The Holly chieftain., December 24, 1897, Image 4

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THEHCLLY CHIEFTAIN |
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FRIDAY, DRCEMBER 24, 107, |
Entered in the Post Office in Holiy, Colorado
as second class matte r
SUDSCRIPTION PRICE. |
One month . - - $ .M,
Four months . - - . 50
Six months - - - - -
One yonr - - - 1.70,
Advertising rates ...;..l'lT.:&TT,,I ay ,7 l-x
All Kinds of job printing neatly done. Call
and get our cstilmates,
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WHEN IN LAMAR |
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Oriental Billiard |
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REST WHISKIES <. ,
-5 VOLAND ‘
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“RED SCHMIDT, Prorggrer
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TP R YOUR BUILDINGS
INSL’ILE : f‘\'u'l'l'li-i 1‘
C. L. MCPHERSON, |
Holly, Colo. ,‘
....Agens for the. . \
®erman American Insurance Company,
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NEW YORK. "
Insures Aecainst ]
FIRES, LIGHTNING,|
\\&/ TORNADOES and |
X CYCLONES, 1
WhY Should We ’
Patronol;e the ? 1
“POSTAL .
Een T !
Because:
Its pervice is prompt and reliable. |
It has new lines and modern equip
ment.
It maintains genuine and aggressive
competition. ‘
Public patronage is essential to th(-{
corntinned maintenance of competition.
The present low rated and geod ger
vioe Baye been obtained only through
ita cottipetition.
Its employess are intelligent, dilli
gent, energetic and courteous and their
constant effort ia to render the BEST
telegraph service.
Tt reaches every important commer
cia! point in the United States and
CUanads and connects with the LEAD.
ING Atlaafic Cable Company.
Thets ate & few reasohd why you
éhould send your
Tolek(n:: by the POSTAL,
THE HOLLY OFFICE 16 OPEN:
{rom B o’tlock A. M. to 8 o’clock P. M.
AUNDAYB: 9to 10 &, M. and 5 to 6 P.
M. H. W, Mitrorp,
Manager.
DENVER,
COLORADO SPRINGS,
PUEBLO,
TO EVERYWHERE.
Through service in ELEGANT
VESTISULE TRAINS (sleepers
and chair cars) hetween
COLORADO POINTS
and Chicago, Kansas City,
Los Angles, San Francisco
and Salt Lake City.
,One Change to New York and Boston,
~ The way to travel is to atart
right Sasta Fe Routs offers the best
possible accommodations to nearly
every par of the world.
For Information coneerning : m
iaiirosd and steamship
travsl, adiress,
J. P. HALL,
(Jeneral Agent, Pasa., Dept..
1700 Lawrence St., Denver, Colo,
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J. K. DOUGHTY. |
ATTORNEY-AT -LAW
Office in Land Ofice Building,
Lamar. Cdlorado.
T P T ey
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CARRIES THE LARGEST
SFOCK IN EASTERN
COLORADO OF
Hardware,
Harness,
Stoves and Ranges;
MeCormick Mowers, étc,
Furiitare,
Undettaking Goods, ‘
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Pumps and Pipe. |
Rock BottomijPrices Tof
Cash. :
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‘CALL AND SEE MY STOUK, AT
NAMAR, COLORADO)
HOME NEWS.
A Nlerry |
Chrish .“»I:'3
Ard Happy ;
New Yoar.!
o you all. ‘
8. N. Caufield went to Lamar on|
Monday to attend the tux sale.
8. W, Perkios bas azain takencharge
of the restaurint on Santa b street. |
Bottomley, the photographer, will be ;
in Holly on December 24, 25 and 26th,
Be sure to see Geo Hollis belore buy- l
ing XIOBB presents, |
Jimmy Simpeon has returned from |
l.as Animas to spend Christmas a!l
home,
3 J. M. Jobnston returned on Tuvsdnyl
: trom Kingman, Kans«s, where Le at-|
tended the funeral of his gister. |
% Try a sack of George Hollis’ bt-sli
tfluun I
| Willie Witfles—*Whut do you thizk |
{of Santa Claue?" ‘
| Tommy ! Taddells—‘“He's a warm |
| number. Push him along.” }
} The man who can nottfind a suimhlel
| Christmas present for his zirl among)
| the elezant displays to be found Hm:
;lluily stores, is to fastidious for the
west, '
{ E. J. Baker was in Holly on Wed- |
| nesday, accompanied by three gentle
{men from Secott City, Kansas, who
| came to look over the country with &
: yiew to buying farms.
