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The Washington times., 1906-11-23

PARTY WITH CAPITAL can get in on
manufa curing proposition Of high merit AMI
great profit: article covered by patent, sells
on eight; prodt earning from the start, with
a great future. Address BOX 15s. Times Of
fee. noZ3-I
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~ a, l-4l-esl 'ahls. Intelligent young lady
as cashier. etc, for cafe. state -xu..r-i.5-C-'
Hhe. aiii salary az beginning: peI.naBent'
-Nlalrss BOX 1873. Times Office 1f
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ANACOSTIA
GCRY'S PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson sts.
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WA%TED-TaiIoress la25 Connecticut s,--
ua.3-at "''
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4. z. POWELL. 4th and East Capitol sta.
o'D0SSEI.L DRUG CO.. SIN and SITS
u. ). fEALY, NV. Goa. nth and Pa. ave.
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FORSTON'S BOTANICAL. PHARMACY. cor
18th ~. and Florida ave. ne.
CHAS, II. BLJMER. y. Cap and Z SITS ne.
AcCHESNEE & JOACHIM. cor. I'd and T. SIS.
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Stove Repairing, Etc.

STOVE. RANGE. AND LATROBE REPAIR
ING. roofs painted; now IS the time 10 have
this work done; don't wait until zero weather.
our service Is prompt and prices lowest
Phone Main 545S or drop postal CAPITAL.
STOVE REPAIRING AND ROOF PAINT
ING CO, i13 Pa ave. NV. no2l- 81
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For -Typewriters.

FOR RENT-s100 visible writer for 81 q
month. Address BOX 81. Times once.
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SOUTHWEST
= HUGO EISENBEISS. 9Th and 2 streets.
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Situations Wanted
Female.

FIHSf-CLASS LATNDRESs wants WASHING
10 do al home Can 2i41 p 81. NV It
WANTEp-3y good IauudTess geutI.meu-s
clothes 90 d.. Address ~ call n. JOHNSON
- ON 81 A"- il
uw,
W Al TEDDY young girl place as mothers
Ltlpefr useful, companion. OF cashier in a
4AIieA room Apply az once, 1zZG New York
ave NV. References exchanged. II
IU3 n ST. NW.-Col5red girl wants place As
assistant la cooking ur chamber purE IL
WANTED-Ey neat AMI reliable Young rai-
oret woman. Position Co care Tor Itdy.s or
gentleman fiat few hours daily. viii take
washing Rome Address BON lGs Times Of
fee No. -
WIDOW would IKE situation as housekseue-
Tor wldower or as nurse Tor children. 7ls hta
&. ,,rsa -
NANIEB-situatiou in millinery as helper
q" hat trimmer. state price 60 good. viii
lus person with some experience. Address
EDN H.. Times office. u1g2-e-
WANTED-By frst-class German cook sir
uauHH ia hotel or restaurant. best reference
Address BOX ~. Times office. ulez-at
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FOR SALE-f you're looking for a genuins
bargain IN a slightly used piano you'll ma
what you want here. 500 IrYilg. SI75; S50I
Hallet & Davis, $50. $500 Heuniug. SI75; 500
N0se x sons. $50. and number OF other
attractive specials. Easy payments. .. u.
DeMOLL & Co. 1229. 1881, I2s5. and 1881 u
ST no4-tf
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horses and Vehicles.

FOR SAi-E-Depot carriage suitable for
doctor OF private use good new. eau be
seen sunday. % 9. 30 Bates ST. uA
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CHEAP FOR CASH-Seven-Toom house. rent
s25; a Of house paying rent all new fgTni-
ture: bargain If sold at once. 1916 s1h 81
NV. j
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NASTED-A good woman TO cook iron and
wash for small family; 60 home nights
I54l 4 81 Nv, ffoea-et
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Storage.

100 DRY AND CLEAN separate storage rooms
Packing. shipping. and moving speciality
PEOPLES STORAGE AND EMPRESS co
g r. CLIFFORD & CO. Proprietors Phone
y. 5g40- NJ $40 7th st. NV uoI5-s1t
WHY PAY MORE? We store fer 75c a load.
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO. 4ls-420-4s2
nth 81. nv. Phone Main 1929 se3-e1t
FIDELITY sTOEAGE Co,
1870 You Street.
lNDESTRUCTlBLE
J. 600 rooms silver vaults, IuothprOof rooms:
money advanced at per cent per annum on
goods stored in this building Let our esti-
major call.
PACKING. DEAyxNG AND sHIPRIxo
jy2T-tf
IylT.tf
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Help Vented
Male anu Female.

