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Holbrook argus., 1909-03-02
CLOAK AND GOWN COMBINED.
French Creation Built on Fashionable
 Greek Lines.

One of the seasons offerings in the realm of clothes is combination gar ment which is dress and cloak in one. The creation is French one, as one might readily surmise. and it is built on the fashionable Greek lines. When it is worn as gown there is a lcng, graceful hanging skirt having drapery around the hips which is caught up to the gown at either side with a fancy braid ornament. With perfect ease one side of this drapery can be detached from the skirt and lifted to one shoulder, thus convert ing the costume into a semi-wrap af- fair By following the same method with the other side of the skirt, the
 rapery can be attached to the shoul- Ter and the costume becomes gown, over which is worn very ha a1dsome long draped mantle reaching almost to the edge of the train and caught up in artistic folds in front
Holbrook argus., 1909-03-02
CLEVER IDEA FOR CARTER.
Woman Seems to Have Satisfactorily
 Solved a Problem.

So many women complain that the patent fasteners on the garters, which are attached to the corset, tear out the stockings, but there Is clever woman who has found way out of the difficulty. She sews two bits of white tape to the top of her stockings and places them so they are each just where the patent fasteners usually come in contact with the stocking. She then removes the fasteners from the garters and uses, in their stead, little pieces of ribbon which match the color used in her corset cover. When she puts on her stocking in the morning she slips the ribbon in the loop of the garter and then through the tape in her stocking. tying the end in neat bow.
 Not only does this method save the stockings and lengthen their period of usefulness, but it makes a pretty fin ish far more dainty than the patent fastener could possibly be.
 The form of the arrangement might even be varied. Brown tape might be fastened on brown stockings and one might even have a bit of brown rib bon. Again, buttonhole might be worked in the top of the stocking, in which case the tape might be dis pensed with. Surely it would be bet ter to even 20 to that much trouble tha1 to spend countless hours in the uncorgenial task of mending slipped threads.
Holbrook argus., 1909-03-02
A Softeninq FriIl.

There is no disgusting the fact that without the immense and lovely ia. bots, stocks and frilled puffs the pres ent styles would be angular and SC were to an unbecoming degree The softening frill does much to hide the severity of the seasons costumes.
 It IS the opinion of the many tha women are more furbelowed this yea han ever before, but if all those fril were deducted women would look nannish as they did on the stree last year.
Holbrook argus., 1909-03-02

Get wise. You will see on any street corner the social warts; the jOhnnies, scavengers in quest of prey. The pity is that some move On-law does not mercileSsly push them off the very verge of creation.
Holbrook argus., 1909-03-02

For the most part ones crlti- cism of another is in the nature of self-inflicted indictment. Un til man can stand flat-foOted and see over his own back fence, he has no earthly right to say what is in his neighbours back yard.
Holbrook argus., 1909-03-02

The Springfield Union wants to know how man sixty five years old could have. voted for Lincoln. We don't know, but we are acquainted with woman only thirty years old who were born before the war.
Holbrook argus., 1909-03-02

Appoint yourself as a pioneer in independent thought. Try in tellectual scouting for a while It is like breathing the tonic of an upper zone. Try it just once. You will feel the bounding, rich, red blood
Holbrook argus., 1909-03-02

A New Jersey man has been killed by taking a drink ofwater. Such a calmity a this has never occurred in Kentucky.
Holbrook argus., 1909-03-02

While everything we strive for IS not good. yet everything good costs a desperate struggle.
Holbrook argus., 1909-03-02

Keep the upward gaze. It turns prisons into palaces and trans forms the novels into castles.
Holbrook argus., 1909-03-02

Salome danced-and old John lost his head. Ifyour're on these days, you know that's no fable.
Holbrook argus., 1909-03-02

Of all tile graces charity is the rarest. And it is to be exercised not only among the world'spoor, but among the vast body that happens to differ with you in matters of opinion. Sometimes l think this is the place where it is the most rarely seen.
Holbrook argus., 1909-03-02

The man who needs preacher to prop his piety ought not to object when pay day comes.
Holbrook argus., 1909-03-02

A man may be very moral and not religious-and a man may be very religious and not moral.
Holbrook argus., 1909-03-02

OFFICIAL PAPER OF NAVAJO COUNTY
The La Jara chronicle., 1909-07-02
AMENDMENT TO ORDINANCE
No. Ia OF THE TOWN OF
LA JARA.

