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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-02-25

Miss Ethel Easton who has been
|quite i'll il much improved.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-02-25

Pn't miss seeing the street parade
of he band from the Orient and the
Minstrels from the Midway, Friday
evening at 4:3O and Saturday at 2 p. m.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-02-25
Local Mention

Mr.. Fry Of the News made business
trip to Greeley Sunday.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-02-25

Muslin underwear for ladies-in all
grades and prices. Petersen's Store.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-02-25

Pure bred Buff Orpington eggs fo
Matching. The best chicken grown.
DIR. TIBERGHIEN.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-02-25

Public Sales Day
SATURDAY FEB. 26.
List your stuff with Secre.
tary Stevenson.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-02-25

pointed
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state OF
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against
to at
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ment to
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trator.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-02-25
Jules

easurer,
|olorado,
9, 1910.
will re-
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Pllows:
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-02-25

esday.
hour
wn OF
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heavy
B, cup
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ma
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be sold
rider OF
The Washington times., 1910-08-19

Ion With the humorous poem OF Darius
Green" but now We all realize that
Darius was a pioneer and a genius
Whenever anyone approaches yOu
with a new idea give it respectful at
tentions do not declare that IL Is alb
surdly impossible OF naturalization
st is the same in the mental VorI6.
the word Of faith and hope. Before y-oa
take -olr stand boldly. and say sucn
and suca ideas are mere fauacies, Or
imagfnings Of disordered minds, wait
bit Read about the experiments OF TIE
scientists and psychologists; how they
have invented machines that win weigh
a thought
Once upon q time the writer Of this
article entered room where this deli
cate machine was placsd-ln the Iabora-
tory OF a scientific ma1-sEd this fragile
and mysterious little instrument record
ed just the force OF the thought wave
caused By the mind near It
Il had recorded more than q thousand
others
InvisiIe stars Invisible % the naked
eyer are now Photographed Thoughts
are now photographed By special cam
eraS, and display themselves in strange,
Fapcrys cloudlike effects and forms.
We are entering upon a wonderful era.
an era OF discovery in other realms
about Us; planets as real as our own
but invisible 70 The ordinary eves- The
psychic eye and the eye Of the camera
VIII explore them; probably Vffie this
generation occupies the earth, and later
they VIII be seen by q large number Of
| beings For every new discovery awak-
ems a new capacity IN the human mind,
and creates new capabilities.
This age Of invention is the roadway
to a great spiritual age When the pho
] tOEraphing OF thoughts becomes per
fected We VIII be afraid 10 think ugly
| thoughts. and the camera viii become
! the aid 70 morality.
/ Your grandfather would have called a
! man crazy fool who had told him
/ about automobiles. airshipS ana wire
/ less telegTaphs- BE wiser than your
| grandfather. and do not call any man
l a fool who tells you that greater mar
| Vels and more wonderful inventions aTe
on the way
The Washington times., 1910-08-19
LONELY CLUB ORGANIZED
First Meeting to Be Held Tonight
By FRANCES CARROLL.

went so far as 10 invite ISneIy men,
and the result was a mos delightful
reception This reception proved such
4 success that g second one was given
Mrs Kinear then left washington for
the summer, giving the promise that
she would take Up the work Of estab-
fishing a club for lonely folks in No
Teulber upon her return
The summer months are long, and If
YOU have few friends, they are uIl-
speakably lonesome The girls, who had
become interested in Mrs Kinear-s
plans-and there were about twenty
got together and decided 70 give a pic
mic They asked Mrs J. B HarrinE,
who was interested in this movement
and who had assisted Mrs Kinear, TO
ChaDer0n them, and 70 Chesapeake
Beach they all went A cOnfere- Ce was
held and definite plans were made for
2 club
one OF the girls, who was particularly
enthusiastic. and who is employed By
the Anti-SslOOn League, talked the mat
ter over with her employers. and they
allowed her to use their Offices in the
Bliss building
The club was organized there and IN
z few days a room was rented on Four
teenth street, and the very first meeting
viii be held tonight, and every lonely
girl and man IN washington, who IS
interested, or cares 10 join. Is invited
TO attend
The Washington times., 1910-08-19
HOUSE THAT JILL BUILT
Doors viii Open on Saturday

