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The Holly chieftain., 1919-12-25
WILEY BUxMEsS Folks
WANT SUGAR FACTORY
Form an Organization and Plan to
Cooperate With the Industrial
sugar Company.

At the meeting of the citizens of
this and neighbOring communities
held in the lobby of the Wiley
Hotel last Saturday afternoon re-
suited in the formation of stock
company with capital stock of
$4,000 and q board of directors
composed of thirteen prominent
business men and farmers of both
PrOWers and Bent counties. Arti-
cles of incorporation have been
drawn up and were filed this week
by the 'c0mpanys attorney Judge
CRANKY Hillyer, of Lamar The
Wiley Sugar Company" is the name
Of the new enterprise, with its home
offices at Wiley, Colorado.
j. B. Esgar, president of the
State Bank of Wiley, was the
unanimous choice of the people as
the first president of the new COM
pany. There could have been no
better choice made for this posi-
tion. Mr.. Esgar is well known all
over the Arkansas Valley as . con-
servative man of affairs and is al
ways found as q leader in every
forward movement in this end of
the state.
The directors of the company are:
J. B. Esgar, the president; Ray Nc
Grath, farmer, May Valley; G. w.
Sherman, president Hartman State
Bank, Hartman; James Purvis,
farmer, Las Animas; Fred A. Tenn
pei, farmer, Wiley; DR.. L. w. Fee,
M. d., Wiley; Charles Carver, farm
er, Lamar; w. s. Ellenberger, farm.
er, Wiley; j. S. Hasty, ex-senator,
farmer, and M d., Lamar; P. N.
Schroeder, farmer, Wiley; CRANKY
Hillyer, Judge attorney, Lamar, G.
G. Sterrett, farmer, Wiley.
The board Of directors OF The
Wiley Sugar Company in q great
er part, are heavy stockholders in
the Industrial Sugar Company, a
farmers corporation which recent
ly let q contract for million dol
lar sugar factory at Fort LuptOn,
Colo, and which corporation antici-
pates letting two similar contracts
next year. In the hOpeo securing
one Of these contracts for the Wiley
district, q committee composed of
stockholders of the Industrial
Sugar Company to be held in Den
Yer sometime during the early part
of next month and will seek to
have members of the local COM
pany placed on the board of direc-
tors OF the Industrial Company for
the coming year.-Wiley Journal.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-12-25
H. =. DECKER ON BOARD
To Succeed J. B. Rhodes as County
Commissioner, Resigned.

J B. Rhodes, county commissions
er for the I'd district, having remOv-
ed to Holly, recently rendered his
resignation as commissioner to
the governor to take effect as soon
as his successor is appointed and
qualified. Mr.. Rhodes was elected in
November of last year and only
held the office from January to the
present time, but has proved him
self valuable member, one with
energy and intelligence.
Chairman M. j. McMillin called
the county committee together on
Monday to make recommendation
to the governor as to successor.
The meeting was held at the court
house and Chairman McMillin, Sec
retary F. NJ. Wilson and 10 commit.
teemen were present.
The name of Henry F. Decker of
Bristol was presented and unani-
mously endorsed to the governor as
the choice of the party in the coun.
ty to fill the vacancy
Mr.. Decker is a well known bust
ness man of Bristol and was the
choice OF his home delegation for
the position = the county assem-
bly, last fall, but withdrew to make
conventions endorsement of Mr.
Rhodes unanimous.
This appointment when made
will give general satisfaction.-La.
mar Register.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-12-25

with the plants twice as thick in
the rows gave no advantage over
rows spaced 3A feet apart with the
usual stand in the row. A higher
yield ""d better quality of brush
are obtained if harvesting is done
while the seeds are in the dough
stage. Both earlier and later har-
vesting have been tried but have
given less satisfactory results. If
harvested in the flower or milk
stages. the brush has not yet be
come green and elastic, and if har-
vested is delayed until the brush is
mature, it often has become badly
discOlered and brittle.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-12-25
Much Road Work Promised.

