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The Holly chieftain., 1898-01-21
Nothing Like Il.

The stationery printed at thi
Office Is giving the best satisfaction
Saturday We printed 1000 state
men,s for man and BY their use h,
has collected . small fortune. Tw,
months ago = young man bouph,
some envelopes to write to biz
sweetheart. He is married now.
Another young man forged bis
name on 3 note printed here and i,
in the peniteDtiary. By using ON
stationery . person can collect ole
accounts, tell fortunes. make rain
change color Of his hair, have teeth
extacted without pain, find the name
Of his future husband or wife, be
successful in business and elected &c
office. Printing pm, ur in package,
y suit the customer. Call early and
svoid Dc rush. Stanford Mirror.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-01-21
Harry Magill took exceptions

Harry Magill took exceptions to
the article which appeared in the
Cnieftain last v eek, concerning his
runaway, and sought to engage the
editor in pug'listic encounter at the
post'otfice On Sunday morning. He
succeeded. Harry may be a first
rate book keeper; he IN " be capable
Of hlnliing an incubator scientifi,
ally; and he Can probably tell all
abou, the fertility of an egg by hold
ing it up to the srn; but as a pugil
ist Harry is surely destined to he a
dismal failure, and he ought to give
~ that vocation before it result.
disastrously TO his coutenance.
His work on this occasion show I'd a
iementable ignorance of ring rules,
aud was deficient in both energy
and science. He must undergo an
extended course of traning and diet.
ing before he gains standing in the
ring AZ featherweight--a chicken
feather of course. Instead of
'anding upper cuts and solar plexus
blows, he landed his right lightly,
then proceeded to lie down and began
mopping up the "dustles> paint "on
he floor with the back of his coat
Ifthe affray had been allowed to con
tinue a few rounds longer possibly
Harry might have shown him ;elf off
to better advantage, but We doubt it.
We are very sorry for this affair,
sorry to learn that there is q person
in Holly who has not got sense en-.
ough to take joke. We are also
sorry for the bad example it will set
for others. Now IL Harry will
come around and subscribe for the
Chieftain with cash in advance, We
wont say word about that old hen
that insists upon setting night and
dav or about his gestiug lost On the
Oat-skirts Of sown.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-01-21
SANTA eE Rour1 c.,,,osa,. Limited.

The CAhiornia limited no~ run,
thr-. tunes VI b tween Chicago
anu LIS Angeles, u. Santa Fee Route
Tne third suniai tason ior t...is may.
tic-n' raih. ist-epins car Aer.
VIC to San Diego.
Equi. .m,nt ot sulr'h vesiibuI. Il Pull.
nan palace -i..dfs. bN Nfiel -smuk ,ng
G r. AMI through 11nY ear managed
ny Mr.. Fred HarSl Mest inxuriou.
service via any 'l,H. and the fa.tes,
time.
ADo,her exrr-, t'sin, carving pal
ace nj tourist s'p-rs. le~v-s DAILY
for C.lf rn,s
Inquire Of H. IH"Asr, Local Agent
A. T Il S F. X
The Holly chieftain., 1898-01-21

Pr-ona wto trouoled with indi-
ges'ion VIII be, :-resied 10 The -xper-
'ence of Wm HP-nn. chief clerk in
the railway mailervic.. at Des MONIES,
Iowa, wno writ- II gives me pleas
u,e 10 testify 10 m.r;ts nf Chan:,er.
lsin's Ccl'c, Cilera anu Djarrhoes
R-ned, Far wears l have snffa red
from iniigs-rian and an subject to
frequent y-se acks of pain in tb.
stomach and bowls. One o, two dor -
of this remedynsv-r fails to give
perfect r-liei" CO % and so cents;
frr sale nv G LlIcPh-s-ou
The Holly chieftain., 1898-01-21
A New Version.