BE 1T ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF
TRUSTEES OF THE TOWN OF LA
JARA, THAT SECTIONS Nos. AND
3 OF ORDINANCE No II BE AND
ARE HEREBY AMENDED TO READ
AS FOLLOWS:
Section l. Sidewalks Main Street, in
the Town of La Jara, are hereby estnb-
lished and declared to be ten feet in width
on Blocks Nos. II, 10, 10, p, %, and o.
All other sidewalks shall be four feet in
width. placed one foot from the property
line. except those ON Broadway and Wal
nut Streets between Second and Fourth
Streets which shall be six feet in width
placed against the property line.
Section g. Unless otherwise specified
sidewalks shall be constructed of boards
the boards shall be not less than two
inches thick, their length shall equal the
width of the sidewalk and they shall he
laid at right angles with the street. on
three subsills of scantlinc not less than
two inches by six inches, firmly blocked or
imbeded in the earth. All lumber used in
and about such sidewalks must be of good
quality and spiked with nails of sufficient
size to make the walk firm and durable.
All sidewalks hereinafter constructed
Main Street, Second Street, Fourth Street.
Fifth Street and Broadway between
Second and Fifth Streets. the entire length
of Walnut Street and Poplar Street from
NJ ain Street south shall be constructed of
concrete and cement in accordance with
specifications adopted by the Board of
Trustees.
/ hereby certify that the above proposed
ordinance is IA true copy as it passed the
first and second readings before the Board
of Trustees of The Town of La Jara, State
of Colorado.
PAT. LOPEZ,
(SeaD Town Clerk.
First pub. June Is. 1909.
Last pub. July 2, 1909.
The La Jara chronicle., 1909-07-02
STOCKHOLDERS NOTICE.
Proposed Amendments to the
Constitution and Bylaws
Of The La lara Building
and Loan Association.
La Jara, Colorado. June :, 1909.

La Jara, Colorado. June :. 1909
Notice is hereby given that there will lie
II special meeting of the stockholders of
The La lara Building and Loan Associa-
ton held at the Office of the secretary
in the Grand hotel, in the town of La
Jara. County of Conejos and State of
Colorado. on Monday. the 5th day of July.
1909. at eight O'Clock r. NJ. to consider the
following proposed amendments to the
Constitution and Bylaws of said Associa-
tion. which were presented in writing at
the regular meeting of the Board of Direc-
tors ON June Z, 1909. towit:
The La Jara chronicle., 1909-07-02
Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior.
U. S. Land Office at Del Norte, Colo
June LIST, 1909

Notice is hereby given that Bernardo
who. on June 9th. 1908, June 10th. 1906. made
Homestead No 36l7, and additional No. 39il.
and NV y of Sc z, Section Q Township ~
N, Range 7 E., n. N. p. NJ has filed
notice of intention to make Final Five
Year Proof, to establish claim to the land
above described. before the Clerk of the
District Court of Conejos County, Colo
RADIO. at C6nejos. Colorado. on the 9th day
of July. 1903.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Jose Aniceto Valdez. Jose Chavez Lucas
Gerard Emelio Gerard. all of Capulin.
Colorado.
LEE FAIRBANKS,
Register.
First publication. June 4, 1909.
Last publication, July 2, 1903.
The La Jara chronicle., 1909-07-02

tion; and every such amendment shall be
published in the call and contained in the
written notice to the stockholders of the
meeting named for final action thereon.
The La Jara chronicle., 1909-07-02

The Club saloon Is a favorite
place to get good cigar.
The La Jara chronicle., 1909-07-02
BYLAWS.
ARTICLE 1.
OFFICEkS.

SECTION !. The officers of the Asso-
ciaiion shall be seven Directors, three
Appraisers and three Auditors: and the
Directors shall choose from the seven
Directors. "a President, Nice-President "A
treasurer from either the Directors or
Stockholders. "a Secretary and three Audit
ors; whose functions and conipensations
shall be as hereinafter set forth in these
Bylaws.
SEC. .. Each and every officer of this
Association shall be stockholder in said
Association.
SEC. 3. The election of officers shall be
by ballot and shall be from the Board of
Directors, except the Secretary. Appraisers
and Auditors, who may may not be
members of said board; provided. the Au-
dttors shall not he officers of said Associa-
tinn who have charge OF any of the books
and accounts of said Association. and the
election of said officers shall be had at the
first regular meeting after the annual
stockholders meeting. and said officers
shall hold their respective offices until
their successors are duly elected and quail
ifed. Vacancies in the Board of Directors.
or any of the offices of said Association.
caused by death. disqualification, resigna-
tion or other causes, may be filled at anv
regular meeting of the Board by "A majority
of the then duly qualified and acting mem
bers of said Board. No officer or director
of this Association shall receive any salary
or compensation save and except the Sec
rotary and Treasurer. who shall receive IA
salary from month to month said conper-
.sation to he fixed by the Board of Directors
for services actually rendered the Associa-
tion and to be increased or decreased ac-
cording to the value of the services so rem
derpI
The La Jara chronicle., 1909-07-02
ARTICLE ".