WANTED-You % know we teach al stand
ard - stems q shorthand and typra.rltiua
and can prepare pupils fos positions IN CD
10 go days. special afternoon sessions f1r Cow
eminent employees STE&OGRAPhIC ACADt
EMI, Colorado building no4-80t
WANTED-guIored butler So. .aitr-se
chamherMaid. nurse. Iaundress and cooks.
good wages EUREKA" I1iI New York
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Advertisements will be accepted at any Of
the following branch Offices at regular Office
rates. II a. u lnconvenieut % leave advertise
ments at either a branch office or The Times
business ONCE. they may be telephoned direct
70 The Times Main 6-J0l, and a messenger
will call TO collect without additional charge
90 the advertiser.
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Rooms and Board.

TEN MINUTES from navy yard; homeIike
rooms, steam heated: good board private
DESIRABLE ROOMS, with board. hot and
cold water In rooms; IN home comforts. rea-
able Grant place NV no23-gt
z@5' X ST. NW.-IArge. sunny, front rooms
line. ,,Csq ~
FURNISHED or unfurnished, with board: ref
eTences. SOC 18th 81 NV n0eg-7t
ROOMS, with or without board. good home
COOKING 2zl2 ST. NV. no23-st
MEALS SERVED in private family. sci an
81. ne. ro9s -
BRIGHT, pleasant room; good board 1922
10th 81 NV n02f-2f
GEORGE WASHINGTON HOTEL. 18Th sd
and New York ave, half block from white
House.-BeautifuI view; double and single
rooms from SIS % $45 up. with good board
no20-l5t
FURNISHED room with hard $50 per
month and up. 4if % ST. NV. no2O-6t
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Cleaners and Dyers.

PHILIP LEDERER. 12u II ST ne. phone
East 1898. Satisfactory work guaranteed Our
wagon calls for and delivers work an over
the city. nol6-1lr
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Miscellaneous.

PIANO-Handsomely carved: fine, high grade;
VIII exchange for suburban lot Address BOX
I29, Times office. noe3-8r
FURS REMODELED into fashionable shapes
stoles, scaTfs. pillow nuns. etc. llIl G. II.
uo23-3t
r. STEER 2l5 ilth St NV. Blacksmith
Wagon ami Carriage Builder; general fabbInE
ana contracts solicited. estimates furnished.
prompt attention paid 10 elevator blacksmithy,
nre-eseapesi gratings, etc. Phone JEs
nO2l-3t
MRS. :. SMITH, cleaner Of lace curtains and
fancy pieces exclusively. Phonn Main 5sIS ~
555 II 1t. NV. uoI4-I6r
HAVE YOU ANYTHING re sELL2 You
VIII % agrecably surprised II you VIII let
ne sell II for you MARCUS NOTES. &c 9TH
81 NV. Phone Main 5lTI. nol0-tf
A.-OLD CARPET WOVEN INTO hps art
rugs only weaving concern here. WASH
iSGTON RUG CO. 9Sl SIN 81. Phone 4sz5
aps-u
you CAN RUN YOUR BUSINESS VIII -
Few enpioyes-it you are satisfied 70 make
little monsy-OT even 20 lose "a little But
you may BE- able u date your prosperity
from the time you published some ''Help
wanted ads.
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Wanted-Rooms @ Board

WANTED-Board and room in private fam
fly; 81 per week. 4l6 10th St sw. no22-st
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Birds, Dogs, Etc.

JUST FEW MORE hone-raised csnaries left:
viii sell at 81 6ach; and now is the time 70
plant bulbs sue. , Is Chinese lilies. hyacinths
tulips etc, have also new lot OF caIlies
black and tans. japanese puEs. bull ter
riers. fox terriers, also fine buiifnches Hartz
canlries. parrots. goldashes. etc. SCHMID'S
BIRD STORE. 7I2 18th ST NV no23-tf
TRY LEES BIRD STORE. 1901 5th 81. NV
yellow heads Amazon, Panama. Isle Of Pines
Cuban. red heads and dwarf parrots. monkeys
uormositis, goldfish. canartes, dogs no2l-tf
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fOh FINE EMBROIDERY and arr ua.
work, nothing equals tho DaVI- r.---.Ai4N9 -
sewing machine. eXceis aIi others tr r..gf-
Ans new drop-head Singer. Sd ID 60
\ - sls stn st. NV. I'hous II -. -
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Dancing.

