The Holly chieftain., October 08, 1897, Image 2

About The Holly chieftain. (Holly, Colo.) 1897-1987

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NI YOUR BUILDINGS
INSURE "2 fiomes|
C. L. MCPHERSON, |,
Holly, €olo. {
«oAgent for the |’
JTman Ameriean Insurance Company, |
—~-of—-
NEW YORK. ;
[usures Against 4
FIRES, LIGHTNING,
\&/ TORNADOES and |,
~ CYCLONES. |
WhY Should We :
Patronize the ?
“POSTAL" ¢
4ocuus: T i
Its service is prompt and relinble.
it has new lines and modern equip
ment. |
It maintains genuine and aggreseive
sompetition. ‘
Public patronage is essential to the|
continued maintenance of competition. '
The present low rates and good ser- ‘
vice bhave been obtained only through '
s competition, ]
Its employess are intelligent, dilli-
Aent, energetic and courteous and thelr |,
constant ¢flort i to render the BEST
telegraph scrvies, ’
Tt reaches every important commer
cial poiat in the Unpited Btates and|
“anada and connects with the LEAD. l
#NG Atlantic Cable Company.
These are a few reasons why you
ahould send yonr 1 |
'l':lvgnmm'hy ("he POS’I .’\ L,
THE HOLLY OFFICE I 8 OPEN:
from 8 o’clock A. M. 1o 8 o’clock . M.
AUNDAYS: otolo A, M.and 5 to 6P,
. H. W. Mirrorn,
Manager.
DEXNVER,
COLORADO SPRINGS,
PUEBLO,
TO EVERYWHERE.,
Throngh gervice in ELEGANT
VESTIBULE TRAINS (sleepers |
and chair cars) Letween |
COLORADO POINTS .
and Chicago, Kansas City, :
Los Aongles, San Francisco :
and Salt Lake City. [
Ome Change to New York and Boston.
The way to travel is to start
right Santd Fa Remwte ,ffers the best
possible accommodations to nearly
every par of the world.
For Information concernfng
‘:lmpd aud steamship m
vel, address,
J. P. NALL,
General Agent, Piss,, Dept..
1700 Lawrence St., Denver, Colo.
ety
@: L. NlePhersom
NOTARY # PUBLIC,
HOLLY, =~ «~ <« €O
4. K. DOUGHTY.
ATTORKEY-AT-LAW
Office in Land Office Building,
Lamar. Colorado
WMTED'-AN IDEA‘?"'.;_:;.‘.:.:'?JE:E
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D. .. for thair $lBO prise offer.” ‘
CARRIES THE LARGEST
SFTOCK IN EASTERN
COLORADO OF
Hardware,
Harness,
Stoves and Ranges,
McCormick Mowers, etc,
Furniture,
Undertaking Goods,
Pumps and Pipe.
Rock Bottom Prices for
Cash.
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LAMAR, COLORADO,
'HE HOLLY CHIEFTAIN.
Pl'l”.l.‘rl:l'll) EVERY I"'-RH).\Y. !
BY H. W. MIL%éRD. i
S.W. PERKINS, - . Local Editor. |
HOME NEWS.
J. 8. McMurtry and family svenll
Sunday in Holly,
Bille are posted in town asbnouncing
a big circus at Syrucuse for the 13th.
T. D. Newman went to Tribune
Tuesday to attend the Greeley county
fair.
There seems to be an nnusual ameuot
of freight unloaded at the depot these !
days. |
Ed Sewall does first class plastering, l
paper hanging and painting at reason- |
able prices. !
Ben Riley bas moved his family into |
town &0 his ebildren can et the bene- |
fit of our sctool,
The plasterers are kept qaite lxury{
replagtering 'he houser that are being |
‘moved into town. ‘
| Dr. R. D, Wilson went to Denver an |
}.\londuv after bis lawily and iucidenl-l
ally to take 1n the festival,
Joe Cisney, the wes! end eection fore
man became ill on Monany and went te
the hospital at La Junta to recuperate. |
Jobn Gores, jr., and Mr. Smeltz nn‘
overseelng the business ot the Amity
company during Supt. Pettee’s ab
sence,
J. R. Webster has been looking atrer
tne laterals snd ditch this week, while
Chiet Greenlee is seeing the sights 1n
Denver.