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| Christmas toys at Johnston's;
[@olls,” dishes, books, foot balls,
deums. magic lanterns, blocks, ete.
The Holly people are invited to at-
I tend a ball at Granada on New Year's
| Eve, Itisto be <iven bv the Odd
| Fellows of Granuda and will be held at
Mace Palmer’s residence. Sapper and
dance, one dollar,
W. B. Padley and tamily left Tuaes
day for Holly where they expect to
make their future home. Mr.and Mrs,
Padley have lived here for a number of
years and are bighly respected. Mr.
Padley has beld several positions of
trust always to his credit. Mrs. Pad.
ley was one of the best women In the
country. She was kind and thogghtful
and never eaid an vnkind word to any
one. Weare sorry to luse this astima
ble family but as they have decided to
try a new location we wish them suc
cess and may they prosper.—Greeley
County Republican.
George Hollis keeps on hand at
all times a complete line of under
taking goods. I
B. P. Greenlee, who has been em
ployed as chief irrigator, by the Amity
Company for some time, left on Tnes
day for Emporis, Kaneas, his old home,
where he will spend the holidaye visit
ing his relutives and old friends, Mr,
Greenlee who I 8 more familiarly kuown
an “Spike’ is a splendid fellow and is
well liked by eyery one with whom he
became acquainted in Holly, and it is
hoped that he will not fall in loye with .
Kaoeas but retarn to his old position
again. He will be kept posted in re
gard to the doings of Holly during hia
absence, through the col umns’ of the
CHIEFTAIN.
Go to J. M. Jobnston for schoo!l
supplies, tablets, slates, pencils,
ink, and colored crayons.
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—of Mrs. Alice Morke.
Bpectal to the Topeka Capital.
Kingman, Kan., Dec. 17.=Mri. Alich
Johnston:Morse died in thia city this
morning. The decesased was a highly
accomplished and popular young lady
@ graduate of the Kingman fii(h ichoo'l
and the Emporia Normal co&len. SHe
was married to Mr. Irving H, Morse; &
former resident of Emporia, bit now
of Bt. Patrick Parish, La., last March.
A son was born to them on the 3rd of
this month and still lives. Her death
has cast a gloom oyer the community.
In March & re-tnion of the Johnaten
family was held here. In August the
head of the tamily, J. J. Johnston,
died suddenly of heart diséase.
Mrs, Morse was & sister of J. M.
Johnaton of this place and W. J. John
ston of Lamar,
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— “sny old person’’ what period of
their youthful days they remember
with the greatest pleasure and they
will invariably say Christodas. The
littie ones dresm of Sants Ulsus for
weeks before his visit, and ita a mighty
tnean person who will allow them to be
disappointed. How well do we re
member the time when a little tin horse,
Jack-in-the-bok, or a new pocket knife
would give us more pleasure than
Leiter gets out of his wmillion dollar
wheat deals. No matter how severe the
crop failure had been, or how many
bhoge had died with the cholers, old
Sants Claus catne as regular #s clock
work and was always generons hearted.
On account of hard tites the old gen
tleman sotietimes had to hatl & losd of
cord wood to town to get the where
withal, but Christmas muroing the
‘atockings were filled just the same and
all the kids were as happy as kings.
