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New-York tribune., 1909-07-08
BUSINESS CHANCES.

YOUNG MAN. Christian. excellent character
anG good family. neither unpieasiuE pres
~uce nor personality. without anectations.
but In all a manly fellow. proposes a plan
or cooperation. ha wing been made TO use up
his g,leans through "A life Of sacrifice and
devotion 90 high principles. In need OF
immediate funds. Vet promising sculptor,
with his first public and noteworthy com
mission on hand. and exceptionally talented
I'm other lines. ia the conviction and Optim
ism that alt things In lie POSSESS order
and have purpose. and IN the expectancy
that "A power beyond will make this ad
vrrtiscment efrst tual. strives 20 ind
another young man of like character and
pNrs DnElity. but OF means. who viii dare TO
have the Ike conviction and optimism. 10
foster for half years period this young
mans life for which in appreciation Of
the nobility and courage Of the act this
Young man agrees % forever divide equally
all TroneNs derived from his fostered Ga pa
biiitleS. but the paramount idea. that this
enforced advertisement. shall bring 20
birth. the cooperation ~ two young men.
Iuea ming for great good for there - much
behind this matter. Address c.. Box 81.
Tribune OfiiCe.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-08
BOARD AND ROOMS

I'D ST. 122 WEST.-LsrEs. airy rooms.
with private bath: board optional: sum
mer rates
New-York tribune., 1909-07-08

WANTED. Information regarding good
patent which wOuld he money maker.
only inventor. who wishes to sell outright
or on ROYALTY basis need answer: give price
md brief description =. NJ. Box 9s4 X.
RochHster. Y Y
New-York tribune., 1909-07-08

Of3ces. 245 434. 1900 Br0adway, . Ast0r
House, 225 Fifth Ave. y Y. 55 Ave r.
- Ridge St. 343 Fulton 81. Brooklyn:
West 23l 81. and Liberty ST.
After 3 =. NJ sleeping Car reservations
and fuII information regarding trains. etc.
can De obtained at Bureau OF Information
B & o. r r. 23d 81. Terminal Phone
No Cf elsFa ESQ
New-York tribune., 1909-07-08
Westchester Real Estate for Sale

COZY HOME,
containing Q and baths hot water heat
trin, gas and electricity. billiard completed on
r,s,rif,ed chester Hin. S1i.T5o: terms
COOLEY & WEST. INC.
Noun Vernon. y. +.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-08
SUMMONS.


SUPREME COURT. New York Coun,v-
Jonn n X BlauveIt. as trustee under
me me VIII OF g G. Tappan deceased Plain
M, against Carlo Rosa. Carlo Rosso.
Marlanna Rosso, his wife Andrew RicIe.
FRANK Martin. Jimmie Artinito and Holm n
\ Blauvelt. as administrator on lanes n
kallmyer, deceased. Defendants
To the above named Defendants yo, sra
hereby summoned to answer the ar1sp5sd
complaint in this action and to serye a
copy OF your answer on the Piafntifrs At
OF this summons. exclusive Of the dav n,
service and in case OF your failure 10 an
pear. or answer. Judgment win be taken
against you BY default for the relief d.
manded in the complaint.
Dated June i2 1903
. =, LbNl. Plaintlh's Attorney. Offcs and
postofice Address No. IS Nassau 81.
Manhattan Borough. New York City.
Ihe foregoing summons Is served upon
you by publication. pursuant to an order
or HON James A blanchard. a Justice Of
the supreme Court OF the State or New
York. dated the 9Th dav Of july 1909 and
hled with the amended complaint in the
once Of the Clerk Of the County OF New
York. at the County Court House Mauhat-
tan Borough. in the City and County Of
New York. in said State. the Tth dav Of
July. 1909; the original Summons and com
plant in this action were fled in said
County Clerks Office on the 23i day OF
March. 1909
JOSEPH c. LEVI. Plaintiffs Attorney. rs
Nassau street. Manhattan Borough.
To Carlo Rosso. one Of the defendants
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York.-Julius y. Tompers Plaintiff
against Martha c Tompers. Defendant
Summons. Action for absolute divorce To
the above named Defendant. You are here
BY summoned TO answer the complaint in
this action. and tn serve a copy Of votIr
answer on the plaintiffs attorneys within
twenty days after the service OF this sum
mons. exclusive Of the day OF service and
in case Of our failure to appear or answer
Judgment will be taken against YOU BY de-
fault for the relief demanded IN the com
plalnt
Dated New York. ". T.. June X. 1909
OLCOTT. GRTBER. BONYNGE & No
MANI'S. PLAINTIFFS Attorneys PostofF-a
Address and once. No. no Broadway.
Borough Of Manhattan. New York CITY.
New York
To Martha G. Tompers- The foregoing
summons II served upon you by publication
pursuant to an order Of Hon Charles l.
Guy. Justice Of the Supreme Court, state of
New York dated June 18TH. 1909. and fled
with the complaint IN the ofice OF the clerk
of the Supreme Court County Of New York
Borough Of Manhattan. CITY Of New York
on June 18th. 1909
OICOTT. GRUBER. BOSYSGE Nc
AANCS Attorneys for Plaintiff. 10
broadway n Y. City
New-York tribune., 1909-07-08
WORK WANTED.
Female