Oncar F. Leonard, democratic candi
dute tor conaty enperintendent, was in
Holly and vicinity, Wedoesday “conat
ing democrat noses.”
Holly does not appear to be very
exteusively represented on any of the
county tickets, But that’s all nguot,
Hoily is to buve the Nalvation Army
culony.,
A band of gypsy fortune tellers were
cumped 1u tho vast part of town this
week., Lhey wanted to tell the denr'
people’s foriune 4t 80 much per lve,
vuc dida’t get many j be.
Three xood aud substuutial dwelling
bhouses hayve been adoed to Holly aur
g Lthe past wees wud the pruspects
are LAt Lh.s will be about the sverage
weekiy lucresse lor several weeks (ol
comsa,
J. M. Johustoun has just received
4 nice hioe of men’s clothing whieh
be is selling very cbheap.
Abe¢ Peurl, » Prowers cosuly corn
Faiser, cisliue that thele Is DUL BuyLLe
wliv can stund ou the ground aond teacn r
Lue averuge car ub il 18 LUW hasuging
vl Lbe stulk lu Lis cora leid.—La Juu
tn Titses.
Schivol began ou M uday with » laree
aticudsuce, 10 fact there was not roows
Cuvugl to comioriubie seal wll the
cullaren., Owiug to the crowded con
ditlun of sue scbool rovm Miss Kester
olaris ÜBS wiltlh Ler scloVl Under o dis
alvVaulugo aud psicule sLOUd bear
Lols 1u wiud wbeu dispused L criticise
‘ue Work doue. .
Johuston carries a large line of
men's sUOes, pauts sud turuisuing
gouds at the very lowest price,
eSy L oL 3 eyt
Fake your watch, clock or jewel
ry to Applegate at Lamar tor tirst
class repairing.
SR o w4y
Mr. Derwin Morris of La Junta, aud
Mics Alma Mitchell of Holly, were mars
ried in this city Wednesday of this
week by Bev. Geo. E. Bicknell. Mr.
Morrie is @ railrosd wan runaiog be
tween La Juota and Dodge €ity. He
bas won fur hie wite one of the nicest
giris tbat ever lived in Hamiiton coun
ty and we wish the happy cuapie con
tinued huppiness and succees in life.
—Byracuse Journal.
In the begiubing Gud created the
heavens snd the esrth. Thea he msde
thie editor and the liberal patronizers
and the prowpt paying subscerbers and
it was goud, The next day s Minoeso*
ta biizzurd e in, and He creatcd a
wao who didn’t take s home paper
aud auother who diun't believe in ad«
vertising, and He rested. ‘Then the
devil got iuto the moulding room; snd
created the fellow who takea the edi
tor's paper for vears und then failg to
pay for it: The devil then rested but
the editor hasn't had any reat since.
—Exchange.
MASQUERADE BALL.
A Masquerade Bal: and Oystet sup
per will be given at the Milver Ntar
hotel in Coolidge on Friday evening,
Uctober 16th. All are invited to at
tend. Music by Charley Reid’s Orches
ra. Get vour false faces at White
Bros.
A few weeks ago the editor was taken
with & very esevere cold that caunsed
him to bv in s most miserable condition.
[t was undoubtedly a bad case of Is
grippe and recognising it as dangerouns
he took immediate steps to bring a
boat & speedy cure. From the adver
tisement of Chamberlain’s Cough Re
edy and the many good recommenda
tions included therein, we concluded to
make a first trisl of the medicine. To
say that it was satisfactoty in its re.
suits, is putting it very mildy, indeed.
