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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS.

FOR RFNT-Fmnishcd. second-story front roem-
-e6iz Eye ST NV. ap3s-%t
FOR RENT-Two commU~tCajing furnished
rooms, second floor; s1liJab for light house
aeePiug- I2e3 II 81. nT. It
WANTED Gentleman roome- for one comfort
ably furnished room. three windows; rates rea-
sensible 1916 Marion ST., after q p ~ APPS 81
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room los 2d ST.
nv ap---%t
TUR RENT-TWo large. handsome front and
back rooms 6i6 ST na- ap2s-4J
FOR RENT Furnished coru}ctc. light house
keeping. two nice. large. cheerful rooms. tflrd
floor, also two large, dry basement rooms; tory
desirable. arg closets; TeIr geTatorS. screens,
and yards i * St. ne apes 81
TOR RENT--Two nicely furnished second floor
UoaIus u 4 -. ne ap1~-1J
1l07 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NW.-Two nicely
furnished front rooms. southern exposure: suit
able for three gentlemen. ap2s-3t
FOR RENT-Niccly flrnishc,. rouus. with or
without board: summer rates. 1870 18th ST. NV.
aplS-5t
FOR RENT-Secoud floor, two OF four furnished
or partly furnished rooms; EEht housekeeping
2a0 ID St ne Il
FOR RENT-Two back rooms; newly furnished.
30 ieh St NV apps 1t
FOR RENT Furnished large. airy rooms in cor
uer housr. "a 9TH st. NV, near Pension Office.
apZe%t
FOR RENT Desirable furnished rooms. with an
.onreaieuce=- twa porcelain baths; low rates
10 permanent rooIneTs MRS. ". :. TRAlER,
so 18th ST. NV. ap2H-5t
FOR RENT Light housekeeping pleasant fur
H5shcd rooms reasonable 205 {; St nw. 1P2s'3t
FOR RENT Large and hail room. 1Il6 C st.
uw. ap27-
FOR RENT Comfortably furnished second floor
rooms 50 and SIG 6Z2 NV ap2i-3t
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms for light
housekeeping 224 Ist 81 nv ap2.-3t
iFOR BENT-A furnished front room, 81. IA
10th St NV ap27st
FIR BENT-A bright, large room. northeast.
81: near G.-P- o.; nicely furnished. Address
BOX 81, this Office. ap2I2t
FOR RENT-One desirable second floor room,
SIC. references. 22I L nv. ap27-5t
FOR RENT-one large furnished room; no Oh
lection To light housekeeping: cheap PHI C
St nv ap25-St
ron REST-HaIl room, farb.saed, s.. 1901
9TH ST NV ap2G-3t
FOR RENT-927 0 St. furnished rooms. TO-
gether or singlyi southern exposure; good sery-
ice; adults ap26-3J
/ FOR RENT-Two OF three rooms for house.
/ keeping gas and bath; $l3 per month G12 G
ST. NV ap2h-3t
FOR RENT-Tvo furnished rooms third aooy
front 40 Fl St NV ap26-5t
{ FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished, communicate
/ ing second story front rooms; light housekeep-
/ ing 1925 9th st NV ap26-2t
FOR KENT-Furnished rooms, with or without
board: strictly frst-class. AZ 9Th st. NV.
g
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


WANTED-To buy old feather beds = MARKS.
- Myrtle 81 st
WANTED ChiIdren's dresses and ladies shirt
waists specially 12Ia BYE 81 nv. ap2s-3r
WANTED atohmaEer and jewelers. tools. etc
ROOM g. go St nv aP2s-@t
WANTED-Coy with young calf. name price
and where they can be seen address BON -.
iis.s "hSr- sp-7-,i
WANTEB-Ar once. 5000 old feather beds. viii
pay the highest cash price. send postal L. the
SOL THERN FEATHER co, 81 GJA St nv
apzI-5J
ODD GOLD. SILVER. AND COnIS BOUGHT.
-I5 ST. uw. q. MARTIN. apz7 5ot
WANTED-FurHiture. office fixtures. carpets
BE sure 90 get GUY estimate FRIES & co, so
10Th 81. uw. Phone &43-E. ap25-5J
WANTED-Ice boxes. ali sizes see ne before
you sell HoPWOOD, stA and sts. NV
apo 81
WANTED Furniture. Sec ine before you sell
HGPW0oD slh and Il SIS. Hv- ap2G-5t
WANTED-By experienced piano teacher, begin
ners; % cents. Address BOX o, tins Office
ap263
ANTED-To buy 500 old feather Ids, highest
cash price paid, send postal and viii call. Adj
dress AMERICAN FEATHER co, 30l 10th st.
sU. ap24-or
PAWN TICKETS for diamonds and jewrlry
bought ABRAHAMs. 938 9th 81 ja22-u
WASTFD-Hl CHEST cash price paid for ,4sl-of7
clothes. ladies OF gcatlemen's. Address postal
and I VIII cali g. TARSHES, 1905 eth st. NV.
ap6-30t
TRUNKS repaired. called Tor, made good as pew
and returned, prices very reasonable Largest
stock Of popular priced trunks. bags, and suit
cases ia the city. Our own make. address
TRUNK FACTORY. 73J 9Th ST NV. Phone
Main 303G-Y. apI-tf
OLD COLD. SILVER. AND COINS R0UGHV
81 G 81 NV & MARTIN. nh2s45Ot
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WANTED-ROUSES.