a LADY wishes 20 secure n position for
young English woman. who is now in her
.mplo, either a. a travelling companion. "A
companion TO a laay or a Young girl. or as
a nursery govrrness. fnr anyone wishing
raans woman of good family. education.
ETC.. go au either ~ the above positions
rhfs is en- -vespuansI opportunity. would
prefer % take the position from September
J. Instead or a, once Aaarr,. rostoa',e
Haa ioo woadmer~ Long island.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-08


COMPANION %-N refined youuE lsiy
companion ru objection fU travel Ar-
dress capable Tribune Harlem Branch
9G} West l1a'h 20.
COVER -S.-YouuE Intelligent Amer
can girl one ur Two children. CaU1fle
81 teaching German also W'.strai. aS
companion. Address Miss l., 1882 Myrtle
ave fHnpkiyu.
GONERNEsS OF COMPANION 20 growing
children. English. refined. Competent,
highest references. music and elementary
French. go anywhere Julien Bureau. A.
West 42t st Tel 43Sl BRYANT
SECRETARY. COAIPASfON.-Bv college
graduate. good knowledge stenoEraphy
excellent reader. musician. would travel
highest references. Address Box l12. West
wood. y T.
YOUNG LADY 20 take charge candy booth
or ANYTHING similar. city or country: best
references. Vera Esikan. 79l Jackson ave.
Bronx.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-08
SECURITIES Ar AUCTION.

The following securities sold yesterday at
auction at the Exchange 'alesroom b. Adrian II.
Muller & Son:
New-York tribune., 1909-07-08
To Let for Business PURPOSES.

,f,o PFNT-A LARGE, LIGHT OFFICE. ON THE
Il first floor in Hebrew Free Loan Building 10S
ID Ave: fye windows. big sbyiight suitable for pho
forrapber architect. dentist. dTessmaker.
rsa etc
New-York tribune., 1909-07-08
Queens Real Estate for Sale.
Furnished Cottages to Rent.

4 DIRONDACKS.-FULLY FURNISHED COTTAGE
"A rent. on lake, opposite Paul smiths bedrooms
baths. electric lights etc Apply PAUL SMITH HOTEL
CO. Paul Smlth,s. y. Y
New-York tribune., 1909-07-08
LOng Island Real Estate to Let.

SToRI. TO RENT.-THREE LOVELY HOUSES
n broad pIazzas, large ferry and troll
eVs. sa5 $40 S35. Apply - Wardell ST.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-08
Country Property for Sale or to Let.

