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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-10-03

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From accounts Of the-siso6tlhgg-;; ID ID
Iappeass. That, .Ms. &c. ,Wrenh, .sfas
| aMaEsusd75by spme3onexeitheE.s saying.
GellG' or kicking at his door.;;,.H BE;
|1lites ;ia ;That. is. known Las. the. White
Jones' j 2 tether igaSgsa ,t,YossteEly;
|lold ffashiohed house ,bii, the road lie,
tween Greenwo6d 700, aid aid .GoKesbury. at
H #e7 Hing s:sfT.: iWfenHf Was alone in IN fhs. !.
lRSase, bfs :bfs Hiiffe,. . sad isSoiHis iSii Having left,
1him Some fhlhhs fhhhs ago OF ! account az q of I
Iy .ttbubies and it was On fRiS ac:.
count; thates thss xhitecappersE had
]come TO whip him. Wrenn answered.
,thc call. by coming to his, front door.
|jEe opened it and saw seEera[ per.
lsons. standing affodhG:r the: door and
aasked wbat,E5s waited. !;$sofe, Of: the
spafty ,fehHed that ss:tEey, swefA cotton
;mur .peopie onstheif; way ffr5t6n. Green
lviIsa to Greenwood anR Maated,,to
STAY all. might :. Having Itrs&eledAhalfi
:ths .1.ightadid not seem to- strike; them
aE3all .i5plsnngsalouS Nrenn, told; then.
she:. was. sqrEXH, but he. could. net ;arsi
;;comodate them. They. then asked for,
yssmstRing ;tgi easiis and Wrepn:: lll. tellal
them he was again sorry, but asS:shis
wife li6d left him alone he had Moth
ling to cal cooked in the house: Fin. Fin
ALLY they asked for some water. 5RSs
this time Wrenn mad made up .his
:nHHds that there was tfis65ElibFe ,6rew1iirng
and thar those men were aetsrrmiiisasasa
!tosget INTO his. House forrt fhe purpose s
;of:glmng Some injury; to : him He.
|h6Mee eersH agreed: to give, them Some
swsters. ..iMt ssaid he ;;woulidf: go and f.ge,
tls,watex.a Clesingsttheatdoort WTenh.
went : iRrst,::to: his bedrooms where he;
ilsept5T his2apishl; K Mhich; happened to.
E3s :lQade9. sy:sss,. :; ~: :s;r
j, ..lP,i!asl!ings. ap; hi& pistek Wreln went.
i 1.-The place, ,wAere;4s- kept THE drink
ling <::water.. a1ld Ment:to thes door with.
afiSg pistol IN his right haId and the
ibaeket Of i water. in his left Opening
Itlfe1aodf..t1fe hsHde5a:SSnt TIE water to 10
pne bfHherf6Ma, Eastd he did. ! So, o.,
noticed a man croushI R :agaiastt'
Ithe door as close as he could get, ap-
parentH awaiting ar, opening to jump
lifs X sssS rsnn saw 4his i!5 mSn.be. Shit;
aahs deer and called o1ti o:kndw @hat
shis man was doingllpi Against tie
heerr.. Me3,soeneg had hes e1oseF fhe
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G||.I!Q|,|..XI,|E:R|lDNEl|IlIal G||.I!Q|,|..XI, Ialle1SS
AImost Wiped 0u5
as, eHE zsaa i Ia.zn
oyly s-Inaa sssfyqd Tank is left
81 ESt MeRer a6hs Pickens and
Barrancas Suffer Severely, Fort
HyNEgM is Damaged s1Oo,o0e, With
civilians Killed and Gre En-
listed Man fnjured-santa Rosa
4 HasavHs- atdk!asai IL 5 rsssA With
as 45oss.ef 5 Eise a ssr7FeTss vss-Pensa-
- cola Navy Yard Wreckea.

