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81 G~RATIFICARA con $500 4 Ia pcrSG-
ma n:e q. inforncs exactos del paradero de
los hermaroS ERcarnacion = Carlos IfesIS :
81 nri-nc-c de :S amos de cdaG, moreno. pl-
codn de yirueIa. cara redonda. narlZ chdtI,
ojos cafe. pelo negro. alto hace com" : amos
tuvimo> raZ5n Sc encontraba on Kansas CITY
Carlos ticnc 20 amos. t-igucno. romito, cara
-edonda. picado de viruela. ojos cafe y pc!o
negro: Eace 9 amos cstaba ea Dallas. Tex.
DirI.irSc = Salomc Trieste, 2009 Lincoln St.
Laredo TfNaS. Nol
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SE EECESITAN - samiliaS para ssm6rar
lahore, a msdiaS .raSnifiSaS :ierrzS. buenss
caSas- Para infcrmss d~irijausc a + &. Gar
cis. louisville. Texas. t6)
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7, sonora MAMMA MACIAS desea saber
= H,-,dsro actual de su hiio
RAMIREZ. quien hacc dos amos aproXimada-
,nentc vino = rabaiar j los EstaGos Gnidos,
nroccden,e &c Union de san Antonio. Estaoo
!, a, n rncron de Seguin y Palcstina. su
se6o-a madrc Suplica Il las personals que Sc
pan algo de 81, Sc sIrvan corlunic :rSeio Il
Union De san Antonio. Jalisco. o al ConSu1a-
do dc Mexico en- San Antonio, Texas.
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HOTELES.
HOTEL Y CAFE MADRID"

Francisco Flores. Prop. Us Sur Santa Ro-
So Ave. Magnificos cuartos limpioS y como
dos : el dnico Cafe en- san Antonio que VEN
dc legi,imo Mole Pob!ano, Mole Nego Oaxa-
qucho, Antojos. de la Capital y dc Puebia y
Guadalajara. famales cernidos a toda bora
y Mole dc Guaiolote. ordcnes 4 Csc. soc. y
soc. Tenga presente la direction: 2i5 Sur
Santa Rosa Ave.
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Free Employment Bureau

NecsS'!anoS lE-'edia'ancnie = tecos os
.,nC,-ns On trabajcs de construction. Coz
Si-,,rf- d. Ocen Shop, col Bede.i Bldg.
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CRAM NoVEDAD EN- Fo%OGRAFoS. Los
rue ahcra cf=eceucs reunel todaS las VentA-
"a y rerfeccioneS de los apara.oS mas costo-
o. Tccan cualqule- cla>e de GiSco- ' son de
.onTt-ucci6n muy fuerte y durable. M'ent-as
:. groten los remitircmos ljbrc$ de Eas:oS. :or
Il pequeEa surra de $3.50. Pita hoy nLsmc
81 suvo a CuAPA MERCANTILE CO, SIS
" Commerce. s.. san Antonio. Texas. En-
viauos Catalogo gratis J quien 10 ~soiicite.
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UNA JOVEN que tonga liGeros conocimien-
tos de Aritmetica, sc ~neceSita para trabajo
pernanente. Sc prefiere una que sepa IN po-
co tocar piano. Sc paga e ~lpaSajc. Escriba a
j. A. Ortiz, Box 2e4, Galveston, Texas.
tl6)
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= KENTAN CCARrOS amueotados ) de-
.r.IssIs,.c-. uarl fuullas y paS4;eros. a G's
o. .,Sras ,yr-utryrio nr. trrutIa. PSI Ave. I.
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Ell CHOCOLATE LA MEXIcANA" por
~ sabor exquisite : calidad superior. cs
q rreferidc Je las personals de buea EastO.
listed 10 juzSarI hdciendo IN 2cdido de
prueha. La McX;caaa' a Z, Grac!a.
sol 30. Laredo -. San Antonio. Texas.
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CRATIFlCARE con $1,000 a Il persona que
~ y. ;,formes rNactos del actual paradero de
mi hermann 81 Sr. Catarino Reyes y de 81 cS-
poss Timotca Perez. En- S~eptiembre " ue
i9ls pasaron de Ciudad JuArez a III Faso'
TcHa,. CuaIQuier iuformc diriGirsc 2 MICA
nor Reyes. log : Lincoln It. A'nafiAo- Ia
HaS.
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AGRADECERE mucho 4 Ia persona que pT,
d. informarme del domlcilio actual dc IN
Era. francesca Vil!cgas, quien vive en- San
Antonio. La busca un hermano suyo. DirI-
girse n Guadalupe Vil!csas, Hotel Cont'Ae.-
tal San Antonio Texas. ~
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Para Iibros err espano!. i~irijase US
ted a IL Casa Editorial lozanc. 115
N.Sta. Rosa, Ave-, San Antonio, Tex.
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DARE $500 De GRATIFICACIoN s Ia
persona Que ME lie informeS cxactos del pa
-adero dc Jesus Perez, originario del Rancho
del Moline. jurisdiction de Nochistl&n. Esta-
do de Zacatccas. dc ~ amos de edad. de
amos ; pics, : pulgadas de e~Statura. blanco.
pelc caStaHo. ojoS cafe: recib! sus G:tTmas no.
ticiaS de Nichols California. en- JUNO pasa-
do. DirigirSe a lose Perez, Aspen, Wyo., Via
C~all:StCr. co.
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CUENTODELD Ola
AMOR PRIMERO