SECTION !. Every subscriber for stock
shall. before receiving his certificate. make
the following payments:
a. An initiation fee of twenty five cents
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-10-15
REGISTER
nUoA TO aEca1TEA ~ DAKOTA
lAaso AOrTEO kEEpo ".


Aberdeem. 8. D-Aagistr1<icn fos
ne Indian hands On TIE CheyenDe xns
stas6ing Rock ID picking up after .
luIl experienced the middle Of the
week. More applic&nts are coming
from the distant east than eve before
and dealers in land In South Dakota
sre making many nles to those who
have taken advantage Of the excursion
rates to risit re~gistratinn points and
lock over fhs country.
Hundreds Eho vim register WIN net
depend upon the drawing for . piece
Of Dakota land. but vM invest q the
spot in acreage fhAt luag since passsd
from the costrol Of the government
The combiDed registrafioa 1t NJ
points uceeded any day except the
nrst. Aberdeen again slowing . strong
lad The figures we're: Aberdeen.
3.A4s: total I1,SS9. Bisnarsk- 40:
total. 113o. lie Be9M 3sS; total SsS-
Lemmon. IA, total 7sl- Aobri0ge.
1s7; total. e47. Pierre. ST: total B.
39s. Total for the fourth day, 5,sSa.
Grand total. 9O.Ss3-
The rush il being veil Aaintained
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-10-15
MAY FORFEIT A
:nfermaiity Of Entry Thrsstens TO Cost
Aviator Trophy.

St. Paul, NINA little matter Of
one dollar may stand between s. Louis
Won Publ and the LAhm cup. now held
by Captain Forest De Chandler. OF
the United States army
A clause In the provisions for those
who would lift the LAhm cup says that
the applicant must announce his Ed
try and inclose 81 as guarantee Of good
faith. Mr.. Won Publ did no oncially
announce his entry, and he did not
send his 81 Il the secretary Of the
Aero club Of America.
He il q winner Of the . G without
a doubt, and win receive the S6oe
awarded the winner, but there may be
some question as to the cup.
Nothing regarding this technically
has been raised as yet in St Louis. but
Mr.. Won Publ spoke of it in St Paul
last night He said the fact that he
started and everyone concerned knew
he was going to start, was SUFFICIENT
notification that be was an aspirant-
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-10-15
LADY CARDIGAN


Recent 'Memoirs' of this Remarkable
Woman Stirs England
London, Oct s.-Lady Cardigan.
widow OF q hero. belle Of q past gener-
alton and heroine OF the romances Of
many famous men, has attained the
o m~aliciously humorous triumph OF
her 80 years in her memoirs. STE hes
set London society aalbze with the
daring candor OF her revelations. and
more than one proud family has felt
the gall and NORWOOD OF her witty
descriptions OF the prominent NOM
beers. Tho.@ who have escaped men
ton are highly Disguised.
The old lady. whom q Judge in a
libel suit in which she took . promi-
nen part once styled the a arch.
INSCRIPTIONS slsndes err" ands the
keenest delight In the reDcns r. noes
and abuse nov being hearei upon her,
even 10 the expressed dispiea sure Of
King Edward al her lack OF TASTE"
Lady Cardigan. although IA old
woman, scarcely shows a wrink e ana
has preserved her youthful spirits, Rg-
are and taste for pretty things in a
miraculous manner. Moreover, shss
scoy a TO the sober colcrs ap-
prcpriate 10 her age. With Lady Dor
othy Neville, who also wrote 4 very
piquant book Of memoirs re entity, she
shares the distinction Of being enc OF
the two most wonderful old ladies' in
London.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-10-15