While in Denver last week Coun-
ty Clerk Markham conferred with
the state highway commission re-
garding the road building cam
paign for 1920 and reports that
Prowers county will receive gen.
erous measure of federal aid. A tot.
al expenditure of $4,000 on federal
aid projects is planned, and Of this
total the county will have to con
tribute only $23OOO. Highway con.
structiOn work to be commenced
Immediately includes section of
seven miles on the Springfield road
running south form the Dargie
ranch. and another section begin
ming just west of Granada and run.
ming through thet own and north to
the trail at Buffalo creek. These
projects involve an expenditure Of
about $55OO0, of which the federal
government and state will pay all
but 5000. Other improvements
during the year will improve the
grading and graveling of a number
of various rOads.-Lamar Sparks.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-12-25
Getting Started.

The city council last Friday let
the contract with the Hendrie-
Bolthoff Co. of Denver for part of
the equipment of the new light
plant to be owned by the city. They
have reached an agreement with
the old company by which the dis
tributing system and other proper
ty outside OF machinery can be pur-
chased and the Intermountain com
pany will continue its present SER
vice until such time as the city
plant is ready to take It over
Lamar Register.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-12-25
when to Sow Broom Corn.

After several years of experiment
tatiOn in the Improvement of broom
corn in western Oklahoma, the
United States department of agri.
culture has obtained results which
indicate that the crop should be
sown in the first half of May or the
last half of June. These seeding
periods bring the crop into head
either before or after the hot, dry
period, which usually occurs about
the middle of August in that Sec
tion. Placing the rows feet apart
The Holly chieftain., 1919-12-25
J. B. q Strong Boos tor.

j. b. Rhodes and family departed
the first of the week for their new
home in Holly. 1t is with more
than unusual regret that we record
the removal Of this excellent fam
lily. During their residence here
Mr.. Rhodes took an active part in
the affairs of the community, was
active in business and was con-
sistent booster for the town and
community. He, probably more
than any other person, was instru-
mental in the erection of the mu-
nicipal water system. Mrs. Rhodes
has many warm friends who regret
her departure. The best wishes
of all are extended to these people
Granada Leader.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-12-25
Busy Court Term Ended.

The November term of district
court for PrOwers county closed
last Thursday evening after two
or three civil minor cases had
been disposed of during the day.
The session occupied more than
three weeks and was the longest
continuous term yet held in the
county. As result the docket was
practically cleaned of all cases at
ISSUE and both Judge McChesney
and the members Of the bar were
kept busy to accomplish the result
Another session of court will prob
ably be held in February.-Lamar
Sparks.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-12-25
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Edgar E. Harding, SetOnburg,
Colorado, and Gertrude Kingston,
junction City, Kansas.
Thomas w. Robson and Sarah E.
Watkins. both of Holly-Lamar
Sparks.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-12-25

We have a few more houses fol
sale ON most favorable terms. Nc
MURTRY & PINKHAM.
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on bond yesterday and the officers
are seeking to find out whether
there were older heads concerned in
the affair.-Lamar Sparks.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-12-25
Home From Siberia.

The severe winter weather about
which SO many of our people have
The Holly chieftain., 1919-12-25

The w. F. McCue Mercantile Co
has the agency for the full Inter
national Line of Implements.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE

WHITE
Ha1T S. Bnu. Z. B.t1. or,. and y.ds
Miller. %. Portland. Ore. me Rev. W.
Joseph Z oo1riy. .. csnp Hunphr,. Va.
and MARY d Mclormick H. Alco n J. The
Rev. H y. Downs.
RAYMOND n. Brcckenbry, z. Kansas cr,
Mo-. and IsabrIs Ensie. q. Pruut Ros.I, va.
The Rsr. J. c. Copenhayer
AmAnd B. Cocbensr. q. Bsyonne. n J.,
and Hilda n. Bsckbeimer. .. wsshinston'
The Rev. NJ J. Riordan.
Joseph h Powell. N and Edith NJ PYsber
q. both Of Roanoke. Va. The Rev. h. T.
Stevenson.
M.x Roman. %. and Nelli. puhis. 3. both
Of Miami, Fla. The Rev. 7. y Davis
Walter s. DAVIS. s.. New Yorf. n. Y. and
kaesnor L crcpiey. 20. wsshinston. me
Rev. S. II. Greene.
Milton Moor. 81. and Msbra Z. vaIl,ndins-
ham ., both q Washington. The Rev. J. Z.
Horstkxmp
Aaron Roth. q. New Yors, n. Y, and One
2 Nelson. u. washinsiou. The Rev. J. r.
Ch Z Sullivan. =. Fo1boroush, M,ss., ana
Dorothy RIDE. ~ wsshinstou. Tie Rev.
Jesse r smmoes. s. and Mildred c. R--,e.
%, both Of Washington. The Rev. C. c.
Chappel.
Oscar smith. s. and Helen S. King, a. both
Of Washington The Rev. II. P. DownA
Aaron c. Tonkin. =. Newport Nevs. Va.
and Graoe NJ. Wesver, e. Mewhorter. ". Va.
Ths Rev. J. II. Jennes
CoLoRED.
Harry B. johnson. o. and Mare A. jackson.
.. both Of Washington. The Rev. W. J.
Bsldus.
James @ Hsncpck. o. and F1orenc. Hunter,
g. both Of Washington. The Rev. J. Richard
Robert Reed. z and Rosa Baylor. =. both
Of Washington. The Rev. A. G. Gum.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia, Washington. ID. c., May %. 1919.
Applications for PER- 'sion TO take the exafni'
nations for the seleciiun Of candidate to be rec
commanded By the Commissioner Of the District
Of Columbia TO take the e1sminatons for ad-
mission to the UNITED STATES MILITARY
ACADEMY In June. 1919. will be received at
this Office spot later than ) O'Clock p. m. On
MONDAY. MAY 26. 1919. No person will be
permitted To appear at these examinations who
is not actual resident Of the District OF Co
umbia. Applications mus be signed in the sp-
pliesnt's handwriting and be sddressed to the
Commissioner OF the District Of Columbia.
Room 5ll. District Building Washington. d.
c.; must state the place and date Of the birth
Of the applicant and his postotioe address. and
be accompanied By . certificate from two re-
putable residents Of the District OF Columbia
that the applicant is . person Of good moral
character and that he Is an actual resident of
the District Of Columbia. Applicants must not
be les than II nor more than z years Of age On
June Is 1919. and not less than feet inches
in height. at the age Of II; nor less than feet
inches in height at the age of Is and up
wand. They viii Be subjected to a competitive
mental examination, beginning at O'Clock g.
M, on WEDNESDAY. MAY u. 1873. on the
following topics: Algebra Through quadrstic
equations and prugres1onsl, plane geometry.
English grammar. English composition and lit
erature, descriptive geography. the lemens Of
physical geography and United States and Euro
pen history during the periods mentioned in the
War Department regulations, Ia the Franklin
School Building. situated At the southeast corner
Of Thirteenth and K streets northwest: and TO
. physical examination. beginning ct 10 O'CLOCK
q. m. on FRIDAY, MAY 20. 1919. in the FIrs
Department Truck House No ) situated At the
southeast corner of Fourteenth street and Ohio
avenue northwest. A copy Of a circular Of in
formation ISSUED BY the War Department Ne
specting the reouirenents Of candidates for ad-
mission to the United States Military Academy
may be obtained upon application therefor at
this ofice. Bh,k applications will Be furnished
upon application at this oYice. LOUIS BROWN
LOW. w. GWYSN GARDINER, CHARLES
Columbia. myai a q AxQ
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SOUTHERN BAPTISTS
WILL MEET HERE

The Southern Baptist Convention.
with 10000 in attendance. will con-
vene in Washington next May. Or.
Henry Allen Tupper. pastor First
Baptist Church. Sixteenth and o
streets northwest, announced last
night
This is the first time in a quarter
OF a century a Southern Baptist con-
vention has met here. More than
5000 delegates. drawn from all
parishes of the South. and fully TO-
900 visiting laymen and clergy are
expected to attend. II will last a
week. meeting at Liberty Hut or
Convention Hall.
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DEATH RECORD.
MHITH