Cuando Ia vi6 pasar eI pobre nozo,
V oyo que lie d;jeron ieS tn armada!
lanz5 una carcajsda,
pidi6 una copa y Sc baio cl embozo.
Que mprovisc cl poeta-y hablo
thuerol
del amor, del placer. de su destino....
Y al aplaudirlc Ia embriayada tropz,
Sc le rodo una lagrima de faeao
que fue a caer al vase CRYSTALLINE:
deSpues alz6 l. copa
y Sc heblo "a lagrima y cl vine.
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Tenccros constantemente ur complete sur
lido de materialcs para sombreros. c!ntas de
todos dolores. t~afilctes tar7hitn sombreroS de
segunda mano a precios rEaonab!cs. PARIS
EXPERT HATTERS. COZ s. Alamo St San
Antonio, Texas.
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ARTICULOS MEXICAN0S

CAJETA De CELAYA uuevas. Soc. do
MEGA: Netatcs, S2.75: Molcajetes. SOC: Lo-
"a y CuriosidGdes de Guada!ajaEa; EEBA>
NEDICTNALES, etc. PREClOS po- libra 4:
Chile Negro Pasilla y MULATO. de Nfxi-
co. SITS: Chipoc,s. Sl.o0: Queso B!anco soc E
Cuc-o de- Tuna. Is po- Sl.o1. Carac SEGA,
Sc: TOMATO FRESADiLLN. . librd> por
$l.OO; CHpRIHO mcNicanO. l5c. H. de %
ar-iba. l2c. Camar6a. Ace; Ago. &c. Cane
Ia. zoe CHOCOLATE Ell TAPATto SUI
pcrio- i ;odcs. soc: Ch'char-oass Pacrco.
SOC: Micl Nag4Cy, 75c.: Colaci n. 40c DA-
I'll PASADO. extra. 25c.: Pasa lie IVA.
soc. Scmil!a Callahan, n1eva. lee-; etc. y
y concentrates. DE>PACE=IOS ordencs
De UN DOLLAR a-rIba. PRO%TO DES-
PACHp. DI-ig!rse -: CABEZCD BROS
Box 80. tn. y. San Antonio, Texas. W.
Commerce lil05=.
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boy UNA CRATIFGCACIoN de $500

DoY UNA GRATIFICACIoN de $500 a In
persona cue me informe del actual paradero
dc Carlos GaytaH, originate del pueblo dc
del ESJddo de MichoacsIn, dc IS
amos de edad de ) pies de cstatura. moreno.
ojos cafe. peio negro. labios delGadoS. nsriz
afilada. Recibi sus uItimos informeS en- Nov.
de 1916. radicado Ell Corona. California. Di-
tlS)
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Ell PRIMER CompraGor que e PEessh'G:
- stn6 "a ob+endra nj CARO- StuGsbaker .
S~siantos en- buenas condolences de- uSo. prop'o
9a-a fanilia. Gas;a IN gallon de gaso!ina por
ada rs millaS; n ~pintGra. carroceria c IN
-enio. TODD en- muy buenaS coadicIcneS. Eue-
de verse = cualquicra bora en- e. FaElee
WOLF & Marx. II6 Fannin St N6I
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DESEO >ABER del paradero dc Elias Rey-
ma. de i amos 10 edad. de regular ~estatura.
Sus GlrimaS noticias las recibinioS
de Richmond. Texas. hace cuatrc amos. Cua!-
quier informe favor de dirigir.o Il Fideneio
Rcyna. Wharton. Texas. i5l
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SOTICA MEXICANA
DEL DE. 2. EIAZ Y DIkX.