"Mary had a little lamb; that time
has passed away. No lamb could
follow up the pace our Mary sets to.
day. For now she rides the airshod
wheel, has skirts too short by half;
no lambkin shares her airy flight, hut
you can see her calf. But who il
there tina, can complain or cry IN
aoe alas! So long az Mary's calls
all righr, the lamb can 90 to grass.
So all the men delighted gaze. their
ioyis not sham; for while ihe
other critters out they have no use
for lamb. -EI.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-01-21

Dr. .Chdy's Condition Pswders, sre
just whal = horse needs when in bad
condition. Tonic. blood purifier and
yermifugo. They are not food but
medicine and the best IN uso to put 8
horse In i:!rue couditio.i. Price =
cents per package.
For ss.s !. ArvbssssH,s,
The Holly chieftain., 1898-01-21
why Should We
PatronlIe the
"POSTAI"

Seoause:
Its service is prompt ana rc'nh'c.
1t has new lines and modern eqnip-
3ent.
II maintains genuine and aggressive
competition.
Public patronage * essential to the
continued maintenance Of fcoaretition.
The present low rates and good ser.
sise have been obtained only through
its competition.
Its employees are intelligent. dill
gent, energetic and courteous and their
constant effort is to render the BEST
telegraph service.
It reaches every important CONNER.
slAl point in tho United States and
Canada and connects with the LEAD.
tSG Atlantic Cable Company.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-01-21
Try a sack of George Hollis bes.

Try sack of George Hollis bes,
-four.
John Bragg wen, to Horace Wed
nesday.
Mrs j. l.. Wilson and daughte,
Maggie went to Coolidge Weines-
day.
Their will be dance at the Holly
Hotel Friday Jan. 2sth. The Holly
orchestra will furnish the music.
Snow began falling here at six
O'Clock last night and this morning
about two inches covered the ground,
and still showing. The weather is
not cold, however.
Can it be possible? Well, if you
don't believe 1t, just call a. McPher-
sons and you will get 10 per cent off
of every dollars worth of Fall and
Winter goods you purchase for cash.
For real bargains in dry goods,
notions, clothing, hats and shoes 90
! to Johnston's. lie is selling out
at cost, and many articles, including
ladies' and children's shoes, at lsss
than cost. Call and see what tar-
gains you can get before buying
else where. Everything must 90 as
Mr.. Johnston intends leaving in
about two weeks.
A bright little girl accompanied
by her father, went to the Rock
Isl and station the other morning to
take the early morning train to
Pratt, and on entering the waiting
room the little child remarked,
"Whew! what is that stiuks So" The
old man replied, "It's 8 skunk, my
dear." "Who made the skunks" in
nocently asked the little child, and
was told Good" Well if he could
smell this one don't belieye He
would ever make anothe-," said the
glrl.-Preston Plain Dealer.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-01-21
A Cure f4r Lame Back.

My daughter I'm recovering from
Al attack OF fey3, Vas = great sufferer
from pain in itebatk and hips" siites
Louden Grover. \ 3ardis, Ky. "After
using quite d".bsr Of remedies
without any benfit she tried on.. bottle
OF Chs,nb4rl.in'Psi B4im. and II has
given entire rek-i." hanib.vlain' q
Pain Balm Is sl-l a csrti cufe for
rheum ,isn sollb G. l. Mcpherson.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-01-21

.es.... 3. ]. .Aeu,A .n.I Eczcm.,

see.'i ,s... i.Aeui. ..n. Eczema.
The in.en,l itching AZ. !sInarting, Incl.
dent to flis,atiiseases, isinstantly q .layed
y; arGTias Chamberlain . Eye and
Skin CiirGart Many very bad cases
have be,sn e-rnsnently cured by it. It
u equa..r liicient for itching piles and
. tavoriis remedy for sore nipples,
chappea hands. chilblains, frost bites
and chros'ic Hure eyes. Is cts. per hox.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-01-21

Tsissr.%s isss!a .sst y ySn. tS. POSTAL,
The Holly chieftain., 1898-01-21

THE HOLLY OFFICE Is OPEN.
rom 8 o'cIorh A. -. to 6 o'clock p. NJ.
SUNDAYS. Q TO 10 A. NJ. and 5 20 q P
II. II. W MILFORD,
Ma ager.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-01-21
Bert Standard 10 down from La