4 GENTLEMAN Harvard Jnieersity, ~ and
wife would share house as companion: OF win
elderly couple, invalid, or tyr permanent alb
scutees. Address BOX y. Jhls Office apZ7-2t
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE.
IN BL00MINGDALE, $3.50.


I'M ri 00MINHlhi =, ,SDO.
NV bLSO i8iti sODHL-' "S'S~S'
Loves. priced new ag,.se< oygr ! afjerea IN
assed the 'I,'' lots at l,s tt.. onehaIf value.
is tha reason the, are offered So low: ca 4
glt.Bt street. >0i-TH FRONT. fun bav win
dow. with tower. stories. rcllar. TILED
BATH, PORCELAIN TUB, NICKEL PLUMB
BEAUTIFULLY PkPERED Buy now
AND HAVE Houses PAPERED TO SUIT
STONE & FAIRFAX. SOC & Sos r ST. uw.
ap2s-1
fo D. TALE s az s. s SgsP ever s5 6 P-iS:
rsdpe @Z iron so'1 to $50. owner must sell
FOR SALE or FyCHtX5.E-A1 eighf-TooT
@5s aes5s5rS so zo qs on le' has iosaed
tarniIy and wants smaller house. G. BOYER s
CO.. $40 J ST. nw. apzs-3t
F0p SAFE If tl5 ,,5,lT ,.gcsr houses see me
Et,-c s-, and 80, r,----, F-irg.s -a-,ri-r
tr,rg7 81 DAB ~ 81 ,l1 small sII r,a.,r,,eI,t lr1
l,j,[ t,,r L ~, 49, l,,y. NH f. ,.g1,
10 nes-J - me y sicS0ENIT,F- ~
- -,.tE - p
----- -, 2---.---,' - -
conn TNVF STKFNT e. roo
Uo'0NO
DOWN TOWN - Fashionable Northwest
section Two-story brick Nine rooms and
bath; steam heal; economical lot. Rent.
sS5- ONLY $500 Good Investment or ane
nome
10 KoomS' $500
IEN ROOMS , AHD BATH ilt, Lot -, exit
nlJI 5s"uif- ny =, 49, T2,1,o- i'e
sisH,iui lu,a.lol III ,>ol .il"esl' rue noiI'e
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FOR sALE-HoRSEs & VEHICLES.