DEL Dh. 7, SIAA 1 Di.sE
III Avenlda CcnGrsSs-HouSten. Tex.
Casa tunisda exciuSi:arHente para surtlr Ia
Coionia Mexica que radica Ell el pals. A,er-
cs-a cen preferential los Pedidos per co-reo.
Cacn,t son uE cNtenso su-tIdo dc medicines
-acion8les y evtr@Ijeras. Tenemos nuevSnente
e, acred!tado Tratamientc Zendejas. Que man
c4mos ~ express . por cozreo q Qu!eoes 10
pidan.
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GUIA PROFESSIONAL


SESoREs -FERRocARRILEEoS MEN,
CSNOS. Hare que las Compshias les reem
holscu !os que inylrtleron en- sonos de .
, berrad Cot-c Back Pay aUuneuto de
sleldos. cheques y Tempo ii sufre Al
gun acctdente en- e. traha.o. yo &c DIRE 10
pus Gebe peil.. AEr-slo negocios re!aclOna
c. con IL profession en- todas pa-:s del
pais piriSirse al Lie. }. PEARCE KANE
Sos Kansas City Life BlGG- Kansas City
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ENSENANZA

MARIA CHI DE LENSHiN, p=ofesoEa de
Iiano Scaduad4 en- Ell ConserYatorio NacionA
&c Mexico, y d~iscipula Get pIsnlst2 po.aco
Alfredo LenSkin. Ga classes lAO North -
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$1,000 de GRATIFICACIoN Ie dare I II
persona GU. me irformr del actual p~aradc-o
de Ia Sra. Antou;a Reyes. En- 1905 reS:c!a en-
nandez. Cualquis- informe diriGirSe : su
hjo Aniceio Hernandez. Box III. Caliente.
Nevada. (5)
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PESOUISAS.

500 DE GRATIFICACIoN lc dare a Ia per
on, Sp,. me informe del actual p~aradero DC
los MARITIME. natural de san Luis Poto,i'
Wsyico de- 20 afos de cdad. alto, deiSado'
bIanco pelo negro, ojos grandes; 81 Tadfc
desea comunicarSe con 81. Cua!Qu'eF In!'SHte
j;-;%i-So al Sr. Abraham Martinez. callc Mo-
ralos No. 1919. San Luis Potosl. ,. i. ?,
Mexico.
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Sc VENDE UN CAIRO entero &c mar-a-
mas IegitimaS Duroc Jersey. Tel. Or. 1898.
Schwcrs Kern Commission Co. Union stock
Yards. al
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DR.. FLIPPEN

gOs ". - S:.-New York. y. y.
T~ra.amisn;o pSvjcccioalGo de las Glandu-
Is ,.-erstc!a!es. contra IA postracioa ncr-
vluss sin recrs.dad De operation y sin i'm
,sdlr Que e dsdiCue a sGs ocaI acIcDcs dlS-
20. Tanbivu t-a;O intermediates del eS-
SanE-e. pIei : eNga. &C acuerCo
On !,- u.tiuous re:otos f-anceses. >ola ne
sta naceEmc uEaS culataS ylsltaS. Homo
~lrlce u55icos. W camOio cu--@pondencia
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:: AVSOS DE- OCASION
EMPlEOS

Sc NECESlTA Professor para ensenRr en-
Escuela Official. Dirlgirse 4 Francisco Perez,
Alice, Texas. (S)
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COMPRAS:OS = VENDEhoS NUEZ
PaSauloS e. mei1r p-ecio. Navarro Guerrero
,O5 Fl Paso 50.
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LA REPATRIATION
A LOS S~OMBREREROS

ESQ. iba 4 Luis G. Siliceo, Director. 3l7H
Y. Commerce ST. san Antonio. Texas.
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DESEO sabe- el raradero o comunicaTme
cca mi mad-e. Ia sonora Maria Salazar. como
dc Sc amos Il" edad. moreno. ojos neSros. ma
riz afiiada. dc ) pics dc cstatura hacc Z
mcsc> Que Ia dejc en- Tampico. lamps. MeNi-
co. en- dondc tents una Fonda. en- la Pla-
"A de- M5ndcz. Cualquier information. IA
vo- dc dirigirsc : Paula Rivera. Valley juno
ton Iowa. (5f
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VENTAS
rrepoc.ppu yRos NEx1CANos

HINIS
Ar=cglames sNegocios FsrrocarriltroS.
Cobrauros EHEQUES. TIENPOS, Back
Pay Bones de Libertad. GoLPEs y LIZ
STONES. coasaltaS gratis. Escribar aSi:
AGENClA De NEGUCIOS AEXlCANA,
3rd Fir. h. C. Life Bids. KANSAS CITY,
Mo. U.S.A.
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Los FREOS SC retiran con IN Remedio Sim
pie. Escribame para mandarle ell Remedio.
Mande ~eStampillas para contestar, P. dc Ia +.
Hunter Texas. (6)
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DIR. E. 4.