Bert Standard 10 down from La
Junta.
Nelson Taylor we1t to Granada
las, night.
Commencing Februn, l. 1898, l will
sell goods for cash onl,.
q. L. McPHrRsos
Take your watch, clock or jewell
ry to Apologize at Lamar tor first
class repairing.
Our Lamar correspondent is again
doing business vt the old stand. 1t
makes us feel lonely TO have to get
out a paper with out these items,
and we apprehsnd that they are
also greatly missed b. our readers.
The progressive i.diss Of W-stfisId.
lnd.. ,.sued . "Wnm.n't Edition" of
the W-s fad Ngvs. teariny date of
April 3, 1895. Tb. paprr is flied with
lh.t,er Of interest 20 w,men. and we
noiice the following fro d cnrr-spond
-nt. which the editors printed, reafis-
ing ihsi it treats apon matter of
Vita Importance 70 ,hSr sez: "Tne
bes, remedy for Soup. t,Ids and brnn
chitis thar ha,t be-a able to find is
Chamberlain. Cough Remedy. For
family use II has no -qii.l. 1 gladly
recommend it. 25 nd 81 cent bottles
for rae by c. L. McPh-rson.
George Hollis keeps on hand at
al! times nmpl3ls line of under.
taking goods.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-01-21
Noflcg.

AN parties kuodny themselves in.
dehed to The und.3signed viii please
cau aud make sci L 1ment before F-bru-
airy l, 1898 After hat date accounts
nil! be placedinth1 hands Of collec-
tor.
G. L. McPHxRsoN.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-01-21
gWInuHrrTUvUrUWHTWrTVUHg
s HOME NEWS. 3
buN 90 Mad

Several drummera took in Holly
during the week.
lWm. Simpson and Ben White. of
Coolidge were in town Monday.
Alden Smith of Greeley county
vas iu Holly Sunday and Monday.
Emery Daley has been doing the
typo act IN the Chieftain Office this
week.
". 3. Padley went to Tribune
Wednesday TO get the balance Of his
effects.
/. Chapman, of Tr.bune, was in
Holly Tuesday night. J. B. Harden
came down with him.
Don't fail to take advantage OF
our liberal discount TO cash buyers
&. l.. McPnERso..
The Ladies Aid society will meet
on next "Wednesday afternoon at
the residence of II. a. Pettee.
Scott Shobc has built a porch ON
The south and east sides Of his resi-.
dence, placing wire screen all around
il.
George Webster returned this
week from Las Animas where he has
been working for the Storage com.
Pany.
0. f. Cox dropped into this Office
while in town yesterday and
handed US s2.75 for the Chieftaiu
and Field and Farm TOR one year.
David Gray. of Hartland Kansas,
was in town few days during the
week and purchased five acre trac,
upon which he will probably locate
in short time.
Our large and unsurpassed stock
of Boots and Shoes has partly ar
rived. Call and examine before
pui chasing elsewhere.
&. l. McPHERseS.
Blanchat, the jeweer from Cool
iige, will be IN Holly Jan 29ih pre-
pared to repair watches, clocks and
jewelry. Also takes orders for
iewelry. Leave work at McPher.
sons store.
Miss Myrtle Julian and Miss
Edith Boggs of Coolidge we're visit.
ing with the latter's sister, Mrs. II
p. Horst, the first OF the week. Mrs.
Horst returned TO Coolidge with
them on 7 uesday.
Jake Blumer who has home.
stead about sixteen miles north
west of town, and who has been
resident of the county for several
wears, announces that he is going to
Alaska in a week or so.
Some of the boys belonging 10 the
Cores lateral outfit were in town
Friday after supplies. They report
the completion Of one and half
miles OF lateral, but the frost in.
terieres with their work to some
extent.
J. |. Banks, is having peculiarly
good luck in the hog business al
though he has az vet made no pre-.
tension of going on large ralc.
Two of his young rows have ten
pigs each and they are doing well.
Clothing! Clothing!! Clothiny!!!'
for smell men, for large men, med
lun sized men. or any other kind OF
men; in fact, all styles and --latest
styles in mems suits coming from a
New York factory, at prices to suit,
and suits 10 suit all tastes and pock,
ct books. C. l.. McPHkRsoN.
The little daughter OF MIR. and
Mrs. 9heo. Baxter, now some sia
months old, has he d,stinctin Of be
ing the first child born on til,
townsite of Holly. In view of thio
she hss been named Edna Holl,
Baxter. II the Amity people wan
10 show that they are good fellow.
they should give this little girl
town lot.
Mr.. John McMillen' a representa-
tive of the Equitable Life Assuranr.
Society of New York, was IN town
Yesterday. He distributed severa
of his company's 1898 calendars,
which are about az tastefully gotte,
up as anything we ever saw of tn,
kind. Mr.. Henry B. Hyde, who Is
president of this company ia ala, a,
The Holly chieftain., 1898-01-21
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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-03-17
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
w. FL. PRATT,