Fau.rnn By authority ~ tie
Daard ~ dir ect the ed seat'.nsl
eserafnfttess Of the General Federation
81 - ssn~nt Clubs announces hat .
SchoiA.yf1p Of 1900 to ne he'd ~
either oxford. Cambridge or London
university. for the year ~beginnins
October. 1919. win be awarded TO
m American osnan by h General
federation.
Each candidate must take In Oc-
tober the same qualifying examination
m are provided by the Rhodes trust
for The college m~n who are compel
fnx for the Cecil Rhodes scholarships
In south Dakota the application
may h~ made TO either Mrs. Albert
W. Morse Of Fauikton. chairman Of
the education committee Of the stat
federation. or TO Miss Emma G. Hall
of Mflbank, corresponding secr@tar,
~ the state federation. Full creden
tisIs must be sent with b sppli
cation.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-10-15

Madtsons-The property OF the resi-
d~nts Of this uAkel county 10 indi'
Gated by the volume Of hank deposits
ia b banks doing business Within ths
boundaries Of the county. Re 1oYt
tust made by the thirteen hanks oi
the county show the have Aggregate
deposits OF tl..oz.lss.7l- The com
hfned hanks have cash on hand fe
the amount OF nearly 500 .ooo. The
combined capital Of h fhfrteen banks
II e11S.N3A. or the thirte~n banks
four are doing business In Madison
and these fnur have aggreg-fe de
posts Of tAll.t41.47. The deposits
Ii the fartous banks show = large In.
crease over the depOsifS ri . few
yeerD aGo. In some Instances thu
nDounao having doubled.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-10-15

Phnkins0p-BoDdg receSfiy vosei
here for the improvement and sxten
sion u TIE municipal vaserworks sys
tem have been purchases by resident
0f Plantation. II not being found nee
essary - - OutsiAs 81 town 10 sell :
sing1e one of the bonds. The work Of
extending aod improving the system
Win commence at once One of lne
improvements win be the erectioa o.
. stsel tower an1 tank. TO give the
aeoossary pressure n the mains. Thc
D. uoines. I0wa. concern which wa
awarded the 00ntfaet Va gives I pe--
- ~ f01r md 0ae-half months III
which to eo0fpD9ts tho- work.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-10-15

Il Portal. Oct s.-Having Travelled
y hundred miles around the Yosemite
valley. Taft will resume his journey
southwest tomorrow.
Today the president set such 4 pace
on thu four-mile trail from Glacier
Point to Yosemite that Congreasmen
Mckinley and Needham called for
help. One result Of the pressdent,s
Yosemite trip has been to make him
enthusiastic on forestry. A forty-tou
boulder fell down q mountain last
night and landed in the road over
which the president Travelled Thur
day and passed again today en- route
back to RI Portal.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-10-15
Work for Uniform Grading.

Indianapolis. Ind.-The Grain Deal
ers' National Association convention
acre made q great stride toward uni
form grading Of grains.
BY ~conceding some Of the demands
made by the Chicago grain men for
changes in the grain grades draft
adopted n the St. Louis convention
last year. the grain men have finally
adopted the Kansas City, Chicago and
southwestern market grades on milo
maize and kafir corn. They also made
some material concessions by granting
part Of the Chicago mems demands
Tor changes in wheat tests.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-10-15
Sold Liquor to indian.

Mahnomen, Minnesota. - William
e. johnson, who led the raid on the
saloons here this week. and nine Of
his Indian service policemen were
bound over by Justice Schulind on the
charge Of destroying property malici-
ously.
The applications for the release OF
W. B. johnson and his nine heuten-
ants. now in Jail 1t Crookston. Mimi.
viii be made by Assistant Attorney
Oakley before the federal court in St.
Paul. Mr.. Oakley viii apply for writs
Of habe2s corpus.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-10-15
MARKET REPORT.
Twin City Markets.

