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\ q. &c, No. 80.
D ally. Daily.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-11-04

Mrs. Josie Gunn|pg, o. PHO, Iilinoi.,
died at the Holt hotel last Friday
evening. She ba4 4|been, along sufferer
from consumptio4 and lad been al
Colorado Springs short ime, hoping
to regain her heal but grew wore
and had started fu4 home. She WAS &C.
companied by h seyei year old
daughter and her other J. W. Ryan.
While on the train between Lamar and
Holly, shs grew d denly worse and
would probably ha died, had it not
been for restorative administered by
Dr.. Strong, of Lad p, VITO happened
to De on the trsi 1t was thought
best to stop off her Ind Kermit her to
rest up before cont ling the journey.
She was too far gol bossver, to be
benefited by any d ical aid, and al.
though DR.. Wilson called and did
al he could for her. 3 passed away.
Tne scene of her del was inexpressi-
bly, sad. and the gril of tho bereaved
brother and daugbt was hesrtreDd
ing The remains = shipped east
on No. 8. Friday nigt Tho deceased
leaves husband AM hree children to
mourn her loss. NJ Rysh lives in
Chicago and is residd asdnt for the
Union Assurance Sd ty, of London,
the oldest company d (he kind in the
world, having been d dedin l7l4.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-11-04

j. N. Leslie will make a good commits
sioner, and it is safe to say that enough
people in Prowers county are conyihc
ed ofthis TO elect him to that office
next Tuesday
Miss Anna Bryce. accompanied by
her nephew, Master Earl Bryce. of
Chicago. arrived last Friday, and will
spend few weeks here visiting her
brother. ]. W, Bryce.
The E. G. Condit hay bsliig outfit
had two runaways last Friday after
noon. Two of the teams ran up the
road on the east side of town, but did
no dam 'ge except to break two wagon
reaches.
A. w. Creager. thegeuisI proprietor
OF the Silver Star hotel at Lamar. is
constantly increasing the popu arity
OF that hons- among the east side peo
pie, and they all go there for their
meals when visiting the county seat
Geo. Watson, OF Lamar. came down
last Friday TO attend the case of Mill.
niger w. Rice, on the part of the plain
till. On account Of the illness Of S. F.
White, defendants attorney. the case
was continued till this afternoon.
While the section men were burning
five guards west OF town last Friday, A
strong wind came up suddenly from
the north and carried the lire to several
ricks of hay. belonging to Fl. A Pettee.
and about one hundred tons were dis
troyed.
}. Frank Warner, the popular sales
man for VIM. Gill. experienced an ex-
citing horseback ride last Sunday. His
horse refused to be guided, and dashed
up the street at q high rate of speed
finally bringing up in barbed wye
fence on the edge of town. Neither
horse or rider were hurt, but there WAS
considerable fence to be repaired Mon
day morning.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-11-04
nrEslELrTION PfICE.
HOME NEW a.

- ~ - -
! Election next Tuesday.
see Whites prices on FLosE
Thanksgiving November 2sth.
J. |. Banks visited Lamar Tuesday.
Ell. seweN is painting thsl resldenos
Of George Hollis.
c. F.. BilIiDgsiea. republican candi-
dale for comfy jpdse, Was in town Fri
day,
See Whites prices on FLorr.
s. a. Marqusnd, OF Coolidge, pur-
chased 6 new wagon at Robt. King s
factory, Tuesday.
ANY one wishing to trade e fresh COW
for hogs can get bargain by calling at
the Chle!tain office,
The Santa Fe has put in Il new safe
at the depot, an improvement which
has been long needed.
Sheriff Mckenzie has been On the
east side several times during the
week, summoning jurors.
K. II. Mccoy is building porch,
painting and otherwise improving his
residence on Sixth Street.
W. NJ. Wiley went TO Las Animas
| Tuesday, on business connected with
the Fort Lyon Canal Company.
The weather has been delig ful dur
ing the past week, and the prospects
are favorable for nice day for election.
S. F. White is gradually improving
from his tussel with the grippe, and
will no doubt be- out again in a few
days.
Before purchasing, your fall good
call and examine McPheraon's stock,
Prices to suit the times. No trouble to
show goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. C h. MrP.serson gave
a party to number OF he Young folks,
Hallow 'een. a very enjoyable time
was reported.
The Santa Fe Issued a new time ta-
BILE which went into effec, Wednesday
1t makes but slight changes and does
not improve on the train service for
Holly.
c. l.. Mcpherson, having iust opened
up large and we'll selected stock oi
dry goods and notions, would cordially
invite the public to cal! and examine
the same.
SEE WHITE for trunks, yalises and
telescopes.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-11-04
A Marrow Escape.

