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The Holly chieftain., 1910-11-18

We save you at least 1879 on monu-
ments and iron fence. Bills Bros, Ass
broadway, Denver. ION
For Sale Oue or two good
teams. l. NJ. G. Brown.
Manager Elmer Wortbington of
the Holly lumber x Supplies Co.
is wreathed in smiles and is tell
ing all the boys to get behind ten
cents worth OF Havana. It's a boy
and weighs ten pounds, arriving
on Nov. IL.
Lost Diamond brooch, crescent
shape. R,turn to Mrs. Frank
Townsley or Holly Chieftain aud
receive reward.
Milk Wanted By The Holly
Dairy. Phone 5-S2
Oldcrs takenfor brick ice cream
Phone Holly lJ6
W. r. Wright.
The Catholic ladies will hold
their aunuai Sale on "Wednesday.
Dec ita. Wait for later announce
ment.
DR.. Stone, the veteran dentist,
went 10 Granada last Saturday.
but still makes Holly his head
quarters.
Born--Fo Mf. and Mrs. G, 0
Bales. on Nov. 8, t, bouncing baby
boy.
We receive orders for cream.
Holly Dairy, Phone S2-5
Found Watch. Owner can have
same by identifying it and paying
for this advertisement. Chieftain
office
|. Sunday. inornug Rev, H.. W
Blake will preach at the Baptist
Church on the subject, "One of
the Titles Of Jesus and in the
evening on An Unanswered
Question
The Holly band will give grand
Thanksgiving ball on Thursday,
Nov. a. Don't forget to come.
For Sale--IIogs, any size or age.
L. Nj. G. Brown. Holly.
The finest variety Of Typewriter
Stationery in the Valley is sold at The
Chiefsain Office. Come in and well put
The Holly chieftain., 1910-11-18
For Sale

The Holly Dairy can't be run
out, but will sell In looking over
our books we see that we have 2000
tickets at &c per quart, that our
patrons have paid for. and we pro-
pose to give them the benefit Of it.
All ministers Of the gospel hold
ing services in Holly will be given
the reluced rate of u cents per
quart from this date.
The Holly Dairy
The Holly chieftain., 1910-11-18
CORRAL AND BUNKHousE

A well built bunkhouse and cor
raj, the latest enterprise of Holly's
hustling. business men. is now
completed, ready for the wayfaring
man and farmer, where both can
find shelter from the wintry blasts
and fall zephprs, placing our town
in the front rank of hospitality.
AS mentioned in Tie Chieftain
of two weeks ago. the structure is
Of grout. l4x2S feet. with 16 hunks
as in ship, and the corral enclo-
sure is SOxl25, containing st,lls on
the north end for a large number
of horses.
The idea was originated by the
Holly Commercial club. which at IA
directors meeting last Monday.
appointed Clyde Flint as superin-
tendent of ootn bnnkhouse and
corral.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-11-18
DEMONSTRATION TRAIN NOV. 28

The Demonstration Train which be through the Arkansas
Valley Colorado the Santa e Pre-
being made all line have
stations when will
to hear most interesting lectures Ne Hnman Keyser Gillette
Binn State Agricultural College The will fine aari
cultural exhibit including all varieties grown Colorado soil
special extended the school children the
train see exhibit hear the remarks which will be
to them by Of the
The train arrives Holly $50 people urged remem
ber the Of the arrival Of large
exhibit
men, state officials railway officials and others who going
lip through the Valley.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-11-18
In many cases in advertising, i,

is necessary TO 60 a little out OF
he wlv to attract attention. In
nher words. the business repre-
,rnted mrst toot its horn loud
,nough to insure attention before
u can attain tn a hearing.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-11-18
AS Others See Us
Garden City Herald

Holly, Colorado is building bunk
house and corral for the benefit of team
sters who are compelled to remain over
night in the town. This is little rough
on the livery stable keepers and hotel
men and it is wonder they don't get up
and howl
The Holly chieftain., 1910-11-18

The election of our old friend
Henry Block of Sl racuse, Kansas,
to the legislature, last Tuesday, it
is said. makes Prof. Con.Ard's ma
chine squeak like a rickety wheel.
barrow. Representative Block will
make record if we don't miss our
guess.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-11-18
Baptist Supper Tonight

