The Holly chieftain., February 12, 1909, Image 3

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

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SOUTHEAST PROWERS
COUNTY NCTES.
Mr. Bert Elgin of Lamar visited
Lis family lnst Saturiay and San
-I‘.‘l_\'.
The sohool taught by Miss
Stells Stickler is progres-ing
nively. There are 19 seiol s at
tending District No 4.
The fsipnds nud neighirrs o
Mr. and Mre. W. H. Hurley to the
uamber of 38 gathered ut thoir
home last Saturday night and
sociafggames wers plieyed, inusical
ontertsinment heing the specil
attraction of the evening. All
had au enjoyuble time.
The Ladies clubh et at the
bome of Mr. sud Mis. C, N. Scott
last Friduy. There were cleven io
attendunce.
Frank Lone is building 2 new
house en his homestead. ;
Mr oaud Mre. Moi: Rice euters
tined u vumber of their friends
Lust Puexday cvening.
Mroand Mrs. W, O, Moore are
bomie from thedr visit in Ukla
homni,
Me, LoWall is building an addi
im to his bouse.
George Wailt, rank Abbot aud
J. W. Honlton were hauling hay
during the still weather the fore.
part of the woes.
* Mrs. Visceune and son visited
the State lie Sunday school last
Sunduy.
A runge horse belouging to Mr
Herbig wawn badly cut in a wire
fence near the State line Suturnday
night. - L& will not recover.
Mre und Mrs. W. O, Moore en.
tertained last Tuosduy evening in
honor of their son Oran wholenves
soon for the old home st Polwin,
Kansas.
Mrs. Mavis hus been on the sick
liut uad Mien Jusnita Addsit has
heon attending the store.
Master Reece “Garber wended
his way unattended last Saturday
to Newton, Kunsas, where he will
remain awhile with frieuds.
A number of Holly visitors were
guests of Mr. and Mrs W. H.
Hurley, lust Sunday.
Miss Stellu Stickler, the efficient
teacher of our school, is to be com
mended for her efforts in inculcat
fug in the youthful mind the ab
salute nved of education.
INDIGESTION ENDS.
Misery from Your Disordered Stowm
ech Gees in Pive Minutes
You can eat anything your
stomach craves without fear of a
case of Indigestion or Dyspepsia,
or that your food will ferment or
sour on your stomach if you will
occasionally take a litthe Diapep
sin after eating.
Your meals will taste good, and
:mything you eat will be digest
ed; nothing can ferment or turn
into acid ur poison or stomach
was, which causes Beiching, Diz
xiness, a feeling of fullness after
cating, Nausea, Indigestion (like
a lump of lead in stomach), Bil
jousness, Heartburn, Water
brash, Pain in stomach and intes
tines or other symptoms.
Headaches from the stomach
are absolutely unknown where
this effective remedy is used.
Diapepsin really does all the
work of a healthy stomach. It
digestd your meals when your
stomach can’t. Each triangule
will digest all the food you can
cat and leave nothing to ferment
or sour.
Get a large so-cent case of
Pape’s Diapepsin from your
druggist and start taking today
and by tomorrow. you will actual
ly brag about your healthy,
strong Stomach, for you then can
eat anything and everything you
want without the slightest dis
comfort or misery, and every
particle of impurity and Gas that
is in your stomach and intestines
is going to be carried away with
out the use of laxatives or any
other assistancs, L
AN IRISH CONSPIRACY.
How an Ulster Reporter Duped a Len
don Correspondent.
A correspondent sends us an
amusing instance, for the truth of
which he vouches. “It was the
time of the plan of campaign,” Le
writes, “and the English Tory pa
pers were doing their best to prove
that Ireland was in a condition that
would inake an armed insurrection
4t any moment not at all surpris
ing. One of the leading London
papesz sent over its Kicked corre
spondent, a man with a spicndid
ignorance of evervthing Irish and a
splendid willingness to believe any
thing of a sensational natore i
could hear. Among the places he
visited wax a little town in Ulster
that was about as quict a spot as he
could have singled out anywhere
between the north pole and the
Rock of Gibraltar. He had the re
porter of the local weekly paper
into the hotel with him, and over
the whisky he zet himself to ex
tract from that rather unser.pu
lous person the ‘truth about lre
land.’
“4s it true, he asked, lowerny
hig voice for a question of o grave
an import, ‘that the peasants are
being drilled every night in the u:e
of arms? The local man could
have burst out langhing, but he
contented himself with a quict
twinkle and admitted solemnly that
the state of the country was <ei
ting desperate. The truth sedclier
then said b« was determined to get
at the hottom of things and won
dered if there was any possibility
of his being a witness of one of
these midnight drillings. The lo
cal man alier pondering for a tio
ment thought it might be man
aged, though it would involve some
danger, but he was sure the other
didn’t mind that.