Of the organization. Miss Ludena Sayre.
and Miss Florence Brown some or the
girls were organized into companies.
each company headed by captain. and
began their work Of soliciting funds
Now. within six months time, over
S6YeO has been raised Or a limited num-
Der Of young women. all Of them work
ing women. and Vacation Lodge with
an Indebtedness Of only S1.G0e. stands
ready 30 receive its guests.
On Monday. August - the lodge will
he open 10 any business women IN
Washington who desire 10 take q va
cation or 10 live in the country and
work IN Town. at the lowest possible
COST.
Guests who call at the lodge on Sat
urday afternoon. August .. when an in
formal reception Viii be held VII be
received by Nrs. H B. T. NaCfariand,
assisted by Miss Florence NJ Brown,
general secretary. Miss Marguerite
Buckingham Miss Judena Sayre. and
Ms. Elizabeth Hubbard. Refreshmeut
tables VIII be presided over by members
Of the T. O c Club
These WHO desire TO attend the open
ing of the lodge should take the George
town car. and transfer TO Great Falls,
Va. car
The Washington times., 1910-08-19
Daily Horoscope
The stars ineIIae, but do net
COMPEL
Saturday, August 20, 1910.

The tar OF Sstrnine and moon-fuu face
Hy97v moves into this notwithstanding place
CATURN IS stationary n the zodiac
- On this sd day Of the year at the
time Of full Moon and in aspects that
are held by as roIogy to produce coming
CONGREGATIONS whose power and masni-
tude viii affect many places or the
earth adversely, making for earthquake.
seismic motion, volcanic outbreak OF
other shakinGs Of the worlds crust,
The shore Of the Mediterranean. the
West Indies, South and Central America
and the lar east are threatened specii-
For this day the signs are evil for
all unrighteOus dealings The Sun IS in
G threatening position, menacing 'usllr-
ers. OppressOrs and lovers Of gold Sa-
turns position is held aStrOlOgiCaIly 10
b. significant Of evil results TO speCUla-
ton. FOR its influence is toward CIOudiug
the Judgment Of those who study chance
or depend on fortune
Mercury and Uranus are in fortunate
ufer-uOSitiOuS- promising well for the
skiIIfuI hand and mind. and holding for
tune for those '-nimbIe in business, in
geniOus with instrument or tool and
clear-eyed in many figures"
Written communication Is under q
faVOriuE sign. indicating CleaTness OF
statement and quickness Of perception
On the part OF the reader
There Is a 5COu OInens alSO- over PRINT
srs. editors, publishers and all others
concerned in disseminating information
in type
Statesmen and canvassers should push
their business vigorously TO-DAY, as the
siens are for a receptive public"
Those who desire 10 sSk favOrs, how
ever. should approach superiors cauJi-
Ously.
The time is marked as good for hiring
men
Uranus looks favOrably on short jour
neys, sightseeing, cJrIosities and an
Equities
There is q bright omen for anicable
settlement of differences
students scientists and those doing
unusual things are likely to feel an in
1lUence toward enlarged and sharpened
understanding
In the household there is a good sign
for fowl and fish
Persons with this birth-d2fs are under
governing influences that suggest that
the best results during the tvveiveuonth
viii come ION avoidance Of gossip and
intrigue. ere in investments and adher-
ence TO single aims.
Children born today are under stars
that are held TO give their subjects great
talents both for expression and control
ing others
The Washington times., 1910-08-19
BEADS ON LINGERIE
is LATEST FANCY