It acted like magic and the result wag
8 speedy and permanent cure. We haye
00 hesitancy in recommending this
excelient Cough Remedy to anyone
afficted with a cough or cold In amy
form—The Banner of Liberty, Liberty
town, Maryland, The 26 and 58 cewd
#idoe for 00is by O, b MeFheraon.
| George Wilson is epjoying the fostiv- |
ities st Denver this week. ;
‘ George Hollis 18 painting his coul |
| bouse (and aleo his pants) « reddish
. hue,
8. Harden, our butcher and grocer,
was io Lamar last Saturday on bosi
UeRE,
No country in the world ever saw
nicer weather than esstern Colorad«
is enjoying just now.
! H, P. Horst’s houee arrived las
Saturday aud was located on nortl
Fifth street where it looms up very
congpicuously.
That maelk over Kid Baxter's eye har
about disappeared but the curiosity o!
hia friends a8 to how he came by it bar
oot diminished.
|
| Mrs. W.W. Reynolds went to Lamar
| Monday morning to attend her siater
lin-law, drs. E E. Viocent, who i
| quite seriouely ill. |
| Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Tattle started
| Taraday for Baca county to wvisit their 1
| bomestead, They were sccompanied |
by Mies Ethel Heffman. |
! We are glad to note that Mre. J. L !
| Wood, who has been ill the grestes ‘
part of the summer, hag 80 far recover
‘ ed aK to be avle to get out, )
l J. L. Wood eays the yellow fever
quarantine in the sourh s loterlering
considerably witth his lumber business,
a5 hie is unable to get apy additional
! stock. ‘
I Ed Sewall buya his material for
| painting, plastering and paper hang
‘in‘ by wholesale, Call on himv for
vsumates. He gives his patrons the
beuvefit of wholesale price tor material.
| A gort of pugilistic encounter took
place upon our street Saturday evening
but owing o the indisposition on the
partof one of the participants to iu
dulge in such & dangerous past lum-}
0o damage was done, |
If all the towns of the state turned
out crowds for the Mountaiu and Plain
lestival 1o propertion Lo their mize as
Holly did, Peuver must he entertuin
-Ing tuily as large numbver ol peopie ar
her newspapers report.
J. M. Johnston was up to Lamar
over dunday viriting hiswife and chiild.
He says Mrs. Johuston is stili improy
'lng from her lecent dlivess sand that
bLis sou, whom they have given the
name of Willism J., 18 evjoyiog the
best of health,
Col. Holisnd, of the Salvation Army,
was 10 lewn ageio this week haviog
a plat prepared of the site for hia colo
Lny. Neariy all the land between Holly
and the XY ranch uoder the Buffulo
canal and on esch sule of the rallrvad
track wili be settied upom by this
colony.
Awong those who went te Denver
to sew the fos ival were dr. sod Mr. H
A. Yettee, Mr. aud M, 8. W, Perkias,
3. F. Greenlee, James Dunlavy, Ciyde
rblnh r.. Mr. Pettee took his saddle
!slong snd «Xpec .o tu give the crowde
4 few poititers iu the art of riding buck
-Ing bronchos. |
“Hoily Hotel” in large and' beautiful
letiers 18 the welcome sign thut meets
the eye of the tired snd hungry trayci
er a8 ke ulights from the train. With
itsa new coat of paiot and new siga the
Holly hotel is a8 pice a building n?
c¢an be found 1n any ¢« wotry town .no‘
it is & great improvement to the gener—)
-al appearance of the whole town. ‘
Fravk Gilman was down frony Grana
da ou Tuesday aud iutormmed uve that |
he Lad purchased the Granada livery
barn aoud desired to sdvertise his bus
ness 1o the columns of the CumsPriin.
Hence bin *‘ad” will be seen in thi
issue. Frank is s wide awake young
man, is widely known in this part of
the valley and will no doubt make a
success with his new ventare,
For Ladies’ fine shoes go to John
ston’s. A complete lime of Oxfords
in black, tan, or chocelate. The
“Topsy” hose to mateh.
e s o Tt e I
Croup Quickly Cured.
MoUNTAIY GLEN, Ank.—Our children
were suffering with the croup when we
leceived a bottle of Chamberlain’s
Cough Remedy. It sfforded almost
instant relief.—F. A. TuorNTON. This
celebrated remedy is for sale by C. L.