THE ORDWAY, 49, 18th ST n W.-Every
Tuesday, Thursday. and Saturday even.
ing; beginners class. $50: advanced $50
Lady assistants. Proper discretion us-d in
admitting scholars 10 our academy Lesson
soc; six lessons, $3.50 Private lesson by an
pointment- Han for rent. night oT day
no23-20t PROF.. cHAS NJ MYNnHAAf
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Personal.

NINE NINE, zENITA. CIalryoyaHt and FaImizI-
1916 lth II. uw. 49,
PROF, PRINCE. the negro magician. reveals
TIE past. present and future. restores ls.r
aurcuun. breaks evil influences. These facts
are N9uehee FOR by hundreds " local citizens
20 "a 81 sW ~
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Two cents a word Tor ali other classified
advertisements for less than three insertions.
II tnEeFteG for three OF more consecutive
dayE, one cent a word for each insertion
These rates do act apply 20 Personals
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Ball Bearing Skates.

SPEClAL-Stesl wheel bail bearing skates.
800 pair. full line OF repairs for ball bear
ing skates. 7TH AND L CYCLE COMPANY
no1g-tf
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Automobiles.

FOR SALE-Fraukiiu touring car modal m.
been nun three months. excellent ,or3trtoD
Gail after 4-3p pm 2034 I 81 NV 1oa2-gt
l0-HORSEPOWER tonneau car I'm .serfsct
condition, viii demonstrate; cheap for cash
$50 jackson ST.. Anacostta ,,oo4 -
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OR sALE-i-adiss' suits. coats, furs stf-..
estHH goods. also furniture and nOusefIIrT. -
lHe' on easy weekly or monthly lstsJl-...-',
sem postal, / viii call with sanples 80
iEfHAAAN, ~ sth 81 nv No..
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Help Wanted-Male.

WANTED-YoUng man 20 hang window
shades Apply KLEEBLATTS corner nth
and II SITS. me- n12J-st
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Help Misunderstanding.


WANTED-Agents Tor ''Nonenicer'' visiting
2-3 81. NV no21-3t
ANY intelligent person may earn $50 10 so
monthly at home in spare time corresponding
4cf eHspapers. no canyassing. experience
unnecessary: send for particulars. PRESS
WANTEu--A good cook and competent
nouseEtrls references required. Apply AT 1920
SUNDERLAND place, upper door. no2i-St
WANTED settled white woman q do gem
eTal housewoFk Apply 1921 II 81 no22-3t
wANTED-Two experienced sewing ladies
Tor drapery work. Apply W H. HcENE.
s5l Pennsylvania ave nW. uo22-3t
WANTED-A working housekeeper. white.
az eth ST. NV no22-2t
wANTED-A woman for general housevariI.
1923 ne no2I-3t
wANTED-A .ettled white girl Tor general
housework, neas city. viii be treated as
one OF the family; state wages expected
ADDRESS BON loo. Times office. no2l-3t
WANTED-At once thoroughly experienced
glove saleswoman- Apply JULIUS GAR
IINhl-E d 90, l22s y 81 NV, no2o-n
WANTED-WOmen 70 try our Buchu Gin FOR
al Kidney and bladder trouble, prescription
OF the late Or. Warner. OF Baltimore Sold
only by THE JOHN WEDDEERURN COM
FAN !. 1Io-eIS ST NV aul2-tf
WANTEn-At once thoroughly experienced
scat and skirt hands on Womeu's garments
JULIUS GARFINKLE a CO.. lZ-6 ( 81. NV
Oc27-tf
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For Sale-Typewriters.

THE ROYAL STANDARD VISIBLE. high
grade. practical, universal keyboard. Iightsst
running most elastic touch. Let US demon
strate. Call 1885 i ST. NV. or phone 1892
5e24-u
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TITLES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
ONE CENT A WORD FOR

SITUATIONS WANTED HELP WANTED
ROOMS FOR RENT ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND BOARD BOARD WANTED
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Observation-Disclosures

