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The Holly chieftain., 1897-05-07
CALL AND SEE THE NEW STORE
j. M. JOHNSTON,
FOURTH STREET. HOLLY. COLO.

T. B. Martin, NJ. Gsrity and J. R.
Supt. Mcdowell went to L ,mar Wed
nesday to look after the west end o
the canal.
Mrs. II. s. Davis arrived yesterday
from Versailles, Illinois, and will Join
her husband on their new farm at Ami
tyville.
The hest remedy for The "blues" il
constant work. 1t takes . person o
exceedingly dull mind to be contented
with idleness.
The cattle on the range are looking
much better than thei did Il month age
and In the course of q month or 80 will
be rolling fat.
A lively exodus OF young men from
Holly, Granada, and Lamar to the re.
gion aoou, Little r Rock, Ark, is among
the future possibilities.
The smiling countenarce OF "Burro
Joe" on the streets here every day re-
mind the old residents OF the time when
Holly WAS bu. ranch.
Several men went TO Coolidge the
other evening on horsebark. Guess
they were men although it was rather
dark and We couldn' tell exactly.
The Santa Fe cArponters arc hniidin o
| . new chute at the stock yards. Fore
man Neiss said the company would
give Holly new depo, pretty soon.
John Nelson, former night operator
at this place was in town Tuesday.
lie SAYS his health> has greatly i'm
proved. and he expects to 10 to work
on the road soon.
The school election Monday went by
default from lack of attendance. The
people are probably all satisfied with
the present treasurer, H. A. Pettee,
and thought they would let him hold
over. He will probably be appointed
by County Supt. Feast to succeed him
self.
Tbeo. Baxter conceived the brilliant
idea one day this week that he would
like to speed over the ground on bike.
After an hours experience during
which he reduced two wheels 10 state
OF feebleness and left severa, distinct
Impressions OF his robust form in the
lateral on Fourth street. he concludsd
burro could 60 plenty fast enough for
him.
Something must be done 10 protect
the trees along the streets from the
depredations of loose stock. Young
trees and live stock will not thrive we'll
in the same pasture. AS there is no
city ordinance against stock running
at large the only means of protecting
the trees is to fence in the town provid.
ing gates ON the principal streets for
ingress and egress. Un,il this is done.
however. owners of stock should exert
themselves to prevent the trees from
being damaged.
The Holly chieftain., 1897-05-07
Tn. ses. Rom eay Fe, Rneum ..,.m
Prom The fairhavcn N. VI Register.


Mr. James Rowland OF this village,
states that for twenty-five years his
wife has been sufferer from rheuma-
tism. A few nights ago she WAS In such
pain that she waa nearly crazy. She
sent Mr. Rowland for the doctor, but
he had read Of Chamberlsin's Pain
Balm and instead OF going for physi-
clan he went to the store and secured a
bottle oft. His wife did not approve
OF Mr Rowland's purchase at frst. but
nevertheless applied tho Balm thor.
oughly and in An hours time was
able to @ to sleep. She now applies IL
henever she feels an ache or q pain
and tinde that 1t always gives relief.
He says that NO medicine which she
had used ever did her - much good.
The 25 and 80 cent sizes for sale by C.
L. Mcpherson.
The Holly chieftain., 1897-05-07
FREE TO OUR READERS

To those of our readers who pay up
all arrears within 80 DAYS. or to a new
subscriber paying not less than one year
IN advance. we will give ONE YxARs FREE
subscription to tho WoMAN's HEALTH
AND RotE Journal, Of Chattanooga,
Tenn. This Journal devoted to Health.
Home and Farm, is = 10 page monthly
paper. bright. instructive, elevaling.
We have only limited number OF
these premiums to give away ON the
above terms. Don't wait until your
heighbor ccmsd fnsud yrtu the last one
W. havs IN.
The Holly chieftain., 1897-05-07
CONTRACTOR &
BUILDER,
GRANADA, COLORADO.
$780,.
~

~'n pay for "sThe Earra
alaa Field
And the
@HlEFTAIN Sse.. s0e e:s
The Holly chieftain., 1897-05-07