!. ..... e-.i. Ia IT:
i,ssMNa ssMash!nEEte9i+ ssgffsi,al: Enormous
danagf t. e. both 9!!,i4.:. hte ana property was
done at several OF lie. tle, army forts and
'ndva Stations alol'$ale eastern Gulf
sotssssb3e tts ttscelft' tdrrlcane;
+, Nssos+spepae senes r: "ade'
capmasaAs; The Asahtle dlvlslon' re-
ported to the War Department that
SIX civilians were killed at Fort Nor
gan, Ma; aid one enlisted man Is
missing. The damage to the post is
..ssFimafed at S10U,OOO Gulf Quarter
mastef Hddsson,, at Atlanta reported
tl6. iodafeermaster General :Hunphreys
TIE same faels, adding that The fort
NFq1t Morgan, Ala;l was completely
inahdAtsa,s 49,. ;..i .....,.,.,.. -.
.AathofitS,Ma telegraphed to! Cap.
tain Thomas iB.aDMyer- -commandant
at Fort Morgan, to make such U re-
pairs. as as; j: are: necessary in ffhe present
,;peFgeney, In, addition to this ae-
.tiOn., 'Quartermaster General Hum
!!phrey has ordere1lstu that postaL. H.
Doten..e;v,l e,,oii,eef attached to tile
'0'e"' Wv, zoa
quartelmastef,s $ department. anu 1eo,
ley w Chaplain, civil engineer ss ana Il 9
superintendent Of. construction ,at
Fort Hamilton. TO direct the work of
,.a,i.;r. -
/ Fopair "a .,1:,,,,,
sgaptains'baWrenee, .; .Mlller, conf
lnafdaGt Of 'Foit Barrareas, Fla, re
ported that ,tliree enlisted men are
,;sc;;,o E f,oIn tbat: rn,os;t. that Fort
No. & 80. -, .,,s3st tatsflv destrored
Taeise. @e9 !g,. 80 sS -
ana That foft.' fleAens a'hetea seE
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Mrs Winslow,s Soothing Syrup for Children
teettinS, ,softens thegums, reduc esiniiamna.
tirf1. allays pain, cures wind collie, 25c bottle
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Work of Train Wreckers.

! Columbia, Isl. c., special.-southerh.
iRailway 's,Nolth-bor,ld 'Floriaastrain,
;N6.. 30,,was' derailed at $3.50 Thursday
morning as it, was "clcarilrgs a bridge
3bctween Barton and" .Alendale, this
State, arid though the engine. rolled
down the embanlsmerit and two. eeaell7
les, was .oreaturned.n .passenres were
aainiiured..and the enGn,eeriescaped with,
a few: bruises. and, .blG.ns: Cplored
ETireqnp5l anl fAndrew Kemp, WHO had been
ssip- tile service, .seyen. years, coming
heIe from. from. EdgeGIeld, hqd.;bqth leg: legs
broken and died: before The physician n j
aconld reach him.
The railroad people say that Nie
IaecIdeit was clearly the work pf
srailys swfeekers, and the local 'lnagis-
atrate;; James M: :.Pstterson,' seems to,
be similarly impressed. The. railroad
people say that number Of spikes
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IS A. girl will always be nice to a man
unless she is in love with him.
CURED oFsGRAYEL.
Sot a Single Stone Has Formed Since,
Using, Doan.s Kidney Pills.

+ j. D. sDaughtrey, music publisher.
OF Suffolk, Va, says: During two
in,rihree wears that 7 had kidney trou-
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A man cal: make mistakes far; more
easily than he car: make good
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Some. one says that the voice of
is but an invoice.
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u 10 Beaten 6...DAth..

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Colum M SIC, Special "A "a special
s to The tEte from Anderson says :
William Fall, negro, was beaten
( to dea Saturday by qaopa
gkeasler, vhite man, about two
east Of s city. McFall...had
seized er's wife by tEs lgznd
the sup tion is that ths hss1Sssgro., In
tended criminally, assault her,
skeasler be up in time to save his.
wife. es.s,azr
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|erious. Train Wreck. = ~,

Agrious; Hg Train l,ss: . M1eek.h " 81
High snt, N: Ell spesast-.EE sers
ious wlMs occurred here Saturday:
night ahaid-night on the Asheboro
division Ef the, Southern, and as a
result, hegro %soliaalIl' an. ig ist eag q:
negro nE iniureG G:sad, Tie ;shg}Iasf
and fire hE Of ths'ilisfae;a 81 ea, Il! sald IL I.
badly sEEen ap-and bruised. ..abous.
the bod # as afresult of their jump
ing fron!e engine. fh5y e4e at tie
hospital IT it is not thought they
are dang 'uslY wounded. The train
was y 5ass bad ah 4 IS bsssysa.
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~; i.:..J..;-,>, s....HOpGaON,S
III >: 8: is:9Ghief: QnaSterpaster.'"
|: IhefaqtllQrit ritY,rsauested in the tele::
.glam ram vas: gisen BY the .quar!tser:malastelr:
general: -. :.
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sgsTI E1; TEt 81 q a,Ea g14 9sEqg9gi:

Declaring Intervention in Cuba, Pres.
ident Roosevsh IFegrs e
Proclaims Provisional Governments,
With Himself as Head Until Elec-
tions Shall be Hefd-Civil Admin
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SHOES FOB EVERYBODY AT..ALL PRICES.
Mems Shoes. 50 70 slso. ;S noys ~ sn9sss. so s,s
Iisses' & ChiIdron's Shoes 2.2a to $1.oo.
Try W. Z. Douglas Women's, Misses. and
Children's shoes; for style, fit and wear
they excel other makes.
II l. could take. you into, my large
factories at Brockton, Mass,,cnd show.
you how carefully W.L., Douglas shoes
are made, you would then understand
why they mold their shape, tit better,
wear longer, and are OF greater. value
than any other make.
Wherever you Hive, you ccr obtain w. L:
on the bottom, which p:otects you against high
prices and inferior ohoes. Take no suEsttS
fnte. Ask your dealer for WI. Douglas shoes
and insist upon having them. -, 80. " )
Write for illustrated cntnlag Of Fall Styles.
W. DOUGLAS, Dept. is, 6rockton, Mass.
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RfSiDfNT 1HAlliS R1If|:STGNED:

II Ssg .aa S5S-7a Ess4 = n. A5..fsss
@ft's Accession as Provisional Gov
ernor UnaccSSmfp5z f5siHA pzafs5s ieedy By tGehd8
or by Popular Demonstration :.Sf
M Sf2S asS ~ Irrr-"ts.rr s.TIrss trsI
ANY sSssfSa1, s..J r-Iaa 3es 0-.aa3t q
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iOrdered to Newport News

| F|ationl: 0f 9f.4s,.egs. troops e Eer Cuba,
! been ordered to prepare
em: that point as soon as
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or public demonstratioi

nElng;, thsznasFsain ains;9 (, s2sasaassE, g sssass.. p.
eraf FuEston conferred with Mr.. Taft
regarding Tie location Of The camps,
for the first division of she &m@icsssa
troops to be landed heAaa akhE Esitesa
have not yet been selected. Funsto9s
will command all the troops in .CubaT,
vhs vhsglllsasqIbs sl & abesF aog.a
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when their horse became frightened.
sy tas lSsonstIys Rsar.by train IL
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hear, Saluca, about seven OF
|. miles from ! the .WIenn house
crowd possibly included som
an eyca..gIsatep- distance tha
Anderson leaves a wife and
little children.
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esg g s a'eleol i. E'rids rid. q asft,ernoon
Be ,ss3syns, a 80 CO.. h D
at ,m BOT .Sottos&s fss u Sf = tHs fs mai main
slaft, was hat in the head by a piece
Of. falling timber, sustaining istakes;
from which he died six hours, later.
He.was about "a years old aud leaves
a wife and f0ssbRs sR W 0 4 81 90 Cd
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durE1g a gravel at
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Rakid Gaillard, #htain e v
.Ssa6 iNafaa aaE7sssT: Il, fsn>
wy 2S tsEs + EssNS

people are taking American interven-
tiea R4sNsbsAdaly.f sEAsRas no op-
poNflon apparent, andf it seems Ger
IAN. that there will be ahsoiufnlH no
af5d=takals: sLansp oltafIon. to- their:
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II you have some arrangement q
the. female organism write Mrs.
Plnkham, Lynn, Mass, for advice.
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i: i l. =. ! e K9naTa I l!s n-:-v1- :.
Whining .0n, Del, Special. DR..
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-28
Was Smooth. But Not Quite Smooth,
Enough.