How Wwe loved the mysterious old
fellow on Christmas! We take 1t that
the'children of today are uhl,hly de-
Jighted by old Santa as of former years
and it cortainly is the d'ut;-: every
pareht to see that their children haYe
8 good time, retneraberink 9&&
“Christmas cozses but once a vear.
fiig 55 T ee e
Take yonr watch, clock or feWel-
Ty to Applegate st Lamar for ¥rit
'blit repurthg.
| Go to John:ton’s for clothine.
| Patrovnize the Cniesiarx advertisers.
| See Geo Hollis for Xiuac goods, Baby
im:;.-,, doll carriages, rocking horses,
' tricycles, and handsome rogs, i
| Arihur Conley is working on the sec-|
| tion, !
{ |
| Miss Ivy Millinger was 2 caller at xue’
CurrrarN office Thursday. |
| W. A. JoLpson cams down from|
| Tribune yesterday and relurned today.
‘ Mr. Norris and son Jimmy left
Eyculelday for Sterling, their old home.
| Mrs. E. J. Baker went to Logen
'county, Kansas, Thursday to yisit her
folks during the holidays,
Parties wanting to purchase build
|ings of any descriptiou ebound address
' A. L. Jouxsox, Tribune, Kansas.
@i McPherson has just re-
Iu:nvcd a large stock of ladies’ dress
|L;()Uda and shoes. Prices low as the
Howest.
J. B, Harden returped from Tribune
yesterday., We imagine we see & more
l:v'msum look on the girls’ fuces since
{Jim returned--and alone.
! John Schmidt who lives in Kansas
| Boutheast of Holiv drove io last night
;v..m a toad of fine turkeve, He bad no
ditficalty 1o disposing of thew,
l Cbarley Gores, who is saperintending
!u cattieranch in the panhandle, arriv
led in Holly yesterday and will spend
I the holitays with the old folks.
| Seott Shobe has the Jumber on the
grouvd and the foundation laid for &
12x24 addition to his residence. Wnen
completed Mr. Shobe will bave a roomy '
and comfortable cottage.
We understaud quite a Jarge acreage
of flux willbe planted by the farmers
ander the Awmity caunal the coming
yedar.enough haying been grown this
season to demonstrate 1ts profitable
nese, the yield being from 12 to 15
bushels per acre.........Prowers county,
Colorado, 18 to haye a melon growers’
association organized on the sape plun
as thut of Otere county. There i big
mouey in welons, and the soil of the
Arkansas valley is specially adapted to
their growth both in Colorado and
Kansas. The one thing necessary to
success 18 that a sofficient acreage
should be planted to produce the fruit
in sufficient quantities to make ghip
wments in carload lots. The market is
timitlesg.—~Syracuse Journal.
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A nice line of jewelry at
Johnston’s, just the thing for Christ
mas presents, watci chains, cuff but
tons, breast pins, stick pios, solid
gzold and hkighest grade plated
rings.
The most diabolical thing of the cen
tury is the attempt of certain Hitra
Igoud people in New York to destroy
Santa Cisus. They are evident!y in
spired by tlie devil. They say Santa
Ciatia is & pagan myth, Thisis a lie.
He is the best saint in the calsndar.
He keeps our bearts yonug and tendet.
He fiils the minde of the youdg with
innocent delight. The tnonotony of
life is broxen by two great days; Ubrist
,mu aud the Fourth of July, How
would we ever drag our weary bedies
through a year deyoid of those two
‘great days? Ao what wottld Christ
mas be without Sants, that fime old
long bearded frlend of the children;
with his reindeer and sleigh full of ioye
aod Chiistmas goods? We kiow Banta
Claus lives, and we believe in him and
know be is coming ot Christmas BEve.
And we know little children who talk
up in the sky eétvery day to bim What
they want. And they ask aftef him
every day. And that man who does
not bélieve in Sunta Claus hds & dry
hard old stone for a hear t,—Ex.