The dance IN the Hare building Fri.
lay night was attended by q large
rowd and WAS an enjoyable star
throughout. Another one Is on the
boards for tonight.
Ed Swayze fell off the ladder Satur.
lay while working on the new hotel
lie fell about tweive feet but fortunate.
received n" injuries further than o
'evere shaking up.
These warm days remind US that the
'lorious Fonr'h is but two months
way. The various committees should
see that everything is properly srranp-
d for big celebration. Holly must
Celebrate right.
X. +. Feldmeir, lineman for the Pos
al telegraph company, stopped over in
Holly Wednesday night. He is driving
'ver the lire making necessary repairs.
While here he intima:ed that an ottic-
may be established Eere In 4 shor.
time.
Send for sample copy OF this weeks
hansss farmer-no partisan politics
IT. and then take advantage OF the
following low clubbing rate. The
'HiEvrAis and the "old reliable" Kan.
'as Farmer both one wear for Sl.75
Save money.
J. A. Ellis bad his arm thrown on,
" place at the shoulder last week
while riding after his cattle. The pony
ran over COW throwing MIR. Ellis tc
he erourd, He came to town but Dr.
E lie being in garden CITY he went Ia
Coolidge whore DR.. BosRa attended 'te
his ipttries,
The Holly chieftain., 1897-05-07
THE FARM AND FIELD

THE FARM AND FIELD
10 the bsst farm journal in the west..cr
bracinR The Colorado Farmer, The Liy.
Stock Journal, The Live Stock Recor
The Range Journal and Tho Colorad.
Yuit Grower. in one
GRAND CONBLNa TON.
published weekly i,
Denver, Colorado. Regular subecriptio,
price 81. 90 per year. We will send vo,
shis paper and the CHIEFTAIN
ONE YEAR for TWO DOLLARS anf
FIFTY CENTS.
11ns cannot afford to do without sithe,
The Holly chieftain., 1897-05-07

The lateral crew under the captaincy
the east end Of the canal in Kansas
to run latersIs for the farmers in tha,
vicinity.
The laterals ought not be- SO wide
/ because occasionally a lady steps in the
mud. One did the other day. but VT
dsssn't tell who 1t was because Della
said she would pound US if we did.
E1-postmaster II. C. Record and Col
J.. b. Newman, secretary of the Greeley
County Horticultural Association. were
in Holly few days this week. Mr.
Newman was looking for some thor.
ouph-bred Hereford cattle to add to his
herd on the Glendale stock ranch ai
Tribune.
The Amity company are shipping an
average Of one car OF hay day. They
have over months ba,ling to do yet
The bailers average Is tons per day and
9 month of such work represents quite
q large quantity Of hay. The compa-
ny have no trouble 10 find q marke,
and supt. Pe.tee Gays they are behind
sixty cars in filing orders.
j.. S. Chenewoth is out from Illinois
again looking after the improving OF
his farm. He nays very little spring
planting has been done in Illinois, the
ground is just getting in shape to be
worked. Surely the farmers of this
country have q big advantage over
their eastern brothers in this respect,
as the ground can be put in shape for
crop here at almost any time during
the winter.
We desire TO call our readers atten.
tion to the advertisement of j. II. Fry
harger in another column regarding the
coffee bean or pea. This coffee bean
has been eIperimented with at the
Fort Collins station and is pronounced
TO be 6ne for coffee, and also fine fes d
for hogs. 1t 10 very prolific and will
grow on dry land nearly as we'll as
under irrigation. 1t would be good
ides for the farmers to try pscksys
or more this wear.
The westfisld (Tnd.) News prints the
follo~ing in regard to an old resident I
OF that place: "Frsnk McAvoy, for
many yesrs 10 the employ OF the L.,
N. A. & q. Ry, here, says: 4 hsys used
Chamberlsin's Collie, Cholera and Diar.
rhoes Remedy for ten years or longer
am never without in my family. !
consider 1t the best remedy of the kind
man Dufactured. take pleasure In rec
commenting IT," It 10 a specific for
all bowel disorders. For sale hy @. L..
McPherson.
A CHIfJrAIs representative vlsited
the ranch Of James Graham, two miles
north Of Granada, this wcck. He
has fine fancb, about four hundred
acres of which is iu alfalfa. Nine,een
nuutred bushels of alfalfa seed was
raised by Mr.. Graham last year, and
sold ct good price. which will in itseli
say whether or not it pays to farm
under irrigation in this country. A
good crop OF hay was also cut from the
same ground. He has about six hon.
dred head ofcAttle, most Of which an
h'sh-srhdes oy inl'!rmuded &stssutds,
The Holly chieftain., 1897-05-07

