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CATHEDRAL HIGHLANDS.

CATHEDRAL HIGHLANDS.
Is adjacent to the famous FRIENDSHIP" and
Just south Of Cleveland Park, al the intersection Of
juesi Massachusetts, avenue AVID Wisconsin avenue.
Elevation, 900 feet. splendid view Il entire sur
rounding country: right on car line. Streets now
graded. macadamized. and walks laid. Sewer, water
and gas free 20 purchasers. Terms, Sl00 cash; So
monthly; or one-thrd cash. balance annually. Auto
mobile az your service Write. telephone. Or call Tor
plat and Information.
WILLIAM F. MATTES0N,
6I7 and 6iS Colorado Bldg.
Telephone 1Inin 6iJO.
At Bervyn, Nd.
New s-room house with bath; furnace heat: range
in kitchen. concrete cellar, large grounds 5lade
some fruit Two car lines. No cash. s. monthly
johnson, Dent & Co., GIL 9TH st. NV.
myZ-tf
4 Bargain.
6room frame house on d st., rfa. Keniiworth
ave. lot 50xl0 20 ls-foot alley: price only SEQ:
terms s. pcr month. including interest.
Allen ". MaiIery,
my5-u Hi7 q ST uw.
FOR sALE-BEsT ACREAGE PROPERTY Is
suburbs of this city on Pennsylvania ave extended
Sc. high. level. houses built To suit, onlJ S-5l %
$50 per acre, Apply 20
L. 4. PHILLIPS.
MaUlaud Building Iii0 II Nv.
30-Acre Farm-Only $500.
Suitable for fruit or P1ultryi comfortable build
iugs. less than ule from trolley. near school. II
mics from Aqufduct Bridge. TIE HINE REAL
ESTATE AGENCY. Vienna Va. or 79 Colum-
tau Building. EpZl-5lt
TO-DAY IS THE DAY To co CUT AND IN
sUscr Silver Spring F1rf. Immediately on Bright
wood ave- car l.nt EASLEY & HILL .5vnersI.
nl Munspy Bldg Phone 55Il at5-tf
FOR SALE-CH0IgE LOT, NORTH CBESA-
peaks Beach. Cep. tCrm5 Il desired. Ailrus
BOX Is Herald Office. mE5I-
NEW slX-E0ON HOUSE, NIr. RAINIER. So
CASH so martLlE. go ylh So us. myZ5it
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COUNTRY BOARD,

WANTED-A FEW GENTLEMEN TO BOARD
az new and attractive country home in Virginia :
on Southern Railroad and close 10 electric road
convenient for ofice holders OF railroad men, Fer
particulars Apply after p m. at Il9 I7th 81, NV
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MARCEL WAVING.

MISS ". J. BOYD EXPERT MARCEL WAIVER
and hardrcsser, shampooing, manicuring, ehirop-
ody facial and scalp treatment. Work done ct
hotels and residences Phone Main 2655. sli u
81. nv. fe3iu
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FURNISHED.

NV mys-30t
FURNISHED.
1872 HARVARD ST Nw.-LARGE FRONT
Ialm. delightful location; near three car lines
summer rates my25-3t
s4 J. STREET NW.-PRETTY HALL ROOM
furnished, Sl.25 week, aud large front room with
bath myZ}3t
UNFURNISHED.
Gl 9Th ST NW.-TWO UNFINISHED
rooms bath adjoining; ID floor, south and west
exposure. facing park; two entrances, on 9Th and
L no other ggamcrs- SlZ ny2j-5t
WITH BOARD.
THE WHITLEY ~ ST NW-2 PRETT1LY
furnished suites cf rooms, q fooF, with board;
alcslmadstials for transisntE; eTosilsut myLIt
100 VERMONT AVE HANDSOME ROOMS: sE-
lect table board. my-3et
IZ3 @ ST. NW.-yERY LARGE BAY WINDOW
front and c1rrJr room. large and small rooms con-
meeting; rrrT reasonable 20 family or party veu tine
han room, newly Uapered and furnished best OF
home tables, large yard. nylsu
The Patience, OIO f st. y. W.
European Plsn-sl nicely furnished rooms %
BATHS. hot water all the while. moderate rent
ms9t
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MISCELLANEOUS,

