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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1906-06-08

as it does to-day. More peope de-
mand quality than ever before, land
the man who raises or produces just
ordinary" things will never get top
prices. Quality counts in every
thing, from Strawberries to live
stock; eoch must sell on its merits.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1906-06-08
ODD.

A newspaper which states that snails
are making their way as an article
of food, adds, with an air of origin
atty, that their progress is Slow"
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1906-06-08
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Russian Editor Honored.

Paul Miller, director of the official
telegraph agency and editor of the
Financial Messenger and Journal of
Commerce and Industry, st. Peters
burg, has been appointed a member
of the council of the MYSTERY of
finance and agent Of the MYSTERY for
Germany and Austria Hungary.
Why it EXasperateS.
My husband has such an exaspra-
ting habit of talking in his sleep.
"Disturbs your rest. doesn't it,"
"Oh, l don't mind that. But he
mumbles so can't understand a
word he says.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-12-21
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
The Conner Stone Of the Fine New Structure Laid With Appropriate
Addresses and Ceremonies.

izc a church. He told of how he was
received at the little station on \
very cold. dark evening. and how the
aforesaid citizen showed him around
seeking to impress him with the fact
that there was population enough in
the town. with some help from that
on the ranches round about. (Which
he couldn't scc), out OF which to or
ganizc n church. They met the fol-
lowing night in vacant store on
Main street. and the night was cold
cr than the previous onc-onc of tho
coolest he had experienced in Colo.
RADIO. But there was big cast iron
stove in the room and il was red hot
so that with the additional warm
hcartcdncss of the people. it was
plenty warm inside. ii il was cold
outside. So the First Presbyterian
church of Rocky Ford was organized.
The speaker paid tribute to Rev.
Barber. the young man who first took
up the pastoratc. and then to Rev.
Mayo. the aged man. who came at a
critical time and did such faithful ser
vice in the up-building of ,nc church.
And like Paul the devoted Mayo,
had his Timothy. the young man who
had come after him. and whom he
loved.-and whom the congregation
had come to think now was the only
young man in the Prcsbytcry.
The speaker then gave way to DR..
Work OF Colorado Springs. who de-
livcred an eloquent address on The
Advantages of Church Bring to n
Community. He referred to the ad-
vantages of the commercial inter
csts of a people and held that even on
the commercial side the church gave
its advantages to community. But
/, it was the values that constituted the
higher phases of life that were the
more important and these the church
gave. The church was that institu-
ton which enshrincs the personality
of Jesus in community, and the pur-
pose of Jesus was the highest pur-
pose at which men ever aimed. Men
were raised by it, inspired and subli-
mated as they were by no other in
flucncc. Man needed moral pas
sion for his greatest inspiration, in
order to do his most worthy and
constructive work Men aimed at
enhancing values in what they did.
The agriculturist enhanced the values
in the soil, the miner those in the
mines, the teacher that of education,
and the author of literature. The in
huence of Jesus transformed the
thought of men and enhanced the
value of all they did. He called men
out of obscurity to fill the great
places of the world. The speaker
glowingly recited in brief the careers
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-12-21

Of a number of men who had revo.
lutionixcd the thought of the world
by the inspiration they had drawn
from the personality of Jesus. l,
was to this that the church Of Chris,
was dedicated: Il was for this insti.
tuition founded by Christ they were
laying the corner stone today. and in
so doing were enhancing the value oi
all the interests Of the community
of all the interests of life and making
them in their character to be higher
interests. This was why the church
was of the highest advantage to the
community.
Miss Allan sang beautifully a solo
Babylon" after which the congrc-
CATION. preceded by > the clergy
marched to the new church grounds
in procession. There the senior el-
der of the society, a. L. Kellogg,
read the historical sketch and Rev.
Macleod with some appropriate re-
marks did the dcpositing of il in the
receptacle of the stone. The people
IAN earthly temple here we raise"
to the time of Hebron. the box was
duly sealed and the stone then laid
bv DR.. Kirkwood, with the custom
ary ritual words. Rev. Norton dclivi
cred the prayer of Dedication and
Thanksgiving. and after another
hymn the bcncdic,ion was pro-
nounccd by Rev. Joel Todd. closing
tho ceremony.
The stone is beautiful polished
green granite. handsome piece of
stone and comes from Vermont quar-
rics. 1t bears the simple inscription
on its face "First Presbyterian
Church" and the year in Roman nu-
merals. 1t is the gift of Mrs. ]. c.
Randall. The stone harmonizcs fine
ly with the grey brick of which the
building is being constructed. The
walls are now quite well under way
and good idea of the size and sub
stantial beauty of the proposed edi-
flee could be got by the large assem-
blagc of spectators.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-12-21