FOR SALE Two horses, weighing HOO pounds;
suitable Tor every kind OF delivery also one
large draft mare. weighing 100 pounds ali
in drsi-claas condition Apply IN rear ri IL15
VI ST. he- aP2v3t
FOR SALE-si1 head Of good business horse.
right from she country Gail at sd and u SIS
NV, PREssGRANE STABLE ap2s-at
FOR SALE-Canopy- top surrey runabout. top
buggy and family carriage, cheap 523 East
Capitol st. APPS 81
FOR SALE Sound horse, about 1900 pounds:
good slde-d0or milk wagon: ice boxes. cheap
1870 = ST. NV ap25-3t
FOR SALE Surrey and harness. 7oa lth St
ne apzs-3t
FOR sALE-Twelve head horses and mares,
suitable for general business; no reasonable Of
fer refused. Stable rear 4s3 Pennsylvania ave.
HN. ap2s-5t
FOR SALE Cheap. horse, suitable for country
Rear - q ST. s. APIS
FOR SALE Bay cob years: it hands. ST. Iish.
high knee actor; safe and reliable FOR ladies
70 ride or drive; also rubber tire rlnabout and
harness nearly new, and two horses, suitable
for farm or any general business purpose: no
reasonable offer refused. Call at residence lgq
Indiana ave. one squaT from Baltimore and
Ohio depot. aV2s-5t
FOR SALE Fine driving horse and buggy
Call $OI5 Cambridge place, between 3Gtl aud
@Ist, L and L SIS. ap2s-3t
FOR SALE Wagon 1890 Il st, ne. ap2s-3t
FOR SALE 2ubber-tsre ruuaboul and set har-
ness; can be seen u5 sth st. nav. ap27-af
FOR SALE-FlujtuFe wagon in good copdi-
ton before 100 q. after 6 D. II. Ri RG-
DOKF STABLE, +i6 sth St NV. apZT-at
FOR SALE-W Wagons and busgies, second hand;
suitable for any business; cheap. GEY Frs,
1910 and 1915 Ohio ave. NV. ap27-3t
FOR SALE-One extra fine draft horse, : years
old and sound; left by the Maryland Biscuit Go.
with me 10 be sold 326 New Jersey ave NV.
FOR SALE-Large work horse, S65; also family
horse, runaboUt. and harness, SI35- 1876 18th
st NV sp26-3J
HOUCK's IS THE CHEAPEST PLACE IN TIE
city To purchase new and second, hand harness
s D H0UCE,
rnh2l2nt S0I Icea st. nv.
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TCESDAY-(c) At 1I-z5 p. III. for YTcATAN.
per : : DaCrry from Sew YORK, VIA Pregreso
Mail must be directed Per s. 5. Dagger.
fe) At II Is 3. "a. for TURKS ISLAND and
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC, per s. 5. Cherokee,
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v WANTED nurse for two children, stay a
nigilt- reference 2zI Florida ave NV sD27-2
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NANTED-A girl 10 cook, wash and iron:
must he Wiling To 20 TO the Suburbs for -le
summer APO q ST. ne IL
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middIe-aged white man, place as
Waterman, good reference ST 18TH s. ne.
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES: firm, comfortable
durable, beautiful, unGetectable; positively
painless DIR. L. b, WILSON. $40 18th st. nv.
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lIlt IUIt- Ie-i
D. r. Young CLERK
by !. ". LATINER, Asst Clerk.
apI4,2 2s
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Mails fer BELIZE, PUERTO CoRTEZ. and
GUATEMALA, BY rail to New Orleans, and
thence via steamer, close here daily 81 1866
a. IN 10 and 10 ?. III (h3, the connecting
closes beng on Mondays
Mails for COSTA RIGA, By rail 70 View Or
leans aad thence via steamer, close hare daily
at 1905 n m 81 and 10 p n (h), the con-
Meeting closes being on Tues3sFs-
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FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL EsTATl
MONEY TO LOAN.

Money % loan at 314 20 5 per cent, IN sums
Of q, 900 TO $4,000, on D. C. real estate; pay
Oh and per cent mortgage and begin anew
all transactions conducted with economical cor
sideration for borrower
Wa. Il, SAUNDERS & CO. 80. = st. ~
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STONE L FAIRFAX, SOC & Sos p ST. nT.
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N. for BARBADOS and
:, per 5. $ Ce&renses from
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WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED-TyEo good insurance collectors. Ap-
ply ROOM BIZ. Stewart Building, corner GIa and
p sts NV, Wednesday morning between s and
2 O'Clock. II
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WANTED-Seawstr-z steady employment. 2I4
ST. Sv. d
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-CoIored girl for general hou=cvork
o. I 81 ne. D.
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Is p. m. for ARGENTINA. URU-
PARAGUAY, Per s. $. Sailor Prince
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NANTEO-Girl for general housesxora; refer
Ct~c. li15 9TH Il NV. 1t
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wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

WANTED Room and board for two Young men
early breakfast; state terms. address BOX s.,
Wis cff7ce 1t
WANTED-IB Northwest section, Two OF three
rooms furnished or unfinished. with plain
board in refined. quier private family, for
mother and daughter and bov. axe ten. not
flsszv. mother easplcsed- state terms; refer
eace address BOZ g, this Office ap27 Il
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

MANIFESTATION as frst-class cook or gen
TOBBS il
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HELP wANTED-MALE & FEMALE

\ ANFED- teams and single acts.
must make good cooperative COMPANY:
clever amateurs considered. Address BOX 45.
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Transatlantic Mails.