Partisan women. who have adopted
the fashionable baby dress "a waist
cut in one piece with the sleeves ana
terminated Just above the normal waist
line and a full hanging skirt, almost
IN direCtoire eject, are trimming these
simple frocks with beads instead of en-
broideTy-
often the beads are Sewed on net
strips IN flower OF conventional designs
and then appliCued as girdles or skirt
bands. White leads in favor, though
the lighter pastel shades in fabric have
bead embroideries TO match them as
closely as possible
These are glass beads. it IS almost
the only place where the wooden beads
have not driven them out Iridescent
and metal beads are also occasionally
seen, especially in gowns with a touch
Of the prevalent oriental embroidery
Some tines an entire frOck Of null or
baTiSte is embroidered with single
bead giving the effect Of a dotted ma
teriaL The result is very pretty and
quite unusual.
The Washington times., 1910-08-19
81 BEDTIME STORIES ,
Sammie and Susie LittIetail
* B. HOWARD R. GARIS
Copyright. 1910. By r f Fenn0 & Co
XII-SUSIE GOES TO A PARTY

ZIP and down the big oak tree scam
- pered the squirrels, bringing nuts
end aCorns from hoIlows, where they
had been hidden al winter
Hey, BUshytaiI--r cried the squirrel
whom Susie knew addressing another
who was on the ground at the foot Of
the stump, bring up big leaf
What do you want with a big leaf2''
Inquired the squirrel who was called
BushytaiL
Susie LittIetaH is going 10 stay 20
the party" replied the squirrel who
was giving IL. and 7 want the leaf for
E plate for her She VIII need large
one"
Up the old stump climbed BushvtaIl
with the leaf in his mouth. and he put
IL IN a vacant place The stump was
quite large enough for the squirrels and
rabbit TO move about Up and still leave
room for the table 10 be set. susie saw
the squirrel placing nut meats on the
different plates and putting Oak-leaf
tea into the acorn cups Suddenly the
squirrel whom Susie knew and whose
name was Mrs Lightfoot, exclaimed
'-TEereI I never thought Of THAR
Thought of what?-, asked Susie
Why, we haven't anything that You
Ike 10 eat You don't care for nuts,
do yoU2
Not very mUch,'' answered Susie.
who wanted TO be polite, yet she stil
wanted TO tell the truth
Il thought so" spoke Mrs LightfDOt-
Whatever shall I dO2 I've asked you
10 the party and now there is nothing
You I1ze- It's too bad. for ! want You
10 have q good timer
II could go 10 the Cabba ge-feld
store and set some leaves, and L could
bring some carrots and cat them sUs-
gested Susie.
Yes hut it wouldn't be right to ash
YOU to a party and then have YOU bring
your own things TO eat objected Mrs
That's what they do at surprise
parties Went on Susie, who had heard
Uncle Wigsily LonEsaTs tell Of one he
once attended Il was Slven By chip
munk-
yes, but this Isn't a surprise party. ''
said Mrs LishtfOot- I don't know
I'VE can pretend it's surprise
party. went on Susie 4 know ] was
very much surprised when you asked
Were Won, indeed2" inquired the
squirrel Then u surprise party. II shall
be. Listen she called 10 the other
suirrels- this Is q surprise party fo1
Susie Little tail"
f'HumnhI I don't call this a surprise. "
gTumbIed an old squirrel, whose tai
had partly been shot of But nobcdy
minded him as he was always grumb-
ling So susie went and got some cab
haze leaves and carrots. and brought
them 10 the party she mao 70 eat tleII
ell alone as the sources QlQ not care
much for such things. The only thing
Susie could eat which the squirrel did
was some Ice cream made with snow
maple syrup and hickory nuts ground
10 fine. This was very good
Susie had q grand time at the party
and after the hicSoTy-uUt ice cream
and other good things had been eaten
She and the squirrels PLAYED Ring
Around the Old oak stump which Is
something like London Bridge
and Ring Around the ROSN
mixed up together. II vas lots Of funi
The Washington times., 1910-08-19