The ceremony of laying the corner
stone OF the handsome place Of wor-
ship for the First Presbyterian
church society, in course OF erection
on the corner OF Walnut ave. and
Ninth ST., took place last Tuesday
afternoon. in the presence of a large
congregation Of the members and
friends of the society.
There were present as visiting elcr-
gy: Rev. T. c. Kirkwood. DID.
and Rev. Edgar w. Work. DID,. botIi
OF Colorado Springs. Rev. r. B. Nor
ton, of Las Animas, Rev. Malcolm
II. Macleod of Pueblo. Rev.
Conrad Bluhm OF La Junta. and the
ministers of the local churches: Rev.
S. c. Green, Baptist; Rev. i. r. Hol-
lcnback. Methodist: and Rev. NJ. NJ.
Nelson. of the Christian church, ali
of whom were associated in some ca
pacity i'll the ceremony of the stone
laying.
Although the sun shonc out delight
fully the air was decidedly crisp and
uch part of the exercises had not
necessarily to be performed out OF
Vbors were given in the First Chris
tian church. near by.
The special music for the occasion
was under the direction of Miss Jean
Bryce Allan, and Mrs. G. Fl. Nor
ton presided at the instrument.
Rev. Green delivered a brief invo-
cation and the congregation sung the
hymn:
How firm a foundation, ye saints OF
the Lord,
Is laid for your faith in His excellent
word!
What more can He say, than to you
He hath said
To you. who for refuge to Jesus have
fed?
A responsive reading was led by
Rev. Nelson, and the choir rendered
an anthem.
The Rev. Conrad Bluhm made the
prayer, and the congregation sung
again, the corner stone laying hymn
Grant that all we, who are here today
Rejoicing this foundation to lay,
May be in very deed Thine own,
Built on this precious corner stone.
Pastor Davenport then introduced
the venerable DR.. Kirkwood of Col
orado Springs. speaking of him as
the pioneer of church development,
in the state of Colorado.
DR.. Kirkwood gave a running ac.
count of the history of the Presby.
terian church in Rocky Ford. He
was down in Silver City. N. NJ, when
he got letter from one of the early
residents of the town expressing q
desire to have him come and organ.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-12-21

DR.. Wolfe has sold his dwelling
on corner of Ninth and Locust to L.
d. Nelson. formerly of Iowa, bu,
more recently of Dakota. The sale
was made through Coffman & Bow
man, consideration Sa.soo. DR.. Wolfe
has some definite ideas as to how a
residence should be built and will
rent until spring. when he will build
a house lust to his taste.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-12-21

Mrs. Matte Hulse has some very artis-
tic Fin Trays done from nature.-In
Mountain scenery such as Mt. of Holly
Cross. Rainbow Falls. Ute Pass. Seven
Falls, Cheyenne Canon. Sunrise on Pixies
Peak and various views Of Garden Of the
Gods. Call at my studio upstairs in the
Maxwell Blk.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-12-21
See the Fine Display st W. E
CIark's Cash Nest Market

On Saturday and Monday next clsrk's
Meat Markst East Elm Ave-. will make
= beautiful display Of the finest Of fresh
Meats. Pork. Turkeys. Geese. Fish. Sau-
sage and other meat products. The sx.
hibition will be worth seeing. besides some
Of the numerous callers are going to get .
handsome present. the lucky party 70 BE-
announced Monday evening.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-12-21