TUESDAY-te} Al G;o5 p m for ikEl-Asp'
Per 5. s. Celtic, FROM New York, va Queens
town Mail for other paris q II ROPE must
be directed per s. s. Celtic.
(al At 7.I5 p N for FL ROPE, per 5. s.
St Paul, from Sew Y oFk, via southampton
{cl 81 II :25 p. m. for NETHERLANDS dlreets
per ). s. RJBdam, from New York. Mail mus
be directed per 8. 3 RyDdaIn. -
NEDNESDAT-(c) At 9-15 2 IA for FRANCE
SWITZERLAND, ITALY. SPAIN, PORTUGAL.
TURKEY. EGYPT. GREECE. BRITISH INDIA
and LORENZO AARQt r, per $ s. la Gaseogne-
from NV York. via HavEe- Mail for other
parts Of EUROPE must be directed Per s 3
Ia GasC Jgne-"
FRIDAY-td) At u m for AZORES ISLANDS.
per s. S. Cambroman, from Boston.
tai At T:I5 p. ~ for EUROPE. per : s.
Campania, from New York via Queenstown
(cJ At 1925 p. M. for BELGIUM direct, per
:. 5. Naderland, from New J ork. Nail TaJsS
be directed per 8 g. @aderlsBd. "
tc} At lI-z5 D. III. for ITALY direct, per 3. 3
Weimar, from View York. Mail must be Ii
recred Per s. s. WeiTnar'
tc) At fI-25 ?. m. for SCOTLAND tire<ts
per s. s. Columbia. from New York. Mail Ellsst
be directed Per g s. Columbia
PRINTED NATTER, ETC--This steamer
takes Printed Matter Commercial Papers. and
Samples for GERMANY only- The SINE elass
Of mail matter for other parts Of EUROPE viii
not be sent by this ship unless specially d.
rected by her.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

HELP VAN IEo-MALk,
-,>--.,--- -------- -------- -
y, ~ --'- qua" .t 7'.''''' o'-.''
.-l-l-.,l-igu- % 20 = NV
IL kNTEU-N aane man for soda fountain. Au-
ply o2g asd ST. nv ap2s-2J
q ANTED-A coiored buv about rs years old
.o work ia saloon and make himself generally
useful. CITY HOTEL, 80 Pennsylvania ave.
II
" ANTEu-Good. reliable white man 10 take
,harEe uf stable. six horses good pay. Nu-
dress with references, BON IS. this once
Si,---t-
liberal commission EffiaE CO., 1-9 j. ST.
nv
W &NTEU-,f once. grocery clerk, must under
$ AND c4ljl"- meals Apply az i9I y s. 49,
4F-7i
WANTED Csrrcrfcr. \puTy iua 5sh 81 me-
Or
House l1au. bow. drive f.r doctor:
boy. private family, two walters Inquire I+t5
T s. ~ u
WANTED .WrEra mani no CHARGE of Ilr-.s-
nice house f.r family. beard, fuel furnished
lnqHr, i",2 llth 81. NV. II
WANTED-A good mau on farm. single. ,. =.
REILLY, benHIug, d. G., or 10Th anI ID SIS.
ne IT
u [-TT-J1 - - go - -
$40 weekly; open o-.9 a. pa ROOM o, so 10th
ST. nv. lr
WANTED -55ood- an --gT5Td man gj7-[-f - for
rtr7r, -,-r,- ana ,oIr-7-,,-- -fr r,sir--l - nor
nl8uent and ri.lt man vriU be advanced Al
dress Bon II. This Office. II
WANTED-Whifc bow about IS ears 10 drive
grocery wagon sth and SIS. ne. 1t
WANTED-A boy who mas had experience TO
work ia bakery Call al p m. 1881 Potomac
St, Georgetown, d. &. APPS st
" =, I--T-E-T1 I}-i5-- ------ 80 g. +T7-- ----
meuded. address BON 4. this Office. ap2s-2t
u 11-TCn 4 -l-----I- I---- Ia ~ - -
ms 20 - '"s''''s '''' '' ''' 9"'
NiEll-i you are euocessiul solicitor and
want money HaheT. 81" NitABOf, dlS Il st.
nv tau between ii aud o.ctoe2 ap2e-2t
NANfED-Boy who vritesY good hand and
has wheel wages SI'- L0eh ORA" ER 547,
"ANIED -Eirz1-sslsss ladies taiiors on fancy
GoLA OH. sooL Nases- 10 L5IH 81 ~
WANTED-Nale canyassars TO seH necessary
household article fast seller. Call 50 2ls5
= NV 10
WANTED-B0y with knowledge Of carriage
f-lnIlIs- rear - VI u, NV u
ANIEb-At bureau Of standards. Chevy Chase
ana fe'er Nh roads - IoIaTea men 55 TI'
Foreman II
,7-,z--7-.-T, =
N-tN - A young eoloiea man about l. Z" =
vaJjd pen-5oIpa,- TsfareTrss re717f-a5 i5s
Howard ave nv II
n --7-7-71
week Apply 700 New York ave. NV Il
----
WANTED-Four helpers on wagons ice cream
walters. f9ur dishwasherz. four Young men
housevorkers- SHACkLEFORD'S sec + ST. NV
Il
WANTED-For North Caroline hotels, white
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WANTED Experienced ladies' clothes ironers
Apply Y /. 43 G 81 ap27-3f
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.


