The Holly chieftain., October 15, 1897, Image 4

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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1~7, |
Application made to be l
Entered in the Post OMer .0 Holly, Colorado, |
As second class niatter
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— PPRICE |
One month - $ .2,
Pour months ',
Nix months 5
One year - - . 1.50
Advertlsing rates made known on appieution |
All kinds of job printing neatly do Call }
and get our estimatos, 1
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WHEN IN LAMAR |
Caton the BE O B oo
Oriental Billiaird |
Elall. |
" @8 9 @ @ @ a rorthe
BEST WHISKIES -
- AND
- CIGARS
FRED SCHMIDT, Provggor
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T YOUR BUILDINGS
INSURE ™" jfomses|
C. L. MCPHERSON, |
Holly, Colo. ‘.
Agent for the !
Serman American Insurance (ompn\).q
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NEW YORK. {
Insures Acainst l
FIRES, LIGHTNING |
A TORNADOKS and
CYCLONES. |
WhY Should We ‘
Patronize the ? ‘
“POSTAL B |
Because:
Its service is prompt and reliable,
It has new lines and modern eqnip
ment.
It maintains gennine and aggressive
rompetition,
Pablic patronage is essential to the
continued maintenance of competition.
The present low rates and good ser
vice baye been obtained only through
its competition,
Ite employess are intelligent, dilli
gent, enerzetic and courteous and their
eonstant ¢ffort is to render the BEST
telegraph service,
Tt reaches every important commer
eial point in the United States and
Canada and connects with the LEAD
ING At)antic Cable Company.
These are a few reasons why you
phould gend your ) n
Telegrama by the ] OS If\ I_J,
THE HOLLY OFFICE IS OPEN:
from 8 o’clock A. M. to 6 o’clock P, M.
FUNDAYS: 9to 10 A, M.and 5 to 6 P.
M. H. W. Mivrorp,
Manager.
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anta e Route
DENVER,
COLORADO SPRINGS,
PUEBLO,
.TO EVERYWHERE,
Through service in ELEGANT
VESTISULE TRAINS (sleepers
and chair cars) between
COLORADO POINTS
and Chicago, Kansas City,
Los Apgles, San. Francisco
and Salt Lake City.
éne Change to New York and Boston.
The way to travel is to start
pight Santa Fa Route- qffers the best
possible accommodatiotis 1o nearly
- every par of the world.
For information concerning
:auro:ul and steamslitp 2“2
ravel, unddress,
¥ J. P. HALL,
General Agent, Pass, Dept..
1700 Lawrence St,, Denver. Colo,
J. K. DOUGHTY.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Office in Land Oftice Building,
Lamar. Colorado
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CARRIES THE LARGEST
STOCK IN EASTERN
COLORADO OF
Hardware,
Harness,
Stoves and Ranges,
McCormick Mowers, etc,
Furniture,
Undertaking Goods,
~ Pumps and Pipe.
AT 7 & |
- Rock Bottom Prices for
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Cash.
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@u AND SEE MY STOCK; AT
%m COLORADO,
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HOME NEWS.
-‘l Give the new blacksmith a trial, |
! SO, Joves, the Coolidge hardware]
| merchiant, was in town Mondav. i
| Kid Baxter and tamily took in the
cirens at Syracose on Wednesday.
T. D, Newman returned Tuesday and |
| 18 ax tin at the case in the CHIEFTAIN |
:um(‘u.
| Ed Sewall does first class plastering,
: paper hanging, and painting at resson
able prices.
| A. (. Burgesser, of Versailles, llli—'
| nois, has been here during the week
[ looking after his real estate. ¥
| J. W. Morse, democratic randhh!e!