SHORE; COTTAGES FURNISHED FOR HOUSE
- keenlng az Watch Hill. R. l.. and nearby beaches
-, rent or sale For full particulars communicate with
FRANK W. COY. Westerly. r. !.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-08

TYPEwRITISG AND TrPEWRITEKs
VICTOR VISIBLE. 70 Nassau st: cztS-
logus free; all makes taken part pay
ment; bargains in Under TwoOds. Rcmin EtonA
divers. Smiths.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-08
Low Rates TO Pacific Coast
SOUTHERN PACIFIC SUNSET ROUTE
STEAMBOATS,.


HUDSON RIVER DAY Lime
PaIatlaI Steamers ''HENDRICK HUDSON.
ROBERT FULTON "ALBANY.-' and
MARY POWELL OF the Hudson River
Day Line. fastest and finest river boats IN
the world
4 NJ A. NJ Pm Daily. ex sun A NJ ? NJ P. N
500 kly1 AnN 62O--.--
$50 9 40 - Desbr'sAs st. II. IS 500 49,.
900 10 90 2 90 West 42d Stll2O. $50 $40
q 10 10 20 .. 70 West l29 - HOO. 10. S-lO
80 10 80 ....l YOnkerS ..-----I $50. 80
so 90 90 90 5ssd Wss, Poiht Shli' ssS IS SIS
.... 81 % - Cornwall O.. SIS. 5.-.--- 'S--o
II. - l45 ; * NsvbUrEh 500. 2lJ. S-uS
---- |--.-. c 15 New Hamb'g 80 '----- l-----
li5 @ 3; saS 80 p5 H.it2s Re.Psl. 765 % 20 40
..........i - Kingston Il 500 .--.- I-----
325l....t t-...|. CatskfiI ..---- II 90 -.---
40 1900 ...... Hudson ----- 10 4O'--
10 Afb7nv .....--I = 30 1900
PMP. .MPMf EAMfA.M .MP-M
Connecting Cornwall with O. \ W Ky,
Special trains 20 Catskiil Mt resorts ana
Saratoga snd easy connections 20 all points
East North and West Through tickets
ana baggage checked at Offices OF y 1
Transfer 90. Through rail tickets between
y. Y. and Albany accepted. Most delEht-
ful one-haIf and one day outings 10 Nes'
Point. NewburEh or FouChkecpste. return
ing on any down Day boat Meals served
~ all hours MUSIC
STR. MARY POWELL sss sSsys COLUMNS /,
Perfect Afternoon Outing Leave Des-
brosses ST las p. NJ. connecting az West
Point with
Str. ALBANYdue W. 42d St. $40 PN
New-York tribune., 1909-07-08
HELP wANTEr