Thankful words written BY Mrs, Ada
Z. Hart. of Croten, S. D. "W.s taken
with bad cold which settled on nv
lungs; cough set in and finally termip-
sted in Consumption, Four Doctors
gave me up,saying could live but a
short time. l gave myself up to nv ss-
yior. determined If could not stay
with my friends on earth. would meet
my absent ones above. Ny husband
was advised to get DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds. l gave it . trial, took in
all eight bottles. 1t has cured me. and
thank God am saw ed and now \ we'll
and healthy woman" Trial bottle
free at c. L. SIC Pherson's Drug Store
Regular size 5oc and Sl.0O. Guaranteed
81 prios refunded.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-11-04

VIZ. Crowley returned from Omaha
yesterday morning
Robt. King had another house moved
down from Greeley county this week.
A. j. Marine had his residence NOV
ed from Tribune to Holly, and placed
on his lot in the east part oftown.
The Times says Granada expects to
have new ir7igating establishment
soon. We presume it means a saloon.
W. l. Davis. Of L Lsmsr, stopped off in
Holly few hours Tuesday. He was
on his way to Wichita county to vote.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-11-04
SERE'S A BARGAIN

3A acres OF first class farming land,
two miles from Holly, will be sold at q
bargain. This land is under the never.
falling Buffalo canal, has five room
house, barn, sheds. corrsls. $50 acres
under fence. Good cellar under house
large shade trees, good well with wind
mill. Cut 100 tons hay this season.
The soil is a dark loam, especially
adapted to growing fruit, melons and
and all farm products. Will sell for
one-half cash, balance on reasonable
time. Address the Chieftain. Holly.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-11-04
The Sure LacX Xpslcure.

There is no use sud- X from tbi.
dreadful malady. If yo1 III only get
the right remedy. y are having
pain all through your \. your liver
is out of order. have i hppetite, no
lie or ambition. have ad cold. in
fact are completely uss Ip. Electric
b tiers is the only ren that will
give you prom pit end Il Felief They
act directly on your III tomach and
kidneys, tone up. the )ole system
aud make you feel like new being.
They are guaranteed ID Fe or price
refunded. Fer sale az Z. McPher.
sons drug store at 500 Iottle.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-11-04
a Sure Sign Of crour

Hoarseness in child that subject
10 Group. is a sureindication the sp-
proach Of the dis-ase. II thamher-
lain's Cough R-medy lie given as soon
as the child becomes hoaree, reven sf.
ter the croupy seush has appeared, il
will prevent the lsttsck. May moth
err who have crospy chiIdrn, always
keed this remedy At hand ad find that
it saves item mdch troubleand worry.
1t can always be depended ,pon and is
pleasant to take. For sal BY G. L
McPnerson.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-11-04
See Whites prizes on fDors.

pfic46 on FLOUR.
Nearly three hundred voters have
registered IL Holly precinct.
Joseph starkev. he MayIiue broom
man. wsa in town Tuesday.
G. A. Rice has bten doing come work
at the white Hose" this week.
c. ii. Wolfe, thshus,ler for the Den
yer News. was in 6wn Wednesday.
L, n. Hess, Of eoolidge, subscribed
for our "three-foR Rose' combination,
this week.
SEE WHITE ir bes. lubrica,ine
castor oil at 50 ceu 8 per gallon. three
gallons for 81.
L. S. Millinger ia6oinr some plaster.
ing for Al. Tho3a at the is.ter's
ranch. on Horse c1kek.
Miss Minnie D. King, of McPh e, son
county. Kansss, srriyed Tuesday, te
visit her brother. .Robt. King.
FOR sALE.-rso thoroughbred Jer.
sey heifers. WilIb fresh soon.
q Ru:sel Coates.
D. w. Robinson, democratic candi
date for county judge, vas interview
Ing the citizens Of Holt, Wednesday
The Holly chieftain., 1898-11-04
From heu Zealand