for ussegsor, was interviewing the vot |
ers on the east glde during the week. |
=, W. Perking and wife have taken I
chiarge of the Chop House restaurant,
| Francis Conley having retired from the
business. |
J. 5. Chenoweth bought a honse up |
in Greeley county and on last Saturday |
had it moved on to bhis farm in the
Amity settlement,
E. E. Bennett has opened up =&
blacksmith and wagon shop in the
‘ King boilding. All work guaranteed,
l and prices reasonable. |
Dr. R. D. Wilson’s household goods
arrived Monday and be has_been very
I busy during the week getting them in
] position in the cottage on Seruml’
| street,
I Master Chase McPherson gave his
little friends a party last week, the
occasion being his 10th birthday., A
large number of the little folks werei
pregent and enjoyed themselves most
heartily, ‘
Fred Mohl visited Holly agsin last
week, bringing with bim a party of
ventleman from Chase county, Kansas,
| who were investigating the situation
hers with a view of inveating in Yrow
ers county real estate,
Johnston carries a large line of
+[ men’s shoes, pants and furnishing
.} zoods at the very lowest price, l
Y Take your watch, clock or jewel
ry to Applegate at Lamar for first
.| class repairing.
: The Holly hotel 18 agsuming metro
"} politan airs. An electric bell was this
week placed in position connecting the
. |office with the lundiord’s sleeping
| | apartments, for the use of guests who
arrive late at night or real early in tne
1 morning. Theinterior of the building
Lins been nicely papered and paioted.
) David Barnes, of Granada, was circu
lating around in this part of the courn
y| ty on Fridav last, in the interest of his
candidacy for county superintendent,
Mr. Barnes is a very pleasant gentle
man to meet and appears to be emi
.| nently qualified for the duties of the
office to which he aspire e.
About a year ago Dan Larmor pur
chased & hundred cows, paying sl6
per head for them. This week he sold
the increase from these cows to A, N,
Brooks for §I6OO, and says the cows are
worth today S3O per head. Mr. Brooks
says he will get S2OOO fur thiese calves.
This is a fair profit on these cattle, but
itis just what our cattle deajers are
making every day.—Garden City Her.
ald.
J. M. Johnston has just received
.| nice line of men’s clothing which
he is selling very cheap.
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The alfalfa hog raiser of Colorado can
raise hogs for one-half the money that
the farmer in the east can, says the
Field and Farm. He 18 not afreid of
that bane of the eastern hog raiser’s
‘| life—hog cholera—as it is called -here.
He has the advantage of the very best
t o{{nsrkelé in the mountains as well as
t{in Denver. And Denveris one ot the
: moat rapldlg, growing markets in the
United Statee today. Stock loaded in
the evenlog is usually in Demver for
the next morping’s market.
Everv day there are new evidences of a
geoneral improyement in all kinds of
business in Holly. The townis enjoy
- |ing a steady and healthy growthk, just
keeping pace with the improvements
Roing on in the counntry sutrounding.
A town built up as Holly ie, backed by
a nich agricultural region, tilled by an
intelligent, progressive aud indnstrious
class of farmers, can have no reaction.
New farms cf forty or eighty acres each
wre being sold every dny and next
. | season will see the cultivated area
more than trehled. This wil! mesn a
corresponding increase of the bueiness
in town.
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MASQUERADE BALL.
A Maequerade Ball and Oyster sup
por will be given at the dilver Star
hotel in Coolidge on Friday evening,
October 15th. All are invited to at
tend. Music by Charley Reid’s Orches
tra. Get your false faces at White
Bros. ‘
A few weeks ago the editor was taken
with a very severe cold tbat caused
him to be in x most miserable condition.
It was undoubtedly & bad case of Is
grippe and recognizing it as dangerous
he took immediate ateps to bring a
bout a speedy cure. From the adyer
tirement of Chamberlain’s Cough REe*
edy and the many good recommenda
tiona included therein, we concluded to
make a first trial of the medicine. To
say that it was satisfactoty in its re
' | sults, is putting it very mildy, indeed.