THEIR unfagEing zeal rewarded,
and months OF patient canvasS-uE
and soliciting crowned with SUE
cess, the girls Of the Young
WOmen'S Christian Association today
extend a glad invitation TO the men and
women Of Washington 10 attend the
formal opening Of the vacation home
which they have erected for the bust
ness and professional women Of the city
On Saturday afternoon, August .,
from Z to s o'clock, Vacation Lodge, 90
at Cherrydale, viii open its doors for
the first time 10 the public. in order that
those who have contributed their pen
MES or dollars 10 The success Of The
enterprise, may judge for themselves
o. the results which have been &C
cOmpiiShed-
It was in February Of the present
year that the long felt need of Wash
inetOn business women fO- some sum
uer residence which should be located
in the country. and vet accessible TO the
city, and which should offer reasona ole
terms of living, CTySralliZed into 2 def
mite purpose IN the minds Of a number
Of the members Of the Y W c A
Under The leadership Of the secretaries
The Washington times., 1910-08-19

and Susie almost forgot TO go 10 the
CabbaSe-feId store But she did so
there. though IL was just about 10 -
closed UP, and when she got home with
the cabbage leaves for supper she told
about the surprise party Then Sau1rule
wished he had gone 10 the store. IN
stead OF remaining At nome 10 make 2
whistle out OF d carrot
7 never had anything nice like that
happen TO me- sale Samunie, in just
the least bit Of q ErUmbIy voice And,
what do you Think The very next dav
something happened TO Sammie, only il
wasn't very nice He was out Walking
IN a field, when ne met a big eat
Wy here do You live2" asked the cat,
IN quite a friendly voice
over there said Sammie, pointing
toward the bUTrOw-
can you take me Lhere2'' asked the
cat and she wiEgled her whiskers end
licked her nose with her tongue, for she
was hungry.
Yes. III show you agreed Sammie,
and he led the cat toward the uurrC,v.
Now, he did not know any better, for
ne did not stop to think that cats will
eat rabbits And the cat was Just
thinking how easily she had u-Ovided
a good dinner for herself when Jane
Euzzy-N uzzy, who was peepinE out Of
the front door Of The burrOw. saw
pussy The mUslrst knew at once that
the cat had come 10 eat the little r. b.
bits and the big ones. too and the ONLY
reason she did not eat Sammie was be
cause she wanted more Of a meal So
-tlt nurse SllyWel lrr sharp teeth. and
the cat ran away But she knew where
the burrOW was, and this was a bad
thing, for she might come back again
in the night, when Sammie and Susie
were asleep.
We must move away from here at
once said Uncle WiggiIy LOngears.
when he heard about the cat we
must find q new burrOw or make one
Sammie, You acted very wrongly, but
YOU did not mean to- Now, YOU must
help Us rack UP To move And. tonlor-
row nIErL II al goes well. I shall tell
YOU what happened when the Iittietaii
family went to their new home
The Washington times., 1910-08-19
CANNING PLUMS
REACH MARKET
Excellent Supply of Fruit for
Preserves Are Now Sell
ing Cheap.

An excellent variety of blue plum. al
most unequaied for canning purposes. is
reaching the market IN large quantities.
and the price has dropped several cents
per basket within the last Few days.
They are now selling at S and cents
a basket Il is claimed this fruit pre-
serves its shane and solidity wonder
fully in canning.
The other features OF the prodrce
market remain almost the same Melons
are still appearing IN abundance. the
prices varying according to size and
quality.
Spring chickens are bringing from q
10 = cents pound. hens from L 10 IS
and ROSTERS from il 10 Is cents. Iscys
are selling al from - 10 = cents Der
dozen, and butter from 50 10 50 cents a
pound.
The Washington times., 1910-08-19
HANGING BROOM
LENGTHENS ITS LIFE

With the increased cost Of broons,
the thrifty housewife wishes 10 pre-
serve t!.sT usefulness as long as pos
sible.
Soak a new broom for several min
utes in hot suds; this not only tough
ems but tightens the broom whispS.
Then hang II up TO dry.
A broom, when not IN use, should
always be hung up Cut a groove
around ire handle and tie a cord
around = leaving a loop for hanging
The soaking process should be re-
peated every fortnight
One housewife washes her broons IN
cold SoaI- SsaIAr, rinses Thoroughly In
cold water. sIaps Off all moisture pos
sible and pressing the cOTn5 into shape
places where Shey VIII dry slowly.
The Washington times., 1910-08-19
PRIZES OFFERED
PUZZLE SOLVERS