II. l. Maxwell recently had more
experience with the check iorger. 4
stranger giving his name as G. Wash
burn came in and bought cheap sui,
aud other goods. amounting to Sii.-
10. In payment lie gave check on
the First National Bank oil Lamar.
lie proposed TO wear tho suit and
went into the dressing room TO make
the change. While engaged in dec
Grating his person with the new suit.
MIR. Maxwell ,elephoned to the La
mar bank aud found tha, the check
was worthless. Locking the back
door to discourage an attempt to cs-
cape Mr.. Washburn was told to make
another change OF clothing and re-
sumo his worn togs. This was done
with no great good humor aud the
fellow turned over to Marshal Bald.
win. He is now in the La Jun,a jail
awaiting trial.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-28

The Gobin-Ebbert Seed Co.. not yet
fully settled in their room in the old opera
house block, have been notified to vacate.
There seems to be differenc Of opinion
between the seed company and owners
as to lease having been made. A law
suit is probable.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-28

Postmaster Lance recently made an
extended visit in Denver, during
which he gave attention to Rocky
Ford's need of better train service.
Mr.. Lance is working to have trains
Nos. Col and Coz made full mail
trains. This will give our business
men additional postal service which
will be greatly appreciated. How
ever, if this application is not grant
ed Mr.. Lance has the assurance of
improvement in the srevice.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-28

Bellfeur apples, than which there
are none better, are not plentiful in
Colorado, which fact gives all the
more value to the basket of this va
riety sent the Enterpri1e from the or
chard of Walter Bishop. Some fine
punches of white grapes accompanied
the priced apples. Thanks.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-28

Look at the date on your address slip
and see il you don't want to enjoy the
pleasure of having it advanced by the
use Of some Of your oantaloupe money.
And those Of our subscribers who
have not eantaloupe money. doubtless
have some other kind. Those dates on
the address slips always look much bet
ter when showing future date. Fact.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-28
Evidence of Levelheadedness.

Two hudrcd and cighty-ninc tickets
were sold at Fowler to Rocky Ford
on Watermelon day, and ono hundred
and four to Pueblo on our big fair
day. which shows that Watcrmcions
arc more popular than beer to the
bucolic citizens OF Fowlcr.-pucbio
Post
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-28

A specially interesting feature Of tho
W. C. T. U. State Convention program
Thursday night was tho chorus rendered
by the musical organization under the di-
reetioa Of Leroy 3. Elsor. consisting Of
forty voices and an orchestra Of five
peices.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-28

Users Of water from the Catlin Cana
are notified that water will be turned ou
Oct. lst for the purpose of cleaning the
ditch.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-28

After Oct. /. o. C. Frantz will have
charge Of Ed. Swink's ranch east Of town
and expects to increase his flock Of pure
bred chickens. MIR. Swnk will be away
from Rocky Ford in search Of better
health,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-28

Our real estate offices are making many
sales but seem to be too busy to furnish
details for publication,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-28

H. W. Goodner has purchased the
Jacob Geo residence property in Garden
Place and occupied It this week.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-28

j. S. Green reports tho sale Of several
properties belonging to chas. p. Richard
son. Ono acre and ono 20 acre tract
wore. sold 10 - Underwood OF Illinois
and house and lot to chss. and VIM.
Mellon.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-28

Tho Barlow Canning Co. is now work
ing large force canning tomatoes o.
which there is large and fino crop.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-28

In consequence Of tho lateness Of mucl
copy for this issue an obituary Of Mrs. W
L. Sickenbsrger goes over to next weel
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-28

ltis rumored that VIM. Green is think.
ing Of making an independent race fol
coroner, but we don't believe he will d,
so.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-28
Obituary Of c. J. Samples.

