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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-08-10
GRAND VALLEY.

The Epworth League will meet with
tho people Of Grand Valley on Sunday
afternoon. and will hold the service post
poned from last Sabbath.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-08-10
Expression Of Thanks,

We want to kindly thank every one
who was so kind and sympathetic
through this sadness which we have
just passed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Moore,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Brown,
Mr.. Elmer Brown.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-08-10

Stockmen all over the state are get
ting ready to be in the show at the
State Fair at Pueblo Sept. 10th to
18th to compete for the large prizes
offered.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-08-10

II nominated for the goyernorship
G. w. Swink can defeat any candi-
date that the democratic party may
put IN.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-08-10

Those who contemplate exhibiting
fruit at the coming Fair will be pleas.
ed to know that the judging In that
department will be under the direction
Of n. E. Snow OF Canon City. . rec.
ognixed authority In horticultural
matters. and who did excellent service
At the fair OF 1905.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-08-10

The Ladies Aid Society Of the Presby-
terian church will meet with Mrs. Evan.
next Wednesday afternoon at $3.50 T.
plan for The Baby Show.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-08-10

A party Of young people on Tuesday
visited the river near the Swink bridge
for the enjoyment Of picnic.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-08-10

J. E. Dukes reports the sale Of the E.
H. Willard home In Garden Place 70 c.
n. Burke Of Walnut. Iowa. consideration
S2.6oo for tho two and one-half aesss.
And now Mr.. Willard 10 looking about 10
buy another homo or buy lots and build.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-08-10

\ eompetsnt girl wanted for house.
work in family Of four and no children
inquire at Enterprise Office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-08-10
New Sasta 70 Rstss.

We give below the new rates to
several places in which our readers
are most interested:
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-08-10

The telephone Is . good thing on
general principles but has its draw.
backs. Here IL one: Cantaioupe
growers who were in close eompeii.
ton for tho Enterprise premium
would use the telephone to ask II the
prize had yet been awarded for the
first eantaloupe. For several days
past the answer has been Eyes. you
arc too late" But for telephone faeii.
ities these farmers would have
brought in tho melons for entry In the
competition and the chances arc that
they would have been left at the En-.
tcrprise Office to the great delight OF
the entire force. Is this use OF the
telephone what might be called abuse
Of good thing?
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1906-09-12
The Trenton Fair

The Interstate Fair will be held at
Trenton, n. j., September oath to 28th,
inclusive, and at this time all of the
arrangements for this exhibition, the
greatest of its kind this side of the
Mississippi river, are well under way.
BY the close of this week all of the
work of securing special attractions will
have been completed and, beginning
with Monday of next week, the eXhibi-
ton buildings will be prepared for the
exhibits, which are now being entered
ia numbers far in excess to any preced-
ing year.
The grand-stand seats, to prevent
scalping, will be sold by mail this year,
the same as last year. All orders for
tickets must be accompanied by cash,
certified check or money order. The
sale of seats will open September 18th,
and all orders should be mailed Sep
tember 10th to Holmes E. La Rue,
agent, Trenton, N. j.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1906-09-12
North Wildwood

September days of the brightest
hue are being enjoyed by many.
While the bulk of the host of
visitors have gone home and the
seasons rush is practically over there
now sets in what many visitors and
nature lovers assert the most beautiful
season of the year, the season of brisk,
bright days, of clear blue skies and of
sports galore. This condition lasts
well into October, the month of the
calendar for natural beauty, both at
the shore as well as in the country and
mountains.
Manager MacKenney of the Hotel
Ottens feels gratified with the result of
his first season here. He has made
many friends for his big hotel and
promises number of innovations for
next season. The Ottens has booked a
large number of September guests.
The Ottens has also been entertaining
several army guests, in General Vernon
H. Ware, l.. 5. A., retired of New
England and Colonel ohm II. Harrison,
{. :. A., of Tennessee. The last living
Justice appointed by President Lin
coin, Judge Jackson, of Wheeling, w.
Va, is also at this hotel.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1906-09-12
HOLLY. BEACH
Continued