If our published lists Of newspaper and
magazine combinations do not contain
what you want, call at the Office where
we can give you lowest combination rates
on almost any publication in the U. S.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-12-21

Saturday afternoon the GUESS Girls
will have fine display ol Pillows in tho
show windows o: the Rocky Ford Hard
ware Co. You will find something there
to suit you for Christmas gift.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-12-21

Harry Maxwell's assortment Of Neck.
wear is the best in the city.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-12-21

A Cluett coat shirt would bo mic
present for your husband. At Harr
Maxwell's.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-12-21

Beautiful Blooming Plants al
BurreII's.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-12-21
All kinds Of Decorative Greens
and Christmas Trees.
The Gobin.Ebbert Seed Co.
K. and L. of S.

Council meets on the First and
Third Thursday evening of each
month. Visiting members welcomed.
2S-tf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-12-21

The new dspo. has bsen making good
progress Of late and its early completion
seems promised.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-12-21

Holly and Mistletoe Wreaths at
Burrell's.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-12-21

The City Realty Co. buy live stock and
alfalfa in car load lots.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-12-21

Buy Your Holiday Goods
from the largest stock. Fast selling. at
always lowest prices. See sale bills. At
the Ramsay Dry Goods Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-12-21
Ferns. many kinds. at BurreII's

For Christmas. a nice Rocker
or Picture at Lewis Bros. &
Johnson's.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-12-21

Ferns. many kinds. at BurreIrs
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-12-21

The Show is going TO be at
Stauffer's after the 10th. Go and
see it.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-12-21

For Rent. furnished rooms for light
Housekeeping, 2lo West Swink Ave.
29 Mrs. j. H. Burr.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-12-21

For Sale, Extra fine two-year old
Heifer. B. G. Wilson. 3o-1t
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-12-21
The Gobin.ESbert Seed Co.
have full and complete line of
Christmas Decorations.

Bring Your School Children
To the FL Captain hotel, where DR..
X. c. Sapero, the well known eye,
ear, nose and throat specialist will
examine their eyes and yours free.
One day only, Saturday, Dec. 22.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-12-21

Beautiful Blooming Plants at
Burrell's.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-12-21

Get her Watch. Chain. Charm.
Bracelet. Ring. Brooch. Hat pin. Stick
pin or Fob Of Henry, the Jeweller and
optician and it's good. lstf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-12-21
rlasonic Installation,

Last evening St. Johns Lodge No. rs
installed the following officers:
W. NH. A, Dawley
S. W.-Geo. Preble
J. VIC. v. Ryan
Treas.-E. j. Smith
Seo.-H. P. Steadman
Trustee-Morris Meyer.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-12-21

Don't fail to read the First National
Banks large new card this week.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-12-21

Artesian Well Contractor MeVey has
his derrick erected near the section
house and will soon be drilling the Santa
Fe's first well in Rocky Ford.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-12-21

The swellest line OF neck wear from
New York at Harry Maxwells.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-06
SENATOR'S BY DIRECT VOTE
Eleven States Represented At Convention
in Session a. Des MOines
GOVERNOR CUSSlNS OPENS DISCUSSION
Ex-Governor LarrRbee of Iowa Tenn
POrRry Chairman - Conference
Probably in Session for
Week.