McPherson,
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It any of our giris ehould at any tiwe
wish to give a young man a tip about
leaving for home after entertaining
pim until the chickens crow, the foi
towing plan may be used to good wde
vantege: Hand the young man a pea
cil and paper and sask bim to make
¢leven ciphers in a straight line, then
to commence at the first and from
the right side of the cipher draw s
short line straight down. On theright
of the fourth make a short line up; on
the right of the fifth draw a line down;
on the right of the seventh and eigbth
make short lines up, snd from the right
of the tenth one make a mark down.
1f the ynung man doesn’t make him
self scarce after perusing what he has
printed, let the bull dog loose and help
make business for the tailor and pill
peddler.
It yon want to buy a farm eee 8.
W. Perkins.
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SANTA FE ROUTE—Callforaia Limited.
Beginning October 20, the Banta Fe
Route resume its semi-weekly Califor
nis Limited train for the seanon of 1807-
98.
Equipment will consiat of superb
vestibuled Pullman palsce sleepers,
buffet-smoking car, and through din
ing car managed by Mr. Fred Harvey.
Most luxurions service via any line,
and the quickest timne.
Another express train earrying palace
snd tourist sleepers, leaves patnLy for
California.
Ingsire of H, P. Honst, Local Agent,
AT 40 F. Ry,
N it ) - ey €
| Those wbo belfeve chronic disrrhoes |
jm be incurable ghould resd = hat Mr. |
| P. L. Grisham, of Gaars Mills, La., hus |
|to eay on the subject, yiz. “I havu}
been s sufferer from chronic disrrhoea)
ever since the war and have tried nll{
kinds of medicines for it. At last I
found a remedy that effcted s cure!
and that was Chamberlain’s Colie,
Cholera and Disrghoea Remedy.” Tnis
medicine can aiwsys be depended upon
for colie, cholers morbus,dysentery and
fiarrhoea. Itis pleasant to take and
ney er fails to effeet a cure. 25 and bOl
cent gizes for sale by C. L. McPherson
C. L. McPherson has just re
| ceived a large stock of ladies’ drees
| 2oods and shoes. Prices low as the
lowest. .
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THE OCTOBER NUMBER
| Ofthe DELINEATOR is cailed the
Auntumn Number, and its representa
-lon of the new Rassian bionse waists,
fan back #kirts and all the other Au
|tumn noveities jn drees modes and
millinery i1 made complirte hy & series
t artistic color plates. The literary
fratures include a bright and orlsp
novelette, “A triomph of miod,)”” by
‘| Anna Eichberg King, author of the
feaptivating Eitwyk Siaories. Martin
| Orde contioues “Clive Rayner’s Adveon
| tures,”” his hero invading the apart
,Jments of a certain Russian Grand
| Duke. The series of articles on S.cial
Lite 1n America has s brillisnt adtition
| in the paper on Soeietv in the Leseer
Cities, by Edith M. Thomas. Jeanie
| Drake’s “‘New York Types” le this
| mouth devoted to The Laudlady. BDr.
Grace Peckham-Murrsy discueses the
| use of Coswetics from a medical stand
| point. The page devoted to the an
| aw«ring of questions on etiquette has
| already proved s great success: in the
| hande of Mra, Mary Cadwulader Jones.
‘| J. Bell Landfear econtributes a novel
and pretty ““Harvest Drill” for seven
| teen boys and giria. Frances Steven
| =on tells bow the sweeping re-forma in
[ troduced in Japan have affected the
position of women, W. S. Edwards
| eontinues his instroction« on Home
Taxiderwy; Mre. Witherspoen’s Tea-
Table Chat includes s dircuesion of the
'|new dispensation in shoes; Mr. Vick’s
| answers to correspondents on Flower
‘| Raiging and Gardening sre as helpfmi
| a8 usual; tue “SBessonable C okerv” is
'| deyoted 1o some characteristic Eaglish
‘| dishes; the new bnoke are carefully
noticed and the neediework festures,
| headed by Emma Haywood's Feney
Stitches and Embroideries, include the
usnal i lustrated depar:ments of Crock
eting,Luce-Makiog, Knitiing, etc.