A- AAAAA<
Get your ice OF Miles Standish.
The bicycle risze threatens to strike
Hol y.
hey. French preached to well filled
h use Sunday.
S. G. Ellis subscrbed for the CH,Ey
TAIS tnis week.
j. NJ. Johnston has his awning
completed aud painted.
For groceries, fresh and salt meats
and provisions 20 10 S. Harden.
Leo Rogers rode bis wheel down from
Greeley county Tuesday.
Pearl Sheppard is assisting Ed. Tut .
tie with his blacksmithing.
The new Amity cottage has been
dressed with = coat OF paint.
Go 10 Thomason's if you are
hungry, and try one Of his squar.
meals.
Miles Standisb will deliver ice in
Holly. Leave orders at c. l..
McPherson's store.
c. l.. Mcpherson has Just re-
ceived a large stock Of ladies' dress
goods and shoes. Prices low as the
lowest
Bottomley, the photographer, will
be here May 18th, 9Th and OH. Come
smiling and don't forget tie babies.
"kid" Baxter demonstrated last
Wednesday that he was not 2 born
cyclIst.
&. l.. Mcpherson 10 decorating the
TIndous of bis store in an attractive
manner
The prospects are exceedingly bright
for large crop under the Amity ditch
his season.
Cora. the little daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Theo. Baxter, is quite sick with
the measles.
Get your watches and jewelry re
paired at Applegate's, Lamar. Sat.
lsfaction guaranteed.
4 travelling man for the firm Of Hall
& Ne~land. Pueblo, came across from
the Mo. Pacific on bike Tuesday.
S. Harden has jus, received a full
stock of fresh Groceries and respect.
fully solicits the patronage OF the
public.
Ladies should not fail to see the
at McPherson's. The hats
are all trimmed in the latest styles
by the fashionable Lamar mil.iner.
w. L. Morehouse of Lamar, deal
er in lumber, lath, shingles, doors
sash, lime and cement. a special
10 W rate on Portland cement.
For seed wheat, address The La
mar Milling Il Elevator Co. Sam
piles of this wheat can be seen at the
office.
A. J. HoTTEL, Mgr,
Lamar, Colo
II. II. Prahl has taken John Cores
place temporarily making head gates
and division boxes for the Amity com.
oany. Mr.. Cores ia foreman OF the hay
bailiuS crew.
Henry Stone. Frank MeGratb. Z.
Huston and NJ. s. Bragg arrived We'd
nesday with section of DR.. Perkins'
iwellinR house which they brought
from near Towner.
The Holly chieftain., 1897-05-07
Get your ice Of Miles S,andish.

Get your ice Of Miles Standisb.
Gardens are beginning TO look green
The new hotel ID receiving It's first
coat Of paint.
Thomason serves lunches and
meals At all hours
You can get fair bargain in gro
ceries at S. Harden's.
Judge Lester. OF the Coolidge Enter
prise WAS visitor in Holly MONDAY.
A brother OF F. NJ. Thornburv arrived
yesterday from Illinois and will 90 TO
work on the latter's farm northwest Of
town.
Ditch Rider Riley WAS burning weeds
on the Buffalo north of town Tuesday.
He is keeping the ditch scrpuulouslv
clean.
The Holly chieftain., 1897-05-07

c. II. Frybarger, Carlton, Colo,
'ells 10 packages of Arbuckles or
Lion coffee for &l.40.
Sushel baskets for 25 cents or 9 tor
Is cents.
The Holly chieftain., 1897-05-07

How MnyheId Of Granada Sells
Clothing.
A good suit for 1896
y better one for 600
a hummer for $50
A dandy for 900
A Crackerjack for 1900
And full line of Dry Goods, No
tions, Boots and Shoes, Hats and
Caps. Ladies and Gents Gloves. and
Furniture.
The Holly chieftain., 1897-05-07
~, Is Tho se., on Earn -