The Baptist Young Peoples so
clety will serve a colonial supper
Friday (this) evening, Nov. Is, in
the vacant store building next 10
NlmpsOn S grocerY. Snnper. 25c.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-11-18

Manager Earl Ross of the Holly
Opera house is making ii go of
the Olson attractions at his house.
and he is working to that end like
hero. Success to him.
Mrs. j. H. Farmer left for Pu-
eblo last Tuesday. to visit old
friends before moving to California
The Holly chieftain., 1910-11-18
For Sale.

iO-acre farm 10 rods from school.
two and oue-half miles from town:
all seeded in alfalfa. Also houses
and lots in Holly. Inquire OF
Thomas Lynch,
Grand Mound, la.
Clinton Comfy Am
The Holly chieftain., 1910-11-18
For Sale.

Restaurant doing IA splendid bus
mess, at a bargain if taken at once
owner compelled to leave the State,
Address Restaurant,
CIiieftain office.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-11-18
Dr.. Bells Antiseptic SaIve

is guaranteed for eczema salt rheum. letter,
ringworm. running Sores chopped hands and
lips, pimplcs on the face. black heads. BARRIERS
itch sun burn, insect bites. fever sores and
nasal ca,nrrh. BE. The Holly thurmncy,
lkeman Bros, prop RS.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-11-18
Every Body Needs

. good snve and d.. Bells An'iseptc Sulve it
I- best. 1t is CREAMY snow white oln'ment.s
Guaranteed FOR all skin diseases. 2oc sold
~veryv,le,r. The Holly Pharmacy, lkelman
. ros, proprs,
The Holly chieftain., 1910-11-18
For Collie

or any bowel tr ,ubIr Dir. RelI's An,-Pain .cs
like magic. relieve. almost inst ,ully. Also good
for all ex ernaI pans The rioy Pharmacy,
Ike.nsu Bros, Prop'rs.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-11-18
OFFICIAL RETURNS
OF Prowers County, Certified to
by the County Clerk

It1E AMENlJMEINlo ID
Initiative and Referendum 1854
Ads;nst $50
Compensation General Assembly 492
Against a4S
Educational Amendment OH
Against o<
State Land Board ~
Asain,t 207
State Indebtedness St3
Asainst 3t9
State Senator
Amos N. Parrish, Rep. 1907
Frenk Dunlavy, Dem. S73
Representative, Prowers and Baca-
John S. Hasty, Rep. 1855
John +. Adkins, Dem. ll6l
Coroner
DIR. KELLOGG, Rep. !32!
DR.. Davis, Dem. lOSl
Commissioner
S. J. Hiehee, Dem. i42s
$. c. GREGORY, Rer. 1910
Clerk and Recorder
H. P. Syp, Dem. l2O4
Chss. +. HoaG ll79
Sheriff
John A. Simpson, Rep. ll3!
A. l.. Beavers, Dem. III
Treasurer
John q. Stream, Rep. 1913
s. |. Borton, Dem. l20l
Assessor
w. III. Wheeiock. Rep. l405
NJ C. Steen, Dem. lOiS
Supe erin.endent Of Schools
Nellie l.. Reed, Dem. l23t
G. G. Smeltz, Rep. 1928
Surveyor
l.. Markham, Rep. 1898
J. X. White 1907
The Holly chieftain., 1910-11-18
Bring Your Suits

And overcGats to Room I, over
First National bank. to hav" them
cleaned, presse and repaired.
K. P. Robinson.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-11-18
Announcement.

