The Holly chieftain., October 15, 1897, Image 1

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VOLUME I.
IRRIGATED FARMS FOR SALE
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UNDER THE GREAT AMITY CANAL IN "HE
ARKANSAS VALLEY
These lands lie perfect for irrigation and are the ;
richest lands in the Arkansas valley. The
6EREAT AMITY CANAL, 100 miles long, was
built in 1895 and tegether with roserveirs cost
wpwards of $1,500,000. This is the largest and
best constructed irngation canal iw the state. It
Mas first vight to water and eau‘therefore delivéy.
~ “water 'Jnm,mx-. the wrigation season. . |
Lands can be bought in any size tracts de
fired, it Jow prices and on ‘long time payments. v
Perpetual water rights. No watcr rents to pay.
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valley. 3 i
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THE HOLLY CHIEFTAIN.
HOLLY, COLORADO, FRIDAEEEEOBER 15, 1897.
THE HOLLY CHIEFTAIN.
PURLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.
BY M. W. MILFORD.
S.W.PERKINS, - - Local Editor.
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PROWERS COUNTY DIRECTORY.
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TIME - - TABLE.
1 THE ATCHISON, TOPEKA
AND SANTA FE
RAILWAY.'
| Trains leaves Holly as follows:
EASTBOBND. - WESTBOIND.
No. o || N e
*No. 82..... 9:308.m. *No. 81....12:37p.m.
SFreightexcopt Sunday.
H. P. HomsT, Agent.
Senorita Cisneros, the young Cuban
girl who recently escaped from prison
in Cuba, arrived in Now York eity om
Wednesday and she was warmly wel
comed by the Cuban sympathisers.
She is in no danger ef being recaptured
by the Spaniards as leng as she remains
[in this country.
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The ninth statietical railroad veport
just isaned by \he interstate eommerce
commissic n, shows the railroads of the
United States to be in a prosperous con
ditine. The number of roads 1 the
hands of receivers has decreased 38 pes
cent, and the number of miles of road
hus increased 2,119 A peculiar feature
of the report is that ' while the gross
earnings of al}.the roads wus $33,000,000
greater tham the previous year. the
smount of compensation paiditp em-|
The farmers sbont Lovelnd bave
sgreed to plant at least 1.500 aeres to
sugar beets next spring, and capitalists
haye sgreed to erect s factory st that
place for manufactnring the product in
to the cride materinl. Then s refinery
is to be built in Denver for fnishing the
product.. The progress of this ' new en
terprise will be watched with great in
fterest by the people of the Arkansas
valley, as they have a decided taste for
sugar and helieve they huve as good
facilities for growing it as can be found
auywhere in the state.
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Success in farming, as 10 every other
business, depends upon the prevention
of waste, [t isa waste of land to give
it only half the cultivatiou it needs; it
is & waste of feed to give it to a poor
animal; it is a waste of time to spend it
halfdoing a thing. Ifthe wasted land
—now given over to weeds, or only half
cultivated—the wasted crops—ounly- par
tially gathered—the wasted feed—im
properly fed, were utilized to'their full
est extent another bundred million dol
larm could easily be added to the income
of the farmers of this country.—Ex
chaoge,
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The obe easential to suocessful irrige
tion farming is well.leveled Jand and to
our notion the fall of the year of all
other seasons is the best time 1o do the
work for the reason {hat geners! farm
work ie 13id by, the land 1s in good con
dition and thern ig no other labor eof
more pressing nature to take one’s time.
There are now simple and cheap grad
ingmacbines and svery farmer can have
one. Fall grading burjes weed send
100 deep to germinafe, upturns and
destroys the cocons of injurious in
sects, exposes “aw subsgll to atmos
pheric action and ledves the surfuce in
good condition for the spring work.—
Field and Fa/m.
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Six acrssofland is not much of & farm,
but it can snpport & family in cowmfort,
if intelligently managed. A BSants
Crus (Oal.) paper, gives & case—und it
is not an unusval one —of s man doing
well on s plot of ground as small as that.