DIES MONIES, Ia, Dec. 6.-Responding
to the call of Governor Cpmmins for
meeting Of representatives to be held In
Des Moines for the purpose Of discussing
methods of changing the manner of select
ing United States senator's, about half the
entire number met here today. Preliminary
to the meeting the matter was discussed In
an Informal way, II being the consensus OF
opinion that congress should take the first
step and that pressure should be brought
to bear on this body toward the end
sought. Illinois and Indiana sent the larg-
est delegations. California and Oregon
are represented by two each.
Governor Cummins delivered the openinn
address, discussing the necessity Of elect
ing United States senators by direct vote
of the people He declared that under
such method the senate would be directly
responsible to the people. The conference
will probably continue a week.
Following the address by Governor Cum
Minis the convention organized by elecinB
ex-governor Larrabee a temporary chair
man and John Weaver of Indianapolis as
temporary secretary. The chair was au-
thorized to appoint a committee on creden-
tials which consisted of w. o. Hart OF
louisiana, Roswell Shelly Of oregon. George
ID. Whitcomb OF California, Plat Hubben
of Missouri and Jerry b. Sullivan of Iowa.
The committee met at once, while the
convention waited. and reported creden-
tials from thirty delegates representing
eleven states. Committees were then Sc
lected on permanent organization and reso-
lutions by calling the roll OF states. Both
committees met on adjournment of the con-
vention at o'clock.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-06
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AMEs, Ia, Dec. ESPECIALLY 1.-THE stu
dent stock and grain judges representing
the Iowa State college at the International
Live Stock show have succeeded in carry
ing OF large number Of the prizes Of
fered. They lost the cattle, sheep and
swine trophy TO Guelph college, Of Ontario,
Canada. However they won second place
In this contest and stood only 17S points
behind the Ontario college In a possible
1000 points. The Ames team won the horse
trophy and had two students on this team
who ranked above all others. h Il. Dren-
nan of Corning, Ia, and a senior of the
college had ranking OF 2S9 in a possible
~ points. This is the highest ranKlng
ever made by a student judge at the Chi
cago shows. b. w. Crossley, also senior
at Ames, OF Council BUNS, Ia, was sec
ond with 2S4 points. Two other Iowa men,
j. b. Mcmillan of Cedar Rapids ana Ems
Hail of Blrmingham won fourth and ninth
places, respectively. This Is one of the
nnest trophies offered at the show and the
competition was very keen. Inc Gtuuent
gram judging team OF Iowa State college,
trained Dy Prof. al. l.. Bowman OF the farm
crops department won nrst place in the
corn contest ana received as d prize the
u, Nv corn tropny onered by a. L. Cook
OF OueDoit, la. rms Is the second lime
Ames uas won the corn trOpny, ana II
Iney win 1t once more u becomes the psl.
InAllenL properly "a tIle IOWA S.ate couess.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-06
tice Gardiner, where he sought to file an
nfhar cr,r, vla fnf l,,tFf tvaq daniad

tice Gardiner where he sought to file an
other complaint, but was denied.
A joint session Of the Board OF Education
and the Board of Park Commissioners has
been arranged for Saturday afternoon TO
inspect the grounds Of the Twentieth ave-
nue. schools and determine the best plan
for convrtng them into public park Tor
that section of the city. The Board OF Edu-
cation favors the proposition provided the
park commissioners will assume the respon-
sibility of caring for the grounds
Charles Beadle, who was arrested as he
left the gates of the Lincoln (Neb.) pent-
Tertiary and was brought to Council Bluhs
to answer the charge of stealing buggy
from the premises Of Charles Green m
Lewis township, was arraigned before
Judge Green yesterday and entered a plea
OF not guilty. AS Beadle Is without means
to employ an attorney, r. J. Organ Mas as
signed by Judge Green to defend him.
The police department received word yes
terday from the chief of police OF Chilli
Gothic, Mo, that a man by the name OF
Charles Radford had been picked up In
the streets there, wandering about In
sen1i-conscious condition, resulting from
severe attack of pneumonia. The man gave
the names of Major Richmond, chief OF
police Of this city, and Captain q Neil or
the police department, indicating that ne
was from this city. The only Charles Rad
ford living here is a carpenter from Avoca
and he is working for the Consolidated Con-
struction company and was at work as
usual yesterday.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-06
A. A. Clark & Co, CHAIIEL LOANS

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Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-06

oNAWA, Ia, Dec. 5.--(special. )-MonoAa
county has sensation in the shape OF
contest for the office Of county treasurer.
generally considered the most important Of
flee in the county. Stephen Tllson, the
democratic county treasurer, who has held
the ONCE the last three years. and whose
term would have expired December 81, has
just filed notice Of contest against j. E.
Kindigh, a republican who was elected
November 6, on the face OF returns as can
vassed by the Board of Supervisors by a
majority OF 80 votes.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-06
Real Eatate TranHfers,