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A Melon Assbciation Organized at
Lama¥,
The Denver Republican of Wednes
day giyes the following accoutit of the
organization of & melon growers’ asso
ciation at Lamur:
Lamar, Colo., Dec. 21.—Thé furmers
{of this vicinity held s meeting in
| Lamar today for the purpose of organ~
izing a meion association. There was
a large attendance of our most euter
| prising farmers, and all showed a
| deterwination to take bold snd make
|8 succesa of the movement. W. R,
Gibson, of the Rocky Eord Melon
| Aseociation, was present and guye the
| farmers some valuable pointers with
regard to the rsising and shipping of
the melons, and of the edvantages of
| cwrrying on the business through an
| association, The expericuce of the
| Rocky Ford furwers this yeur haviug
.| been yery satisfactory and the wet
| Proceeds from theindustry much larger
| than could huve been obtained through
y | individual effurte,
.| The meeting voted Mnanimously to
,| Orewnize the Lamar Melon Growers'
) | association, aud a list was opened fur
| subscriptions to the stock sod ouver
r | thirty farmers have alrexdy signed and
)| many more wiil be wecured belore the
| election of otticsrs, which takes place
| | the latter part of next week. Several
| hundred acres of melons have becn
, | guaranteed by the members of the
- |organization and. the Lumar Melon
| Growers’ association will take rank as
-| one of the leuding amd strongest farm.
| ers’ organizations in the vallev, Thli
|| Iarge association of the sawe Hml.i
| which was recently organized by the
| | farmers of Holly and Gransda makes
| two for Prowers county, and tley will
| 4dd a luzge sum yesriy to the income
1 of otr farmers.
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{ “Aftor hearing some friends ‘continukl
|1y praisiog Chamberisin’s Colic, Chol
; gn and Diarrhoea g::mm Cartis
) fo -
chased & Houtts ofur” oy e amry Fose
and is now &n enthusiastic over its
woaderful wo ."u#ono ‘csn be. Tgo
d 50 ceut sfved for Wale ¥ 'C. %.
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i $ehoot Holse io-mo: ‘
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e lileffolk: - nice !
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resenisiiies
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Be eure you see thoee handsome rugs’
st George Hollis’ betore buying a
Christm ae presont.
Go to Johnstops for overcoats
gloyes, mittene and arctics.
Agent Horst will gell tickets at one
fare for the ronad (np to all points in
Colorado and to points within 200 miles |
distant in Kansas, Dates of gale
December 23, 24, 25, 81, and January 1,
limited toretarn January 4th.
Governer Leedy, of K 1nsae, announ
ces that he will pregent a scheme to
the Nebraska irrigation conyeation,
which, if carried out, will cause the
arid plaius to blossom as the rose. A
1,700 mile canal from Montana to Texas
is the startling proposition to be for
mally made by Governor Leedy to the
coming irrigation congress. The pur
pose of the canal would be to divertthe
flood of water of the Missouri and
Migesissippi valleys, impound thew and
let them down when wanted. The
canal would tap the Missouri riyer
|u'. Milk river, in Montana, and empty
into Red river in Texas. The governer
maintaing incidentally that the cost
would be only $36,000,000.
*I did not want to keep you wailing-‘
Mr, Westend, 80 I eame down just as I
was,”” said Miss Darlingion, eweetly,
| a8 she entered the parlor.
“Ob, what a whopper!” exclaimed
her smalt brother. “You kvow you
only had on’’~—
And then Tommy was violently
hustied ont of the room.—Harlem Life.
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How t0 Prevent Pneumonia.
At this time of the year a eold is very
essily contracted, and if It to run its
course without the aid of eome reliable
coagh medicine is liable to result in
that dresd disease, pneomonia. We
know of no better remedy to cure a
cosgh or cold then Chamberlain’s
Cough Remedy. We have used it
quite extensively and 1t has always
given entire satisfaction.—Oolagh, Ind.
Ter. Chief.