COMING TO JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION
Send lj cents for "Omcal Hotel Guide" rooms
-@-frsd in private homes. VISITORS PUB CO..
Irr l5 Cify Han ave.. Nat rk Va mv---t
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1872 HARVARD ST Nw.-LARGE FRONT
room. delightful location; near three car lines
summer rats myl5-3t
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INSECTS EXTERMINATED,

MOTHS REACHES ANTS. BEDBUGS. AND
OTHER INSECTS DIFFERENTIATED under con
tract CHARGES MODERATE. Estimates and
advice gratis; % years practical experience; no
charge made until insects are fully extermiuated.
Address, WENDAL T.. CLUTE.
Insect Specialist,
517 IL st. NV, Washington, ID. c.
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DYEING AND CLEANING.

PHILIP LEDERER. 1911 ST. Ne; PHONE
East 1888 Satisfactory work guaranteed Our
wagon calls for and delivers work all over the city.
'pheue Va N.Y. cod -g9t
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STORAGE,
HORSES AND VEHICLES,

WANTED-HORSEs TO PASTURE: SHADE
and running water in every field. l. l. GREEN.
Bethesda, Md Phone kansngton 2Ll2 my230t
CAR LOAD OF GOOD DRAUGHr AND DElr-
ing horses Just arrived from Lancaster Co., Pa.
Hyman's Stables, 3O3 9th n. w.
apls-tf
% VIRGINIA HORSES FOR SALE: loo to 400
pounds; also few cheap horses. FRED JOHN
SON BRO. IA ST. Sc fe2ltf
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New York, May "a Bradstreets Review
Of the state of trade says:
Crop and trade reports are Irregular,
but there is a slight improvement visible
as a whole, owing TO higher tempera-
lures
Leading Eastern markets report retail
trade tagging, and as a whole the coun-
try's distributive trade needs steady
warm weather to enable the heavy retail
business Of the spring of 1896 being
equaled.
Cotton prices have gone higher on
crop-damage talk. Collections. like retail
trade, are backward as a whole.
Relatively. the best reports as TO re-
tail and wholesale trade come from the
Pacific Northwest In the Central West.
Southwest. Northwest. East, and South
the volume Of retail trade is behind a
year ago almost without exception. As
10 jobbing trade. it IS TO be noted that re-
order business has been also backward,
but this week there has been a fair trade
in this line East and West.
The mems clothing trade is rather
quiet at retail. and the demand at whole
sale for mems wear fabrics is not brisk
for nearby deliveries.
Dun's Report.
Dunes report says.
Further progress was made IN the dis
tribution Of spring merchandise this week.
but the season is still very backward, and
much stock will be carried over. Conf
dence is not generally shaken. although
some evidences Of caution followed the
violent rise IN prices Of wheat and cur
rent rUmCrs Of crop disasters.
Much new business is pending in the
iron and steel industry and large ton
mage was placed during the past week,
but the furnaces and mills arc sold so
far ahead that interest is greatest in
specifications on old orders. Business in
steel rails include large quantities for
Japan and Panama and domestic con-
tracts covering deliveries during the first
half of next year
Cotton Goods Firmer.
In the textile industries the event of
most interest during the week was the
increased frmness in cotton goods.
Prices are steady. but there is much
talk Of contemplated changes on account
Of labor scarcity and high wages.
Improvement Is noted in woOlen goods.
yet buyers Of mems wear are conserva-
tive, restricting operations TO certain
lines that are always popular.
"A few varieties of footwear are . l.
cents cheaper, but most good grades are
firmly held, and New England factories
are well supplied with orders for the
better classes Of goods. While leather is
not especially active, there Is a good
movement Of sole. but side upper has de
clined still further. Hides Of late sailing
are firm.
Commercial failures this week in the
United States are 191, against 203 las
week. Failures i'm Canada number Il
against 26 last week"
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Now OrlennH.
SPOT Market.
LOST,