This Office frequently receives
well written items ior publication
from different parts Of the county
10 which the writer's names are
tot signed Correspondents are
earnestly requested TO attach the
uame Of wri,er-not necessarily
tor publication, but simply as 4
guarantee OF good faith. Remea,-
Der also that communications
,l.onld reach US rs early Is We'd
nesday.
Fer pains in the side or chest dampea
piece Q, HanneI with Chamoe!ian' l.iai.
ment sni bird i, over the seat OF pain.
Thee =, "nlfin& bat,ct, Fur SAFE b. 1'hc
Holly Pharmacy, i~e.mau Bro, p.uy,
The Holly chieftain., 1910-11-18

The finest variety Of Typewriter
Stationery in the Valley is sold at The
Chicfsain Office. Come in and well put
YOU next
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-25

The Bronze turkey of the American
Standard of Perfection is the acknowl-
edged king of all poultry. The turkey
is evidently of American origin. The
wild turkey was found in abundance
by the pioneers in the eastern, southern
and western sections of the United
States. They existed also in great
numbers in Mexico long before this
time. 1t is evident that the turkey
was introduced into Europe from Amer
lea. The following historical review
of this matter was written for the
American Poultry Journal by Rev. G..
70. Peterson, October 1905, and covers
the ground completely:
"At what time the domstic fowl was
first introduced into England is un-
known, but there is a tradition in Corn
wall that it was originally brought to
that part of the coast by the Pheni-
clans when they came to traffic for tin
and copper with the natives, previous
to the Roman invasion; and to this
day, in some parts of the country, it is
called the Persian bird, but why this
latter does not appear; and further, 1t
is especially noted by Caesar (De Bel
lo) that the cock, the goose and the
hare were among, if not the whole of,
the domestic animals of the ancient
Britons, and kept by them for pleasure
only before his invasion of the country,
but that soon after their scruples In
this direction disappeared.
However that may be, 1t is certain
the Romans brought with them the
fighting cock both to the south and
the west of England; clear proof OF
which are the bones, nay, the very
metal spurs used in their contests, that
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-25

same year carried to Bohemia and ST.
lesia.
by the authority of Pontoppidan they
had been in Denmark 200 years before
his time-1698.
AS these fowls are found at present
in Asia and Africa. it may be worth
while briefly to mention that as much
proof can be given that they we're not
known there until introduced by Euro
peans."
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-25
WHAT is A FRESH EGG?

The following suggestions from the
Australian Agriculturist are timely
and of practical application:
How do the collecting depots assess
the value of the eggs brought to
them? By their size, color and fresh
ness. Freshness is discovered by
Gambling" The process is so called
because in it's simplest form it con-
sists of holding up before the light
of a candle the egg which is being
tested. In practice, it is usually held
up before lamp, the funnel of which
is enclosed with tin. In the side of
the tin there has been cut an opening
the size of an egg. Held at this open
ing the size of the air space-usual-
ly, but not always, at the large end
of the egg-is readily seen. An egg
which a broody hen has happened to
sit on-and many farmers eggs do
get sat upon by broody hens-would
show a darkening of the yolk. A few
eggs might be rejected for blood spots.
A convenient way in which the house.
wife may candle" eggs is to cut in
piece of cardboard a hole the size of
an egg. Then, holding the cardboard
before the lamp in her left hand and
the egg in her right, she will see at
once, on giving the egg half turn,
what sort of an article she has. An
egg when no more than three days
AS it gets older the yolk gets to one
side-because the egg is lying in one
position-and slowly darkens. In a
new laid egg the air space will not be
bigger than a shirt button or a three
penny piece. Qn an egg fresh from
the nest there would be no air space
at alD. A week-old possesses ordinar-
lily a space about the size of a half
penny. When the air space is nearly
the size of a penny the egg may be
anything from a fortnight to month
old.
The test to employ in shop is that
of shaking the egg gently. If no move
ment whatever can be felt, the egg is
new laid-that is, not more than a
week or ten days old, If it has been
kept in ordinary condition. An infer
Tor egg when shaken betrays a slight
movement of the contents, which thud
against the shell. An expert will also
form an opinion as to the freshness of
eggs by their appearance. A new
laid egg has a bloom which no stale
or preserved egg possesses. An egg is
not necessarily fresh because it is
new laid. The goodness of an egg de-
pends not only upon age, but upon the
way in which it has been kept.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-25