It acted like magic and the result wa;
a speedy and permanent cure. We haye
no hesitancy ip recommending this
excelient Cough Remedy to snyone
| sfficted with a comgh or cold in anvy/
{drm—<The Banner of Liberty, Liberty
tows, Maryland. The 26 and 60 cebt
Sises for sele by O. 1 MePheryon.
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Chris llasen went to Lamar vester-!
day to see the circus,
Mrs. H. P. Horst visited her parents
in Coolidge Monday and Tuesday.
Mre. S. Harden left Tuesday niam?
for Hutchinson to visit relatives.
Mesdames Tarbox and Shirley, of
Conlidge, were Holly vigitors Saturday. |
Bob Rernolds one of Coolidge’s can ]
didates for constable, was a Holly visi
tor Monday. l
tieorge Wateon, one of Lamar’s real
estate dealers, was in Holly a conple of
days this week.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Tattle and Miss
Ethel Hoffman returned from their trip
to Baca county on Tuesday.
Chief Engineer Hawkins has been
in Holly the greater part of the week|
looking after his office work.
F. G. Hoffman took a load of melons
to Coolidge Jast Saturday which he
disposed of to the merchants there,
Dr. C. F. Rotledge, of Horace, was
in town Toesday. The doctor is think
ing seriously of making his home here.
The G. W. Hall circus train stopped
here about an hour yesterday morning
and geyeral of the small boye got to
see the elephant,
J. 8. MeMuortry wag in Hally again
‘on Tuesday but left on No 2 for Tope
ka. He reported the sale of & section
‘of Amity l=nd on this trip.
~J. L. Wood is the only candidate for
justice of the peace in the field ¢o far
and we believe he will make a strong
race, with the chaoces in favor of bis
election.
(. G. Huord. of Leoti, Kangas, drove
to Holly on Tuesday. accompanied by
his niece, Mlss Lulu Passow, who took
the train Wednesday morning for her
1 home at La Junta,
‘ Ed Sewall buys hisn material for
|pmnnny, plastering and paper hang
img by wholesale. Call on him for
estimates. He gives his patrons the
I benefit of wholesale price tor material.
The Cuisrzaix office has been paint
ed, our callers will plesse observe.
Althoagh our choice of colors doesn’t
appear to be generally admired, we
llmnk it 18 reai “‘purty.” Ed Sewal did
the job, =
Mensrs. Webster and Rockwell with
eight large horses and a huge leveler,
are smootuing down the forty acres
vortk of town in fine shape. The Ami
ty company has abandoned the idea of
lm)mng thas tract to wheat and will
80w it to alfalfa next apring.
It you want to buy a farm see S.
W. Perkins.
For Ladies’ fine shoes goto John
ston’s. A complete lineof Oxfords
in black, tan, or chocolate. The
“Topsy” hose to match. ‘
l A subscriber, wishing to show his
appreciation of our newepadper, said:
"“The two classes of men which the
world could lesst afford to lose are
preachers and newspaper men, for the
preachers tell us the truth, and the
newspapers tell us everytiiing else.”
'—La Junta Tribune,
M. Crabbe, general agent for the
Midland Savings and Loan company,
'ol Denver, was in town several days
. this week soliciting business for his
company. That he was successful 1n
gettiug our people interested is shown
by the fact that he sold 120 shares,
representing SI2OO of stock. Thisis
undoubted!y a splendid way to lay by a
few dollars for a rainy day, especially
for those who have but little to lay vp.
The Midland is recognized by the best
financiers of the state to be safe, sound
and reliable. The investments draw
interest, compounded, and holders of
certificates have the privilege of with
drawing at auy time. J. M. Johnston
was appointed local agent and will look
after the busiuess for the company in
Holly.