F. S. Lemport, of Brooklyn, with his
family are here for three weeks.
A pot pie supper will be held for the
benefit of the Rio Grande Baptist
church at 1.-The Berwind," Holly
Beach, on Saturday night, September
18th, from till 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Welch, and
son Harry, of Millville, returned to
their home on Monday after spending
the summer here.
Miss Ada Williams, of Millville, re-
turned to her home after having spent
very delightful summer here.
f. Yenney, the well known Holly
Beach real estate dealer, has sold ST 800
worth Of unimproved lots since Labor
Day.
A woman tried to commit suicide by
drowning at the Rio Grande avenue
bridge last Saturday morning. She
was pulled out by two men and sent to
her home in Philadelphia.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Pres
byterian church will hold a sale of
cakes, pies, ETC., next Saturday at the
borough hall beginning at 3 o'clock.
Ice cream will also be on sale.
See Albig's advertisement inside.
AT the completion of the voting reg
lister on Tuesday by the Holly Beach
election board there were 397 names on
the list.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1906-09-12
SLEEP HABITS OF ANIMALS.
The Monkey Never Loses Its Instinct
of Fear.

The Monkey Never Loses Its Instinct
of Fear.
"When monkey sleeps he picks out
the highest perch he can find," said an
animal trainer. when the only home
of the monkey was forest, he lived
always In deadly fear of the lion, A
live monkey is the choicest morsel on
the menu of the king Of beasts Al
though the monkey Is wise and knows
that In a ZOO the lions are securely
Gagged, the fear is born in him and be
sleeps on the high perch.
THE ltoness when free from family
cares, Is prone to lie on Its back with
its legs stretched up straight In the air
and paws pendent. The lion, when
the excitement of the day Is gone,
stretches itself out fatty on its side
with paws turned In and twltches and
throbs during Its slumbeF good deal
like dog. Gorillas and chimpanzees
sleep with their hands over their heads.
Bears, which have no fear, sleep In any
position. The same Is true of wolves.
animals of a cunning or cowardly
nature however, are always on the
alert, even when asleep. A seal sleeps
like q human being. Once In awhile n
seal will sit up with its head on Its
chest, asleep In the water. It's ears are
kept under so that he may hear the ap-
proach Of an enemy, sound travelling
with great distinctness under water.'
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1906-09-12
Distinguished Naval Guests

A party of distinguished United
States naval guests are here to-day for
an extended stay at the Hereford Gun
ming and Fishing Association, with
their families for the purpose of ill.,
dulging in some fishing and cunning
during the splendid September days.
The party is made up of Chief Engin-
eer of the U. s. Navy, John w. Viii
hanson, who has as his guest, Rear
Admiral James M. Forsythe also on
the retired list. In the party also is
Lieutenant Colonel Thomas G. Prince,
of Washington, ID. c. The party came
yesterday and are located at the Here
ford club house near Grassy Sound.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1906-09-12

mo wonder" said the poet, that nc
one cares to read the works of Haeckel
Darwin, Spencer, Huxley and so on
These men have much to say, but they
don't know how to say 1t. They have
never taken the time to learn to write. "
He drew his notebook from his pocket
When Professor Thompson" he re-
sumed, "hit on new variety of cathode
rays, he announced his discovery In
these terms: OF an orthocathodlc char
acter, detachable fluorescifient ex-
citant; of paracathodic character, a
deflectable fluoresclfient noneXcltant;
of diacathodic character. monde
tlectable fluorescifient noneXcltant; of
an isocathodic character, deflectable,
nonforescifent noneXcltant'-and so on
for forty or fifty pages"
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1906-09-12
Badly Placed.

Lawley expert shorthand reporter)-
l say James, the boy from the news
paper office has called for the report of
that lecture. Is 1t finished?
James Ga novice)-All but short sen
tence In the middle of 1t, and can't
for the life Of me make out from my
notes what 1t Is.
Lawley-Oh, just put In "great ap-
plause" and let 1t go.
James acts on the suggestion, and
the lecture is sent for publication
with the doctored part reading,
Friends, will detain you but few
moments longer" Great applause)-
London Express.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1906-09-12