Weekly prizes OF FIVE. three. and
two dollars. respectively. are given
20 the contestants for the puzzle
priztsd or the Woman's Page OF
the Sunday evening edition OF Tho
Times each week for the three So
t1tions 'adjudGed worthy
The contest. which closes at D
N on Friday OF each week. Is open
to ali who care TO solve the puzzles
The awards are based. primarily.
o. correctness Si<peliness. and neat
ness Originality in presentation al
60 receives consideration IN award.
Ing the prizes.
The Washington times., 1910-08-19

ter. and awkward results frequently fol-
low the granting OF such a privilege
according 20 the strictest construction
Of etiquette the man should ask the
privilege Of calling on the mother OF
chaDer0n Of the young woman he de-
sires to know, but IL Is always the right
Of q married woman 10 ask q man TO
CALI which she does something after the
following fashion:
Il am az home Thursday afternoons.
Mr.. Plank VIII YOU not drop IN some
6sy for a cup Of uCa7
i a young woman has no mother OF
ChaDerOn- and mast take care Of her
own social matters. she may ask a man
20 call, but she should first convince
herself that he would be a desirable ac-
Quainrauce-
it Is. however. most reETettaole when
q Young woman is forced by ciTcuru-
stances 10 take the Initiative in such
matters. which should be left TO her
mother or guardian
The Washington times., 1910-08-19
Meaning Of ThoToughbred.

Times RCader-A thoroughbred is an
animal Of pure or u1Imixed breed stock,
or race The term is also applied 10 per
sons. and denotes thu qualities and char
acterisTiCs Of pure breeding. high spirit.
mcttlesOme- elegant. or graceful IN form
OF bearing. The expression He is =
thorOT Ehbred means that be Is q pure
stock and lives uD 70 the traditions OF
his race.
The Washington times., 1910-08-19
To Bleach Skin.

Brunette-Nothing viii make your skin
whittier than nature intended II 20 be-
II Il IS unnaturaIly dark, however,
HAIRLESS preparations that are said 20
have a whitening effect are cucumber
juice and the compound Lincture OF
henZoiD- DO not use beaches contain
ing bichiOTlde OF mercury. These are
IN furious.
To use the cucumber rub the cut side
OF the vegetable on the face and allow
the moisture TO dry on the skin
The Washington times., 1910-08-19
MACHINE HANDSTITCHING.

Draw The threads as usual and haste
the hem carefully along the edge OF the
drawn threads Then with a moderately
long stitch sew on the machine and YOU
VIII find your hem rs neatly done as II
by hand and much stronger. Add an
other row or stitching one-eighth inch
above for firmneSs and finish
The Washington times., 1910-08-19
Asking Men TO Cal.

PerpIexed-It IS hardly good form for
a woman 10 ask q man 20 call irnuedi-
ateIy after a first introduction, unless he
has been known TO her By reputation
an5 through common friends for a long
time
To give a comparative stranger the
entree 10 ones house IS a serious mat
The Washington times., 1910-08-19
House Etiquette.

J 81 When a man makes 2 for
nal call upOn . woman. ne should car
~ hts hat in his hand into the re-
ceDtiCn room or DarlOr- Custom. how
ever. has made this rule UupOputEr.
. 4 physician. IN making a 0FOfes-
sionaI call. should remove his hat and
overcCat before entering the sick room
The Washington times., 1910-08-19
ANSWERS TO INQUIRIES FROM TIMES READERS

few drops IN tie water IN which you
bathe your face IN the morning
The best road 10 q good complexion,
/ however. Is the s. riot observance Of
HYGIENE laws Eat green vegetables
and fruit. avoid sweets and pastries
Live as much IN th,s open air as posi-
! bic, exercise regularly battle fire.
quentlys and get the proper amount OF
The Washington times., 1910-08-19
Two More Boats
Come Sailing In.