REEFroS, New Zealand, Nov %, 1895
l am very pleased to state that since
took the agency OF Cham mDerlain' e
medicines the sale has been very large.
more especially of the Cough Remedy.
In two years l have sold more of this
particular remedy, than of all other
makes. for the previous five years. As
to lis efficacy. 1 have been informed by
scores of persons of the good results
they have received from it. and know
it's value from the use of it in my own
household. 1t is SO pleasant to take
that We have to place the bottle beyond
the reach Of the children.
E. ]. ScASILEBuRY,
For sale by G. l.. McPherson.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-11-04
Santa Fe Route Train Service.

/ NO EXTRA CHARGE Is MADE ON SAN
IA FE ROUTE" Limited trains between al
points.
Fast vestibuled trains for al points east
leaves Denver at ?. NJ, Colorado Springs 9;
10 z. NJ, Pueblo II :o5 p. NJ. daily. running solid
to Chicago via Kansas CITY without change
carrying Pullman Palace seepers and chair
ears making direct connections for all points
In Texas.
The shortest and most direct route to Califor-
mia and Mexico points. All dining cars and eat.
ing houses under management Of Fred Har
vey.
For fu Il information, Rates, Time Cards etc
address
J. P. HALL, General Agent
Denver. Colorado
The Holly chieftain., 1898-11-04

The new school district northwest OF
town. purchased school buiiing aud
furniture in Greeley county. Kansas
and moved it down this week School
will begin next Monday, with Miss
Louisa Hopkins as teacher.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-11-04
NOTICE

The annual meeting of tie Holly
CantaIoupe association will b held in
Holly on Saturday, November 5th. II
Is desired that all members be present
a this mseting. II is sxpeced that
Mr Wetzel will be here at tha time to
make a settlement with be ssso-
ciation,
The Holly chieftain., 1898-11-04
The California LImItad

Via Santa Fe Route. Best and speed
lest train to California. Chicago to
Los ANGELES in 2! days. three times a
week. Observation car. with spacious
parlor for ladies and children, is a
special feature.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-11-04
Skin Diseases.

tet.o sor the speedy and permanent cure i,
haria, h sait rheum and eczema. Chalils
= w;thnn.s Eye and Skin Ointment 8
;nn ;aous .'s an equal. It relieves the itchs
T. ;hs ana smartfng almost Instantly snaA
cn. ne continued use effects n per,nsnens
scaId % ~ also cures itch, barter's 3 ifch,
chan,as nssaa, sors nirfles, itching pflse,
rsppid srsppis ~ hdaInSs. I;. chronic sore eye IA
ho,.. III. Cady1 Condition Powders -
"a s ss are the best tonic blood puxt1
Nss'ss@'EQsss PSice, n aes1s bola /!
The Holly chieftain., 1898-11-04
BuckLEw,s ,s1,o1 nALvg.

THE BEST sAIkl ia = world for
Cuts, Bruises, bo,es. lcers. Salt
Rheum. Fever Sot Tets1 Chapped
Hands, ChilblalnI Corns: Id all Skin
Ernptions. and ptktvalv tres Piles,
or no pay require Il u uaranteed
to give perfect sajsfaet,oujbr money
refunded. Price ! ~ ~ For Sale
by 4, ~ n,sox.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-11-04
A Mile |haye.