on and Carriage Builders Association
of Philadelphia came here for days
outing in two sections of trains and a
full brass band attachment. The asso-
citation made the Ruric their headquar-
tiers and spent most delightful day
beside the sounding sea.
II. w. Ryan has closed two of his
stores on the boardwalk
Spruce plastering lath at $3.50 per
NJ. for cash. Diamond d Co. Holly
Beach, n. J.
Mrs. Bertha Hackney, who has had
charge of the Ryan store in the Baker
block this summer, commenced
teaching in the Wildwood school on
Monday.
Harry Fisher, of Court House, spent
Saturday evening here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley and children,
Anna and Francis, of Philadelphia, re-
turned TO their home on Sunday. They
have been stopping at May Villa on
Magnolia avenue.
Keep cool Buy 1.-THE Fish Fan"
Zoe. WILDWOOD PosT CARD Co.
IL. b. Wiese, of Parkesburg, Pa, is
having plans drawn for a cottage to be
erected at the Crest Plans are also
being drawn for cottage for Miss
Martina Rosney, of Philadelphia.
Mr. aud Mrs. H. b. Wiese, ofParkes-
burg, Pa, are occupying their cottage,
206 Maple avenue for the month of
September and are entertaining Mrs.
and Miss Macaltioner of Woodstown;
the Misses Cook, Dobson and Emley,
of Philadelphia.
Buy "The Fish Story" copyrighted. \
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Hazard, of Denver,
Col, with their granddaughter paid a
short visit to Wildwood during the
past week and were delighted with the
place.
Rev. Howard E. Snyder, pastor of
Holy Trinity Lutheran church will
return this week from his home at
Lafayette, Ind. When he was called
on account of the death of member
of his family. He will preach both
morning and evening next Sunday.
Sunday-school will again be held at
$50 p. NJ. instead of $50 A. NJ.
The finest post cards yet issued for
Wildwood, Holly Beach and Anglesea
have arrived from Germany and
will be found at r. w. Ryan's Japan
ese Bazaar, Wildwood. for sc.
John A. Collins and wife, of Chester,
Pa, is visiting his daughter, Mrs.
Clayton Lowe.
j. X. Tresher will move to Vineland
and conduct the Baker House hotel
this winter.
The Wildwood public school opened
on Monday with Ill pupils on the roll
divided as follows among the four
rooms: Principals, Is, grammar, 27;
intermediate, %; primary, As
Councilman j. Albert Harris is en-
tertaning his brother from Connect
cut, also his mother and other relatives.
Councilman William Lamond, of
Philadelphia, has enjoyed pleasant
vacation here with his family.
George Muller, of the Frankford ar
senal, has been here for ten days with
his family.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1906-09-12
Ignorance Might Have Been Bliss.

"a lady on a sultry summer after
noon called on some friends" said a
lecturer. "The talk buZZed along
briskly, fans waved and the daughter
of the house kept twitching uncomfort-
ably, frowning and making little
smothered exclamatlons of annoyance.
Finally with an impatient sigh she rose
and left the room.
"'Your daughter, said tl@ visitor,
seems to be suffering from the heat
"'No,' said the hostess. She Is just
back home from college, and she Is
suffering from the family grammar 3"
Milwaukee Sentinel.
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RECEIVER IS NAMED
ACTION AGAINST WILLIAM FRANZ
CTS, A STOCK DEALER.
George Stewart Appointed by Court to
Take Charge OF Business on m
Application from Missouri.