In the Island of emo In the year l456.
Equally false is the account given
by Bouche in his History of Provence
that Rene, or Renatus, king of Naples
and duke of Anjou, first brought tur-
keys into the kingdom and reared them
in abundance at Rosset. This author
gives as authority the oral tradition,
which certainly cannot be put in COM
petition with testimony of a more au-
thentic nature.
Another Bouche, who wrote later
Q785) q History of Provence and who
has collected many things which do
honor to Renatus, makes no mention of
this service, though he could not be ig-
norant of what had been before related
by his nameSake.
Had these fowls been known so ear
ly as the time of that monarch, who
died in 1880, ii is impossible that they
could have been so scarce in France as
they really were about 100 years later.
The assertion oft repeated but never
proved, that they were first brought to
France by Prilip, the Chabot admiral
under Francis 1, is much more prob
able.
"Chabot died in 1543; and what Sea-
Tiger says, that in 1910 some turkeys
were still remaining in France, may be
considered as alluding to the above cir
cumStance.
'This much, however, is certain, that
Gyllius, who died in 1866, gave the first
scientific description of them, which
had been given shortly before his death,
and which were made use of by both
Gesner and Aldrovandus in their work
on 'Ornithology.' The same year the
first figure of them was published by
Bellon.
about the same time they were de-
scribed also by La Bruyere- Champier,
who expressly remarks that they had a
few years before been brought to
France from the Indian islands discov-
cred by the Portuguese and the Span
iards.
"How, then, could Darlington assert
that this Frenchman meant the east
and not the West Indies? They must,
however, have been long time scarce
in France. for in the year 1866, when
Charles TX passed through Amiens, the
magistrates did not disdain to send him,
among other presents, twelve turkeys.
This information seems to agree with
the account often quoted, that the first
turkeys were served up, as great rar-
ity, at the wedding dinner of that mon-
arch in the year 1870; but it seems the
breed of these fowls was not very COM
mon under Charles TX, for they are not
named in the ordinances of 1868 and
1867, in which all other fowls are mem
toned.
"In the year 1903 Henry w caused
higglers to be punished who carried
away turkeys from the country villages
without paying for them, under the
pretense that they were for the use of
the queen.
"As these American fowls must have
been carried to Germany through other
lands, we cannot expect to find them
in that country at an earlier period.
"Gesner, who published his work In
1856 on 'Ornithology,' seems not to have
seen them.
1--WE are, however, assured by several
authors, such as B. Hereback Colerus
and others, that turkeys were brought
to GERMANY as earlv as 1890. and at the
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-25
I Pay My Way

There are more just like me who ought to
be working for YOU. Why are you not In the
poultry business a practical basis. q
commercial basis, on a PAYING BASIS? The
InglewOOd Poultry Colony is the place where
the biggest poultry business in the southwest
Is being built up NOW. In the InglewOOd
Poultry Colony poultry and eggs bring higher
prices than they do anywhere else, and you
can buy supplies cheaper than you can from
any dealer. Buy farm In the InglewOOd
Poultry Colony, where the terms are most
reasonable, where you will always be treated
right, where poultry raising is a business
and where YOU CAN SELL everything you
produce at the highest market prices. Stop
and think what this means and get full In
formation from
IngIewood Land Company
Room s49 2O6 South Spring Street.
Main 6913; Home A8229.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-25

"Is ne a lover Of children?"
"I should say he is He's even glad
to have his wifes sisters little ones
about his house."-Detroit Free Press.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-03-07
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

To 'rs 5rditors ~ .ua.,le b Med
.|or. d ceased.
In pursuance OF /, decree IT N,
Grcui, Court OF the County Of 3Ier
Nsr made u sease therein pending
o subject The real estate Of q @ saic
isttie = Mesder to the payment o
er debts. YOU are required pre-
'snt you claim against the stat
the I'D Matte e. Mead 10
d.ustlfses B % James $ Lah
Commissioner, at rs ,aac f- e..
~ Of Blueheld in ns .orty e
.ercsr OF or before the lth CAV o
'~r.l. 1910
witness, " 2 Honaker. clerk G.
I'D Court this 18Th day Of Febr .ar
no
test: w 3 HONACKER
Clerk
2zl-G Mon
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TRANSFER or Laser LiceNs.