On the cslifornia ~ ID, Santa Fe
Route. There is HOP in the
buffet smoking car. - train elec-
trio lighted. ThroJ fS days. Chi.
cago to Los AngeleI
The Holly chieftain., 1898-11-04
Are You Going to c.l,for,,.7

The California Limited, Santa Fe
no ite, gives the best and sp.edies
service. Only q days, Chicago to Los
Angeles.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-11-04

First class alfalfa hay delivered /
Holly at 81 so per ton.
j. P SAVER,
Hi Coolidge, Kansas.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-11-04


If Prowers county is IN med of any
special legislation, no man can do
more towards doing it than J. B. TrsI-
Ter.
SEE WHITE for the famois Jumbo
Pants" Everypair warranted not to
rip. You ought to see th "Jambo
Pants" at 81.
J. Z. Pearson, OF Lakin. wen through
town yesterday with q herd OF sixty
steers. which he was taking rom La.
mar to Lakin.
If your watch, clock, OF Jewel
rY needs repairing send it to Apple
gate at Lamar and get firs class
job done. All work guaranteed.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-11-04
ScQQ5elIvllsiQl}

Of Cod-liver OIL, with the hypo.
phosphites. meets these case :
perfectly. 1t tones up. fattens
and strengthens.
In SCOTS Emulsion the taste
Of the oil is fully disguised,
making il almost as palatable
as milk.
por sale Al soc. and tsee BY all druppis..
SCOTT \ BOVINE, MIG Chemists E.G w.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-11-04
Finer and Faster than Ever.

The California Limited, Santa Fe
Route, solid between Chicago and Los
Angeles. Time, 9. days. Electric
lighted. Three times Aweex.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-29
a RIOTOUS LIFE
ENDS IN SUICIDE.
G. ID. Mcclure Takes q Dose Of Lau-
danum-Inabtiity to Earn
Living the Cause.

When Landlord Holt, proprietor Of the
lodging house at No. 5n7 Yesier way. opened
the room occupied by &. r. Mcclure, one
OF his dodgers yesterday morning. he found
his tenant stretched stin on the bed. on
a chair near the body was a four-ounee
vial about one-fourth full OF laudanum.
The man was cold in death. He had
been lodging with Mr. Holt about three
weeks. and was without any substantial
means of earning a livelihood. A letter was
found on the body addressed to a local
saioonkeeper asking that his relatives. at
Nontrose. Col, and his wife at Moberly,
Mo. be notified OF his death. No reason
for the self-murGer was given In the letter.
Mcclure was the son Of J. r Mcclure.
formerly president Of the Bank of Mont
rose. Col He left home about a year ago
ard had lived in Seattle nearly three
months. There Is reason 10 believe that
he was n heavy drlnker An Associated
Press dispatch received by the post-Intel-
lgencer last night stated that Mcclure
wife had left him on account Of his riot
Gus living.
Deputy Coroner C. p. Yandell ordered
the body removed 10 Butterwo-th's. Il
was embaimed yesterday TO avail. the in
structions of the dead mans relatives at
Monfrose- No inquest viii be held,
Mcclure had endeavored in various ways
20 earn a living. II is said that he can
vaesed for various kinds OF patented arti-
cles He was Respondent at times. accord
ing TO statements Of those who knew him,
and given to carousing.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-29
A SUCCESSFUL RAIL-.
Interest In the Y. w. G. 4. Work II
Greatly Increased.

\ 3 the DAYS so by the young women con-
ncctett with the Y. W c \. are greatly
encouraged In the outcome OF their rally
work. The idea will culwinate !n the re-
ception Ct Friday afternoon Al o'clock
and evening fran untn ~ O'Clock. There
W3il be a pleasant programme beth after
noon and evening. the former consisting
mostly al addresses and the later % music
and recitat}cns. Refreshments VII be
served. II IS hoped that 4 large number
vii avail themselves OF the opportunity
~ becoming acquainted with the work ana
the workers. II s. earnestly desirai thar
many offerings may re made OF that day
fur the good ~ she association, Periodicals
ana books for the reading room ara soreiy
s~"ded \ desk fer the Office is cnnspicu-
ously absent Pictures fer the walls are
IN great demand. Towels, napkins ard
other articles suitable for tire dining room
are necessity
Tlc culture classes are To b. opened IN
al once II the evenings Physical culture
literature. current history s35cntion a3a
sewing VIII Dc taught by competent in
s'F'Ectars. IHaie classes ara circles will ha
organ xe1 also
SUNDAY afternoon devotional services will
- resumed 5n October . IRE openinx
ssrTtra wiii he one - rralSe
Among the rev departures made lately
has beer gfss appointing OF a library com
ul;ttee VITA Mrs. & W Slender as chair
man
Muet * hoped sron This rally In the way
e enthusiasm ana assistance
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-29
Announces The COURSES.
Circular Letter Sent Out by Presf-
dent Graves Of the CafveFsity.