Under ancillary proceedings insti-
tutde in the United States Court Fri
day by Frank Sweet of Missouri,
George Stuart of Montgomery as
temporary receiver. took charge yes
terday of all property and effects Of
William Francis. who conducts a liv-
cry and sales stable at 1874 Lee street.
Mr.. Stuart was appointed receiver
Friday afternoon by Judge Jones. but
the case was not given ut from the
clrek's ONCE until yesterday owing to
the fact that Mr.. Stuart did not make
the $500 bond until yesterday morn
ing.
In the petition filed by Frank Sweet
in the United States Court. he repre-
sents that he was one of the petition
ing creditors who forced William
Francis into bankruptcy October 3,
1906. in the United States District
Court for the St. Joseph Division of
the Western District of Missouri. The
petitioner alleges that receiver was
appointed by the court to take charge
of the property and effects of william
Francis in Missouri.
Sweet represents that Francis is en-
gagged in the business of buying and
selling horses. mules and other live
stock in this district and thatFrancis
owns certain property of value in and
near the city and county of Montgom-
cry consisting mostly of mules. hors-
es, buggies. harness, promissory notes
and other like property.
The petitioner alleged an absolutely
necessity for the preservation Of the
estate by the appointment of a tenn
porary receiver. ancillary to the Mis-
souri, proceedings, and urged that this
receiver take charge Of the properly
Of Francis in Montgomery pending a
hearing and decision on the proceed
ings.
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When an Indian Territory pastor re-
Gently told a perspective bride ana
groom to join hands in order that he
might continue the ceremony the
groom seIzed his wife by the hand and
said, Pleased TO meet ye." He was evil
IDENTIFY never married before-Kansas
City Journal
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The Woman's Missionary Union o:
the Clayton street Baptist church Will
meet Monday afternoon, when a special
program for the occasion hos been ar
ranged The deacons and ofncers OF
the Clayton Street Church will meet
Monday evening at 1880 O'Clock at the
pastor's residence All evening SER
vices at the Clayton Street Baptist
Church will be held at 1:30 o'clock
during the fall and winter.
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Rev J. w. O'Hara. pastor Of the
Clayton Street Baptist Church. will
fill his pulpit at both the morning and
the evening services today. The sub
iect of the morning sermon will b.
worship" and the evening sub1cc !
will be. mot the Righteous. but Sin
ners" At the evening service. the
ordinance of baptism will be admins
tered.
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At the Protestant Methodist Church.
on the corner of Bibb and Moulton
Streets. the pastor Rev. w. e. Hol-
land. will begin series of protracted
services this morning at II o'clock. The
services are expected to continue about
two weeks. with preaching in the
morning and in the evening of eaca
day.
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business meeting of the B. Y. p
II. Of the First Baptist Church Will De
held next Friday evening at the nome
Of Mr. and Mrs. l.. L. I'asseter on tne
vnner Wetumpka road 1t will be all
imnortant meeting and the members
are urged to attend.
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Mrs. l.. L. Lasseter ia the president.
gave Japanese Tea Friday afternoon
at Hill Crest" the home Of Mrs.
Lasseter. which was a decided success
considering the inclemency of the
weather.
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Song-Annie Lula Mosely and Ruth
Adams.
Friday. October II:
$3.50 p. N. Topic: The Call OF the
City. Led. by Mrs. John A. Rice.
Solo-Miss Clara Belle Rooney.
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On account of the absence OF the
pastor, Rev. John Bass Shelton. the
pulpit of the Adams Avenue Baptist
Church will be filled this morning b,
Deacon Victor Hilton. and this evening
at 1870 o'clock by Deacon q. j.
Thrasher. Mr. Shelton will preach the
dedicatory sermon of the new Baptist
Church at Cordova this morning.
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regularity OF the meetings and tne
length of time that the meetings nave
been held. Not day in several years
haye these Young men failed to meet
in this half hour of prayer.
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A Week Of Prayer.

The Woman's Home Mission Society
of the South Perry Street Methodist
Church. will observe the annual week
of prayer and self denial this week, be-
ginning this morning at IL o'clock. I
special program for the occasion
has been arranged and number of the
best posted people in Montgomery on
the subjects pertaining to Missions AMI
Mission causes, have been prevailed
iron to take part. The services will
be conducted every afternoon and eve
ming during this week. These meet
ings are open and a cordial sinvita ton
is extended to everybody interested
ir Missions to attend the meetings.
The following is the program for the
weeks services:
Sunday, October Z:
IL o'clock, a. M. Sermon--Rev. Henry
Trawick.
1880 p. m. Address by Mrs. ]. b.
Chatfeld, District Secretary.
Solo--Mrs. Merritt Vandiver. Offer
ing
Monday. October 8:
$3.50 p. m. Address by Judge William
H. Thomas Topic: immigration;
Value and Peril of Foreign Citizens.
Solo Mrs. Edward Davant.
Tuesday, October 9:
$3.50 p. m. Topic: Work of the Wo-
mans Home Mission Society for For
egners
Solo.
Wednesday. October 10.
$50 p, m. Topic: Ruth Hargrove
Seminary. Led by Mrs. f. NJ Trimble.
Solo--Miss Annie May Grigg.
Thursday. October IL:
$3.50 m. Topic: Our Young People
and children. Led by Miss Lula Pear
son.
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WEEK END NEWS NOTES
OF MONTGOMERY CHURCHES