Deu;.s,4. Part.cipa ! 81 antigua cliente-A
y yubhco en- general, que Sc encrentrS
.. rgEresp en- esta cIUdad. Bcos Bldg, Guar
~ No. 200. loo ". Houston ST.
uR GUrLLE2No HARRISON. ESp-cialisaa
70 a~nteuso>. Ill SoleGAd ST. Se habla espSnoL
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HoLINos De pIEDRA PARA NIXTAMAL
- Pida mi foileto.
p. gaca. Box o24. Los Angeles. Cal.
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VENDO CT AbonoS Frazadas. Colchas. Co:
tinaS. TapcceS. Blusas, Faldas. etc. Pida pre-
clos por Contado. r. Pucnte. los san Fer
nando II.
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EMPLEOS



SEHORTTA q MUCHACHO que scpa eS-
cribir en- maQuira sin prc;rpsioneS, acudan Il
81 :. Pinto - dc = = 1 p. m. a
NECESITO un buen SsStre que >epa cor
tar. para trabajar en- uniforme>: dcbc hanisr
ingles. $500 a u semdna. HOTEL TIA
VS.. Sl9 Lucas S. frente al Canine dc Aus
Tin ca
Sc NECESiTAN 1 Sastres. 2II E. Houston
St. los salaries mas altos. Harry Z. McCl"nc,
Sc NECESITA un machacho de IS amos
para que Guide cabras. Informan en- $50 80.
Alamo.
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LECCIONES DE PIANO Y CANrO 4 DO
RIclLo. PrecioS convenc,onaleS. Professor r.
LiX RUA<O ErGduaGo en- los ConSe-E2to-
rios DC Paris y MADRID. Rccibe ordene>- Sle
Morales 81. Sc habl4 frances y espdloL.
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DR.. V PALOMO

DOCTOR TANEZ. C~i-uisno. Dentrta Mex
cAuo. Especi2lidSd en- coronaS, puente ;
-rtermeGsGe- De "a IOcS. (PyorThesl Hshgs
la7 IN proies;oniSt2 cue - msxIcsHo y SO
20 pTacucA con msK:canos- Exanen Srats
Con>v!lz5 S-als precIO. S6nodoS y Ell aoOEA
A 10 Ge.sA. DreccIoa: AIos BoEcE IL
sac Patr0. s5S. ". ConHeEce ST. Sal
s%..-uto. Fexaa-
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e NECEciTA Tn SaStre competent. Pan
taione!oS y Saqueros:. trabalo I destajo: Sa-
cos $50: pautaolnes $500: chalecoS $500
corrpoSturas $3.50. Soianiente perosnaS de con
fianZa con Caras De TRAFALGAR, dirianse q
HAZLETT TAILORING CO, BRACkETT-
VILE. Texas.
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FoRDs &

VENDEMoS. CoMPRAMoS y CAMBIAMoS
FORpS : CHEVRoLETS de seSrnda mano.
rambien carpbiamoS cajss nuevas por viejas,
Dirf1anSe I Salomc Flores. sos E. ommere
-
The Holly chieftain., 1920-11-25
METHODIST CHURCH.

The Sunday School hour is 10 to
ii in the morning. We are having
new scholars every Sunday. Come
and get acquainted.
The pastor will be away Sunday
assisting in revival meetings in the
Norther avenue church. Pueblo.
The Rev Judge Horn of Lamar,
will deliver the gospel message at
the morning hour of worship. Mr..
Horn will also preach in the after
noon at 3 o'clock at Fairvicw school
house
The EpwOrth league will have
their meeting at $50 p IN. The
topic is Christian, Unchristian or
Antichristian'. Miss Gertrude Cain
will lead the meeting.
There will be no evening worship
or sermon in the church. We very
much desire that all our members
and friends join in the worship at
one of the other churches.
This church will have pulpit
supply each Sunday morning and
evening during the pastors absence
and announcement of the same will
he made in this column.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-11-25
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Thanksgiving will be the sub
jcct of the sermon by the pastor at
the 1890 morning service next sun
day, November 2S How Jesus was
received Matthew II and II, viii
be the topic and text of the Sun
day school lesson. Christian En-
deavOr at Gas. At f:30 there will
be special Thanksgiving praise
service with a program of special
music which appears elsewhere in
this paper and sermon by the
pastor on The Pilgrim Spirit
This is the second of the sermons
on The Pilgrims. their Faith and
Practice
Prayer meeting each Wednesday
evening at 1880.
All are cordially invited to all the
services of the church.
WILEY X. WRIGHT, Pastor.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-11-25
Notice of Chattsl Mortgage Sale

