The Holly chieftain., 1898-03-18

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Holly hotel last Monday night.
Don't fail TO take advantage Of
our liberal discount to cash buyers.
C.L VI P.I EEs OK.
If you like to haye good bread
get sack Of George Hollis best
four. Guaranteed TO give salts,
faction.
The house movers arrived yester-
day with large resident house for
W. Frank Crowley. 1t was placed
upon Mr. Ctowley's farm north of
town.
The protracted meeting still con
tinues, but will probably be closed
v With the end of this week. Prpsid.
ing Elder RAIDER preached Wednes.
day night.
Free catalogue of fresh KANSAS
SEEDS now ready. Send for one to
! Kansas Seed House.
+. BARTELDEs IL Co.,
Lawrence, Kansas.
Can it be possible? Well, if you
don't believe IT, Just call at McPher-
sons and you will get 10 per cent off
of every dollars worth of Fall and
Winter goods you purchase for
cash.
Springfield Herald Mrs. Frank
Hoffman, accompanied by her
daughters, Misses Ruth and Ethel.
were spending few days on the
homestead OF Mr.. and Mrs. lIoff-
man, returning to Holly Tuesday.
w. Frank Crowley had a car load
of fruit and shade trees shipped
down from Rocky Ford last week
When individuals get to shipping in
trees by the car load, you can Just
set it down as a certainty that Holly
will be surrounded by many large
fruit farms in the course of few
wears.
Mrs. Bottomley, of Lamar, has
/ bought the millinery establishment
of Mrs. Craddnck, next door TO the
lronclad building. She will 90 east
in March to bring on an Vntirely
new, up TO date and stylish line of
millinery goods. Mrs. Bouomley is
a practical milliner, having had
charge of that department in the
largest stores in Pueblo, and spend =
ing last season with Madam DeNio.
All the goods now on hand must 90
at less than their first cost, as she
does not wish TO carry anything oyer.
This will he an excellent opportuni.
ty TO get a pretty hat at less than
cost. Ribbons, veillhgs, feathers;
in fact, anything now on hand, will
be sacrificed and an entirely new
stock put in.
The melon growers of the asso.
Citations In the Arkansas Valley.
outside OF Rocky Ford, met in this
city last Saturday, and we are in
formed. held a stormy and very
lengthy session, extending far into
the night. }. Il. Gangrr. president
of the central organization, presided.
We are informed that 1t was finally
decided TO make contract with n.
Wetzel, of SAINT Louis, and let him
have the entire crop controlled by
the central organization, on the
same terms thai were made by him
10 the Rocky Ford people-97!!
cents per crate f. o. b. This will be
emlnently satisfactory to the mem.
bets of the different associations of
the valley, and also cause them to
work in harmony with the parent or
Ganization at Rocky Ford.-La
Junta Tribune.
There was but little business
transacted at the Cantaloupe Grow.
ers' meeting last Saturday, for the
reason that the seed committee had
not been able to find where the Net
ted Gem cantaloupe seed coud be
purchased IN the quantity required.
The committee had written to sew.
eral of the largest seed houses in
the United States, and all replied
that they could not furnish the seed.
The association decided to adjourn
for two weeks, in order to give the
committee more time. We are in.
formed that telegram has been re-
ceived from l.. l.. May & Co., of
St. Paul, Minnesota, saying they
could furnish the seed at th,rt, five
cents per pound. AS soon as it can
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