Last Saturday was Miss Ivy Millin
ger's 14th birthday and in order to
commermorate the event, she invited
all her young frlends to come to a
party at her home. Accordingly near-
Iy all the amall folks in town assem
bled in the afternoon and occupied the
time until dark having u jolly good
time. Mies Ivy entertained her guests
charmingly, serving ice cream, cake,
candy and fruit, and she was the recip
ient of eeveral handsome tokens of
friendship. Following are the nsmes
of those present: Ruth Hoffman, Dora
McCoy, Nerva Kendall, Maggie Bun
neit, Phebe Webster, Eva Baxter,
Gladys Wheeler, Agnes Riley, Pearl
Schrader, Zella Wood, May Kllbie.‘
Laura Millinger, Lonnie McCrady.:
Johnnie Gores, Georgie Wilson, Floyd
Place, Everett Baxter, Eari Kilble,l
Cora Baxter, Colin Simpson, Robbie
McPherson. Archie Wilson, Clem Ml -
linger, Milton Dayis, Chase McPher
-Bon, Luura Conley.
Group Quickly Cured.
MouUNTAIN GLEN, ARK.~Our children!
were suffering with the croup when we
seceived a bottle of Chamberlain’s
Cough Remedy. It afforded almost
instant relief.—F. A. THoRN¥ON, This
celebrated remedy is for sale by C. L.
McPherson,
SANTA FEROUTE—California Limited.
Beginning October 20, the Banta Fe
Route resume its semi-weekly Califor
nia Limited train for the sesson of 1807-
98,
Equipment will consist of superb
vestibuled Pullman palace sleepers.
buffet-smoking car, and through din
ing car managed by Mt. Frea Harvey.
Most luxurious service via any line,
and the quickest time.
Ancther exprees train barrying palace
and toprist slvepers, lea¥es DarLY for
Californis. .
inquire of H. P. Houst, hocal Agent,
As ’t . & '. .I .
| Mrs H. W lulurd ahd children are
| visiting in Rlhune. [
One of Frafleis Conley’s horses was |}
silled by a t&aln iast nizght. i
| George Welster spent Suonday and
| several otherfays at Tribune, ;
Mr.and Mrg, E. E. Vincent returned
| Monday fromgheir western trip. Mrs.
I Vincent is stl in very poor health. :
Candidates@ave been quite numer-|{
loue in this lagality duriug the week:
| but cigars an@ithings have been lcuce‘
as ever.
Ralph Howhrey brought a load of 1
machinery dg from Tribune this}]
week for th@ new Blacksmith and l,
Wagon shop. & )(
l Nels Thompon and John Rodeck,;]
citizens of Hofee, came down Tuesday. |
took a look atshe country, and each
bought a farm,
Floyd Flace saw the circus at Syra
cuse Wednesdsy. lic says the show |-
was good but Eflgm mighty bhungry |
before he got 0 e.
What if the u nd does bl‘ow your eyes
full of sand o&lonally. Just think
of the many days of beautiful calm
and sunsbine !. have during the year,
and be contenfed.
A. Deeter, ‘;'\Ql Lamar, republican
candidate for ‘freasurer, and J. A.|,
McDowell, of Granada, republican
candidate for assessor. were hunting
up the volers around here on Wednes
day and Thursday.
C. L. McPherson has just re
cewved a large stock of ladies’ drees
goods and ghoes. Prices low as the
lowest.
Tuesday waw registration day and a
large number of the voters got their
names down. Those who failed to reg
ister can do e next Tuesday. Regis
tration book will be found at the |
postoffice.
Mr. and Mrs, H, P. Horst wilk start
tomorrow for a months visit at Mr.
Horst's old bome in Ohio. Herman
has worked bhard and well earned a rest,
Mr. Staufter will pertorm the duties of |,
station agent during bis sbsence. |
The first frost of the scason appeared ‘
Monday morning and 1t was so heavy |
that no vegetation escaped. Those who
had fodder crops standing in the fields |
| have been getting quite a hustle on|
| themselyes duriog the week taking care |
jofit.
DR. R. D. WILSON.
PHYSICIAN axp SURGEON.
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