Public notice is hereby given that
the Undersigned. The Arkansas Val
ley Sugar Beet & Irrigated Land
Co. will sell at public sale to the
highest and best bidder for cash
the following described property at
Holly, Colorado. on the 9th day of
December. A. d. 1920, to-wit:
Two red cows: six Holstein heiferS:
seven Red Heifers; one Registered
Purebred Ho]stein Bull.
Said property will be sold under
the terms of one certain chattcl
mortgage of date February 30. 1918
given by Guy r. Hight and Arlo T..
Hight to the said The Arkansas
Valley Sugar Beet e. Land Co, to
secure the payment of an indebted
ness in the sum of S2,75O0O and de-
fault having now been made in the
terms of said mortgage. the said
Company reserves to itself the right
to bid upon the whole or any part
OF said property at said sale
The Arkansas Valley Sugar Beet
& Land Company.
BY w. S. PARTRIDGE, Manager
The Holly chieftain., 1920-11-25
Z 1. + < j. + + + + + + & - + 4. + |
: PLACES OF SUNDAY WoR !
! SHIP IN HOLLY. .
+ 4#+s* sH#+#x x++** !
HOLLY BAPTTST CHURCH

HOLLY BAPTIST CHURCH
Sunday School .... 1890 a. m.
Children's Meeting -. 300 p. m.
For all the boys and girls of Hol-
".
b. Y. p. L. ............ Gas p IN
Preaching by Rev. Starring at
u:W Il. IN. and 1870 p. IN.
Everybody welcome to the special
meetings now going on. Attend
ance is growing each night. Results
have been encouraging. There's an
uplift in every meeting Miss Co
henOur will sing at all services.
r. NJ. GRAHAM Pastor.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-11-25

FOR SALE-GOod well improved
40 acres irrigated land northwest
of Holly Price $4,000. $500 cash,
$500 January /, 1921: $1,000 Deem
ber !, 1921 Balance annually pay
ment Write owner, Box 81, Bristol
Colo, for more information. c2l-2t
The Holly chieftain., 1920-11-25

FOR SALE Two Hereford bull
calves, months old, still on cows
Each are three-quarter blooded, !
horned and one polled on both sides
o. G. Craven, Coolidge. Kansas.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-11-25

FOR SALE-240 acres land, 26 miles
southwest OF Holly. well, barn
good granary, COW shed. One-half
dugOut house. all fenced and eros
sed-fenced. IS acres cultivation,
% acres wheat. Priced at less than
$50 per acre. $500 can be carried
two years. inquire Chieftain Of
flee. c2l-3t
The Holly chieftain., 1920-11-25

STRAYED-November u, one bay
mare with saddle and dark green
blanket Last seen near Coolidge
A. b. Pierce, Holly. Colo. p24-lt
The Holly chieftain., 1920-11-25
Want Ads
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-COmplete plOwing and
disking outfit with 1924 engine,
guaranteed in first class shape.
Anyone contemplating tractor
will do well to look this outfit
over. If interested inquire at the
Service Garage. Holly. Col.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-11-25
Dryland Loans

/ am now in position
to make a few good
first mortgage loans on
dry land and will be
glad to quote you
terms if you are inter
ested in a loan at this
time.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-11-25

FOR SALE-l60 acres dry farming
land tSE Ia, See. 1S-2l-43.) Early
sale must be made to settle es-
tate. Priced right. Address
Mrs Flora Clary, 1924 f. Hodge
st. Tulsa, Oklahoma.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-11-25

The social department of the
Womens Society of the Presbyterian
church will hold it's regular monthly
meeting at the home of Mrs. E. ID.
Shirley December End at 2:30 p. m.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-11-25