LOsT-A RED CORAL BROACH. N SHAPE OF
hand with gold and enamel cuff. az or between
Colonel Tmesdelrs lawn fete and 18th and Monroe
sts Liberal reward if returned 10 l5l5 Monroe 81.
my2i3t
LOST-NONDAY NIGHT, A GOLD BREAST
min set with one opal. Reward If returned TO G.
W PIMPER. llD 18th 81. my253t
LOST-SILK WATCH FOB. GOLD LOCKET AT.
tached. monogram F. 7. H. Reward if returned
70 ll3 CoTcoran 81. NV. my233t
LOsT-sMALL WHITE FRENCH POODLE DOG;
answers 70 the name q Teddy Gocd reward If
returned 70 A. II. COOPER aj 18th ST. nv.
myl5-f
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED ELEVATOR MAN; KITCHEN MAN;
woman f0J AsbWy PARK white hotel maids; 3
women fer Hight hcusework. city, no washing 80
cook Apply PHILLIPS HOTEL AGENCY s9
IN 81 NV my&3t
WANTED-YUUNG PEOPLE. TO TAKE A SUM
rer Course; much individual attention 70 pupils
wishing 90 review any study or % persons who
wish 20 prepare for civilscrvice examination; any
study weeks. day or y weeks. evening SO.
WOODS COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. 81 L. Capitol
street myli-u
ARE YOU PREPARED TO TAKE A POSITION
as bo0kkeeEer stencgrapher. in the civil seryce'
We have une1celled facilities fGr preparing appli
cants for positions. Ask for our special summer
rates CAPITAL COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. 500
D 81. NV apls-u
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITISG CAN BIZ
learned at sur school IN % TO 90 days. Positions
guaranteed. Pitman. Graham. Gregg. Barnes. and
Syllable systems. Individual instruction. SIESO-
GRAPHIC ACADEMY. U5-5l9 Colorado Building
ncSff
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WALL PAPER.
FURNITURE WANTED,

sPUT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. CAR
pets. stores, briea-brac, and all kinds Of house
hold goods. BAUMS FURNITURE SHOP. lath
and L sts Phone ~ 1913. Formerly. 9th and U.
su10ff
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SITUATIONS WANTED MALE.

A YOUNG FRESHMAN. SOBER AND STRICTLY
honest, wishes t2 learn barkeepiug Address BOX
& Herald Office m-g5-2f
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SEALED PROPOSALS INDORSEp

SEALED PROPOSALS. INDORSED
Proposals for Repairs 20 Hospital.
viii be received at the Bureau of Yards
and Docks Navy Department Washing
ton, until II O'Clock a. m. JUNE s. 1907
and then and there publicly opened for
making alterations and repairs. old naval
hospital building. Washington, u. G.
Plans and specifications can he seen at
the bureau. X. c. HOLIDAY. Chief Of
Bureau May -. 1907. mylS25
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DOGS, CATS, BIRDS, ETC.

JUST RECEIyED-AFRICAN GRAY PARROTS.
angora and maltese kittens. young canariesi also.
tuberoses and gladiolus daha and elephanteaf
bulbs. SCHMID. BIRD STORE. Tl2 18th ST.
n@ sI9d
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-rWO ROOMS. WITH PRIVATE
bath; also other rooms with or without board.
THE IROQUOIS HlJ VI 81. NV; 6th floor
IT IOU ARE LOOKING FOR ROOMS OK
fats see Us; no charges for list; many desirable
icons and fats on our list now THE CENTRAL
REAL ESTATE d LOAN CO. Room 2, li2' st.
NV ny4 -5JL
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

large trade; grand business; excellent location:
price reasonable; retiring owner. ID. CONNOR
2Gth and VI SIS mycj-50t
al TIE SIGN OF THE FOX. "a 18th ST.. to-
dag.
WHISKEY. 8 PER GALLON THE JOHN
WEDDERBURN CO. SIS T 81. NV al6u
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COLD HURTS TRADE
Weather Still Has a Bad Eff
feet On Business.
COTTON PRICES MOVE UP