HELP WANTED. -.
I MADE $50. 900 in five years in the mail
order business: began with 50. SEND Ior
free booklet Tells how HeacocK' 'l4'
Lochport. N. Y.
sALESMEN.-Meno of ability. who can fur
nish references; none other need Apply
10 a. m. 81 Warren st
SALESMAN. experienced. 10 sell stock
food. wanted on guaranteed salary; state
fun particulars and salary expected ' TO
start. or no attention. A. Box 80, tribune
Office.
WANTED, D,-Fifty I5O first class caarpen-
ters to erect fine cabinet trim NppLSi
with tools. at southeast corner 5sth st and
18th ave: wages 81 per day. Buudlhs
Trades Employers Association.
WORK WANTED:
Male.
ACCOUNTANT accounts and
simplities systems so as to reduce w9ER
and easily detect errors. George Chrlsue'
$50 Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn.
BOOKKEEPER. will attend to office Civ
Ing experts service, charging only for
hour or more each week necessary 10 have
first class results. G. f. Christie. $50
Eastern Parkway. Brooklyn.
CHAUFFEUR. - MachinIst: experienced
& dFver; does all repairs chS city or sS@ SSunty T
S5th st,
CHAUFFEUR Experienced on road and
IN shop; reference: drives Packard. Mar
wall f. Duprey. 60 West Tooth st,
InecIauical experience, N private family
runs most any car S12 weekly Address
BOX f6S. New canaan. Conn.
CHAUFFEr R Married city or country;
references; own repairs: no liquor: re
sylvania. J. D.. 24i Sumpter st. Brook
lyn
years experience: Al reference. can do
own repairing. A. Kunz. 5T3 1Ith St, West
New York, y. J.
CHEF.-Good on dinners and business
mems lunch. butcher and carver. quick
in rush. Anton Hovan. AT East S1st ST.
COLLEGE GRADUATE. aged y. wishes 20
connect himself with house whore in
tegrity. capacity and ability Will be recog
niz"d- II NJ Black. ia ST. Mark E Place
MAN.-EnElish. French. German: position
or confidence. is honest. sober and re'ia-
BILE !. Heller. 1lG4 "a ave.
NIGHT WATCHMAN. &c.-By a middle
aged German, speaks English. German
Flussisn and Polish. night watchmRn for
Office or house cleaning. three years refer
enCes- Henry Brown, 10 Greenwich ST
SECOND NAN-Lady going abroad wants
place for her excellent swiss second man.
can take buffers place. S35. Miss Sh.as
Bureau. East i2d 1t.
TsETUI. MAN German. ~. speaks Eng
'ish. take care Of horses and cows: good
gardener. best references. Elnii. 40 Green
wich 81
WATCHMAN or GATEMAN N-Sober. rsIi-
able and honest. good references from
last place. bonds or security ~ required.
+. }. TaS Grand st. Jersey city. y. J.
YOUNG FRENCHMAN.-AEeG 20. knows
English. Russian. German % years in
commission agents office. London. prefers-
hly wine spirit wholesale business. Petit.
All West 23d 81
YOUNG MAN. IS. energetic and honest
wishes clerical or outdoor position. ref
Frcnces. moderate SALARY. Address Peter
E Blake. 3o8 weirhelc st BROOKLYN
YOUNG MAN ~ with automobile house
whore business can be learned thoroughly.
hrst class references, al present employed.
Rodgers 1910 4th ave. brooklyn
YOUNG MAN IN an ofic~. graduate O.; a
high school aged Is. John y. Martin.
iOi Past 2Sth st
New-York tribune., 1909-07-08
AUCTION SALES.


ADJOURNED MORTGAGE SALE nv
virtue Of certain chattel mortgage made
tF Max butzman & 60. 20 George J. letter
dated October 10. 1897. and dUIy 6Ie5 I'm
me registers once os the County OF New
i otk. !. samuel NewwitteT. Auction-er.
VIII sell on Ihurslay July : 1893 AT 1910
clock a M. az Carnegie Hall. IBth ard
'tth SITS. and Tth ave. Borough OF Manhat-
tan. IN Rooms NIT. SIS and Sa6. all the
property described in the schedule OF said
mortgage. and nov in studios s1T SIS and
Nd. consisting II one large mission couch.
large leather covered cushions. upholstered
and pillows In leather. etc BY order of
Mortgage
ApJoURNED MORTGAGE SALE. - BY
virtue of certain chattel mortgage made
NAV 10. 1907. and duly Hlcd In the Regis
'ers Once. of the county OF New York. /.
samuel New vitteT. AuCtiOnreT. will sell on
THURSDAY. July =. 1909 at iO O'Clock a m.
at Carnegie Hall. southeast corner OF 5Tth
81. and Ith ave. borough OF Manhattan. in
Rooms hl7 and SIS. the property described
IN schedule ct said mortgage and now IN
the studios as above mentioned. consisting
u chairs. desk and piano. etc Ply order ot
Mortgage.
BT VIRTUE % execution 7 will sell on
THURSDAY July 3 1909 al 70 a n. at No.
10 lsr 81 Manhattan. sewing machines.
punch machines. cutting blocks. dyes. lot 81
lea tbr- and sp"ols Of SILK and cotton. BY
stein. AuCtinueer-
1871 VIRTUE Of an execution On lien. 7.
Hsrustaiu. AurFiCuTer. viii sell tO-Car-
at & M at ~ Avenue c. Manhattan.
, ne lot OF second hand furniture. d Nc
GonigIe Marshal
WILL SELL. this fav at II a m. on
premises 1857 ~ ave. Manhattan. ?
arc lights ! moving picture machine. 1
piano. 40 chairs. electric fans and al
other goods - premises By order Os
charles Lacf Att0raev for Mortgage L.
Preisrr AurtiOneer
New-York tribune., 1909-07-08