harles jackson Samples was born in
en- County Kentucky. July 10. 1923.
moved from Kentucky 10 Missouri
an 2 years old. The greater part Of
life was spent in Missouri. with two
rs IN Kansas and ono year in Bonu-
1t. Colo. Tho last 4 years Of his life
IS spent in Rocky Ford.
lie was one Of family Of eight child
4. all OF whom have now passed into
great beyond. save ono brother. John
Samples. living at Milo. no.. and two
tors. Mrs. Nancy Cook. living at LiboF-
NO. and Mrs. Eliza Turner.
Charles J. Samples was tho father OF
children. all OF whom are still living
III the exception OF one child which died
infancy. Tho ton who are left 10
,urn theis fathers death arc: MRS.
nma Keathley. Pleasant hill. No.; Mrs.
.nnie Adams. Independence. No.. Mrs.
.nnie Anderson. Los Angeles. CAL; Mrs.
audie Jones. Mrs. Hattie Jones and
mes Samples. ktherton. NO.; Mrs. Liz
J Clark and Geo. D. Samples. Rocky
'rd: John Samples. Fl. Morgan. Colo.
d chas. Samples. Duel. Colo.
He is also survived by his wife. nrs.
izabeth Samples. who IN her loneliness
Il await the open vision oi the Morning
nd.
mr. Samples died Sept. II. in his zs,h
ar. Funeral services were conducted
Rev. r. r. Ho!lenback OF the n. E.
ureh. Of which tho deceased was an
nored member. and tho body buried in
verview cemetery. a good man has
ssed 10 rest.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-28

Tho vexAtious delay in tho publication
Il last weeks Enterprise was duo 70 tho
unusually late arrival o. the necessary
auxiliary sheets. And tho publication
would havo boon yet further delayed but
Tor tho courtesy Of Bon Cook Of tho Santa
Fe's depo, force who kindly volunteered
10 dig tho bundle from underneath ton
or two Of merchandise in advance Of tho
regular process OF unloading the car.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-28

DR.. Wolfe has moved to new quarters
in the Hale building.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-28

J.w. Young & Co. have opened real
estate Office in r. s. Heall's Law Office
and purpose to do their share OF tho cur
rent hasinaas In Tint lino.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-28

Tho W. r. C. will meet on Wednesday
Oct. 8 and full attendance is desired.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-28
Rocky Ford. three saloons arc provin

Nocky rofo three saloons arc proving
no disappointment. Thoy are doing the
work expected. Friday night there was
another illustration Of their value to a
community. Some rude chaps from the
country got drunk at Cadmans St. James
saloon and preoipitated a row with a
colored citizen. In tho scrap ono Of
tho white follows was cut about the face.
and some wild pistol shooting aeeompan-
led the muss. Two Of the drunken crowd
thought that as thoy got the worst of tho
affair that there were too many colored
men in this community. and they seribbled
a notice for the "nggers" to leave. The
plaeard was seen by but few and given
no attention by anybody, whi.e or oolored
The Rocky Ford community is not one
which oompells people to leave except by
due process Of law. But II there is to be
any deporting la Peabody lot it bo the
saloon keepers, whose traffic makes all
the disorder, and the worthless chaps who
patronize them.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-28

The rooms vacated by DR.. S. H. Pol
lock are occupied by the City Realty Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-28

A sequel to this incident was a shor.
scrap in which George Gross figured ac-
lively for very short time. As passing
along the street a white man fool drunk
with whiskey provided by our four license
aldermen made most indecent and in
sulting remark. for which he was very
promptly and property knocked down by
Mr.. Gross. There is no color line in this
country which protects drunken white
man from the just in dgnation Of sober
man with dark skin.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-28
CHURCH NEWS
Baptist Church.