Crop Damage Stories Reflected in
Demand for Many Lines-Steel In
Orders, Is In Excellent shape.
BrHdstreet and Dun Reports.
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FURNISHED.

TO sUBLET-TT RNISHED. UNTIL OCTOBER Z.
frs rHgus and bath. The CTd0Ta. rent reduced
Tcv cool nv1ist
TOR RENT-FROM JUNE / TO OCT. /. VERY
desirable and auacrrcy furnished apartment Of
two rorus and bath; so per month. Inquire at the
lsuaEIt 18th and / sts for No COS.
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HOUSES FOR RENT,

FOR RENT-VERT DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
Iu choice location. So l52 2 ST. NV; Do rooms,
i1 excellent repair. rent reasonable. AuTlg A..
STEPHAN e53 Pa. ave. my2l-tu,th sa
FOR RENT COTTAGE. NEAR ROssLYN. WITH
land foe garden ouly s. pr month. Apply 90 r.
A. PHILLIPS. $40 II 81. uE. mZ5t
APARTMENTS TO LET.
FLAT To LEI. VERY DESIRABLE: CHEAP:
so. l7S 50. NV T0ems. bath. back porch.
CHESLEY & CHESLEY. Bond Bldg my2z-t
FOR RENT-SFECIAL RATES FOR SUMNER
Apartments in the Newton. 9Th ard ue s
rooms and hath. NEW BUILDING: all outside
windows iuyrug good light and ventilation: heat,
bot ws-CT and 5aritoT service.
J. c. WELDON & co. u Z. Cap.
EuZl-u
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DENTISTRY,
DENTAL WORK.

DENTAL WORK.
Set Of Teeth and God Crowns. s. up; Gold Fill
ings, 81 up; Silver Filings, &c. Work guaranteed
No pain. DIR. GEO. L EDMONDS. $40 + ST. Nv.
jale-u
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES; NO EXTRACTING; /;
no pain; look. feel act, and last longer than
natural teeth shrunsen faces made normal; painless
filing. DIR. ]. L. WILSON. l2o3 st. nW. OcSa
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OFFICE COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT OF CO
lrUtia. Washington. May q. ler.-Se5lsd p7ouo-
sails win he received a. this csfce until Y O'Clock
n, SATURDAY, June g. 1907. fcr furnishing water
meters. FERNS specifications. and necessary inf1r-
nation may b obtained 20 room g. District Build
irr Washington. j. C. HENRY B. F. MACFAR-
LAND, HENRY L. WEST JAY j. MORROW.
Commissioners. myl26texS
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE PCR-
chase Of the saloon business lately owned
and conducted by j. II Coale. deceased.
az 2+3 New Jersey avenue northwest. in
cluding license. lease for seven years.
stock in trade. and all barTOOm and other
fixtures. will be received by the under
signed until WEDNESDAY. May -. 1907
at = o'clock m. The right is reserved 20
rejeC, any or all bids
AUGUST BRILL.
PATRICK T. CARR,
my2I-1t Administrators
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PROPOSALS.,