Sl00 viii repair your sewing machine and
put u in frst-ciass order Tor your Christmas
sewing. Machines called Tor and delivered.
s, 5l4 eth Ct nv. nol9-u
WE PAY the highest prices for old gold.
silver. canoes ieweiry, silk Ehawls. and real
laces- BURFEIND s. 40 sth 81. NV. no4 -S0t
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WANTED-Agents Tor '.Nonenicer'' visiting
223 X 81. NV no2a-at
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HOuSefurnishin6S.
WE HAVE 500 cooking and heating stoves
new and secondhand. Of ali descriptions. Won
can save soc on the dollar by buying from us
SNITZER & Ia PORTE. IlSl eth St noI7-tf
t2.Ss FOR SANITARY COUCH; heating ana
cooking stoves parlsr and bedroom suites;
81 per week go-caTts. $3.50: lowest prices.
cash and credit. REDMONDS. SIS eth 81
NV. motif
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t,H'F, FRINGE. the negro magician. reveals
We past. present and future. restores Isst
affection. breaks evil Influences. These facts
are Nouehee FOR by hundreds Of local citizens
80 81 - sA- il
COUNTESS MACKENZIE LONG,
PRoPHEToLoGIsT.
Extraordinary cIsiTvoyant power. combined
sbles me 70 read your lie. infancy h. DID
age. giving common sense advice ia love
marriage divorce and family affairs how
20 fascluatv one u your desire reunite TIE
separated. remove evil influence. true Uatb
10 happy and fortunate lie Informative
clear. concise. and % the point. giving names.
CONsULTING CLAIRvoYAST sPEcIHi.Isr
nOl4-tf
NINE. MARTHA. New Y6rk's WCadg-F-7I
Paiuis5. Full life readings JoC 80 II "a NV
IF ". c. 4. should see this he viii please
- -
YOUNG MAN wants cougeniaI room mate.
Address BOX Io4. Times Office uo2I-3t
GENTLEMAN from Alabama that caIred 70
see Nj. = please call again. u0-z-5t
WORKINGMEN take tumble" DON'T Fivs
W a lOt Of money FOR your clothes when we
can furnish you with a good suit Of clothes
AID save money, JUsTH'S OLD STAND. 6lg
D. noI9-5t
MADAM THEO. palmIst card reader and
medium, German spoken. % II 70. NV.
uIis 1-12 % -
BRADFORD's DETECTIVE AGENCY. suite
"a, COLORADO BUILDING. 18th and O..
Phone Main z5Z5. Expert specialists IN deli
cate and intricate Investigations. any cause.
AL sections. absolute secrecy guaranteed. For
uiEht service phone residence North s5sz-
nolS-st
IF YOU ARE GIVING Up housekeePiRs
and wish 20 sell part OF al OF your furniture.
send for the man who has the reputation OF
20 years fair dealing. MARCUS NOTES. 425
9Th 81 NV. phone Main 5I.l. uoI6-tf
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Business Opportunities

FOR SALE "A elegant paying saloon and
dining FoQ-a- II center Of business district Of
BaltimoEsg Will be sold cheap 10 a cash pur-
chaser. and T. a great place for the right
party: good reasons for selling. Address
BOZ 1885, Times Office n0Z3-3t
The daily sentinel., 1906-01-24

If sou send your shirts to the Excel
sior laundry. We guarantee supreme
satisfaction TO even the most particu-
lar customers, for the simple reason
that we take pains to do our work
right, and what is more, know how to
do it,. The knowing how cuts a big
figure in fine laundry work.
The daily sentinel., 1906-01-24

We sell beet pulp to all who come
at 20 cents per ton until all of II is
gone - 10
WESTERN SUGAR & LAND &C.
The daily sentinel., 1906-01-24

Furniture pack, for shipping
Mirrors replated. airs and furni-
ture of any kind re red. Upholster-
ing done. An price reasonable. The
Furniture hospital. Pa Colorado
avenue. Telephone Ged ell
The Holly chieftain., 1906-01-19
Sainted Money.

Bolton Hall writes the following
short story for the Arena:
God" said John D. Robinhood.
"has committed to me the wealth of
this country. l acquired it by my
superior ability, strictly in accord
ance with the golden rule-of the
road-to take all that the traffic will
bear.
"My Ancestors system was to roo
the rich; and give to the poor; a bad
business principle, for white sheep,
have more wool than black ones and
the poor have more money than the
rich, because there are more of them
(and am making still more of theml.
Besides, the poor don't kick, so we
overcharge them and give some of the
swag to the universities.
what blessed privilege it is for
the thriftless poor to contribute indi-
rectly to our great insttutions.-thru
me!
Harper, is there chair of politi-
cal economy anywhere that hasn't
been oilcd?"
The Holly chieftain., 1906-01-19
The Moonshiners.

