The Holly chieftain., May 14, 1897, Image 2

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FIRES, LIGHTNING,
W/ PORNADOIS and
CYCLONES.
Any other plece in the vounty
For igh prices, but it
You want good goods at
Bed rock prices, goto J. L,
MAYFIELD’S
Store in Granada, where yon
Can get drygoods, clothing, boots,
Shoes, notions and furniture, |
Call and see him at |
GILANADA, ‘
Where e will be
Pleased to show vou |
The finest stock of ‘
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THEHOLLY CHIEFTAIN.
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HOME NEWS.
] Get your ice of Miles Standish.
| “Keno” Rogers rode his whee! down
| from Astor this week.
| mo complaints of scarcety of water
: in the Buffalo canal.
| New vegetables are beginning to put
in an appearace at the stores. ‘
I'or grocenes, fresh and salt meats
and provisions go to S. Harden. |
Go to Thomason’s if you are
bungry, snd try one of bis square
meals.,
Miles Standisb will deliver ice in
Holly. Leave orders at C. L.
McPherson’s store,
C. L. McPherson has just re
ceived a large stock of ladies’ dress
goods and shoes. Prices low as the
lowest. |
WANTED—A good girl to do general
honse work. Call at the (,"..'erl’.\l.\"
office.
Buy a Thurmal bath and be
healthy. S. W. Buillingslea, of
Lamar, sells them.
‘ George Hollis is doing considerable
farming of late. He has anice garden.
Mr. Temple, of the Western News
paper Uniou, Denver, was in town
Tuesday,
This oftice turned out some job work
for C. H. Adams and W. H. Chaplin
this week,
W. I. Chaplin, a prominent farmer
near Granadn, subscribed for the CHigr-
TAIN this week.
George Wubster is irrigating the
Johnsou tract of land two and a half
tmiles northwest of town,
Jake Wilcox, foreman of the Duancan
farm, is ore of the busiest men in theee
parts, Hekeeps his work right up with
the season,
Get your watches and jewelry re
patred at Applegate’s, Lamar. Sat
-Isfaction guaranteed.
S. Harden has just received a full
stock of fresh Groceries and respect
fully solicits the patronage ot the
publie.
Springrield Herald: The ‘“Never
sweat’” base ball club is & product of
Prowers county. They are ‘‘under
Irrigation” &nd don’t need to sweat.
Mrs. Wm, Dodson and Miss Mnggiel
Newman returned to their homes in
Tribune, Monday after sojourning in
Holly for a week or more.
The dam at the headgate of the
Underflow canal washed out last Fiiday
mght. It was rebuilt Monduy and the
ditch was without water but a few
hours,
The following farmers: received sugar
beets seed from the Agricultaral de
partment this week: H. Brown, 8. N.
Canfield, John Duncan, V. Coats and;
Cliff Wgood.
| STRAYED from Holly; Colorado, one
| bay gelding, weighs about 1030, in good
tlesb, no brund. Any one taking him
up and gending notice to the CHIEFTAIN
otfice will be liberally rewarded.
Wm. Simpson who has been working
with the surveying party for the past
two months retarned Friday. Heis at
work improving his five acre tract,
having set out » numbver of fruit and
forest treea this week.
About w hundred yards of the Amity
flume on Sund creek washed out Friday
night, because of the waste gate being
left closed. Supt. McDowell is up there
having it repaired and 1t is probably
completed by this time.
For seed wheat, address The La
mar Milling & Eleyator Co. Sam
ples of this wheat can be seen at the
CuierTalN office.
A. J. Horten, Mgr.,
Lamar, Colo
‘lt Is The Best on Earth.”
That is what Edwards & Parker:
merchanta of Fiains, Ga., eay of Cham
berlaing’s Pain Balm; for rheumatism:
deep deated and muscalar pains, BSold
by C. L. McPherson.
C. H. Frybarger, Carlton, Colo.,
sells 10 packages of Arbuckles or
Lion coffee for §1.40,
Bushel baskete for 25 cents or 2 for
45 cents.
The Westfield (Ind.) News priota the
following in regerd to an old residest
of tbat place: “Frank McAvoy, for
wany years in the ewmploy of the L,
N. A. & C. Ry, here, says: ‘I haye used
Cbamberlain’s Colic, Cholers and Diar
rhoen Kemedy for ten years or lenger
—sm never withont in my family. 1
consider it the ves. remedy of the kind
manufactured, I tuke plensure in rec
commending it’.”” It is & specific for
all bowel disorders. For sale by C. L.