OFFICE OF The COMMISSIONERS D. c..
Washington, May ., l9-.-Seslsd proposals viii
be received 40 this C'fea until q O'Clock noon SAT
JbDAl, !uHa IS 1877. tor the construction of
cJncrct1-stce bridge across the track q the Balti
more ard Ohio Railroad Company ou the line Of
Monroe street extended. AnaoGztia. h. C. Bridge
VII have span ri l. feet and viii contain app-cx
matey g tons q steel and 1000 cubic Yards Of con-
crete. Blank forms n proposal Specifications. and
all necessary information may b. obtained al Room
s.. District Building u. p. F. MACFARLAND. ii.
T. WEST, JAY J. MORROW Commissioners. d. &.
mtIZE.0N.cl
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY,

Virginia Realty Title Corporation.
Perfect titles furnished 70 all Virginia Real Estate
Titles guaranteed. Offices az
$40 Columbian Bldg. and RosSIyn,V Wa.
myG51t
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HOMES.

52l9 18th 81. NV. Columbia Heights. =. N. f..
10 S3Un
9I z St. NV, rooms, very desirable brick. 500
Investments. All Bricks.
81 Decatur 81. NV. bet. \. Cap, lst. o
and 7 SIS. rent. SO. PTCc.................. a.l@
Dl B7WCr's e. me-. bet. 9Th and Ith, and
II SIS rent Sl0J0. priee--.-..--.-.--.---..-- 100
l2l0-lZ 18Th s. nv. two stores and dwellings.
renting $500 Price. 1,a'o
Apartment house ."AZApIA." 3 large apart
ments; renting Se3 80. 10th and Va ave-. $50
Ne. CT 10Th and X SIS. uT, y rooms rents
so; viii rent for 500. VIII sell for assessment
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MOVING, PACKING & SHIPPING

COLUMBIA TRANSFER Co. NOW LOCATED
at a05 New York ave-: large padded vans. 81 load;
| 2horse wagon s. load. mhl7-eodu
FURNITURE BAGGAGE. PIANOS. &c. MOVED
with care; I King and shipping a specially
/ KREIGS EXI.-1ss, 1924 II ST. NV. Phone Main
2Jl0. my7-St
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PIANOS FOR SALE,
BICYCLES,

BEST VALUE EVER OFFERED-WHILE THEY
last Diamond Co s tires seconds, only Sl7j put
on. trial guarantee. JONES TIRE WORKS. 602-
eG4 + Nv. my9th fr&sa-st
WE ARE DIRECT FACTORY AGENTS FOR
the famous Hudson Bicycle the best wheel on the
market: equipped with our puncture-pro0 tire; We
save you % easy payments. If desireds HANEB-
FORD CYCLE co. sz7 10Th ST. NV myl2-u
ONE YALE, TWO READINGS; SLIGHTLY
used: cheap. At HAZLETON'5. a2943I 10th st.
NV. my5-u
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. d. q.
Washington. y. g.. 1iav % I9J--sealsd mo
p9sals viH De- rscsi7ei st this Office until O'Clock
g. M, THURSDAY. June 8. 1917. for furnishing
the District Government hy July T. 1917 Z510 more
-- less eulmeled metal numerically numbered iien-
tiarafi0n number tags for motor vehicles Figures
% be s-T1rare Arabic numerals not less than four
inches high and the strokes u0t less than one-half
inch in Vii.i the words District u Columbia" in
letter, onc-haf inch high 20 be placed above the
numerals Black srruad. with white figures ard
letters Each sign 90 fe perforated each q the four
corners and slotted f7- Straps ss shown bv sample
iu oifce of Property CLERK. d. g. HENRY r. B.
NACFARLAND. HENRY L WEST, JAY J. NOR
ROW. Commissioners. T. c
u1r27 q . -Zsu
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AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE.