TIE following circular letter Of announce
rssnt ard trsvitatEoo is being seat under
tie direction Of President Graves, Of The
university, to teachers and Others inter
eRe6 IN Seattle and other localities near
ttsis city. frcm which places ssch students
could reach the university for the proposed
TIE courses stated below viii be given
on Saturdays at the state university OF
Washington throughout the college year
1858. Il Is hoped by means % them 10
meet The desire Of the teachers and others
in the vicinity who cannot leave their work
FOR regular college instruction on any otner
day OF the week, No subject will BE-
given unless AT least six persons agree
TO take & throughout the year. II other
courses than those mentioned are desired.
they can probably be obtained by the for
nation OF d class sufficiently large 10 JUS
tify the consideration OF the professor IN
charge
These courses vii be conducted on exact
" the same plan Sc the work already car
longer time VIII be necessary 10 complete
q subject
No fees Of any sort will he required ex-
cept for material actually used in the la
Credit toward s university degree will
De granted a student on the satisfactory
completion OF any course.
Registration IN these courses VIII begin
on Saturday. October /: the actual work
Will begin on the following Saturday. Octo-
Der s. II Is hoped that a large number
VIII avail themselves Of this privilege.
The courses will be as follows:
Political economy. Prof. J. Allen Smith.
American history. Prot. Edmond s.
Msany.
Northwestern history, Prof Edmond S.
Meany.
Pedagogy. Prot Alexander r. Cofey.
Applied psychology. Prof. Alexander r.
Cofiey.
Latin Cicero, Prof. NJ. Victor Staley.
Latin Ovid. Prof Martha Lois Hansee.
Greek (beginning,. Prof Carl Moench.
German Prof. Charles F. Reeves
French or Spanish toegiHlingj. Prot Car
cline II. ODER.
English literature. Prof. Adolf +. Bech-
ooIt.
Mathematics (trigonometry). Prof. ]. B.
Walker.
Mathematics analytic geometry. Prof.
Arthur Ranum.
Physics Prof Thomas f. Doubt.
Chemistry, Prof. Henry c. Myers.
Physical geography or geology, Prof.
Henry Landes.
Zoology. Mr. Trevor g u. Kincaid
Botany. Prof II. r. Foster.
Forestry. Prof. Edmond 8. Meany.
Mechanical drawing. Prof. Almon H.
Fuller.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-29
Cushman and Others to Open
Campaign Saturday Night.
MONSTER MEETING AT ARMORY
Patriotic Decorations, Patriotic Mu-
sic ana Patriotic Speeches VIII
he Features of the First Repub-
ltcan Catherine of the Year
PM. IN Pres,de ut the Meeting
-McGflvra sad Kerr VIII Speak