WANTED-By middie-aged white man. place as
Waterman; good reference 81 18TH ST. ne.
ap2s-3t
WANTED-By colOred man, place as tool
dresser; experienced; good references Address
BOX D. this Office Il
WANTED-Ii You wish your garden OF lawn put
IN neat condition, address BOX -, this Office. L
WANTED-By Young man school teacher from
country, position, address BOX 3s, thus Of
fee It
WAHTED-By young Scandinavian bookkeeper
Who has employment, another position in a
bank or general Offices. ten years experience;
best Of references furnished Address II. AN
DFRSOE, 733 East 2-th ST 5, Minneapolis
MINI Il
WANTED Place as foreman Waterman, hre-
man, csretaker; has some knowledge Il flowers
fruits. and vegetables. good hand with car
peuter's tools OF paint brush. best of recon-
mendations. address BOX 80. this Office. 1t
WANTED-By white man. situation IS useful
man or kitchen worker in private house or no
tels city Or country Address BOX II, this Of
Ace It
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charge uf stable. six horses good pay Nu-
dress with references, BON IS. this once
ap2S-4t
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WAANTED-carao"scr. Apply SOS 5.6 St ne.
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WANTED- Experienced solicitor 81 week am.
liberal commission. EMPIRE CO., t-J j. So.
NV. 81
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HANTED-A cpIored boy about I6 years old
o. work ia saloon and make himself generally
useful CITY HOTEL, 80 Pennsylvania ave.
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FOR SAIE-Iawn grass flower. and garden
seed, spring bulbs PlsToJs, caRaries, fancy
poultry. dogs, cats. etc. SCHMID'S BIRD
STORE 10 18th st mhIi-ti
The Holly chieftain., 1903-04-24
BRIGHr's DIsEAsE.

The largest sum ever paid for a pre-
scription, changed hands in San Frar-
CISCO. August 30, 1901. The transfer
involyed in coin and stock $ll2. 500. 90
and was paid by Il parry of business
men for specific for Bright'S Disease
AID Diabetes; hitherto incurablc di-
scaseS
They commenced the serious invest
igation of the specific November Is,
1900. They interviewed scores of the
cured and tried it on its merits by
putting over three dozen cases on the
treatment and watching them. They
also got physicians 10 naHe chronic
incurable cases. and administered it
with the physicians for judges. Up to
August %, tighty-Seven per cent of
the test cases We're either well or pro-
crossing ia ,uIa'ly.
There being but thirteen percent Of
failures, the parties were satisfied ard
closed the transaction, The proceed
ingS Of misunderstanding committee
and the clinical reports OF fhe test
cases were published and Will be mail
ed free on application. Address
JOHN J FULTON COMPANY. 42O Mont
gomery st. San Francisco, Cal,
The Holly chieftain., 1903-04-24

The railroads of the West have
increased their car and locomotive
capacity from 9 to 81 per cent in
the last two years and have made
other improvements and it is gen.
eraly believed they will be able to
handle the record wheat crop of
this year. Figures show that in
the last three years the roads in
question have spent total of
$40, 0,053,0OO for locomotives and
freight cars counting the average
cost of locomotives $1,000 and Of
freight cars $1,000.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-04-24