This the only remedy that is known
L0 be a certaln preventive of pneumo
nia. Among the Wany thoueands who
haye used it for colds and la grippe we
have never vet leatned of a single case
| baviog resuited in paeumonia. Persons
| who have weak I Or have reason to
|fear an attack of gueumonis, should
| Reep the remedy athand, The 25 and
80 cent sises for sale by C. L. McPher
| son. i
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| Don’t be persuadedinto buying lini
| ments without reputstion or merit—
| Chamvertuin’s Pain Balm costs no
| more, and its merits have been proven
by a test of many years. Buch letters
'| as the following from L. G. Bagley,
'| Hueneme, Cal., are constantly being
i tecelvedi *‘The best remedy for pain 1
have ever ured is Chsmberlain’s Pain
' Balm, and I say so after baving used it
'|in my family for u:rnl years.” It
'| cures rheumatism, lame back, sprains
| and swellings. Fo" sale by C. L.
| McPhsrson. |
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service via any line, 'and the fastest
| time. ¥ ‘
,| Apother express lrd_n. carrying pal
.| ate and tourist sieepers, leaves DpaiLy
, | for Culifornia. 5 |
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,{A. T. &8. F. Ry, A |
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INOTICE OF CONTEST.
' (First published November 36, 1897, ]
'| U. 8. LAND OFFICE, LAMAR, COLORADO
| Ootober 29, 1807,
|| Compidint having been entered at this omce
| by Michael Garrity, Hamilton om. Kansas,
against the heirs of Alexander Have for ¥ban
‘dontig Ms Homestead Entry No. 3502, ¥ated
Pueblo, Oolorado, October 37, 1886 Bpon tise 5,
of thie N. &. Section 17, township 28 8., Range
§1 West, in Prowers county, Colerade, With &
| view to the caucellation of said entvy, the sad
parties are hereby summoned Yo appear &t this
| office on the 31st day ‘of December, 1397 at 9
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|éoneeruing saia sloged sbundoasment.
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| Daily tourist cars to California. All
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:cuu and eating houses managed by
" Fred Harvey. ‘
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Topeka, Kansas. General Agent,
1700 Lawrence St.,
Denver.
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COHIEFTAIN,
HOLLY, COLO.
T R T I A
DR. R. D. WILSON.
PHYSICIAN axp SURGEON,
HoLvy. CoLORADO.
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NOTARY ¢ PUBLIC,
HOLLY, -~ - -~ CoLO
cOo TO
FRANK MILBURN'’S
FOR
WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS,
Mali Orders Premptly Fliled.
Granada, - Colorado.
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— KNOWLEN,
BUILDER.
GRANADA, COLORADO.
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JOHNNY SIMPSON,
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DRAYMAN. 1
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Goods Promptly Delivered to Any{
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Part of the City. |
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1!;.-. Sai-Rioum had fceema. 1
intense ftching ndmrfinahd-{
Mth“% layed
Bl Bt M oF
n t. Many very cases
have been permanently cured b{l“' It
is equally efficient for itching piles and
a favorite W nlpflu.
chnmma. , frost bites
and c sore eyes. 30 ets. per box.
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Dr, Cady’s Powders, are
Just what a m when in bad
condition. Toalo, Nw and
vermifuge. 'lhuu food but
medicine and the fn use to put a
horse in prime condithon. PE& a5
cents per package.
For sale at McPherson’s.
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Patent Lawyern. WASHINGTON, D.C
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FORJORY WESOMNURs b ¥0.3 '}":
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. B. B. BROWN, President. A. N. PARRISH, Viee Pres,
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Capital Stock, - - - $50,000.
Surplus, - - . - = 4,000,
DIRECTORS. i
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M. D. THATCHER, T. M. BROWN.
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Bedroom Sets, Chairs,
Sofas, Rockers, any
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UNDERTAKER AND
PRACTICAL EMBALMER. :
HOLLY, COLORADO.
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(. L. McPherson ¥ .
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DEALER IN GENERAL.
MERCHANDISE
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nflfi ¢ spamlwv FULLY COMPOUNDED
DAY OR NIGHT.
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GEO. A. WATSON,
Real Estate and Collection Agent.
water that cannot be
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Practice in Justice Courts and
the U, §. Land Office,
CollectionsaSpecialty. 2
LAMAR, COLORADO.
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RIGS FURNISHED, RATES REASONABIE. : ‘
—o JAMES BAIRD, Proprietor -o-— 28
HOLLY, - - - - - . . . OOLORADO lan
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