Minneapolis, Oct s-Wheat, No. I
northern. 3lolh G$1.oI%: No. 2
northern. $o-ssh q so-ssA: Dec.
to-ssA; May. sl02k y; durum. No.
/. $o-S4&. Corn-No. 3, $6.54&0
55&. Barley-So43GS0.5s. Rye -
No 2 $0-67z. F1ax-No. l. Sl43A.
Duluth. Oct. 2. - No. | northern.
tlo1h; Dec, $o-ssA; May. $l.02h.
South St Paul. Oct. 8. - Cattle
steers. $3G$3-50; COWS. good. S30$5;
calves. good. $2GS7: hogs, SLIGO
t7-55: sheep. $4.ooG$S25.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-10-15

Minneapolis. Mina.-Unless the sa-
0onkeepers in the White Earth reser-
vation lie down and be good. quit bust
hess and clear out, government agents
assert they have ample evidence to
send dozens OF retailers. and even
wholesalers. TO the penitentiary. and
that they will do Il.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-10-15

AND The OTHER WILL HAVE TIE
PRESTIGE or AuSTRiA.S
EMPEROR
i

London. Oct 1-Two n0h5sm1n a
the blood royal. one . kfnsn1an Il thu
Russian Cxar, the other backed by the
Emperor Francis Joseph Of Austria,
have opened formal negotiations with
George Gould ~ suitors for the hand
II his daughter. the winsome Miss
Marjorie. One u Francis Joseph.
brother Of Prince Miguel of BraEanxa,
Who recently married Miss Anita Sc
war
Ths other II Prince Alexander
Cssrgic~ifch Romanowsh, who IL aisc
Dxks Of Leuchtenberg. Both are pre-
pariAg TO visit America 70 lay their
hearts and titles IT the feet Of the
ysuas heiress. who On her recent trip
abrsal - said to have turned half fhs
c0roneted heads Of Europe
II even m American girl lived in q
real fairy story it is Miss Marjorie
Could But the two knightly eourtiers
Who ask the right % make her . p1in-
Cess, have yet to obtain the sanction
Of . father who can never be blinded
By the glitter Of or the fame
uf titles. George Gould. II is under
stood, received the overtures Of the
rival mobiles with the courtesy which
the royal backing demanded. but no
word Of encouragement is known to
have been given by him. The recur-
rent troubles Of his sister, the FORM
er Countess de Castellane onw Princess
de Sagan. could not help but make
him refuse his consent without abso-
lutte assurance OF his daughters
future happiness.
MISS MARJORIE MUST DECIDE.
But after all ii is Miss Marjorie who
mus decide.
According to advices from Paris a
representative of Prince Francis JOS
eph OF Braganxa made the formal ap-
plication to Mr.. Gould while the fam
lily was in that city last month pre-
pairing TO return to New York. Baron
de Berelle, q well known French arts
tocrat, undertook the negotiations. He
wrote TO Mr.. Gould at the Ritz, asking
an appointment for an interview, and
they met before the Goulds sailed for
home Baron de Berelle produced evil
dence hat the princes suit was tack
er and encouraged by the Empereror
Francis Joseph. who is godfather OF
the young man.
The baron also gave assurances that
Miss Gould would be made 4 princess
Of the Austrian court-the highest
court in Europe.
Mr.. Gould LIS said to have inquired
about the settlement that might be
expected and the baron to have diplo-
matically replied that the FIRST thing
was for the young people to meet and
see IL they were o~engenial; the Fettle-
ment could be discussed later. He IL
nov arranging to make q trip TO the
United States His attorney said the
princes ambitions we're being sup
ported financially by a man in London
whose name he withheld.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-10-15

Chicago. Oct 9--Cattie. receipts.
About 1000: strong: steers. $500
i.eo: cows. $3.5065.25: heifers, ss.5o
0$s; bulls. $394-S5: calves. 1909:
stockers and feeders. $2.7505.5o.
Hogs, receipts. estimated 1t 5000:
be TO 0 higher: choice heavy, 37.S5
QS.O5; butchers. $7.So68.05: ligst
mixed. $7.A067.65: choice light. $7.75
07-s5: packing. 37.7067so: pigs. IS
OF; bulk Of sales. $7-5007.S5.
Sheep receipts. estimated At 1900.
steady: sheep. N05-50: lambs. SCOT:
SeariinoA $5Q5.4O.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-10-15

Etsssk cor STRIKERS II OSAKA have
AeG<rmfns1 ~ - - MIN tha neht
Jn1Ge Wflaia0 j. 0ayn6s wss nnAe
the Tsnnesy r3asises To- mayor a.
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EnM1s - aoes - ~ re<trsA
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t~o s0as - daughter. Miss Ksfher.
kns E1kins. = ~ u arrive from
Exr0pe.
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pd13cewonaa q Chicago. She vs.
sworn = ~ othes 1ay M invested
~frh ~ IT, authOFtty - psfvfIeese
efSee - special p0licemsn II that cftv
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