Steps are being taken by the
register of the state land board,
Mark G.. Woodruff, to recover for
the state of Colorado tract of
about thirty acres of land in
Pueblo, the value of which is esti-
mated at all the way from $500 600
to 100000. This is land which
the register asserts, belongs to the
state but has been controlled by
the Hard Land company. At the
request of Mr.. Wsoarnff, the at
torney generals office has taken
up the matter.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-04-24
Save the Loysd Ones

Mrs. Mary A. Vilet. Newcastle
Colo. writes; Il believe Ballards
Horehound Syrup is superior to
any other cough medicine, and
will do all that is claimed for it,
and it is SO. pleasant to take
My little girl wants to take it
when she has no need for it,
Ballard's Horehound Syrup is the
great cure for all pulmonary all
ments. 25. SOC and Sl00 at Ikel-
man Bros. 9
The Holly chieftain., 1903-04-24

A nervous locking man went in
to a store the other day and sat
down for an hour or SO wi Ell clerk
asked if there was anything he
could do for him. He said no. I'll e
clerk went away and he sat half an
hour longer, when the proprietor
went 10 him and asked if he want
ed to be shown any thing. No
said the man, II just want to sit
around. My physician has re-
commended perfect quiet for
me and says above all things /
should avoid being in crowds
Noticing that you did not adver.
tise in the newspaper, 1 thought
that this would be as quiet q
place as I could find SO l just
dropped in for few hours Of
isolation. The merchant picked
uo bolt of paper cambrick tc
brain him but the man went gu,
He said all he wanted was a quiet
life.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-04-24

T.le fruit prospects that escaped
the unusual freeze of February
and came out all right received
quite set back early in the week
when the swollen buds were nip
ped by the Easter storm that came
rather unexpectedly. Still we
will have plenty of fruit to eat,
says the Hon. j. Fl. Crowley. -
Rocky Ford Tribune.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-04-24

Iowa has a painter that has
won out against the man who
painted the famous corn picture.
He has even outclassed the fa-
nous Greek painter who painted
the picture of cherries SO natural
that the birds plucked at them.
This Iowa artist painted a pict-
uree of a barbed wire fence SO true
to life that drunken man fell
against it, tore five holes in his
pants and came out the other
side of the fence.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-04-24
100000 TO BE DISTRIBUTED.
The St. Louis Republic Offers -Four
teen Splendid Rewards to
Subscribers.

An interesting announcement
appears in that great metropolitan
newspaper, The ST. Louis Repub-
lie, in the form of a proit-shar-
ing offer to any one now a sub
scriber or willing to become a SUBJ
scriber to the Republic. A big
, sum of 100000 is to be paid in
rewards for good judgment and
skill. tits possible to earn all the
way from $1,000 up to VI. .0O0.OO.
The Republics subscribers are
invited to estimate upon the num-
ber of admissions to the worlds
fair grounds upon the occasion Of
the dedicatory cermonies, April
20, 1903. of the Louisiana Pur.
chase Exposition. The subscrib-
er whose estimate comes near
est the off ial record will receive
S., ,0QO.00; the next one will get
-, 10000, and an additional sum
of 50. 10000 will be divided in re-
wards ranging from 81 ,0O0.00 down
to $1,000 among those whose esti-
mates most nearly approximate
the official record Of admissions
A payment of $3.50 will provide
for the delivery of the daily and
Sunday Republic for not less than
one year, or Sc 90 will pay for six
annual subscriptions to the twice
a-week Republic, and if the re-
mittance is received on or before
4 p. m. ef April 80, 1903, the
person sending it can make six
estimates, More estimates may
be made by extending a subscript-
ion beyond one year, or by organ
izing clubs inducing others to sub
scribe. Complete information as
to the conditions of this contest.
together with blanks will be found
in the daily, Sunday and twice-a-
week editions Of the Republic from
April 2 to April 80, 1908, or will
be mailed to any one upon appli-
cation. All communications and
estimates should be addressed to
The Republic Profit Sharing Bu-
reau, Call box pol, St. Louis, Mo.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-04-24

The foreman of the Manzanola
Sun was surely off his feed last
week. OF a list of items under
the head of More Home News
about every other line was upside
down. The editor of that usually
we'll gotten up paper is liable to
be held responsible for several
cases Of insanity as result of
the town people irving to decipher
his home news.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-04-24
President Roosevelt will be in
Denver on May 4.

Superintendent of Irrigation L.
r. Chew made a trip down the Ar
kansas valley this week and says
that in his many years of expert
ence in this valley he has never
seen better prospect than is now
apparent for the season of 1903.