S. G. Green. Pastor.
Preaching at | a. IN. and p. m.
Sunday school e;45 a. m. Young Peo-
pies meeting 200 p. m.
Tho church letter TO the Association
will be read at the morning service.
Il cordial invitation to the public.
The Southern Colorado Baptist ksso-
citation will meet with the Lake Ave,
Baptist church OF Pueblo. Wednesday,
Oct. 5rd al 1880 p. m. This association
is comprised OF the churches OF the south
east part Of the state. numbering some-
thing over 20. and having membership
Of 5000. There will probably be about
rs delegates in attendance. Those who
will go from the Rocky Ford church are
Rev. and Mrs. S. C. Green. Deacon and
Mrs. C. W. Fenlason. Mrs. Jas. Butter
field, Mrs. Jas. Whittenbarg. Mrs. L. J.
Henry. Mrs. p. K. Blinn. Miss Della Bad
ger. and Deacon Warren Blinn. Tho
sessions close Friday night.
Christian.
CM. Miiiard Nelson. Pastorl
Tho pastor will preach morning and
evening.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Frank u. Hoiicnbaek. pastorJ
All services in the Grand opsra House.
Morning theme. Oneness in tho Lord.
Evening. Al the Beautiful Gate.
Special music by tho choir.
A cordial welcome 70 friends and
strangers.
Presbyterian chsssh.
In tho Christian Church: Sunday
School .. 2 Q. m. Prssehing at ?. m.
Al the W. c. T. U. Rest Room On Front
Street: Primary Dept Of SIS. at p. m.
Y.P. S, c. E. at $3.50 p. m. and Prayer
meeting Wednesday evening At 1850.
Rocky Ford N. e. Circuit.
c. w. Simmons. Pastor.
Parsonar. I'll ". 18th 81
Epworth League, Lafayette. SUM-
day. 6:45. Prayer meeting. "Wednesday.
ESQ.
Services every Sunday as follows:
Eawdalo S. S. 10 a. m. Preaching
II am.
$3.50 p. m.
lafayette. S. S. 2:so p. m.
First Church Of Christ, Socialists.
Samuel A. Taylor. First Reader.
Kcarby Hall. 2o4 North Main. Sunday
service at ! .. m.
Subject: Christian Science"
Testimonial services every Wednesday
1t p. m.
First christiaa Scieaee Society.
Chapel and Reading Room Hagen block
South Main.
Services: Lesson Sermon Sunday II
.. m. Subject: christian Science"
Testimonial services Wednesday 8 p. m.
Reading Room epen daily excepting Sum
day 2 to s p. m.
Mrs. Asna Louise Norris Clark.
First Reader.
German Baptist Brethren.
Sunday school at 10 a. NJ. Prca ching
services at l l a. m. and 8 p. m. Young
Peoples meeting at p. m.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-28

Tho Eagle Shops are crowded with
work in all departments. evidently filing
+. want In this rapidly growing country.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-28
Rocky Ford N. z. Circuit.
c. w. Simmons. Pastor.

First Church Of Christ, Socialists.
Samuel A. Taylor. First Reader.
Kcarby Hall. 2o+ North Main. Sunday
service At ] .. m.
I Subject: Christian Science"
Testimonial services every wsdnssdsy
At 8 p. N.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-28
Presbyterian chsssh.

In tho Christian Church: Sunday
School .. 2 p. m. Presiding at 2. m.
At the W. c. T. U. Rest Room On Front
Street: Primary Dept Of SIS. at 2 p. m.
Y.P. S. c. E. at $50 p. m. and Prayer
meeting Wednesday evening At 1850.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-28
METHODIST EPISCOPAL

Frank u. Hoiicnback. pastorJ
All services in the Grand opsra House
Morning theme. Oneness in tho LORD
Evening. Al the Beautiful Gate.
Special music by tho choir.
A cordial welcome 70 friends ant
strangers.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-20

must receive her just reward. The
corporations which shackle the
hands Of Labor are sitting the
blood of our American citizens.
Labor must be protected. Our
representative must see that laws
are framed which will render just
ice to both parties.
Then again the negro problem,
is one confronting us at this very
moment. and one which must be
solved. They are here, citizens of
the United States; that they will
remain here is a fact known to all
To make good citizens out of the
negro element should be the ambi-
tion of every patriotic American.
They are an inferior race, hence we
must have laws creating separate
schools and separate apartments in
the railroad transportations. We
want their schools to be good, equ-
al to any Of the whites. We want
their apartments in the trains to be
equal to any, but they must be
separate.
The wiskey question my fellow
citizens, to my mind. that should
be framed in our constitution is the
paramount question for the new
state. Our United States Congress
has given the Indian Territory
prohibition and a larg- number of
citizens OF Oklahoma desire that
their portion Of the state. as well
as our protion, shall be forever
known for its law. order and decency
To this eud we should instruct our.
delegate 70 stand BY his instruc-
tions until the wish of the people IS
granted and until the great state Is
known as a Prohibition State
Whiskey never would. never will
make a city nor a state. Should it
take whiskey to make a great CITY
or state, Kentucky would today be
known as the City Of the World,
but instead whiskey has written
her name in the dust, as the Bloody
Ground Of America
The Christian people in this COM
munity are the majority, then a.
rise. select a man, who is a man.
I care not what his political afzlia.
tons maybe, but select a man who
is to brave to be intimidated; to
good to be bought and too humane
TO be entangled with the whiskey
corporations, and send him with
these instructions to represent us
in the framing Of the constitution
Of the great new state.