1T Is Tho Best on Earth"
That is what Edwards 4 Parker,
merchants of Plains, Ga, say of Cham
berlains's Pain Balm, for rheum atism.
ieep seated and muscular pains. Sold
by q. L. McPherson.
The times., 1897-05-30
SOUTHERN RAIL WAY.
fschedule in effect May 2, 1879

fschedule In effect May 2, 1919
All rr.,frls arrive AMI leave rennSyiVani4
<sssenI nmIDaiiy' local for DanyiIe, Char
sotte and way stations, connects at Manas-
IA FOR tr asburg. III arrisonourg, and
asx Mltn eePS she EPorrSiH nS wsss
81 daily and with the Chesapeake and
ONO daily, for the Natural Bridge aud
II1.iS m.-paiiy. the UNITED STATES
FAST MAIL carries Pullman Buffes
sleepers. New York and WasnIngt 70
pnti,rap Sleeper for Ashevlie and Hoe
SuTiI,gs, N c., Knoxville. Chattanooga and
Nashville. Tenn anaat SnaTioSte wltp t,9l
,sisener New York to New Orleans, connect
M at Atlanta for Birmingham and Mem
.Ae -nut LTaIn ss.tDEttiI 10 New
bp,,,,n, ans witi,out change. Sunset personally
sno.nIe1ed tourist excursion through sleeper
IN Ihis train every SATURDAY 10 San Fran
sisc0, -, 'm.~LocaI for Front Royal. stras-
49, = m m Harrfsonburg, with connection for
sIaunton, daily, except sunday
4.5l p. m-psiis' iooai Tue NharioseeS
10 I6.4s D. m.-Dally. WASHINGTON AND
sOUTHWEsTERN, VESTIBULEIl, Linz
aieeners. dining cars and day coaches.
PniIioan sIeepers New York to Nash
VILE, Tenn, VA AshSv NE hnoAtlile lEol
nito @ ta..srInIfe COIuF,lfia. Savannah and
JaoksongiIle; New York to Memphis, via
Iurmtu~uam. New 1OIk To New OfIesllst
81, AIianra and Montgomery Vesubuled
Cax Coach Washington TO Atlanta South
ern Railway dining car ufeensDoro TO
. TRAINS on WASHINGTON AND OHIO
niyISION leave Washington 9-01 a. IN
AM 90 D. N. and 4:45 D. M daily, ex-
cept SUNDAY, and 6:25 D; pII1v m, sunday sTca enly
for Round Bill, 4:32 p "a. Ga daiiys except sun
fefndon: Returnihpg IA arrive at Ns;sS Washing;
S,no n m. daily, except Sunday, from
Sound hiIi ana 90 a ~; oa,iy eSeeps
All axcs.,t Sunday from LccSburg
Through trains rrom the soush arrive 40
e25 o. M daily. Harrisonburg, 1910 d.
M. and 9:25 r. m. daily, except sunday.
And s 80 u. Ils., daily, frorf charlottesville
Tickets, sleeping car reservation, and In
formation furnished at offices, 51l and
1900 Penns yIvania avenue ana at Pennsyk
vania Railroad Passenger station.
W. a. GREEN cen. Supt.
n. 81. GULF, Irafflc Manager.
~ Al. TURN, Gen. Pass. Agent
L. s. Browns Gen. Agr- Pass Depfs
The times., 1897-05-30
. ALTImoRE -
- AND OHM
RAILROAD
Schedule in effect May Is. 1897.