Next Wednesday night "The Moon
sinners" will be shown at the Jones
opera house. This company is on
Peter McCourt's circuit and this fact
alone recommends IT as a frst-class
company. They carry large amount
of their own special scenery and
there are now being erected large
billboards for the accommodation OF
The Moonshiners" paper and that
OF succeeding shows. 1t will be
something OF novelty and decidedly
cosmopolitan to see biliboards COW
cred with ten-shect posters in all our
vacant lots.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-01-19
Ole Yonson's Yoshes.

From the Golden Transcript: Dan
var preacher vat say ol kids will steal
perhaps yust bane tanken about de
yam var. $50 Opportunity net ba-
long to knockers club, for wise men
tell us opportunity knock only vonce.
Odder knockers KEEP at ct yust SO long
as dey can breathe. = Offer en-
Eastern Jefferson county odder night
fallers took slot machine out en- back
yart and broke ento ct Wit ak. Das
bane only successful way to beat slot
machine. y = Eff dey succeed en- get
ten congress proposed law putten a
tax on Holsters, shortage en- govern
ment revenue will never bae heard of
again. But whole lot of US goen to
fight das law.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-01-19
AT the County Seat

In the slicing of the political pie
last week at Lamar the following ap-
pointments were made for the Holly
country-that is, territory naturally
contiguous to Holly:
Road Overseers: Lamar, E. L. Cor
don; north side. Charley Kornman;
Granada, J. R. Gordon; Holly, o. E.
Vincent; Carlton, Geo. E. Case.
Cranky Hillyer was appointed
county attorney and DR., J. S. Hasty
physician.
D. H. Dickson OF the Granada
Times offered to do all the county
printing for half the legal rate, but
ris bid was considered a political
move and repected, the News and
Register getting all at a reduction of
10 per cent from legal rates as fixed
ly law.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-01-19
Never Fails to Please.

Col. Geo. w. Balm has lectured on
the Rock River Assembly platform
on as many, or more occasions than
any other man, and has never failed
to please his audiences c. H.
Hughes, President Rock River As
sembly, Dixon, Illinois.
Presbyterian church, Holly, Mon
day evening, Jan. 2o Tickets Soc,
reserved without extra charge. Course
tickets admitting to three entertain
ments, ST.. Single entertainment and
course tickets for sale at Holly Phar-
macy.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-01-19
Real Estate Transfers
Warranty Deeds.
Maynard Korn to o. N. Ko,

Maynard Korn to o. N. Korn,
lots 3 and 4 and S. half north
west ar. Sec. S, Up. 70, R. ~ $1,000
W. F. McCue to D. NJ. Kelly, lot
If Harrel add. to Lamar. zoo
E. E. Pike to J. R. Rainey, south
half east half lot ?, block B,
Highland add, Lamar ... e2s
John Duncan to J. w. Wilkin,
half interest in lot E. block :,
Aberdeen add. to Holly...... SOC
w. B. Riley to Geo. B. Merri!!
east half northeast or. Sec. 8:
and west half southeast or.
Sec. 80, Twp. e2, R. 43 and
water right ................. 86c
w. B. Riley to NJ. J. Mcmillan.
west half and northwest or.
Sec. 81, Twp. 22, R. 43 and
water rights ................ 9ooc
Ira c. McVey to A. P. Henry.
lot 9, block 20, w. S. add. to
Lamar ................ 200
Holly Construction company to
Holly Sugar company, sugar
factory, etc. ........... 100000
First National Bank to F. w.
Marx, lot S. block A, Bank
sub, Lamar ................ 200
J. F. Yager to E. R. Yager, lot
f, block IS, Lamar .......... $50
Elizabeth Henderson to ]. c.
Jones, lot 1, block SO, H. &
P. add. to Lamar ......... BOO
Tax Deeds.
Treasurer Prowers County to N.
B. Curtis, northeast half Sec. 32. Twp.
81, R. Al.
Other Documents.
Colorado & Kansas Canal COM
pany files copy of amendments to in
corporation.
B. B. Brown files affidavit regarding
northwest or. Sec. 20, Twp ~, R. ~.
Colorado Railway Signal company
files certificate of paid up stock.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-01-19
Lamar Newslets.

Ben Riley and NJ NJ. Brown were
up from the east end of the county
on Wednesday.
l.. F. Mathews, the southside farm
or and stockman, was up from Holly
Wednesday,
The Holly chieftain., 1906-01-19
TIME TABLE
GOING WEST.