HlaMBy3G-AME3l54E
ALL MODERN SAFETY DEVICES
WIRELESS ETT-J
LOndOn-PariS- Hamburg
r. Lincoln july II 5 pm p. Granr-.AuE .
'CincinnatiJgly Il. 9am fKaiSeriu. Aug
fAuerika July a, 70 AN Penn van-a Aug II
cleveland July 81. 9 am sPr Lfnco'nAus IS
+Ritz-CarltOn a Ia carte Restaurant. "Nev.
UIE A II W VIA GIBRALTAR.
II Ii N L " NAPLES AND
u NJ Il GENOA
: yfOT.TKE- July - g. r-. sept.
: HANRJ re AuE- - 6 g. M -sR-- -
TRAEEII ERS- CHECKS l>Sl EL-
Tourist Dent for Trips Ever, W1sre-
HANfRr-PC sNERICAN LINE. - B-Cst-
zay. y Y.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-08

RED ID" LINE
FOR SAN JUAN. 2. r. LA GUAYRA.
PTO- CABELLO.
CURACAO & MARACAIRO via CJ ItACAO-
: CARACAS. Saturday. July u. noon
s. HILADE-LPHIA- sat. July 81, noon
FOr "a G;I-AYRA. CURACAO & MARA
t'AIBO.
&c : THORSA saturday. July 10 noon
ZI-IIA. ........ Saturday, July "A. noon
sFreight only
Pier H. adjoining Wall 81. Ferry. broe<iyn-
These steamers have superior acCommoda-
tfCns for passengers
BOJ-I.TO%. BLISS & DALLETT-
General Managers. s. Wall 81
New-York tribune., 1909-07-08

GARDENER Married You don't want
,rbrn engage me. Flowers, vegetables.
greenhouse: English and American eXperi -
"nce Temporary address, Roblhson. 44o
West 23d st.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-08
BONDS
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

odd Iats. fscls cents r~r share.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-08

GARDENER BY man. 30. Intelligent. SO
regeIcpces r. 6. 2G4 Sth ave.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-08
FURNISHED ROOMS To LET

FURNISHED ROOMS 10 LET
WANFRLT PLACE. lO3 Reautifullv fur
week w -
I'D ST. 70 EAST Madison Square soutb,.
Nu'''' Two rooms. bathroom. by month
10TH ST. l25 WEST.-CooI. handsomely
furnished rooms. refined house and
1eIEhb9rhood. breakfast. telephone.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-08
RAILROADS.
BALTINORE & OHIO r. r.

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS.
livery Other Hour On the Even Hour"
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
DIRECT CONNECTION IN NEW UNION
STATION, WASHINGTON. WITH
ALL LINES SOUTH
Leave New York Daily. 23d St Lfb'y St
Washington. Sleepers. ...- / I 30 pm I 30 an
Washington. Diner. PsrIor 80 am 500 am
Washington. Diner. Parlor 8 30 am 10 90 an
Washington. Diner, ParlOr.fi-aO am L. 90 n
Washington. ParlOT -.----- / - pm 2 20 pm
Parlor car. New York 10 Richmond Va
Royal Ltd. 30 TineT- ParlOT 3. 20 pm zoo pm
Washington. Diner, ParloT $50 pm > % pm
Washington. Buffet. Par.or 8. 80 pm 100 pm
Through Daily Trains 20 the West
chicago Ptfts5uTg ........ :. 80 am 500 am
chicago. Columbus --...-ll.5 20 am u 90 nm
PittSbuTE. cleveland ..... 3. 80 pm 4 90 pr7
"PtttshUrK Limited ----- g so pm 700 pm
Gin St /. Louisville II 80 pm I 30 an
Gin, St l.. Louisville 8 30 am IL. o. am
Gin. -. l., Louisville $50 pm $50 pm
Offices 245. 434. 1900 Broadway. q Astor
House, 225 Fifth Ave. y Y: 55 Ave B.
E-r4Ttr ZT De-.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-03-26
Justin Green Injured