NHITh
Aie NJ Nod. % yesrs. - 9Th o. {.
Lillian A. kelieJ, q. Prv~d- Hospt
Ada N. BD~n. 6 % Irving L. nv
Oharies b. Msdes. 81. 10 Pa ave nv.
Virginia Woile1. q. liza Neal 4 ne.
VIM L. Arnold. g. co La ave nv.
Prederick Rng 1son. s.. s2s n. c. ave. &c.
Martin " Holman. s. l5z N Capt o.
LncJ TnomAA e. Columbia Hort
John n. Bdelen, @. lpl3 eth St e.
Jcsah r. steaey. @, bnesency Hospt
JoseIhtne Roberta 81. l411 Anes place ns
Apdre~ Devhn. S. TNbrzculo1s Ho4s
Catherine oztty. e5. Frord- Host
Joshua Mari.nd, S. ~ A ST. ne
Robert 4. CRments. Jr.. IS. 80 A st. 81
COLORED.
lihbeczz Adana 80 years. Freedmen's Hoo
Lucy Young. =. SIS Y 81 -
hdvard Brewer. 4S Frecdnenis Hospt
Nathsn r. Brosn. =. I7l3 9Th 81 NV
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PURELY PERSONAL


Fred H. Tighe, Of New York, 90 IN
the city attending the conference Of
weights and measures oGsciais.
Miss Pauline r. Hilton. OF the
Treasury Department. Is hack from
weeks stay In Richmond. Va
w. r. Cluett. Of Chicago, In a
visitor IN the city.
John p. Lockwood, of Cairo. M,
10 visiting friends in Tennallytown.
d. G.
Miss Evelyn c. Kimball, Of the
Patent Once. has resigned
William d. Fsrham. of thu Treas
ury Department, has received q pro-
notion
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BIRTHS REPORTED.

WHITE
VIM A. and HATTIE TsySor girl
Dennis w. and He,en q. salbyan. girl
Jchn Z md Nsihe sfuft1s, gir-
rtiippe and Mary Pedro. bog.
Jrnins and Sena Pass. r.. male and female
.xfns
Ha-u A. and Msrios Mile, bog.
VIM A aIt Hesen ]. koore, gfri
Samuel G md sasan T. Leisesr, girl
pserett r and Dolores C. Clark. boy.
Mnl. Z and Marz1ut Counts. girl
Walter c. and Lille n. Allen, boy.
CoLORED.
Wn- and Bztrce Tomas, boy
Elmer ID. and Julia Jones. boy.
Peyton and Anna B. Hutchins. boz.
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Nayy Yarl Kswsj

The Mar1ns Club of the yard VA
stve q straw ride and dance to For
sstviile. Nd. Thxrzasy. June 8, az
I'D p. m, starting from Eighth strect
and feunzy1r>nsa avenue seu<heast-
Former Corpl B. +. Kirkpstrsck.
Of the star gauge division OF the tool
shop. n having for a vacation 81
fourteen and q half days. which he
vil spend win his parents In ohio.
where he WI meet his brother, Corpl.
Harold Kirkpstrick. who has just ar
rived from Frznce The boys have
not sssn each other for more than
r. J. caitrider. Of the erectinF shop.
is In sibley Hospital. suffering from
stomach trouble.
''Buddie" vermillion and Roy Van
Norman have returned % the east
gun carriage shop sfter a year Of
service I'm Europe
James A wfikinson. formerly Of
the tool shop. left the government
service Friday. He WI spend Eve
weeks IN New Tork. going from there
60 his home In Maine.
F. w. Dyer. recorder Of the Labor
Board. departed Frsdsy for Rochester,
NY, on oficial business.
Teddy Bauman. Of the breech
mechanism shop. Joined the class or
benedicts Wednesday
Harry Hardy. Of the pack Oft 1fvi-
sion Of the tool shop. has oesiEned an
attachment for the grinder, which VIII
make the Tipping Of cutters more ae-
curate and less difiicult to do.
Miss Walker. yeoman 20 In the sup
ply department. recently was mar
ried to Norvsl Clark. of the seaman
gunners shop.
Carl Schlaich has returned 70 rhe
breech mechanism shop, after two
years Of foreisn service in Uncle
Sans navy.
James Collier, who Is on fifteen
days leave. can be seen any payday
in the tool shop.
Master Mechanic Thomas HAYES, OF
the gun shop. has been away three
weeks, having motored to Atlantic
City.
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MADAME MoNTlvERD