“It wa< pouring weather the
next might, and the great corre
spondent was taken away from the
fire in the hotel and given a walk
of a mile or so along a dark, mud
dy, deep rutted road. Then he had
to scramble through a gap in a
bedge and over a wall into a field
and walk on tiptoe toward the side
of the fleld. Here he had to wet
dowa into the ditch and move along
on his hands and knees through the
nettles and brambles that he dared
not even curse for fear the ‘rebels’
would hear him. At the end of the
field, however, drenched. dirtied,
stung, pricked, he had hiz exceed
ing great reward. Kneeling in sev
eral inches of water, with his chest
pressed against a bank of wet
earth, he was able to peep through
a hole at the bottom of the hedge
at certain dim figures in thé next
field. They were being walked up
and down, and now and then the
word ‘Halt! or some other word of
command was sternly spoken in an
undertone nndArigomusly obeyed.
“It was too dark to see very
clearly, but it was clear the conspir
ators were armed with something
long, either pikes or rifles, which
they raised into the air every now
and then. The local man admitted
that this was only one of many
fields where such things were night
1y Emcticed. The visitor crawled
back to his bed, sore and sneezing,
but happy, and probably he tells hix
friends to the present day of how
he saw Irish rebels at their wicked
midnight work. Of coursec the
‘conspirators’ were only a few of
the boys of the place, whom the lo
oal correspondent had put up fo
the joke, and the rifles and pikes
were nothing worse than a few sim-
E: sticks cut from a hedge.”—
ndon Mail.
Lost and Wanted
The polite shopwalker ohsequions
ly .pgroached the square jawed, aux
tere looking woman who stood be
fore the “lost and found” counter
at the special sale.
“Madam, have you lost any
fll%?” he Politely inquired.
es, sßir,” she replied. “I’ve lost
8 hundred and fourteen pound: of
Rusband, in a light brown suit, with
black bowler, small tuft of hair on
#ts chin, two scars on its temple and
a frightened look. T lost it in a
crush at the fancy goodz counter.
Its lsl'obably wandering through the
buflding in search of me, and I want
it on account of a bundle it’s car
rying under its arm. I thought per
hqn.you could find it easier than I
AR
P T S Ae- .
THE HOLLY CHIEFTAIN, HOLLY, COLORADO.
NOTICE
All those desiring to buy any ar
ticle advertised at iny sale last Tues
day mav purchese the same from
Leminuel B. Ford, 3 miles south of
Holly. Oftis N. Ford.
Anoiber Juvenile Party
As ihe home of Dr. Bodweli last |
Monday evening u party was given |
in honor of little Miss Margaret |
Long Mrs. Bodwell's visce, and an |
evening lone to be remembered |
was speut with the fair Lostess. |
Among those precent were: |
Helenn and Buoela Pugh. Rutn |
and Vema Christopher, Kathaleen |
Hall, Ceal Wilson, Genevieve |
Foowe, Loona Elashaw, Mabo! Davis
ard bone Tlank, #
Areaenin tle habinof 1o ooy
ing? Mecean loan on money at
T per e Linterest principal paya
ble at any bime.
. Holly Investment & Loan Co.
Hexamethylenetetramise
The above. is the name ot o Ger- |
man chemieal. swhich ils one of the |
sy valuaide ingredients of Foley's
Nidney Remedy, examicthvlenete- |
tramine is recounized Ly medical text |
Looks auwd authoritics ‘as a uric acid |
ofvent amd antiseptic for the uvrine. |
Takke Folev's Kidney Remedy a- I
soon as vou notice any irregularities, |
and aveid a sericus malady, The Haol |
Iv. Pharmacy (% D, Baird & Co., |
Props.) - |
Man» Sleepless Nights, Owing to” a |
Fersistent Cough. Relief Found :
at Last,
“For several winters past my wiic |
has leen troubled with a most persist- |
ent an ddisagreeable cough, which in- |
variably extended over a period of |
scveral weeks, and caused ber many |
sleepless nights,” writes Will I, Hay- |
wr, editor (_u' the Durley, Colo, Bul- |
letin, “Various remedics were tried |
each year, with no beneficial results
[n November last the cough again put
in an appearance and my wife, acting
on the sugwestion of a friend. pur
chased a bottle of Chamberlain’s
Cough Remedy. The result was, in
_eed, marvelous. After three doses
the cough entirely disappeared and
has not manifested “t=cli since.” This
remedy is for sale by . D. Baird &
Co' R e ot yeng e4 o b
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:When in Denver, stop at the
Albany. Retes SI.OO per day and up
ward.