Last Saturday evening Mr.. JUS
tin Green the efficient superin-
tendent of the Holly Sugar Co.
Beet Farm, iu company with two
officials of the company, were
hunting ducks near Major lake,
one of the bullets Of his compan-
ions struck the water and glanced
off, piercing Mr.. Green's eyeball.
DIR. Swobe was sommoned imme-
diately and the wound dressed,
when he was sent to the sanitarium
at Denver for treatment.
We are making loans at 6 per
cent interest on farm property
with small cash commission.
Holly Investment & Loan Co.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-03-26
Ice Cream Saturday and Sunday
The Hone Bakery.

Ice Cream Saturday and Sunday
The Hone Bakery.
Remember We can loan you 50
: er cent of the valuation of your
arm. That is if yonr farm is worth
400 per acre, we will loan you
so an acre.
Holly Investment 4 Loan Co.
We are still writing insurance
n the best companies in the west.
Holly Investment & Loan Co.
wv. w. Ealy. the veteran
butcher is erecting hadsome
nome in the west end.
For Sale.
1 Good second hand show cases,
counters, and other fixtures. In
quire at Postal Telegraph Office.
Holly Investment 4 Loan Co.
sold to John klng 4O-acre tract
near Hartman. Consideration
f>517O.
My three year old boy was badly constipaied
bad high lever and was in an awful condition.
gave him two doses Of Foley's Orino Laxa-
tive and the next morning the fever was gone
and he was entirely we'll Foley's Orino Lnxa-
tive saved his life" A. Wolkush, Casimer,
Wis. Holly Pharmacy. F. d. Baird & Co.,
propristors.
Miss Blanche Rowe, accom-
panied by Chas. Henning, of Holly.
came up on the Stub Tuesday
morning Miss Blanche to get
some dental work done, Henning
to attend to some very pressing
business. The funny part Of this
was the apparent admiration of
Blanche for Appel sass. Mr..
Henning said he could not possibly
think of taking position in Gra-
NADIA, as he already had an engage
ment at Holly.-Granada Times
The Holly chieftain., 1909-03-26
DIED

Pansie Frances Merwin was born
April %. 1908. and died March 10.
1909. aged 10 months, 10 days.
June 18th. the day she was two
months old she was baptized into the
Methodist church.
She was member Of the Cradle
Roll Of the Methodist Sunday school.
She was beautiful child. full Of
promise and had entwined herself
around the heart strings Of her father
and mother and all the family.
The master has said, Suffer little
children to come unto me and forbid
them not for such is the kingdom Of
Heaven.
The funeral services were held at
the home of Mr.. c. A. Pinkham, Sum
day at 2 o'clock p. m. and the inter.
ment was made in the Holly cemetery.
The floral offerings were very beautiful.
The family have the deepest sympa
thy OF the entire community.
Sweet lite bud upon life's bower.
That bid to be SO fair flower:
Twas better. far, thou hadst not birth.
To pass away S, soon from earth.
Our loss perchance. may be thy gain:
Thou mayst have missed life of pain;
In Heaven thou wilt open thine eyes.
And give thy father sweet surprise
The Holly chieftain., 1909-03-26
Good Lininlent.