Pslmist and cisirrcyant: d,s advice On bud
nss. love. health and family shairs tells u the
one you love Is true oe falss; vbsn and vhe
you will mary; gives you dates and facts; tails
you what has pasad In life and what To do te
Be sncosasful; satikaction guaranteed; psivsts
rarion- 20 nh 4. NV. myisla-szs
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MADAM KAsKO

-psYPriAN SCIENTIFIC PALMisr; TELLS
PAST. PRESENT AND FUTURE; sAfIs-
FACTION GUARANTEED; HOURS. . 4. ".
TO sP. N. PERMANENTLY LOCATED.
&C. Sin 81. NV. mySsm
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SCIENTIFIC AsrROLOGY.

FRANK THEODORE Al LEN, u. s. p, pI.
rector. Astrological Research Society. Psrsoaal
rsadinel b. sppotntment. e: typswrittsn fore
casts. $ md up. Expert vocational guidance.
''pr. Aliens work Is strictly scientific and math-
emsticsl. not a matter Of feelings. imyrexous
or guesses He is not q fortune teller" ll5
Il NV. Phone Franklin ee2e mylSu
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Madame Edwards

3enuipe Egyptian sclentlfie palm.
present. ana future. Tells psmes Of
friends and epemiea satisfactiou
kesdinss, li.eo-s,s 7tn Sc n. W.
Nine. Karte, ClairvOyant PoIDist
IN mtnutas wiii eousines yoa q ny abiifty.
win HH . tsst reading for Q shsst stins only.
as anA this cippinG Houn. II 10 >. q. 90
sth 4 nv. pfsahiip io1 coupists seadlns.
S1u mhks0t
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KESUKTS.
ATLANTIC CITY.
GR AND ATLANTIC

Virginia Avenue. near Bosrovalk ana centre o;
smunementk Come 20 q well appointed ho;el
and enjoy all the corveniepces Il ofersL PrivA;s
bsths running water in rooms. Elerstor. Tao.s
and -e1T1ce distinctive featurea $50 up dsily
Special weekly. Capadty eO. Booklet Auto
meets trsink W. r. SHAW. Prop.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
DIED.

MADES.-on Thursday. May 2, 1913,
at 2:10 a. m. after a short illness,
CHARLES B., beloved husband of
Eva ". Mades (nee Bohnl.
Funeral Saturday, Nav "a. 1919. at
D. m. Relatives and friends in
vited.
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Men Women
TURNER'S XII HAIR yIGOR.
For falling hair; cures dandruif; srows hair
90. bald spots; scalp itching stoyped in
kantly. One box Of vircr starts new growth
cf hair or money back; on sale Peoples
Drug Stores: price. &c TURNER'S HAIR
VIGOR CO., llls N. J. ave. sc. apDM
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

A DECREE OF ABSOLUTE DIVORCE WAS
granted Mn william w. Easterday at An
napo,iA Nd. on Aay 10 is1S. my1Llt
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ALBERT KAHLERr CO..
Expert csrpet and rus cleaning - c,dsst md
Leyt hrm In city. % Va. ave. ~. Main
sA apitsot
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DR.. HOWARD
CHIRoPRACTIO PHYSICIAN
ASTHMA AND HAY FEVER

It matters not who has been year physician OF
what treatment you have had. you can ret to
my offics you probably can regain your health.
and l extend to you sn invitation to call and
learn tust what can Be- done for you. ROOM
Q. Warder Bldg. eoraer 9Th and 2 sts. nv.
uhlEa
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Use the classified column for re-
suits. Secure a good cook. maid.
chauffeur and other help through
the Want Ads. Rent that spare
room the same way.
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MADAM LENORE