Leave Washington from station, VOEns- Il
rna New Jersey avenue and Q street,
Limited trains. 1000. I1:46 a NJ. sos
y. m
For Cincinnati. st Louis and indianapolis;
Express, 1l:4o - m Vestibuled Limited
81 40 p. M, express 1870 p IN.
For PtJsourg and CIeveiand. express
Fog Columbus, Toledo and Detroit 1880
For Winchester and way stations. $40
For New Orleans, Memphis. Birmingham,
Roanoke. fi:ao p n daily; sleeping css
For Luray. $40 p. m. dsny
xSS xio 90 1199 Cox s1So; 1899 49, 1s;sS;
x3.O0, $40, x4 SO, 435, x5.05, x5-1o.
x5. so, x6. 20, 8. 80, xS.Oe, s.15, xs-20,
nH Sundays, xioo Mos. x4 IN 10. % @7 80, 50. xs 90
a M, x1 2.O5, x12 40, LOO, x3-00, 8 90.
435, x5-05, x5.IO, {. 80, xs-0O, x9-2o.
FoS ANNAPOLIS. no AND dsi sso 6,snn 1910
and e-3U p M sundays. $50 d In 4-35
For Frederick, week days, 500, 11.45
a m, A 80, 30 p m Sundays, 800 a n,
For &agerstown. 100 a. N. and IS so
For BOYD and way points, week dsys
500 a. m. 80: o 80, 81 :! 90 p m Sundays
For GaIthersburg and way points, week
days, 500, 8. 90 a. m, $50, 800, 4. so.
I3S, $50, 7.O5, II. 40 p m Sundays.
s@.00 @ a. IN, 40. 4.S3, 100. 1G.15 ?; N
X 90 a. m, A 30, 3 so D. m week days
900 a. m, LII p m. Sundays
Royai Blue Line for New IOrk
and Philadelphia
.,,rains Illuminated with Piutsch Iigbh
For Philadelphia, New York. Bosuon. and
the East, week days, 7-05, 500, 1000 a.
NJ. 1900, (12 40 all Dining CarsJ, 800.
sos DINING Carr, 20l night; sleeping
car omen at To- 90 o'clock, Sundays, LOB,
q 90 a. m, 12 40 all Dining Cars3, 500
Is Oo Dining Carl, II OF night; sleeping car
man 10 O'clock. AdGItIOnal trains for
Philadelphia, week days, daily. 500 p m
buffet Parlor Cars on ali day trains
For Atlantic City, lO-oO a. H.. 1900
noon, and l 1240 p m week days, IL. 80
o. m Sundays
For Cape May. IL noon.
Except Sunday. XEXpresS trains
Baggage called for and checked from
botels and residences by .Unicn Transfer
20 on orders left at ticket offices, 6i9
Pennsylyania avenue NV, New York
Avenue and Fifteenth street. and at depot
Nm. n. GREEN, D. b MARTIN,
den Manager Man of Pass Traffic
The times., 1897-05-30
RAILROADS.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD

STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND
sTkEETS.
I-50 A. NJ week days-PiTTsBUKG Ex-
fhESS-Parior and Dining Cars, Harris-
io-o0 A NJ PENNS YLYANIA LIMITED
s,,isan uiInan Sleeping. Dining. Smoking and
UUpservatlon Cars. harrisburg TO Chicago,
land and Toledo BuTret Parlor Car To
Harrisburg
l9550 - A a. FAST LINE-Pullman Burres
rarior Car to Harrisburg. Burres Parlor
Car, Harrisburg 70 Piftsburg.
$40 = M. CHICAGO AND ST. LOrr1s
ap5ess to st ,.ouis Sleeping epd Car Washingtoa
Ears Harrlsburg to St Louis, Nashville
7 we C,ndnnatit and Chicago
IN mo ! S,aI. AZ. nE.S fEftN IA FlESS-Pull-
nian Sleeping Car to Pittsburg, Chicago.
ana Harrisburg to Cleveland Dining
? "a Gar .. to chicago
t,,,,d.an ulllan Sleepng Cars Washington to
fil,s1urg and Harrisburg TO St Louis
no ana aa cincinnati Dining Car:
man s,een,ne aoir AZ ~ ~ ,EAPhESS-fuir
Z 50 A. II. for Kane. Canandaiet5a. Rocbes-
ger, and Niagara Fails daily, exeeps
1850 a. 81. for EImira ana .,enovo daily.
SGepe sunday. For LOCK Haven week
gays and Wiiiiansport sundays, $40
7.io =; n. Tor wiIliamsport, Rochester,
Sstsr.Sa Setao and Niagara rails daily, except
30 $4,000, Snsiy, with Sleeping Car Washington
-
10. ~ T. N: Tor Ere, Canan6aigua Roches-
sss. Buffalo, and Niagara Faiis daily.
For Tg Pniiaae.n;,,h,iin SaI " Mashingson to k:I,.5a
1oo :. the EAST
100 r ~ CONGRESSIONAL LINZ
inED: M u: daily ali parinr Cars. with DID
Dinng 9n1 Carr. 500, 9.OL, 1000 tDining
,.sii Edri anu LOO tDimng Car from VII
hos5'GnS and 4 i1ss iza0 sn5 81 saa.s 4Se so
LINING tarl. 500, 300, IL 90 dining
Ia irefn ao owlIinninStonl 4 M " Is, ais.
Philadelphia only Fast Express. Z 90 A.
y week days. s-ol sbd 40 q =, r Il
10 A IL week days. and 20 p. AZ
For s,,; Atlantic CITY tyia Delaware River
?; m daily: (via Market street wharf,
do;oos 100 a. m, 12.45 p m. week
aays' = Ss III; 80 p m- daily Saturdays Only,
Fer batI:nore. q. 25. Ice, 7.50. 4 90. s. 90.
1s5S iSso a6d s6d al9o Big azo M 5ahS i1,S
o 900. 1910, Ills and i135 D. m.
1i;oo 1oo a. m Y i5, is. 2.61s s. Is. 8 40,
sIl9, 1000. 10. 40 and II SO D. M
FOR Pope Greek Line Z 90 a. m. and 4 SO
rSr r. "a; daily except sunday
sundays 500 a. IN a1d 4 ~ D. m.
Atanuc coast Llne-Express for Flor
ldd and points on Atlantic Coast
Line. 43O a IT., 8 40 ID. m daily:
hicnmond only, 1857 a m. week days:
board Air Line. 44U D. M daiIv AC-
COMMUNICATION for Quantico, 7.45 a. m
aHd 4 20 p N. week days
IfSkeb offices. corner Fifteenth and "a
streets. and at the station, Sixth and q
streets. where orders can be left for check
Ing or baggage To destination from hotela
and Residences
j. b. HUTCHINSON. General Manager
j. X WOOD. General Passenger A gent
The times., 1897-05-30
RAILROADS.
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND
MOUNT VERNON RAIL WAY.