CUR
(’ MAN ABOUT TOWN
Somie lotsam and Jetsam
ound by the Wayside.
Rev. Wadsworth of Pueblo,
and Rev.l. W, Davenport of
Rocky Ford will spesk at the
Presbyterian chreh next Iriday
night. Rev. Wadeworth is Pastor
of the First Presbyterian church
at that jiace.
Miss Pearl Hamp and Mr.
George Sawyer spent last Sunday
aveuniug with Mr. aud Mrs. H. K.
Fisher.
Mr. aud Mrs. J. G. Christopher
accempanied by little Ruth and
Thelma, spent Sunday in the
country.
Mr. Ed Helwick left for Bell
ville, Kans. last Sunday to visit
his sister, who is very ill.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W.:Buoy euter
tained a number of their friends
last Thursday night- Among
those present were: Mesdamnes E.
Jordan, T. Barth, W. H. Hurley,
E.W. Buoy, T. Lively, Miss Stella
Stickler, Mildred Hurley, Ruth
Noma and Teddy Jordan and
Messrs. W. O. Moore, T. Barth,
W. H. Hurley, E. W. Buoy, Oran
Moore, Jack Huston, liay Moore,
Ralph and Hobert Hurley, John
Jongw and Clifford Barth.
W. W. WILLIS
Clothes Cleaned
and Pressed
Good Work. Prices
Reasonable.
Located in Postal Telegraph Office
HOLLY
A
Look Here!
Don’t you know that every man that owns a
plow should have one of those;
They come nearer paying for themselves
than any other tooi on the farmi They han
dle the ground just when it is in the very
best condition to be harrowed, thereby re
taining the moisture and avoiding all possi
bility of any clods developing.
See them at
C. A. PINKHAM
Next to Bank
Pres’t. Jow Davis of the Holly
Luvestment and Loan Co. says
he'll loan yon SISOO on irrigated
lawl, or will care for your property.
collect your rentals and pay vour
tnxes. What more do you want?
Holly Investment & Loan Co.
Do you need moaev: We will
loan you SISOO on irrigated land.
Keep your place insared. Low
rates. Best Companies.
Holly Investment & Loan Co.
Rev. Jumes I Cooter D. D,
President of Washington college
Tenn. with his fumily spent a few
days in Holly last week.
Miller Rigg and family will
leave for Nebraska the first of
March.
Miss Phoeha Webster visited
over Sunday in Granada.
Miss Lucile Minnix visited at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. G.
Porter lust Sunday.
Mr. Ralph French is expectsd
howe on @ visit in the vear future.
RevAMcLeod of Pueblo and
Rev. (i, H. Simounson of Pueblo
will speak at the service next
Thureday night at the Presby
teriau church.
R. E. BLATT
Live Stock
Auctioneer
SPECIAL ATTENTION
GIVEN TO FARM SALES
Write or see me before claiming
your dates
R. E. BLATT, R R 1 Granade
e T [ s
Valley Home Dair
This Dairy is conducted with HONESTY and CLEAN
LINESS as our motto. The cows are young and healthy,
are well fed at regular ho:rs; !are well brushed and
rubbed before being milked. The milk is carried to a
clean milk room, strained thriugh a common strainer and
two cloth strainers. It is tl.en thoroughly saireated and
cooled.i Every utensil is washed and given a treatment in
boiling)water.
' Those Who Become Qur Customers
will be served honestly.and well. Milk will be bottled as
soon as our business is well e:tablishedi
| RESFECTVFULLY SOLICIT ]
A Share of the P:tronage of Holly.
MRS. W. B. PADLEY.
Mel_m?uble Juvenile Party
A birthday party was given at
i t2e home of Mr. and Mrs. John
Duncan last Saturday after
noon in honor of their little
daughter Janet who was 8 years
old. Among those present were:
. tisther Var Patton, Esther, Anna
| wud Helen Brainard, Cecil Wilson,
! 'uth and Velma Christopher, Ma
el and Myrtle Davis, and Ger
t'ude Ikelman. Choice refresh
| ments were served and the little
folks enjoyed themselves to the
| tall. s
| Patronize Chieftain advertisers.
it means the continued presperity
uf our town. Montgomery-Ward
l have never as yet built up- any
| thing but a mail order business.
| M. L. FORBES
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? Undertaking in all its Branches
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: Lisensed Embalmer in Colorado snd Kaness
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L. N. ZALINGER
% Homestead Proofs.
i Also General Land Office Busines
HMOLLY, COLO.