The opening gun 0: tsie campaign OF 1sss
viii % fsred sy the Republicans AZ mon
stex mass meeting al ArTzs0ry hail Saturday
nirf, The meeting will ae one % the most
notable OF The campaign. u vii. se under
the auspices o. the KeDu5ltca state ana
county committees. Chairman scnlVeiy ana
Secretary LysoGs. OF the state committee,
ard Chairman /. u. kaicksr5oeksr AMI the
EXECUTIVE committee OF tbs county commit
tss are at work On tie Details OF aie meet
ing.
Hon Frank W. Cusbmans OF Tacoma.
Republican candidate for congress, VIII
speak Mr. Ciehman has earned fspa-
fat.on In campaigns gene 81 as an oFator
Seattle heard him two years ago. Judge
John j. McCxlvra and James a. Kerr, the
well known attorney. will speak. and Lue-
bea's band of twenty pieces will furnsh
fine music for she OCCASION
Samuel n. Piles will preside. He can
he depended on to pat the audience In a
mood for the speakers who are TO suppiy
the bulk OF the arguments for Republican
Ism ard good government.
The feature VIII ho M. cushman's speech.
At the Tacoma convention Dir. Cuxhman
limited that he would al The proper time
and place endeaynr 10 answer the sensa-
tsonaI war allegations" OF Mr. Lewis.
Those WHO have heard him gay that ne rs
amply equipped 20 DEFEND President NC
kinney from his alleged traducers.
Saturday nights meeting should be
fine one There will be patriotic decora-
tons, patriotic music and patriotic speeches.
Following is a list OF the vice presidents
OF the meeting:
Col =. c. Ellsworth. Nal ". v. Rine-
hart. Capt. John Taylor, "A. F. Burweil.
Maj. E. NJ. Schrack. Judge j. W. Lang
ley. John T.. Humphries. f. y. Piper. John
X. kinnear. u. ". Bowen, III. c. GIL. A.
r. Van de Vanier, George kfnnear. joan
Woodins j Al +. Atkinson. A. II. Brookes.
II. r. elise. W. IL. White. O. j. Carr. {.
l.. White. w. II. Clark, q. O. Guy. DR.. ].
J. Smith, j. III. Efink, l.. c. Smith. Sam
Crawford, ". q. Potts. G. f.. Reinsherg.
DIR. F. W. Sparkling, r. A. Seaburg, ]. r.
Miller. Andrew Heinrich. II. A. Bgelow.
II. A. Chadwick Mai. ]. Stra tman. Thomas
II. Cam. w. a. Bailey, II. r.
Clayton, Lyman +. knapp w f..
Boone, ]. Peters. George Newell. Griffith
Davies. l.. Matthews. DR.. Bnrdette, II. c..
Gordon. John Arthur. c. Z. Burnside w.
n. Ballard. Robert Moran. 6. n. ellison.
l.. {. Smith. j. W. Pratt. II. +. Griffith.
George G. Whittenmyer. George W. lib
bets, George w Somerindyke. Harold
Preston. f. h. Palmer. ". W. Wiltshire. f.
H. Guile, II. NJ. Eames, K. w. Carpenter.
L. b. Andrews c. 8 Gleason. w. G.. Hart
ranft and j. ]. Mc(i.lvra.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-29

4 train load OF merchandise. BY fair COM
parison the greatest. richest and most de-
sirable shipment Of clothing ever secured
by any one store n the history OF trade
Sale commences every morning at {
o'clock. The grardest contribution 10 he
public since bargain-giving was barn.
\ gigantic revelry % al prlce-cutting.
-ssrasaiug tF.umphs.
Thousands % mems and young mems
suits al prices 50 low Tflat they are be
yond The reach - rivalry or The power q
imitation. HaaG every -rsn carefully.
FURNISHING GOODS AND CLOTHING;
Mems A:z.sr.can Cashmere Suits IN three
oi1eyeAt patterns, dark shades. worth -
and s.. $50.
Mems E0eay Al Wo3I Twaes Suits IN
medium and dark shades, worth 81. sas7.
Double Twsred All wool Tweed IL gray
pin c1eck. w0rth 81, $50
\ very fine quality of Al Wool Melfo.
Sal 2roNa color. very swe.. sa.. worth
ga. s..sa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-29

Annual Meeting Held and Past and
Future Work pfssu..od

TIE " s-7s~'s Missionary SOCIETY hels -
annual nee tsss Yesterday Afternoon y tho
ENrSf Presbyterian caUrCh The f.ee tfrE
WAS att entAus aSfic a0e as Mss C. r
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