McPherson.
|How Mayfleld of Granada Sells
) Ciothing.
A good suit for $5.95
A better one for 6.00
A humtker for 7.50
A dandy for 9.00
A Crackerjack for 12.00
And a full line of Dry Goods, No
{tions, Boots and Shues, Hats and
aps, Ladies and Gentd’ @loves, atid
roftory,
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Of Dry Goods, Notions, Boots,i
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| Shoes and Furnishing Goods.
1 A HANDSOME tMY SHOE STOCK | FURNISHING
Line of New Spring Dress i Comprises of Ladles | GOODS, Underwear,
| Novelities, in gingle | and chlldren’s Fine Shoes | Shirts, Overails, Jum-
Patterns. All wool i and the BEST hine of | vers, Suspenders,
serges, all shades, | medium priced School | Gloves, Neck-ties, and
! from 30 cents a yard | snoes in the Valley. ]" ca;cg;flh; l::electtd
l up. A Beautiful line |y s tne Dress shoes, | 7¢O AL
of- Bbing, aud?Saimsil ns. Dress. Shoes.
mer Wash goods. | Heavy working sh‘oen, HATS. |
Percales, Ginghams, | P:TU)“"‘~ and Cow |
Lawns, Swisse Organ- | Doy Boots. All SWl‘i;, Fredgms,
| dis, ete., ete., | Crush, road Brim
: R { 9“6 and John B. Stetson’s.
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; : CALL AND SEE THE NEW STORE.
. J. M. JOHNSTON,
FOURTH STREET. HOLLY. COLOQ
Get your ice of Miles Standish.
| The boys bave been called upon to
work out their poll tax.
The CuierraiN and the Kansas City
Weekly Star both ope year tor $1.50.
A bridge has been built across the
slough on the sectionline east of town.
| You can get a fair bargain in gro
ceries at 8. Harden's.
Thomason serves iunches and
meals at all hours.
George Hollis is having the roofs of
his buildings on Santa Fe street paint
ed, Ed. SBewell 18 wielding the brush,
Doc Perkins has for the time being
laid aside his nice clothes and is
wdding into real hard physical labor.
He is fixing up hia new residence.
James Millinger returned yesterday
from the headgates where he has been
doing carpenter work for several weeks,
He is now assisting Lew with his new
hotel,
R. J. Milford was here a few days
this week looking for one of his horses,
He started for Tribnne Monday. and
will take his fumily to Illinois in a
short time.
l George Penny, a young colored man |
from Beaver, Pennsylvania, arrived
Friday and will make his bome at the
White House, acting as porter for that
popular hostelry,
W. L. Morehouse of Lamar, deal
er in lumber, lath, shingles, doors
gash, lime and cement. A special
|low rate on Portland cement.
| Those who love the beantiful should
{go around and take a peep at J. M.
IJohnson’s windows. The way he has
them decorated would do credit to a
| five story brown stone front in Chica
| %o.
| J. S. McMurtry and family of HHorace,
‘| spent Sundey and Monday in Holly the
guests ot Mr. and Mrs. R, H. McCoy.
{Joe returned to Horace Tuesday and
| Mrs. McMurtry will visit here a week
jor two.
i Charley Proctor returned Friday from
up the river where he has been car
pentering for the Great Plains company.
| Charley appears to have all kiuds of
|ideas in his head but whether any of
| them are of 8 matrimonial nature the
| future alone can reveal. However
| through the regularity with which he
holds Bunday evening meetings he has
| attained the title of ‘‘Rev.”
| A. L. Hare, of Horace, was down
| Tuesday. In conversation with the
'{ CuigFralN man he said he thought
this country was all right and that the
next few years would see a wonderful
change in in its appearance. He ap
| peared to be well pleased with his lot
which he invested in some time ago.
| He will have his business room fixed
.| up and either rent it or occupy it him
| self,
|| A Mr. Baker purchased two five ncre
tracts this week. He has been in the
nursery business lor « number of years
{and intends to plant all Lis ground to
.1 fruit trees. He Buys he is satistied this
will be one of the very best countries
| for truit and especially for grapes, of
which he will net out several thonsand
the first thing. He returned to Russell
Springs, Kansas, Tuesday and will
| briog his family out immediately. His
| brotber will also come oat and settle
| on an eighbty acre farm near town.