/ GENTLEMAN OWNING TOURING CAR WILL
rent same 70 private parties by the hour, reasCn
able Phone y. 3l32 1919 st. NV. ap2630t
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-YOUR CHOICE OF SEVERAL
makc5 q slightly used electric and gasoline r1ua-
bouts and gasoline touring cars at prices that vii
interest you. DUPONT GARAGE CO. 3l2J NJ S.
NV Phone y. Sal my22u
MAXWELL RUNABOUT Sl85: FRANKLIN
Kunah0ut, $780, nco Bunabuui. $50; Indian No
tcrcycIe, $50 Immediate delivery Yale-Cahfor
uia Motor Cycles
Chas. Il. Miller & Bro,
1867 18th ST. NV. aplsn
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE,

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
SEVERAL SECONDHAND NATIONAL CASH
registers iu I.r,sct order and fully guaranteed
suitable for different kinds of business for sale az
real bargains and 0u accommodating terms
NATIONAL CASH REGISTER Co.
my237t 5-l srl So. uw.
FOR SALE-ANOTHER LOT OF SLIGHTLY
used Upright Planes 10 close ont az genuine bar
gain prices. This is sn unusual 0p..rGni'E for y01
70 gst a high grade piano iD perfect condition fF
Vor little money and on easy terms knabe. $3.50
Sref. 500 Sheu;ra=r 500. Nosa. 500. kuuicl e.
Bach $3.50. Stief. sl-5. Schubert. $50. EImbal
$50 Steiuvay $50. and a number q others. %. J.
Ds1IOLL * CO. High grade Pianos. 1881 q g.
FOR sALE-g3 YARDS OF LINOLEUN. GOOD
as new Sc. por yard: cost SIS per yard; CT iJs.
per yard If sold as a whole. s1s St Nv.
mh29-tf
WHISKET. 9 PER GALLON THE JOHN
WEDDERBURN Co. 6i6 i 81. nv. au5u
The Holly chieftain., 1907-01-11
That the Beet Sugar Business
Continue DevOlveS Upon Farmer

"L.i. no. I'm not. I'm Antoinette
Blair. and never heard of the Brent
case. I'm simply running away from
home TO escape marrying man l de
test. and my guardian has found 1t
out and sent that horrid wire. They'll
keep me at New Haven until he gets
there. / know they will"
Wentworth gave a low whistle.
How old are your he asked alb
ruptly.
Nineteen
Wentworth considered for moment.
'.Sec here" he said. "Will you trust
yourself to meY
Miss Blair smiled little tremuIous-
ly.
1T seems about the only. thing for
me to do" she said. .:,.:t
''Then listen. There's flag station
this side of New Haven. I'll fix the
porter to stop the train there, and
Wen slip off and take the next train
back to some. statien where we, can
hire a trap to drive over and Connect
with the Central. have an aunt liv-
keep you for few days until you can
arrange your plans"
How good you are" murmured. the
girl fervently. How can l ever repay
your :,
Wentworth flashed an eloquent glance
at her. whereat she blushed deeply and
: busted herself with her luggage.
The city editor of the Evenf1gsH Star
received two kilograms from Went
worth before he returned from his va
cation. AZ
The first was dated "Portchester'
and read:
No trace of woman on express.
The second came sssm Albany a
week later. and Collins groaned as he
read,
Was married today In this city. Going
Niagara. Back 24th. WENTWORTH.
"Another good man spoiled" sighed
Collins.
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Town Board Meeting.

A, the regular session Monday night Clerk
Vidal reported collections as follows since the
las, meeting: Bryce, dray license, Sl2; poll
tax. S6; dog tax. 81.
The following bills we're allowed;
W. K. Rockwell. labor. 81: Holly Mercan
tile company, repairs windmill. S25.85; Fred
Cores. graveIing. S25O.35: Holly Transfer com
pany levelng streets. 50; Fred Cores. gravel
ing. S99.32; Ed Mitchell. graveling, S14832
The Holly chieftain., 1907-01-11
Close Gamblinf.

united and decided to take no sleep until the
town is free from the gambling evil. 1t is be-
lieved that it can be stopped and all who are
inclined to violate the statutes will hereafter
suffer the full penalty thereof.
Such things are of no benefit whatever to
community. and the leniency shown in the past
should never again exist.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-01-11
"A Ready Helper,