LAWYER,
Rooms and over the Philips County Bank
Phillipsburg, Kansas.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-03-17
W. CT. U. Convention.

the county W. q. I. U. convention
met in the NJ. % church OF Phillips
burg on March 10 The meeting was
called TO order at 2 O'Clock by pres.
ldent, Mrs. Mary Fisher OF Kirwin,
who then read the first Psalm "a
bearing on the subject Of home pro.
lection the topic Of this meeting.
Prayer was then offered by Mrs. An.
ma Tracy Of Logan followed by scrip.
ture reading showing some OF the
good resulting from right living.
Mrs. o. B. lincoln OF Logan read
paper Oh Home Protection which
was greatly enjoyed, dwelling on
temperate living aud Sabbath observ,
anCe. After come remarks and a talk
by Mrs. Fisher, Miss Louise ShockIey
read fine paper asking for protection
from vulgarity and foul language in
the home. This was greatly CON-
mended as ell iolt the need Of reform
in this direction and was side Of the
question seemingly overlooked until
brought forciblY TO our notice.
Mrs, Anns Tracy then delivered an
able address in memory OF our late
lamented president, Frances r. Viii.
lard. Az her picture repOsed on an
easel In front Of the audience, draped
in black oil hearts went out to her in
love and admiration. She still lives
IN our hearts
Mesdames Granger, Fisher and
others then paid a tribute Of love and
esteem TO this our brightest example
Of noble, pure, true, devoted, conss-
Grated, Christian womanhood.
After reading letter Of greeting
from the District President Mrs Hew-
cit who could not ba with us, Mrs.
Fisher rendered her resignation which
was sadly accepted and Mrs. Anna
nj. Tracy OF Logan was unanimously
elected county president.
II was moved and carried that a
committee be appointed 70 draft a set
Of resolutions for Mrs. FiSher.
Resolved: that as o County W. O.
7. u, regretsiDR the resignation Of
our beloved President, Mrs. Mary B,
Fisher, on account OF her failing
health, do express our gratitude and
tender our sincere thanks FOX her siH
years Of faithful service in our behalf,
performing most faithfully her duty
with loving interest and forbearanCe
Resolved; that we welcome to our
Union most cordially as president,
Mrs Anna M Tracy Of Logan.
Resolved: that our county secretary
be instructed to spread these resolu-
tions on the w O. 7. U. records and
chat we as q COMMITTEES insert them in
the county papers and send copy Of
same 10 Mrs. Fisher.
Mrs oHAs TRACY, now
Mrs, ARTHUR GRANGER, OOm'
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Luctor Items.
MIHn VHAb Z HAUXJ
Mrs, ARTHUR GRANGER,

Fine spring weather favors stalk
outing and blowing.
Miss Baude Burlington will soon
close school.
g VanEngOn sold his cattle this
week.
Rev. DeVries is preaching az the
Chr. Ref. church for a few weeks.
Mr.. Ruys from Ottawa county,
Michigan, has moved onto his farm
IN Prairieview township, which he
bought somt time since.
Il. Schskelsar is said TO contem.
plate matrimony.
e. Bos has changed residences and
10 now occupying Mrs. Rennerdink's
farm.
Messrs. Baron, VanKooten and j.
Rupke has invested some Of their net
income in new buggies.
j. Hogan has returned from visit
with relatives in New Mexico.
A healthy baby girl brought joy
in the home Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Nonhof
last Wednesday,
P. Rupke spent the Sunday with
his Holland friends.
Simon Ksts and Jennie Schemper
were united in marriage on the Sth
inst. at the home Of the bride.
A. VanDerYsen aud Anna O. lager
will be married today in the Chr. Ref.
church at 7;8O p. M, Rev. DeVriss
acting as the performing Official. At
the same hour there will be preach.
ing and il the weather is favorable q
big audience 10 looked for.
Il. Juerink is looking for some rel.
atives from Minnesota. They sold
their property up there and will now
try Kansas farming
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-03-17
Topeka Letter.