The Best Remedy For Rheumatism.
From the Fairhaven (N. Y.] Register.
| Mr. James Rowland of this village,
states that for twenty.five years his
wife has been a sufferer from rheuma
tism. A few nights sgo tha was in surh
1 pain that she was nearly cruzy. She
sent Mr. Rowland for the doctor, but
he bad read of Chamberlain’s Pain
Balm and instead of going for a physi
| cian be vent to thestore and secured a
| bottle of it, His wife did not approve
| of Mr Rowland’s purchase at first, but
| neverthelass applied the Baim thor.
oughly and la an hours time was
| able to go to sleep. Bhe now applies it
Iwhenever she feels ap ache or a pain
and finde that it always gives rellef.
He says tbat no medicine wbich she
‘had nsed ever did Yier as much good.
&o:&-udumwhmm by ©.
Passenger Train Wrecked.
As a resalt of a heayy rainfall at the
head of Clay creek last Friday night
about thirty feet of the Santa Fe track
was washed out six miles east of Lamar
at the Morse station. The flood of
water washed out the flume of the
Lamar canal driving it down against
the railroad bridze thus forcing the
water east of the bridge where it wash
out the embankment which was about
eix feet high, Passenger train No, 6
plunged into the chasm while running
fifty miles an hour.
The engine turned a compiete somer
sault, alighting in the water with its
head end toward the track. The first
car, which was a ‘“dead head,’” and the
mail car were teleacoped, both left the
track and went to the bottom of the
chusm. The ‘“dead head” car lay on
its gide & mass of splinters, The mail
car remained upright. a rail run
througk its front end. The smoker
and chair car stayed on the track bat
was pushed to the side of the embank
ment which caused these cars to stand
at an angle of about forty five degrees.
None of the cars were damaged except
the first two.
Every one who saw the wreck thought
it most remarkable that no one was
killed. The engineer was thrown about
thirty feet striking a barb wire fence in
about three feet of water, Two of his
ribs were broken. The other persons
injured were s mail clerk and three
tramps, one of whom bad an arm and a
lag broken. The mail clerk’s injuries
were slight. |
Train No. 5 was held six hours at
Granada when it run to the wreck and
the passengerd, baggage and express
transferred. Some damage wus done to
the mail as Lthe mail car was in several
feet of water, but none was lost,
The storm which caused the wreck
| was accompanied by heavy hail, huge
piles of which lay on the banks of the
creek. Many people from Granada,
Lamar and Holly yiewed the wreck.
A large force of men were put to work
immediately clesning it up, and inside
of twelye hours all trains were runoing
on time.
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Preaching Sunday at 11 o’clock a. m.
Everybody invited to attend.
Bottomley, the Lamar photoprapher,
was taking pictures for our people
this week.
The tender, empker and mail car of
the wrecked train was taken east today
on the local freight.
Those who am"i fortunate enough to
own a bike are enjoylng some line rides
these lovely mooslight nights,
A, L. Berdoe’s household goods ar
rived yesterday and are Leing placed
in the Amity cottage on Fifth street
where Mr. Berdoe and family will re
side.
The key check man worked Holly
Tuesday and sold several checks. He
also entertained a_small crowd for a
time with some excellent ocarina and
flute music.
J. E. Staunfler. of Lawrence, Kavsus,
has been here since Monday visiting
with his brother L. E., our genial night
operator. He is delighted with our
climate and will probably locate among |
us. ‘
Lamar Sparke: All the honey sold
in Lamar now 18 the product of Prow
ers county apiaries, and a great desl is
shipped out during the season. Three
years ago all the honev consumed here
was shipped in.
Mrs. J. M. Johnston arrived this
morning from soutbern Illinois where
ath bass been visiting her parents.
That faraway expression worn by J. M,
herctotore has suddenly chauged to
the very picture of pontentment.
Chris Clasen weat to Coolidge yes
terday to piace the ghimmiog machin.
ery in position and superintend the
starting of the plaat, All of the ma
chinery had not arrived so Chris re
turned this mornicg. The plant is ex
pacted to be ready for operation by
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