FOR SALE-22 Buff Rick and Is
Buff Leghorn rOOsters. Mrs. J. Ii.
Dempsey. one-half north and one
half mile east of Amity. c-25-tf.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-11-25
Certificate of Authority. No. So.
REPORT OF CONDITION
OF THE
HOLLY STATE BANK

at Holly in the State of Colorado, at
the close of business November Is.
1920.
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COUNTY SEAT NEWS ITEMS

Cranke & Johnson, auctione-
ers, have leased lots in the rear
of the Miller harness shop, and
will erect a sales pavilion and
corral, where auction sales of
livestock will be held monthly.
Nh. and Mrs. Will Jones of
Boles, are guests at the Imperial
Hotel, the latter expecting to
leave for Seattle in a few days
TO spend a few months with re-
latives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Morris
have returned from a vacation
trip to the coast. Mr.. Morris is
again on duty as conductor of
the Grangeville-I.e wiston train.
Major T. Farris of Winona
was in the city Monday. Mr..
Farris, who some time ago sold
his ranch in the Winona country
to o. c. Nail, has removed with
his family from the ranch to the
town of Winona, where they will
remain during the winter at
least.
Mrs. ]. C. Litchfield of Elk
City, died Tuesday at Elk City.
Death was due to cancer. Mrs.
Litchfield was a pioneer of the
Elk City country.
Lloyd Day has acquired the
Grangeville Clearwater stage
line from A. A. Smith. In the
deal. Mr.. Smith becomes owner
Of Mr.. DAYS ranch on the South
Fork of the Clearwater. The
stage line is operated daily be-
tween Grangeville and Clear
w"ter, a distance of eighteen
miles.
His life crushed out by rocks
in cavein in tunnel of the old
Lucille mine, near the town of
Lucille, the body of Harry South
ards. aged about 60 years, was
found Sunday by searchers, who
We're alarmed when the man had
been missing for twenty-four
hours.
T,iN Ta,~ cl1,,,, An -. -
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-12-03

Tip Top flour, still made out
of old wheat. and enough on
hand to supply you. 35-tf
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-12-03

The cALoRIc ssmbination register 10
beautifully finished. The proper ratio Of
the warm air outlet TO the return air Sec
Ton has been carefully determined sftes
yssss Of tesla
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-12-03
Tns large. scientifically psspsssiaas1
cir passage Of the cALoRIc givss Il q
greater heating capacity than any sshw
warm air furnace.

The cALoRIc rsaissss h
placed directly In ths esafsg
OF furnace where the greatest
volume Of heat 10 Reasestsd
and distributed threagh shs
center OF the register.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-02-07
SCHOOL CENSUS SHOWS LATAH
COUNTY HAS LOST POPULATION


n the is a Or
Editor Mirror Idaho
of
70 S worth
o
The with
Idahos
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-02-07

Margaret Byrns will be at the organ
tomorrow night The program is as
follows:
"Elizabeth's Prayer" from Tannhaus-
er acknowledgements. Wagner
Souvenir" .......... Franz Drdla
"Chant de Mutt" ......., Batiste
Spring Dawn" ............ Mason
DR.. J. A. Mcdaniel Is recovering
from an attack of influenza and will
soon be out again.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-02-07
Rheumatism is pain only"

Rheumatism is "pain only"
Not one case in fifty requires In
ternal treatment. Stop dragging!
Rub the misery right away! Rub
soothing, penetrating "St. Jacobs
Oil' directly into the sore stiff joints
and muscles and relief comes instant
ly. est. Jacobs Oil" conquers pain.
1t is harmless rheumatism cure
which never disappoints and does not
blister
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-02-07
RHEUMATIC PAIN
Rub 1t Right Out-Try Thisl

Timber up! Quit complaining! Get
small trial bottle of old-time "St.
Jacobs Oir' at any drug store and in.
just moment you'll be free from
rheumatic pain, soreness and stiff
ness. Don't suffer! Relief and cure
awaits you Get it! est. Jacobs Oil"
is just as good for sciatica, neuralgia
lumbago, backache, sprains and
ouo1Tinuc
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-02-07
ORGAN PROGRAM AT THE
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

An organ program will be given at
the Presbyterian church tomorrow
night at 7:30, the hour of evening
worship. This will be regular fea-
ture of the evening service for sever
al weeks. The church has an unusu-
ally good pipe organ and the weekly
program will no doubt be popular
feature with Moscow people. Miss
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-02-07
FEBRUARY lsse

school census Oh
population
population this the popu
county
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-02-07

4l6bz
Estimated nonu1aton Of northern idaho counties
SITS
1889
o
Superintendent Says Figures Correct
for Sep
district who
the district
efforts enumerae of them
school
in Tasty