The republican state COMMITTEES re-.
fused tolsustain, the objection made
by Marshal Sterne TO allowing the
executive committeeman, who were
appointed without authority from the
convention equal voting privileges
with the regular committeeman. Most
Of the Questionable committeeman
we're turned down for places on the
regular committee by their home peO-
pie, but little thing like that would
not hinder Leland from clothing them
with power il his interests could be
benefited thereby,
In an effort 10 discredit him the
republican county attorney OF Shaw
nee county subpoensed Webb McNall
to testify in liquor case. The Tope.
ks Capital, bent on making all the
political capital possible out Of the
incident, which had been planned for
purely political effect for many weeks,
states that Ed Little, Bob Semple,
R. W. Turner and Major Shrsvs we're
also subpoenaed, which is untrue.
The whole proceeding 10 taken TO
give 70 the public the notion
that 1t is necessary to 90 10 tho state
house to get testimony in such cases.
1t may appear before the proceeding
is over that republican court officers
will make the best witnesses.
Webb McNall has opened up on @
newly discovered insurance combine.
It is the snti.rebste board Many
companies have. signed an agreement
to discharge any employee who cuts
his commission and in addition fine
him $1O0. He is refused employment
by all the companies party to the
agreement FOR one year. The board
names a referee who decides all q1es.
tions of violations Of the agreement
At present Speaker Tom Reed is
referee, and he gets salary Of $4,000.
McNsll says that this is a violation of
the antitrust law and that companies
must withdraw from this agreement
or he will no issue license to them.
He hopes to bring more elements OF
competition into the insurance bust.
ness before his term expires.
Secretary Bush will urge the next
legislature to pass a law providing for
annual reports from corporations aud
giving the secretary Of state authority
to license them, ss insurance Comps.
MES are now licensed. In chRrtering
he would exact q fee OF
$40 to $25 and in addition an amount
equal 10 one, tenth Of per cent Of |
the capital stock. Other states have |
laws requiring the payment OF much |
larger amounts This would have |
much Of q tendency to stop the in.
Of companies With enor.
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CA-@rORrA.

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Nance Items.
Olivet wears black aud white ribbon
for Miss Willard.

olivet wears black aud white ribbon
for Miss Willard.
Rev Alma shupp OF Bloomington
will preach at the church next SUN
day at lllc'clock, and possibly in the
evening We.anticipate rare treat,
as she is not only an ordained minis.
ter, but has taught elocutlon and
physical culture.
Miss Matte Phillips exhibition will
be held ia the church the evening Of
March % A long and varied pro.
gram Of dialogues, recitationp, vocal
and instrumental music will be- pre-.
sented. Come early.
There were glad hearts among tho
Christians Sunday when elk went
forward to join the church. All were
happy to welcome Mr. Hsnseu back
to the desk. Gods name is gloriAed
BY putting new song into so many
hearts, aud revealing the beauties OF
holiness to 80 many minds.
Easter services will held az The
church and school house by respective
occupants. No doubt both will be-
good, and certainly elsyating.
About four years ago Presiding
elder Bull at quarterly conference ia
the sod church suggested that your
correspondent have a tree planted al
our place OF worship to verify lts
name. The suggestion was made a
reality last Monday through tho
kindness Of Mr.. Monk.
We would be glad il John Tabler
would contribute to one or both Of
the papers news Of his church, and
more If health permits.
I'VE have heard u Joyful eoand,
Jesus saves Jcsae aayOe.
Spread the tidinge all around,
Jesus saves jesus sAvosl"
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A Concealed Weapon.

Mr.. W. A. Thomas, manager Of the
Insurance Observer, the New York
publication that this month printed a
full page cartoon piCturing Insurance
Commissioner McNall as Nero at
the burning Of Rome" says the State
Journal, is not altogether unknown
to MCNaIl. After gszing at the car
toon for several hours, Commissioner
McNall yesterday afternoon dictated
the following letter to Mr.. Thomas.
The letter was mailed last night:
Topeka, March Z, 1893.
W. A. Thomas, Manager the Insur-
AnOe Observer, No. So Liberty Street,
New York: Dear What will you
charge me for 10000 copies OF the
Insurance Observer, under date Of
March LIST, 1893, laid down in Tope-
ks, containing earteon Of myself
adding while Kansas 10 burning, to-
gsther with copy Of the Indictment
found against You in the United
States district court Of New jersey,
at the time you were indicted 10 80
for the otfsuse Of unlawiully and
fraudulently abStraOtlDg and en-
begsling certain moneys IN the sum
Of $4,000 Yours truly,
WEBB McNALL.