In erect May .. 1897.
For Alexandra tweek days.. q: 80, 1:Oo'
ESo. ex-: 500, $50, ex-; 9:oc, 0:oo,
~: Uo, ex:; lI:U0, III :45, a. IN Iz:0o; ex'
~; 70, 1:15, Las, 2:U5, ex.. 2:4O, BOO,
ex;, .: 80. 400. ex.; 4:I5, ex-; 4:45. 5:0o' 5:0o'
o. ~ ex., 40, 6:05, ex.; 6:z5, TOO, o'oo'
o.OO, l0cU0, I1:z0, Il:59 p m
a. TOT Alexandria SUNDAY oniyl, o.oo'
y:uU5 1000. 1890, 1l.00, 1;30, o; m-
dS;Oo noon. 1870, LOO, 1870, zoo, S:9U,
o:Uo, $50, 400. 4:30. 500, $50, o'oo'
o. oo, IOo, 500. 300, 1000, IL ~ p IN
FOR Mount Vernon and Way StauouS
week days., 8: 80, 1905, ll:Oo a. u
20, ia. zoo, 500. 4:00, 4-io p in
ror Mount Vernon and Way StanoDs'
tssuunday oniyJ, 900, 100 a. M, a'oo'
4:oo y. M
For Arlington and Aqueduct Bridge
week days., 500, $50, 500 1905. 1l:OO'
- I. 40 a. m, 1905, r. 20, IL 8, zoo, 2:a0'
.: ~, $50, 400, 4:lo. 5:2U, o.Oo, o'So'
1:OO, 500 p. I'D.
For Arlington and Aqueduct Bridge
,Suhuay only, 500, 800, 1U:uo ~. Sos
tl,Vo, l1:3U a. III. 12:0u noon Z.5U,
t.vv, l.5O, zoo, 2:3U. 800, $50, 4;OU,
= oo, 900, $50, 600. $50, 100, o-oo
.adggaEe checked free for passengers
noioihg first-class tickets at Station bF
cycles, 20 cents each
The times., 1897-05-30
EDUCATIONAL.

DRAMATIC art, elocutiOn, voice culture
pny sicai culture, aad all 5neir accompany
ing mnutiae of detail taught by one of the
most capable and experienced actors and
professors OF eiocution in the country, spec
fai attention given to coaching and re-
hearsing amateurs and clubs. for entertain
ments. Call or address 612 18th ST.
my2S-7t
The times., 1897-05-30
COUNTRY BOARD.