Notice i bersoy g oea that Harry
~ Watz. residing 1t Pocahou a.
mia has f'od TO ny once On ap-
oa f.r The transfer 20 him o.
Juey .rd term ~ tho retail
iq or l'..ss heretofore granted %
c. r. M#s.3 and G.. w Carer
partners trading as Windsor H,'l
g. IN The Sarah Kaufman BULL nr
uoted on the south side OF Pr'n-
'oa Avenue n The city Of Blue
rd w w. fer ths license year
ending jaw" .ch f1Ig.
t.rd This
|'In
c.l Count
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VESTED kScrpn
breast OF Mutton.-Cut . lea.

.
SNeast OF mutton INTO small pieces,
hrcdge them With -four. ana fry in a
ttte hot br.tG- until brown. then
q RI one small onion clt fne. add
81 .er enough 70 barely cover: l.l
,'r-er 'nt tct... a-out two
add l I..p.., with a
a .tr ta,e CO.. t.o Ue4l and skim
q. tae fa. raJ .Vo level table
s.,os Us O.. .ucr in o. ittlc cold wa
''r. add IL 90 Gle boiling broth. slc
ID g. tbicAers. thuo pour ii over
,le meat; hest can Il peas and
stIew them over tie meat The peas
before heating shou.c sand IA colo
water one hour
Lamb Cutleis-Dlvide the best cnd
OF the recls OF lamb irto outlets;
shape them by chopping OF the chin
bone and trimming away the lat and
skin from the upper bone: dip in
egg and bread crumbs; let them re-
main one-ha!i hour. then dip IA ciar..
fled Outttr, Hnd sprinkle more hne
bread crumbs over; fry in boi.ln:
rat, drain on paper before the fire;
then arrange on h hot dish around
mound OF me- shed potatoes.
Boiled Calls Head.-Remove the
brains from onc-haIt na,ss -
wash them in salt and water, wash
the head, .hea put It In large
saucepan with enough warm water
20 cover g.. Io, :, ei,,,,,e- ,,,.,,,,,. c..
two and one-baIf ~ trr.e -. 90.
The trairq {, ciaco 90 Iii, -
,ooi, nsr, 1911, ra,. -
inur. p-, o., FIN. Nd -, 49,,
ta1sfa lin ~ ono +, e,,~,. "a ,.,,,
e. ana g. b-,i~s ,,.,,,,,5 ,r, 49,
IN - bo, dis,. ro.,, ,f,t -,
.u,a sorve ro.
cara r~aipc with ,ro-,.,,,,.,
Pour cola water oror ,ro CO.. -, ooi,,
brains file thar, f., o. ..i,c. ar $780,,
cIotb coye- Win ,,,,;.,,, r,...a,. ..,.
let simmer frtoon ,,ir[to,. ne, ,bon,
from the water ann ,.bor cola ON,
them in s,iccg. nrt ono +.'bIosroo,
Of butter in frt,,r ~s.. r,n,,, 49,.
add one toae,oon Of ,oi,col rarsIo,,
nDd onion. COO, .,o,..i,, ,rtL5n.
trowpinl ada ono t,,Ioerno,, 90 49,.
aud stir untiI rivos. ,oyn toIs
ouu o. solid toro,tooe fro,, COW.
ada to the ec,r ana h,t4,,.' ia 81,
and r.u,ar. lot cool, G,n ,-,,n,.,a,.'
cook the sliced brot2s IN IitIa ho.
butter in n small nan. cooi, sIoa,'
ten r,,nrtos. h,,t4n,. LS,.,. 49,,
or shells mt in tba Tnivtnra ro,n
over the tomato and snr,nl,Ia ry,th
grated cheese. brown ana sarvo ~,
y, 9st az VoaI--C,+ tba broo., a.
10 small souare niooes. rIoca 81 -,
In a saucepan WITH tv,n ounce 80
pirg two onions ont IN THU eIicos
bay leaf. and thvme cbonned enaI,,
and salt and nepncr Coyor ~.
saucepan and cook slowly fo- tvo
hours. taking care IN etir the co,.
cents from time TO time Soma
minutes before serving add . IittIa
saup stock and y large ennonrnl -
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-03-07

known to .r 1ity
Cg.amA being cor .,ra I'd SO
requires e-asi 'ya.i 4.s.n at.
Hah's Csta.:t C token err
ma iy ac.ra Dr. Jod
and IN rcC m
c..s Of
.-o .is.- ewing len,
ltrensh by building 2 o.. i.u
ion and assisting nature iu do it
rork. The proprietors have 50 much
attn In its curative powers that they
Ter One Hundred Dollars for any
case that 1t fails to cure. SEM for
ist OF testimonials
Address: F. j. CHENEY and Co.
Toledo o.
Ssd sy All Drusaists 7sc
Take Halls Family Pills for con.
'tipation
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- -ll,,ll,lL. ..I ,llhmIll
AN EXPLANATION
!, ,v,ta'' 7nrT0rwr-yTrr,Tr,r-O