Just Is I was about 70 close this chat
TWO more boats came sailing in one
was the daintiest Of san boats bearing
a list Of Miss Mary johnson, a Baiu-
more pUzzler. and the other a life boat
with note OF thanks from Miss John
son for her check, for she was among
the winners OF last week
Miss johnson is a most wonderful
puzzIer and her solutions always Charac-
teristic in their arrangement.
The Washington times., 1910-08-19
Relief For Travel Sickness

heIeI I OF IIaYeI SICKNESS
TraveIer-Traveling by train makes
delicate people feel almost Is I'll as BY
sea Mix in small bottle equal
quantities Of lime water (Cbtainable at
the chemists) and plain water. A few
m0uthfuls taken now and then upon the
Journey VIII prevent this Make q pill
low cover OF any pretty material. and
faSter one end BY means OF buttons and
buttOnhOieE. into this place a sOft wool
en- scarf or shawl, one which will fold
and slip into the cover easily. Travel
Ing by boat OF train this viii be found
very useful either as a head-rest or an
extra wrap
The Washington times., 1910-08-19
Etiquette at Theater.

Q. ?. Fat the theater. the man
should preceda chs woman down the
aisle 70 the seat or box; but. II II Is the
latter. he should open the dIOr and
Rait for Eor 70 pass
The Washington times., 1910-08-19
IaIks With Puzzlers~
By Frances Carroll

r. VERY puzzIer tried this week,
- think, 70 send their solution IN
the boat puzzle in some original
style and I marveled at and ad-
Inired them each and every one until ]
sPied The OWL sailing Miss Carroll
ward" bearing the list Of answers Of
n NJ Cooper.
The Owl IS a wonderful craft. so
much 50 that I can't attempt 70 de-
scribe he-, but am publishing a picture.
so You can all have a look
II time and space would permit. I
wouIIi describe the use pictures OF
every one Of these very clever answers.
Just proceeding The owl was the Great
Tines which came all the way from
the Yellow Sulphur Springs Of Virginia,
bearing the list OF Mrs. Berry. the
author Of last weeks puzzle. This boat
carried fewer passengers than The owl,
however
Sends In
Pen Sketch.
While I am attempting to tel you
about these interesting answers, want
10 let you read q letter from a pUZzler,
who sent in a splendid pen and ink
sketch. which you may see for your
selves later in The week The letter IS
as follows.
I am back again. Dear Miss Car
roll. and back Ia the Puzzle Circle,
after an absence OK six weeks How
fine It Is 10 md a water trip await
ing one, and with such an array OF
boats one can take q long voyage
OF the ocean blue or make a quiet
exploration Of river necks
Nv answer Is already in. You
surely 90 keep this puzzle ball a.
rolling
I an so glad 10 welcome this Puzzler-
The Washington times., 1910-08-19
Names On Visiting Cards.

name should be used in full on the
vvife's visiting cards, unless too long,
and IN that instance the initials only
ars used Only the wife Of the oldest
member Of the Oldest branch may uge
her husbands name without the initi--Is-
The Washington times., 1910-08-19

a Domestic Eye Remedy.
Compounded by Experienced Physicians
Conforms to Pure Food and Drugs Laws
Wins friends wherever Used Ask
Druggists for Murine Eye Remedy. Try
Murine in Your Eyes. You viii Like
Murine Doesn't smart
The Washington times., 1910-08-19

y ton, and the first meeting VIII
he held this evening in their
club room, at 2012 Fourteenth street
northwest
Last spring number OF letters came
into this Office, from lonely girls. some
TVashingtonians and some strangers,
and in these letters the writer's poured
out their troubles
They told me that they were lonely
and Ionged for congeniaI acquaintances.
but seemed utterly unable 70 make
them. The letters were published and
other letters were invited. and I begged
the public to help me assist these girls.
All sorts Of methods were suggested,
and finally Mrs = 3. Kinear. OF Cali
fornia street. came TO the rescue She
threw open her home 10 these girls, and
The Washington times., 1910-08-19

lady and TO receive her into the circle
again
The Washington times., 1910-08-19

Please folks, speak up and tell me
what sort Of a puzzle 70 use next week.