PERSONS in want Of a homelike and con-
venent place to board for the Summer can
find che same at g41 II Stnw. my27-3tem
WOODLAWN-Open May 20: pleasant
rooms: healthy location; large grounds;
electric belis :gasand artesian water MRS.
~. j, COLLEY, Proprietress, Rockville,
Nd Address The Clarendon, Washington,
ID. u ap272m
The times., 1897-05-30
EOR RENT-FIATS.

FOR RENT-262 20 ST., rooms; bath gas
ueter. storage room; all mod. imp; refs.
required, SI2. OWNER. my24-7t-em
FOR RENT-5-room fiat at 2016 18th ST.,
near corner OF Us steam heat and hot
water furnished; a. IN l.; rent reasonable. Te
Apply at THE BELMONT DAIRY, 2016
lIjn st. NV. my2S-3t-em
The times., 1897-05-30

Do you knoc that yo, can haze the Morn-
Ing. Eueaing aud Sunday Times dslirered0 al
your resideacs fer JHtg cessts . nsoath7
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Foa EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE, LoTs--s, 800 IT., I24
IT, front; Sc. equity of l 300 for improv-
Ell property. ROLAND {. BOOTH, 10tfaDd
y NV. my2e-3t
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HELP wANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE.

NANTED-Every boy, girl, man and wo-
man VINO desires 90 MAKE money rapidly;
no opposition; strictly legitimate. THE
WASHINGTONIAN, 6I5 + st. Iny27-3t
WANTED-Cooks, general housew orkers,
waters, drivers porters, chambernaids,
nurses, boys, farm hands, gardeners, laun-
dresses, Janitors, watchmen, engineers,
firenlen; quickest place to get work.
EHACKLEFoRD'S, 427 11th sc. NV.
my22 st
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FOR RENT-Rooms for light nousekeep
ing; gas, bath ana other convemences,
private family; very reasonable 10 re-
spectacle people 524 9Th st. sw.
niy23-3G-em
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wASTED-posTAGE STAMPS

WANTED-For cash, all kinds OF old United
States postage and department. stafnps;
collections also bought. Il. f. DUNK.
HORST 1905 7th st. nv, my9-H
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FOR SALE-2-story brick house; a. M l.;
cellar ,laundry-roo furnace; lot 20x100;
price 81 300; reduction for cash OWNER,
1918 10th NV my303t
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FOR RENT-s SHOP.

FOX RENT-Sbop: suitable for office or
mechanical purposes. Inquire 719 18th
St NV. my29-3t-em
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FOR RENT-S22 56-No. 81 Fla ave NV;
new house; handsomely decorated, open
for insDcction. my3O-3t
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For RENT-suBuRBAN. y.

FOR RENTAL Hyattsville, Md, S-room
corner house, with well, and agreeable
surroundings. Apply to j. H RALSTON,
Washington Loan and Trust Bldg. 1t
FOR RENTAL Falls Church. Va, hand
some S-room brick house. very desirably
located. Inquire 1925 9th st. NV. my3O- ct
FOR RENT-June 1 Brookland, ID. c., nearly
new 7-room house; well, cistern and
Potomac water, cellar, porches, latrobe,
range, stable; large lot and very pleasant
location, near station; rent, SIT to good
tenant COLLINS & GADDIs, 511 iIth
st. NV. my27-3t-em
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

FOR RENT-S21 so; No. 642 G st. ne;
new house; handsomely decorated; open
for inspection. hy3O-St
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FOR RENT Elegant suite or :d.fioor
rooms; also suite OF parlor, with private
babs, other rooms very cheap; eegant
table in house. 922 ana 924 l4th st. n w.
ult99-3t-em
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FOR RENT-Rooms. 1887 Columbia st
NV. myz9-3tem
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FOR RENT T-Loek-3 large 2d-ficor fur
rooms, So, So, 81 per month, large, cool,
clean house; lovely location. 1411 6th ST.
NV. ~
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FOR RENT-fIeaSaHt horne; LIST floor rlat;
m i; high ceilings: cool; car lines;
desirable neighborbood. 11O6 9Th st; NV.
niy30-3t
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WANTED-To rent a store with dwelling
attached for first-ciasS grocery; must be
in good neighborhood and cheap rent;
STA BILE attached or close by. Address
T. W. NJ, Tins office. my3o-3t
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FOR KENT-Neatly fur front loom, 80
Iny30-3t