Gifted clairvoyant and palmist; advics On all
Affairs Of life: tells who and when you will
marry; gives full names and dates: where others
fail she succeeds; this gifted lady gives only
rood All reliable advice; what she sees and teIls
comes true. satisfaction or no fees: readings, 81.
m lIth IT. nw.; hours D m. to p. m.
Closed Sundays. myls-7t
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cIARy0YANrs.
RIZPAii uDoN
PALMIsTRY,
Lzosnssd 3 DlSEis 2 6Issks
MADAME VICTORIA.

The gifted ralmAa and e1aissoysnt Csn 81
Mss business. family anaiRs, love and mA,TiasA
Can tell you the name of frturs hushand oe vtfs.
satetpeticn guaranteed - no cnAsSs. Entanoa
sD 7th q spi1ee
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BELMONT.

% busipsss msttea. iops. health, and faniiy
a6sin Tells pans q yosR fstan hnsband O
sife. tA1s u one Jon lDss b tue o. faisa. Whet
part d the eountsy y lsehdeH V yoe- WlDt -
Do to b rncossfel IN ufa ixs n. Z. ssA %,
Hszt door to hAsoete TsnpaA kssdis@ q
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AUTO ACCBss0RIEs
ACCESSORIES A FOR FoRDs

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nriesl fhey arc al new nscesary. ana tne
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hlnsss.
Why chase sssEycns out of your ear 70
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yuu can taks on gas without lsaying ths seat
Has simple gauge which tails It glance Just
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The RocAaway Starter fr Ferds y inexp@
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ear.
me Thomas Timer Elevator, Shell md Brush
VIII o=rcnms Ford ignition troubles Tne timer
khsu makes contact at tbs right time and really
makes II. Why throw the entire shei and nr,isn
away whsn Il 10 necessary 70 replace your umsrf
With Thom4s Timer shsl and Brush you can
rsplaes ths four sprino and hrush Tor Dc. Inis
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LoAN-szo TO $4,000 ON D. O.
real estate. Serefal trust funds All Trans
actions conducted with ecouomical consideration
for borrowerA
wN. II. SAUNDERS 4 CO.,
Southern Building. M 18th st. NV,
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AUToMoBILEs.

TIRES vULcANIzED AND REPAIRED.
NIKE HALL co.. 6l1 ioth 81. NV.
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MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY REAL ESTATE
at current rstes Of intereat TYLER q
RUTHERFORD. INC. az 18th ct. ~. ap2l-sot
WAiCA The GLIssIFIED COEUNNS fON
sudences Of the growth Of thus eity. This
may seem me IN odd sussssttoo-bus It isut.
mch1-u
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CLAIRVOYANTS.
Licensed BY District q Coiumois.
MADAM D'ASHMAN

Gypsy CItiV0yant
And card reader; advice given on buaness.
marriage and divorce: this woman has read
Tor many people in mary countries. Her
predictions are reliable. 1901 q st., cornss
18th aull-yOt
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MADAME STANLEY, ROYAL Gypsy PALM
list. rsads the hand like an open book; sstisr
faction Eusrauteed; give her . cslL lsll It. ne.
mhI2QR
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MRS. II. IIJSBY.

Scientific PsimisUy. -impresdnal Life Read
inn. East IndiA crystaL Pc. q and e.
Positively ladies onty. Cios1 10 p y. Clossd
Sundsys f0ls ilfh Il. nv. myaM
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MRS. MARY SHOEMAKER. SPIRITUAL
and card reader. a3 N St. NV. North
As3. Hours. /; a.. m. tobs p. m. ap3st
PROFESSOR lie RENSCH
The satiaactnry pslmist and elairoyant, can be
consulted daily loH Yth st. NV. Hour I 10
N m. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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'Buddie" vermillion and Roy Van
Norman have returned % the east
gun carriage shop sfter q year OF
service I'm Europe.