You will hunt good while before you find
preparation that is equal to Chamberlsins Lini-
meni as a cure Tor muscular and rheumatic
pains. for tile Of sprains and soreness OF
the muscles. 1t is equally valuable for lame
back and all deep seated muscular pains. rs
and SO cent sizes for sale by Druggist F. d.
B ard.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-03-26

Foley's Honey and Tar cures coughs quickly
strengthene the lungs and expels colds. Get
the genuine in ye low package Holly Phar-
macy. F. d. Baird & Co., proprietors.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-03-26

Mrs. Ella b. Garfield viii move
to the home of her sister, Mrs.
Winn, at Aliceville. kans., April
l, where everything possible will
be done that modern science is ca
pable of to alleviate the kind
lady's suffering,
Mr.. J.G.Christopher and family,
on April lst, will move into the
Garfield home, having leased 1t
for term from Mrs. Ella b. Cam
field, who will mike her home
with her sister in. Kansas for tho
next few months.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Bryce left
last Saturday for Wichita Kansas.
to visit the latter's parents until
Mr.. Bryce RECEIVERS from the in
juries sustained in IL runaway. last
week.
Business Changes
Since chronicline the Shelton sale
to Bill Simpson last week. it seems
that it has started the ball rolling.
VIM. Gill sold his grocery last We'd
nesday to L. T. McMurtry. who will
continue the business at the old stand.
He is the right man in the right place.
Proprietor VIM Holbert has also
sold the Holly hotel to Mr.. c. w. Stiles
an experienced hotel keeper, who will
make number Of alterations in the
building. and contemplates refurnish-
ing it also. Mr.. Stiles will assume
charge Abril 10th.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-03-26
For Sale.

One California Special Riding
plow(2 shears and 3. horse double
tree). Also one l4-inch stirring
plow, nearly new. Inquire at
Joe Miller's blacksmith shop.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-03-26
Public Auction!

Having sold my hardware and the party taking the
pements compelled to sell entire stock Of implements
sacrifice Therefore will sell to the highest bidder my
Holly. without reserve on
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-08

Bronze is the rage in footwear.
There's hardly a hat without a bow.
Foulards are the beloved Of the hour.
Stylish shoes are very highly arched.
There is a revival OF the ear pendant.
Hatplns are very prominent and elabor-
ate.
Heels are q bit higher than in the
spring.
striped effects rule supreme in skirt
ings.
Many summer coats are lined with
shantung.
sequins play a leading part in the fan
There is again a tendency toward pas
tel shades.
The white lace veil is more widely worn
than any other.
Military straps are among the popular
Mohair is the favorite material for auto
mobile dust coats.
There is not yet the slightest indication
toward tight lacing.
Deep blue dots on silk are very much
favored by fashion.
Hats are larger now than they Will be
later in the season.
Some of the new summer linen suits
are very dark in shade.
Pongee hats, matching pongee costumes,
are very smart just now.
Both gown and hat styles seem trend
ing toward simpler lines.
Straight coat seams may be trimmed,
but never the lower edge.
Walking costumes are a bit severe,
with very little trimming.
Lace has a wider vogue than ever be-
fore, and is freely used, even on shoes.
The separate linen skirt is very popu-
lar for wear with dainty lingerie blouses
Sleeves of walking coats are quite full
above the elbow and tight-fitting below 1t
Some of the fancy sleeves have laclng!
and buttons carried up the entire length
Nuns tucks are coming into fashion
again as a trimming for the bottom o
skirts.
For wear In the morning the leather
tinted glove with one button is quite pop
ular.
Some Of the new foulards rave yer!
large dots, black on white and white oil
black.
Pale shades of ecru and brown are no
so much in fashion as they were last sea
son.
Summer suits in the brown class rang
J.. from really dark brown to greenish vel
low.
All greens are popular in the presen
fashions, jade green being an especia
favorite.
Parasol handles grow more and NOR
elaborate, and some Of them are very hig
in cost.
Lightweight pique and Galatea clot
make ideal summer suits for the sma
boy or girl.
Simplicity is the keynote of the cos