These transfers were reported TO The Be
December 8 by the Pottawattamie Count!
Abstract company Of Council Bluns:
Rosa Marcus and husband TO Allie
~. Won tLschen, lots I and and
west Is II. Of lot g. IN block g. ana
lot !, In block 4. In Beers subdivision
IN Council BLUFFS, Ia, W. d..,st...,,.1 100
Henry Eiuers anu wife 10 ii. n. ROhl-
ing. eh swh INA, " d...g....... 200
Fronk M. True and wife TO Rose y.
Wendt, lot 4, In block I in Ayoca,
lar " u..F-s... ,s.ss.. --.-..'... .s....-.- ZU0
W. W, McRofy 70 Clarence +. Bow
man, part OF lot %. in Auditors sub
division OF nwh Reh l2-76-i0. " a., I.3i
Charles Schmidt, jr., and wife 70 III,
r. Patterson. lot 9. In block 10 In
Avooa, Ia, " d......,..,,........... %
Margaret Z. MCGEE and husband 20
HaWy n. Filler, lots l. 2. aud 4
In block -. In Bayllsa Sd add. 10
Council Bluns. Ia, " q. .t........... IA
County treasurer % Mary a. Wesley,
lot 4 IN block 2 In Snow q Green's
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-06
only Two votes Against IL in the COM
merCfaI Club.


Only Two Votes Against II in the Com
mercial Club.
The Council Bluffs Commercial club at
the regular monthly meeting last night
placed itself on record as favoring a
straight scent fare between this city and
Omaha There was a good attendance and
there were only two dissenting voices.
More than one Of the members present
expressed the opinion that the Omaha &
Courcil Bluffs Street Railway company
would, when 1t realized that It was the
universal demand of the citizens of Coun-
Gil BLUFFS. grant the reduced fare between
the two cities. AS at the mass meeting
in the city hall. the opinion was expressed
that a scent fare would in a short while
increase the earnings OF the company be-
tween the two cities ~
II was suggested that possibly the COM
pany, II It did not feel inclined to grant
the scent fare, might be forced to, as It
was asserted that it was very doubtful II
the street railway had any franchise in
Council BLUFFS worth speaking Of II was
stated that the street railway company was
operating under the franchise granted the
Council Bluffs, Lake. Manawa & East
Omaha Construction company and assigned
by 1t to the Omaha, Council Bluffs &
Suburban Railroad company. Section six
OF this franchise. IL was pointed out pro-
vided for fare not to exceed 5 cents from
any point in Council Bluffs TO Twenty
FIRST street In East Omaha and a fare not
TO exceed 10 cents for a continuous ride
each way between any point on its line
in Council Bluffs to the end Of its line
or the end Of the line or lines with which
said company has traffic arrangements. The
contention was made that under this fran
chise the street railway company was not
entitled to charge more than 10 cents from
any point in this city to South Omaha or
Benson --7,
A motion prevailed authorizing Mayor
Macrae to name three members OF the club
to act on the committee 20 be appointed
by him In accordance with the resolution
adopted at the mass meeting to confer
with the officers of the street railway COM
pany. motion also prevailed, with but
one dissenting vote, that Il was the sense
of the meeting, that the Commercial club
indorse the movement TO secure a straight
scent fare between the two cities.
At the close OF the meeting Mayor Macrae
announced the makeup OF the COMMITTEES
as follows
West End Improvement clubs, A. C.
| Keller, q. W. Skinner w. G. Boyer; city
| council, CouncilmeD Wallace, Younkerman
Olson; Commercial club. DR.. v. L. Treynor
Everest.
This committee of twelve will meet thi,
afternoon at A O'Clock in the rooms of IN,
Commercial club to make arrangements fol
calling on the ofncers OF the street. railway
/ company. .s..,.