“When €, N, Btocking came to Cal
ifornls, he was in search ot health_and
living, but dicourasgement stared him
and bis family in the face:. To find em
dloyment seemed: imposelbla, 80 he
bought on the Branciforte Oreek six
acres of land. He put the jand out In
vegetabie, barries, and tree-fruits, and
8 chickea yard. With the combisation
of thrifs, industry, and wn those
barres six acres of a fow yrars sgo now
fairly bud, biossom, and ripen. Last
yoar thres huitdred sed mzty-ive
dollars were harvested from a pateh of
strawberries of 080-juarter of sn acre
sad two vods. Just shink of it, ye mes
Who let the peanies slip away, and who |
ofy hard simes!. In the winter be ¢on
-2006 bithes! 10 raleing chickens. Evary |
0 St proand Wk iiad ihd s hada |
I VAT S S e s S
WASHINGTON
The Monetary. Coctfil . 4 )
its sittiog fu Washinghhd e al,
recess of two weeks. * pon |
cow posing this comm i fhat]
thers is golug to be &;’ etit !,
started in Congress soblilE: BRNENedy |
aseemblies, althongh . hiwd |
peliticians among the SN fare |’
working to prevent i el
being raised in coojrens ' Fheir |
doubt as to whether 88§ g of
thet cLaracter caa be g g |
the life of the presunt (8 B ear |
that a sharp drawing of} 5 oaes | -
in congress will result S-SR Nt she |
republicans. One of NN pof]|!
the monetary comsmisiiy N |
that there ahall be'an & pa- |
eial bogislation:ay thie if L of|
recommanded by M ey |
and be pushed by the {
influence of the adaf Rt te |
kines ave already 9 i he :
prediotion has been onRRININE. - |
cial fight 10 CongtQuETRNE SR |
bitterest and the most SN he 1
Foree bill was before St he | |
fighting will be moat ikt *" e, |
aa it will be an easy SENNE AN uny |
bill supported by tHEFEIENNNE aad |
Speaker Reed througiSRACRRNNE 1t |-
is assumed that sy (REEENNE. by |
those who ave pushingß S SLelNt |
will be antagonised MENEEEESvaIFen |
in the Senate, and e SNRESSOL S Ahat |
Jvody by elight mangb SRR no |
prophet 1o say 1 wiIEIN EERGIESE ot |
impoo-ible.lo‘* O B v |
in the Senates . _ LE-SHESS R |
If there 13 any Teni ? IR of |
| men in Washingion i "' -1
ing for the purposiE: GSEEENENE S e
{ nomination of & cabH ,'f ) pof
§New York City..is i B 3
eyes of an opcanary SR S |
reason, or no PARRRINE of
quhSuum“ ‘ ol- |
sstic than nNEMGA ‘4 A
proceeded to satily ¥RSCNNEN Of |
| Heary George 1o be MESENCaw Xbrk |
{City. There am twe i i‘; r.
(o et - |
|od in this ng; nOBSNEININCEN ho |
nttended had yoted T “: K .:*e" i f
the single tax I 8 not SHe M #bien
fone of the -l; it fi“’f |
| maxing jo bis; preisht o &”;f .
ffect: be haso’t i SNSRI K- |
| ooif. and is probe by v w%\ re |
¥ ;’—T s N T
Jor shoaasi s Wl Ses and there
jaboars ;:4’ Elicie and Japen; an
welt'an th Uniiisdßistes should be ve
presented, sfigkiving orce promised
10.d0 wo, RNI got dewn to & ques
tion of versciif hdiween Ex-Secretary |
of Btate 'has bad charge of
dhhn-lf_"' ption ‘fer ‘the United
States for SN} years, and Lord |
Salishary. Me. Foster seys Lord Balis-|
bury agreed t 0 N#vs Eogland represent. |
ed sn the Cbaferencé tb. which the
United States hisdf invitgd Rumsia aund
Jupsu to send’ yepreswntstives; Lord |
Salisbury says e did not;that he sgreed
that there shosld -bs” a conference
bet xeen represiagtatives of Eogland and
of the United Stales on the subject snd
that he will haye agents in - Washingto
to attend if, butthey will not be allowed
1o take purt in & onference with rgenis
of Russia und Japsn. Officials of the
| Department of. Hiate are reticent, but
there are grounds for the bellel that the
Depariment of Mtate has excepled Mr,
Foster’s version of the ‘controversy and
will s 0 state in's friendly but vigorous
communication'te the Eoglish Govern
ment, MNesunbile arrangements are
being made for Swo seal eonferences;
one between: the U. 8, Rumia and
Jupan, and opeßetween the U. 8, und|
England. e 3 5
Judging tnq“a jolal uiterances only
vne wonld suppees that the President
and his Cabuet Were entirely satisfied
| with the progress being made by Epain
iu its alleged effists to bribg about peace
in Cuba. but suelfis teally'not the case.