GOING WEST.
No. l, local passenger, 1:4s a. m
No. 5f-DeRver express. 1920 a. m
No. 83-Way freight..... S 7:2O a. m
No. passenger. ...... SIS a. m.
GOING EAST.
No. 2-passenger. 49,. 1885 a. m.
No. 8-Kansas City and
Chicago Express 4 1897 a. m.
No. 8-Mexico and Cali
fornia Express. ...... .sl2:58 D. m.
No. 10-Chicago Fast mail 1928 p. m.
No. 84-Way freight. ...... 8 3:O5 p. m.
All passenger trains except Nos. 8
and 10 carry tourist and Pullman
sleepers. Nos. and 10 carry dav
coaches and Pullman sleepers.
No. 8 carries through s.eepers to
ST. Louis via Kansas City and the
Wabash.
ANY information concerning train
service. tickets. rates, etc., cheerfully
given. J. Fl. SNYDER,
Agent.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-01-19
Worth Asking For.

The Santa Fe has issued very
handsome folder rcciting the advan-
tages OF its system for handling the
w. c. U. at San Francisco this year.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-01-19
Midwinter Fruit Show.

The fifth annual meeting of the
Colorado Horticultural society will
be held at the chamber of commerce
in Denver Jan. 80 to Feb. 1. The
Denver chamber offers FIVE series of
,prizes on exhibits of fruit.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-01-19

Big reduction will be made on all
winter goods at White Bros.
Evening star., 1906-02-04

cotton stun called toiIe de sole that ranges
from coarse weave to the sheerest of gos-
samer threads.
Toile ancienne. OF antique linen, which
did service in so many stunning costumes,
is revived and comes in its attractive new
form, both plain and embroidered. When
of the latter description the design is in
dots and iozenges in self-tones or colors.
Cotton voiles that we all liked and had such
nice little frocks made of last season are
to be picked up in all the latest coiorings,
and there is new variety with border
of figures or flowers Intended to be cut out
and applied as trimming on bodices. There
Is something crude and inartistic to my way
of thinking about this applique in cotton.
1t is too suggestive of cretonne upholstery.
Still, 1t is one of the new things" The
canvas idea is to be seen throughout the
range of spring and summer stuffs, and
cotton canvas Is SO good In effect that even
elaborate toilets VIII be fashioned from it.
The Swiss st. Gall fabrics are more ex-
geometrical figures broken up with dots,
stripes and plaids. The usual wave of or
CANDIES has swept the sartorlal market and
brings pretty selection of floral patterns
for my fady's choice In the new dispensa
tion floral effects have not the place they
ance had, for monotones are smartest
Gray will be the ultra-fas shionable color,
any shade from light tone to smoke fiil-
ing the approved cult to perfection THIS
shade has been successfully developed IN
cotton. linen and silk mixtures. To make
the rather trying gray becoming it will be
relieved with white. but where a consider
alton of this kind is not necessary an en-
semble tone throughout the costume means
the height of chic.
Black and white effects. which for a sea-
son have not been prominent, come into
their own again, and black materials in
drawn-work designs and lacy effects made
over white are just as stunning as they can
we'll be- They are trimmed, as you may
suppose, with black velvet ribbon IN gradu
ated widths. Linen and all-over embrofd-
cry in open and blind embroidery patterns
are combined with the plain material, and.
by the way, most of the embroideries are
in small designs, tiny sprigs and small bios
SONS, instead of sprawling flowers and
foliage.
tay and shows up well in the seasons Of
ferings of trimmings In conjunction with
blind embroidery.
Pastel coat and skirt suits are to be the
Evening star., 1906-02-04
Winter Coats.
From Harper's Bazaar.

From HarDer's Bazaar.
The newest coat sleeves are large AZ the
top. but small below the elbow, and trim
med with bands of braid or folds of the ma
terial; the shape is a becoming one and the
size medium. 1t is most practical fash
ion. for IL is large enough to be comfort
able and yet not exaggerated in size. Small
reyers and a turn-down collar of velvet are
the only trimming on the newest coats
becoming finish and quite in keeping with
the smart severe effects.
It-would seem as though short coats were
shorter than ever. and long coats longer,
when one looks at the new styles now ex-
hibited.
The bolero or Eton Qt is impossible TO
say which 1t Isl, cut up into point at the
back and not reaching TO the waist, is a
most fanciful little creation of the dress
makers. while the braiding or trimming OF
bias folds OF cloth makes IT most elabo-
rate The coat completely covering the
gown has rather severe lines. and is made
loose or tight-ftting as desired. A long
waistcoat of white cloth. just as long as the
coat, is one of the newest fads.