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The McMULLEN WOVEN WIRE FENCE €9,
| $34. 196, 118 and 120 Orienne St ONICASO. ILL.
‘l?:ur. Salt-Rheums and Eczema.
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For mle ot McPhovson's.
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! to Chicago, Kausas City |
i, and all partes of Kaneas. {
| WEST Two days to California. {
One night ont to Phoenix. |
Quickest time to Portland. ‘ -
SOUTH Two days to Galveston, ‘
One night out to El Paro. J
l 86 hours to Mexico City.
Through Pallman palace sleepers
and free chair cars in each direction.
Daily tourist cars to California. All
| trains are up to date and fast. Dining
(cars and eating houses managed by
Fred Harvey.
W.J.Brack, G. P. A., J. P. Haaz,
Topeks, Kansas. Gerneral Agent,
1700 Eawrence St.,
‘ Denver.
*Keop in the Middis of the Road,,
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| SUFFERING.
' ousands of )
3 Thmen are )
troubled at
monthly inter
vals with pains
in the head,
back, breasts,
| shoulders sides
| hipsand limbe.
| But they need :
3 not suffer, !
| These pains are symptoms of
‘llfimtll derangements that
| can f:"::c“" The men
strual func on M m
peinlessly.
M ELREE' .
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InesGardul
makes menstruation painl
and regular. It p\m& d:l.'l
cate menstrual organs in condi
tion to do their work ‘ro’cl,.
Asd that stops all this pain. ]
Moot e e
th after month w)
of Cardui will retieveneer 10 |
costs $l.OO at the drug store.
“E,;lo-'t you get a bottle
Por advice, in cases requiring
mmmu.-um
ul"‘m- “The et
Chattancoga Medicine
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< President. A, N. PARRISH, Vice Pres i
B. B. BROWN, I (;.: lml:l“l‘)' ‘(‘;a-lm::.l D : ;-», ;
21 FRSTS NATIONAL? BANK@
LAMAR, T o COLTE
= % Gl
Capital Stock ek #50.000:. iy
Surplus, Sl 4800.
DIRECTORS. ' ;
B. B. BROWN, A. N. PARRISH, W. €. GOULD; . ; 3
M. D. THATCHER, T. M. BROWN. |
FURNITURE STORE..
MRS. BELLE HOLLIS, PROPRIETRESS. ] i
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Bedroom Sets, Chairs,
Sofas, Rockers, any
thing you want in the
Furniture Line.
‘ UNDERTAKER AND
PRACTICAL EMBALMER..
' HOLLY, COLORADG.
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(. L. McPherson, %
DEALER IN GENERAIL.
; MERCHANDISE
i r PRESCRIPTIONS CARE-
Dflg’ z spunlty! I“T_TI;LYV_HC()MI"O‘UNDEI"
DAY OR NIGHT:.
%
E GEO: A. WATFON, g
Real Estate and Collection Agent..
I have bargains in land with ;
water that sunnot Be
Rurpasseds §
= Pructice in Justice Conrts and :
the U, 8. Land Otice, g
— oolluetlo-ansy-oell-rry.. ?
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" Does s General L.i.\wrand Feed: Businenae.
RIGS FURNISHED, RATES REASONABIE.
—t- JAMES BAMRD, Propristor -e-—
HOLLY, - - - - - -_ . COLORADO
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Aceemmodations - Figst - class.
Nrs, Kate Nl’iling«:r‘, Prop. ;
HOLLY, COLO.
J.L. WOOD & SON, -
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Lumber, batix, Shingles, Doors and W mdow Such. 2
—-COMPLETE STOCK,—. 4
HOLLY, - - - - . . .. COLORADD
SILVER STATE HOUSE
W. E. Vincent, Prep. i
LAMAR, - © 2 Mmé oofC . COLORABER |