The Holly chieftain., 1898-06-10

Try sack of George Hollis best
flour
Buy picture of the "Maine" of S.F
WHITE 4 co.
See c. a. Rice for wall paper, &C.
patterns TO pick from.
G. l.. McPherson is making improve
ments on his residence.
Ed Swayze has a handsome sign in
front OF his barber shop.
The Vincent boys finished baling
hay for the Amity company last Mon
day.
A. ]. Marine and sob Ellis, of Trib-
une, were in Holly a couple of days
during the week.
Ed Mitchell made flying trip to La.
mar and return yesterday. He says
there Is plenty of mud in Lamar.
Anyone wanting buggies, spring
wagons, ETC., will do well to consult
K. Z. Bennett, Holly, Colorado.
Don't fail to take advantage of
our liberal discount to cash BUYERS.
G. l. MCPHERSON.
Gus Hagedorn was in town Monday.
He says the alfalfa harvest is now un-
der headway, and the crop will be very
heavy.
Here's Something New.
Ornament your home with a picture
of the historic battleship an ainen a,
WHITES.
B. P. Greenee left Wednesday night
for EmporIa, where he was suddenly
called on account OF the seriops Illness
OF his mother.
Messrs. Evans and Hogle, of Pueblo.
were in town few DAYS during the
week taking orders for framing and
enlareing pictures.
Frank McGrath took advantage oi
our offer this week and paid us $1.5C
for the CHIEFrAIS and the Kansas City
Weekly Journal for one year.
S. F. White went 10 hutchinson last
Monday night to participate in the
X ansas State republican convention az
delegate from Greeley county.
The streets of Holly were lined with
farmers teams last Saturday. This
indicates that the farmers are finding
out that Holly is first class trading
point.
j. A. Wilcox is breaking out and
planting to crop the ten acres j. A.
Daley recently purchased. Five acres
hayh been planted to cantaloupes and
Mr.. DALEY will have the balance plant
ed to milo maize and alfalfa.
Rev. w. NJ. Mitchell and F. r. Math.
ews. of Springfield, stopped in Holly a
few hours Tuesday to visit Z. W. Tuttle
and F. G. Hoffman and family. They
were travelling on their wheels and
were on their way to Kansas to visit q
brother Of Mr.. Matthews.
Misses Elton Stone. Inez Wagner
and Capitols Williams, of Syracuse and
Miss Edith Boggs. of Coolidge. foul
fine specimens Of Kansas. beauty, in
company with Messrs. Erskin Bicknel
and James Pratt, of Syracuse, were
Holly visitors last Sunday afternoon
The case Of Theo. Baxter VS. II. II
Prahl was tried in the justice court las
Saturday and judgment rendered il
favor OF the plaintiff, to which the de
fendant has taken an appea, to tn,
county court. Geo. Hollis acted al
attorney for the plaintiff. and the wa,
he laid down the law was a eau ton.
Clothing! Clothing! Clothing.
for small men, for large men, med
ium sized men, or any other kind o
men; IN fact, all styles and lates
styles in mems suits coming from
New York factory, at prices to suit
ard suits to suit all tastes and pock
ct books. c. L. MCPHERSON.
A number of people assembled at th
school honpe last Sunday Afternoon
and organized . Snpday school will
the following officers: l. G. Hammer
superiatendent; s. F. White, assistan
superintendent; Mrs. @. II. Adsms
treasurer; Miss Daley. secretary; Mis-
Lulu Wood, orgsnist; Miss Laura Mil
linRer. librarian. Sunday school vii
be held regularly every Sunday at tel
O'Clock a. m.
Bad management keeps more peopl
in poor circumstances than any othe
one cause. To be successful one mus
look ahead and plan ahead SO that wheI
a favorable opportunity presents itsel
he is ready to take advantage oft. A Ii,
tie forethought will also save much ex
pense and valuable time. A pruden
and careful man will keep bottle c
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Dial
rhoea remedy in the house. the shiftles
fellow will wait until necessity compel
1t and then ruin his best horse going fo
doctor and have big doctor bill t
pay, besides; one pays out 25 cents, tn
other is ont hundred dollars and the