BY L. w. WRIGHT

! pices of the Young Woman's Christian
Association. will begin October II, and
Will be held in the Court Street Meth
| odist Church. The class is to meet
| cept Saturday and Monday until Octo-
Der 81, and all women are cordially
| urged to be present. There can be no
greater blessing to the Association or
to the general public than a deepen
ing of the interest in the study of Gods
| word and this course of lectures has
| been planned for very carefully AMI
prayerfully, with this end in view
There will be no class fees.
Miss Blodgett is to have charge also
| OF the Bible hours at the convention
Of the Gulf States Young Womens
Christian Association. which is to b.
entertained in Montgomery from Nov.
omber Q to 5. In a few days the
printe announcement of the lectures
will be mailed to those who are in
terested and 1t would help the Sec
rotary of the Association greatly II
those who desire to attend them would
send her their names for enrolment.
Address Miss Richmond. Young Wo-
mans Christian Association. Montgom-
cry. This is not necessary. however,
and the help of your presence Is desir-
ed in any case. 1t will help you in
return.
Music at Baptist Church.
Prof. T. C. Galloway. the organise
and Musical Director of the First Yap-
fist Church, has arranged the follow
ing musical program for the services
today.
Morning Service.
Organ Prelude--Grand choeur in n.
(Deshayes.)
Chorus -Jubilate Dec in C. (schil-
ling)
Organ Se1ection--A prayer in E.
Gemaigre)
OFertory auartette--Be the King
--Parker)
Quartette--O come to my Heart, Lori
Jesus (Schnecker.)
Organ Postlude--Grand Professional
March, (Gounod) -
Evening Service.
Organ PreIude--The vesper Hour
est. Sene3.) 2s
Anthem Praise the Lord, o Jerusa-
le M (Maunders
Organ seleo ton -Adagio from second
Organ Symphony (Widor.)
Ofertory Qusrtette-Saviour When
Night Involves the Sky (Shelley)
Quartctte--There is no Night in
Heaven (Bullard)
Organ PostlUde- Grand TriumphaI
Chorus (Guilmant)
Choir.
Mrs. s. e. Washburn, Soprano
Junius ]. Pierce. Tenor.
Mrs. l.. ]. Richardson. Alto
A. l.. Stahlnecker. Bass.
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The Board of directors of the Young
Mems Christian Association will meet
Monday afternoon and take up the mat
err of the completion of the building.
The building is practically enclosed
and the work which is yet to be done
is the more tedious part. that of finish
ing the interior.
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Vesper Services mt Y. w. C. A.
The vesper services at the Y. " C.
A., will be resumed Sunday, October
l. at p. m. The meeting will be led
ty the Secretary, Miss Richmond
The two weeks course of Bible lect-
ures to be given by Miss Mary n
Blodgett. of Detroit. under the aus
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-10-07

The regular monthly meeting of the
Board of Directo of the Ala bama Bible
Society will he held at the Bible House
on next Thursday afternoon at 4
o'clock, at which time after the regu-
ar business of the society has been
finished the new policy of the society
will be discussed With the extension
of the work and the increased force
necessary to carry on the work 1t has
been found imperative that new plans
for the work be adopted.
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The regular services at the Clayton
Street Methodist Church will be con-
Quoted today by the pastor. Rev. e. e.
Moore. The Woman's Foreign Mis-
sionary Society OF the Clayton street
Methodist Church will meet Monday
afternoon at the church. and on Tues
dav the Board of Stewards will meet
at the pastors residence.
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The members of the Forest Avenue
Methodist Church will entertain at a
reception at the church on Wednesday
evening from to 10 o'clock in honor
of their pastor and his wife. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. r. Ellison. Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
lison who recently married at Green's
boro.
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Rev. Eldred NJ Stewart. pastor OF
the South Side Baptist Church, Will nil
his pulpit at both the II O'Clock morn
inc and the 100 o'clock evening SER
vices today.
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SULTANA PEAS. q 10
A. p. PEAS. 2 for. 80. ..-..... 80. ......3-
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10 Stamps with package A. &. p. Dat
10 Stamps with 1 bottle Cider Vinegar
10 Stamps with N. Full Crea 1eshees
10 Stamps with 1 bottle AmmCia.
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grand Sunday School rally will
mark the occupation of the new Lomax
annex by the Sunday School of the
Court Street Methodi Church next
Sunday morning. The event will be
celebrated with appropriate ceremonies.
Including a special program of music
and several fine addresses.
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The Young Mems Prayer Meeting of
Montgomery meets every afternoon from
6 30 to I o'clock in the ONCE of the
secretary in the new Young Mems
Christian Association building The
PRAYER meeting is well attended and is
one of the most wonderful meetings
held in Montgomery because Of the