| The recuil of Géw: Weyler by Spain is.
of courve, pleasiiii theto. but they re
gard it with move @ less Suspicion; be
lieving it and slishe rest of the beauti
fol profescions of #he' mnew Bpanish
ministry to' be ÜBENY' ‘with trickery,
baving for its objest'the ‘prevention of
interference by this goverament, Re
lieving Ihis, and being thoroughly
aware thst poblig“sentiment in this
country 18 oven”fiyplu in faver of
some action by the goyernment that
would puu-ped,_'}-d to.the war in
Cubar President MeKinley and his ad
yisors are watchisg#he setion of the the
new Spanish minigley with great cars
snd ifthey becom@eonvi»oed that Spain |
is not acting in conlifauth, this govern- |
ment will act, -mlf-‘ 10 unceriain way,
President McKinley, like eyerybody
else, wauts the wazßEbusht 1o a clase. If
Spain can do it in@ieunable time, sll
right; if not, he ks this government
can. R
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"Lustgert is repiiiit 10 be - losing bls
Derve as the end AIl loug tria} draws'
near, .He is probiiils begianing to re
alise the ntter RoENN of s case-
However, i b SSVlcked }_ wil. be
solely upon circaigiiitial ayidesce, and
while the circessiiiie paiat sreogly
40 bia gull, thessilyiposst hility of his |
i junchent IR o e bia
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THE NOVEMBER NUMBER
- Of ghe Dmmlh'?lbd the
Rarly Winter Nomber, snd its wealth
of good thinss is headed by nearly s
bundred pages devoted to styles for
late Autamn and Winter, with superb
oolor plates. Among its literary feat
ures, Octave Thanet's asalysis of S..
cial Life-in the Samlalier Cities and
Towns will be found especially discrim
inating. The Quaker hercine of Har
riot Riddle Davie’ sturring abory, “A
OChance of War,” is not more edtertain
ingly originalin ber way than is the
dashing American girl in “The Farther
Adveantures of the Grand Duke,” by
Martin Orde. Jeanie Drake’s brillisns
series' of New York Types concludes
with a brignt sand witsy deplotion of
‘The Foreign Resident.” Ja .her
*Telks on' Health and Besaty” Dr.|
Grace Pockbam-Neriy diocusees \he
sclentitic aad hygenie aspects nf Dress.
No other page of the magasine will be
[ s9ad with keeper iuterest than Mrs.
Oadwalader Jones’ replies to questio.s
concerning bebavior and etiquette.
THR UELINEATOR'S young people have
an iuvainable mentor in this sccom
plished lady. They are further pemem
bered in s pretty Ribbon Drill, and ir
three Novel Enter:ainments. The reflex
action of dress is among the topies
treated in Mre. Witherspoon®™s Tea-
Table. Vegeiarians will be deiighted
by the cookery artwle, exclusively
| devored to dvabes for their uwse. Mr.
Vick’s Flower Garden includes 'some
carious facts sbout the Rubber Plant.
Therasia the ueul motices of New
i Books, and the Little folka are not for
gotten. Ewwa Huy wood’s explanation
ot. au effectize combination of lace- |
WORK with eslored ~mbroidery jo sup
plemented by the regular depariments
deveted to Crocketing, Tattinu, etc.
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Those who belivve chronic diarshoen
to be Incurabie should read what Mr,
P.E. gfllhnm. of Gaars Mills, La., haer |
to say on the subject, yiz. “I buve
been a sufferer from chronic diarrhnea
ever kince the war a::d have tried all}
kinds of medieines for it. At last I}
found s remedy that eff-eted a ecnrve
and that was ©hamberlain’s Celic,
Cholera and Disrrhosa Remedy.” This
medicine can aiwnays he depended vpon
for colio, cholers morbus,dysenters and
diarrheea. It is pleassntto take wnd
neyer fails to effect a cure. 28 and 50
cent sis-s for enle by C. L. McPherson
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to some triend in the east. In order to ‘;' '_ll':: :::l:':z:::::""-
nable you todo so_we will mail three
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AND THE HOLLY CHIEFTAIR
both one year for
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THE FIELD AND FARM AND THE CHIEFTAIN
Both-one year $250.
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