''Maria Is well meaning soul. now.
isn't she?" said one Of Maria's much
tried relatives to another. "She has
real helpful spirit
''That she has returned the other
sufferer heartily. Il suppose Maria
has done more to get tickets for people
who didn't want them to go, to places
they couldn't abide, sold more articles
to people who couldn't use them, assist
ed more people over crossings who
were, boiling with rage because they
preferred to go alone or with the po-
llceman, helped more: kinswomen to
make up their minds In the exactly
opposite way from the one they wish
ed and told more strangers In the city
things they already knew than any 9TH
er woman In Christendom"
But II you told her the braid. was
ripped off the bottom of her skirt she
wouldn't really like It," said the first
speaker.
g "No;, I've noticed that these ready
helpers never care for suggestions
themselves. Curious. isn't it?''
Marla's luckless relatives. sighed IN
concert-Youth's Companion.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-01-11

Great excitement prevailed here this week
when it was discovered that our prominent and
supposedly wealthy stockman. W. F. There.
had drawn checks for $4,000 more than the
banks would pay. and left for Texas with car
Of mules. 1t is believed that Mr.. Thero is
victim Of misunderstanding with his hackers,
and that he will straighten everything out all
right
The Holly chieftain., 1907-01-11

A Kansas City daily says: w. +
l'hcro oi--Holiy- Colo,- one of the
big live stock traders of that coun-
try. was at the yards today with cat
tie. Mr.. Thero is fseding.~a stting Of
steers this winter. and also Shandli+ig
4 goo. rla.y .orscs.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-01-11

Dick Williams came in Wednesday and en-
tered his name on our lsi. He was feeling
too big to stand up in room with only IL
foot ceiling on account Of the arrival the day
before Of pair Of twin girls a, his place.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-01-11

The Baptist Ladies' Aid society will give
cosmopolitan supper one evening next week.
Three tables. German. Norwegian and Amcri.
can followed by program. Tickets 35c. Daw-
lev hail.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-01-11

Will Van Petten tried advertising some time
ago and in trce he had more work than he
could do. making il necessary to discontinue
the same He has now caught up and is ready
to figure with you on building.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-01-11

If the SamaiI'e rsaroad bad been
sincere, as we lcarh,it was mot tlfu
reports from Kansas to the effect
that it has issued absolutely free
transportation. 10 all: TIE politician"
of that State, and abolished the pass
nuisance it would be, able to move
its freight Traffic without purchasing
any more motive power.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-01-11

Lish House took in n colored man by the
name Of John Miller last Friday evening who
was wanted at Garden City for forgery He
left that place on the stub Friday and the Kan
sas sheriff came In on No. and took him back.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-01-11

Henry B. Wright. brother W. W. and j. W.
Wright Of Harrisburg. Ills. returned home Sat
urday after visit OF two weeks. He is much
pleased with this country and town.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-01-11

DR.. Sherman reports boy at the home Of
Mike HeAncr Tuesday. Now we know
wha, he was thinking of when he bought that
The Holly chieftain., 1907-01-11

The Colorado Telephone company has placed
F. F. Brownlee in charge Of the local exchange
while Mr.. Fairchild has takeD charge Of that a,
Fort Morgan. We arc sorry to lose Mr.. Fair
child, but Mr.. Brownlee is making a very fav-
orable impression
The Holly chieftain., 1907-01-11

Dan Akin has the choicest line of wall pa
per ever brought to Holly. His line is improv-
ing with each season. He tries to keep pace
with the demands Of the people
The Holly chieftain., 1907-01-11

Rev Father Callahan of La Junta is going
to Durango: he will take charge of Saint Col
umbia's church. Rev. Father Dily of Aspen
has been appointed to succeed him.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-01-11

District Manager j. A. kincaid Of La Junta
was here Saturday looking after the interests of
the Colorado Telephone company.