,Crsmaii
$ Na- a' u trap on Acr way
boz. Hwr.r outing. Her nt
.r' WI u.. n3inH- ana l.t @;
v..r r.".a- iu .'g bonnet pL.r...
o. ...d w ... '.."uHu a.t.,...
NJ h. .,t .,.acA.us n,s.
IN. s. .o.ei 20 ma net a llndiy
glauc" w.,h ore 3D. reverse OF kndU
Oo,s-.it was Icy coat
You have iorso,tcu meT' said this
man.
Not Mt all. l have good reason to
rCpcmber Ogden Rockwell"
The man stood evidently undecided
whether To return TO his seat or re-
main and prolong the interview. The
lady removed a bag from the vacant
seat beside her. though she did not
ask him to be seated. lie sat on the
arm instead
"A great deal has passed since We
Last met lac said
IGIIitlnfef tue circumstance very
well Il was = week before my wed
linz. You tocG ii upon yourself 10
give me advice"
The scene is equally vivid to me-
| remember some things / said to yon
bur If l advised YOU 1 have forgot
ten IT,"
- That meeting or rather parting
yo1 tpli ne that il { murricd lat.
roAce Sa.ls | would regret H. did
moi b"lin.e that you would aid ia any
rc-rci wue might feel N her bus
bnud's wcJtuoss."
Nor did dream hat falc would
make il my du'y t. expose umt weak
mess. A. caShicc was re>poasu "a
tJ' any leak in t.ln fvu3s oc he bank.
You could have screened him ror
the sake OF the woman you had pro.
tossed to love"
'Hanford WIS suspected OF having
taken the money. Would you have
tad -" sacrifice nimt'
10 t.ts there was r., ~ap,y.
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Special price on Cut Glass
and 1o47 Rogers Table
spoons for Ten davs at
J. ii. MoSIey's, Jeweler.
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500 REWARD. 500.

The readers o. this paper ST.
pleased 90 warn that there 81 a.
ore dreaded disease that science
bssu abe q sIrs 10 Is
An6 tbat g CtJar-a E.s Cata.
Core - Sss s~ag ps-ltfys esrs rov
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against
Isaac Logan, Defendant.
In Chnncery.

The object OF this suit is to OBJ
tain a decree OF divorce by the plain.
III from the defendant. a yinculo
matrimonii and for general relic.
And it appearing from an affidavit
made and fled with the papers IN
this cause that the plaintiff haj us o.
ed due diligence to acertaiu in what
county in the state OF W. Va the DO
fendant resides, but without effect
1t is therefore, on motion OF the
plaintiff, by counsel. ordered that
said defendant do appear at the
clerks Office OF the circuit court OF
Mercer county within one month ar
'or the date of the first publication
of this order ard do what may Nc
'cessary TO protect RS inteIe Is ri
,Uis suit.
Attest W p HDNAKBR. Clork
lG-4cWed.
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puns. Etc

All things come round to him who waits.
But waiting's not In style
Because he finds a lot OF them
Are not the things worth while
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-03-07

Don't be at all suspicious. but be
prepared 30 become 50 Oh short notice
II necessary.
The people who deal IN hot air hate
% have the real merits Of their good
Inquired into
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-03-07
Looking For a Bargain.

Il am going TO yet married"
why don't you get parrot Ia.
stead?'
Parrots cost money"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-03-07

Getting ahead naturally calls more
for headwork tnan for footwork.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-03-07

'ubse'ibe 'o' he 'eadc,
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-03-07
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II doesn't follow that good thing
for the other fellow is good for you