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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-02-05

II yon want Agricultural Land. yielding from SfS
Go $40 PER ACRE yearly. become n settler In
Western Canada. Good Crops, Good Pricest
ance. For illustrated Pamphlets. Maps and low
railroad rates, apply 20 Department Interior,
Ottawa, Canada, or 20 q. .. HHOUGHTON,
Canadian Govt Agent, 1e2a Monadnock Building,
Chicago, H.; GWIEyEs, Can. Govt Agent.
Reed City, Mlchi ID. CAvEN. Can. Govt Agent.
Bad Are. Mich.i N. BARTHOLOMEW. Des Molnes,
Iowa. or ID. HARRY MURPHY. stratford. Iowa.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-02-05

WHEN WHITING 'ro ADvERTrsEms
please state that yeu cav The Advertise
nent In this paper.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-12-09
"A Il es,i H's::: s':::. !: ~,
SunAe3V1s9s W. ~ =. ana to > 30 r. n,
O. u NcPHERsON. r. N.
SUNDAY SCHOOL EVERY SUNDAY AT
~ 1910 A. n, II the school house.
.G. HANARR. Supt.
PRowERs COUNTY DIRECTORY,
Don't fret about the treaty.
Or what Congress means TO do.
Nor let the captured PHILIPPINE

Nor let the captured PHILIPPINE
Bring sleepless nights to vow
Don't worry about anything:
Just say you WON'T right fiat,
For Christmas time is coming. and
Yon must feel good for thatl
Don't vail about your business.
II profits small appear;
Don't foot up on your balance sheet
The losses Of the year.
Don't scrape up all the cares you got
Twas care that killed . cai!-
But look ahead to Christmas time.
And tune your soul TO that.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-12-09
Frse pins.


send your address TO b. Z. Bucklen
4 Co.. Chicago, and get free sample
box of Or. Kings New Life Bills. A
trial will convince you Of their merits.
These pills are easy in action and are
particularly effective in tue curs ot
Constipation and Sick Headache. For
Malaria and Liver troubles they have
been proved invaluable. They sre
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everv deleterious substance and to be
purely vegetable. They do not weak
en- bv their action. but BY giving tone
10 the stomach and bowels greatly In.
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per box. eold by g. L. McPherson
Druggist.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-12-09

your doctor. The doctors ap-
prove Of Scott's Emulsion.
For whom5 For men and
women who are weak, when
they should be strong; for
babies and children who are
thin. when they should be fat;
for all who get no nourishment
from their food. Poor blood
is starved blood. Consump-
ton and Scrofula never come
without this starvation. And
nothing Is better for starved
blood than cod-liver oil.
Scott's Emulsion is cod
liver oil with the tlsh-fat taste
taken out.
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The Holly chieftain., 1898-12-09

Representative Cousins. Of Iowa. hal
tho honor of introducing the first bilIir
the House At this session Of congress
i is entitled. "a bill declaring the
standard Of value in the United States =
and provides that the standard Of valns
In the United States is hereby declared
TO b and i tie standard gold dollar oi
twenty-five and eight tenths grains ol
Standard gold. nine hundred fine.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-12-09

We received this week, 3 copy of the
St. Louis News. containing fine photo
graph OF Mr.. Wetael. accompanied by a
half column writeup Of that 2entlemsn'a
many virtues. As the article was mark
Cd with blue pencil. 1t was no doubt
intended that We republish the same.
but as we do not entirely agree with the
sentiment expressed therein. the same
will not be published just now. No
doubt Mr.. Wetzel will send these papers
TO all the cantalou3e growers In the val
ley, his object being to work up favor
able sentiment so he can secure nsxt
years contracts for melons. Mr.. Wet
eel has been handling the cantaloupea
OF this valley for two seasons, and the
question naturally occurs to US here,
why is it necessary for him to send out
writeups In eastern papers to convince
the people here that he Is good fellow?
Ought not his business transactions with
them during the past two years con-
vince them Of his business ability, his
honesty and integrity? The people Of
the valley are familiar with Mr.. Wet
Eel and his method Of complying with
his contracts, and in the light Of such
experience. It 10 hardly probable they
will l,e fooled the second time. II there
is no man in the whole country who
can end as good market for our canta
loupes a Mr.. Wetzel. then let the var
ious associations employ him ON . sala.
ry or reasonable commission to do IL.
Or, ifhe wants to buy the cantaloupes
lot him put down the cash when they
are delivered to the depot. This me-
thod will save much trouble In making
. hnal settlement. When = person con-
tracts to buy an article and. accepts the
article, It 10 not In any sense business
like for him to plead poor qnality or
anything else. 70 avoid payment for II,
and hsd NJ. Wetsel been as RESPONSE
BILE. financially, - he represented him
selfto be, tho associations could have
collected 97A cents for every crate Of
cantaloupes accspted BY him, It 10 safe
10 predict, however, that the business Of
next sesson will be condnstsd ON .
strictly cash basis. and whatever prics
the members get for their melons Il
will w in cash with no dIsoountA 3
The Holly chieftain., 1898-12-09

WANTED AN IDEA xssss = .sss g. ta,ss ss9
86k Jps ysSith. Wiz J6HN N4bh3is.
kUNA CO. fstsst Attes1e1s, waakanstoS
The Holly chieftain., 1898-12-09

The Twice-a.wesk netroIt Free Press ne sds
no istroducsson. Its many special articles BY
potsd writers have gvenita worldwide repu
tatlpn; In short, 1t Is one Of the cleaness
brightest and best family papers published
No pains or expense Will be spared in keeping
up its present high standard. It Is conce ded u
be one OF the leading family newspapers Of
America. II you are looking for something
real good take sdvantaee Of this combinatioH
oifer., N ass
Remember. that by taking advantage Of lhis
combination, you yet d2 copies Of the CHIEF
TAIN and io4 copies Of THE DETROIT FREE
PRESS, 15G papers, for only Sl.76.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-12-09
A Valuable $50 Page
Book Free
THE FREE PRESS YEAR BOOK
AND
ENCYCLOPEDIA FOR 1899.
Correct. Concise. Complete.
THE lses EDITION WAS THE
SUCCESS OF THE YEAR. OVER
5000 COPIES WE'RE SOLD AT8c.

An ACCURATE and superior Book Of Reference
that tells you all you want to know. There viii
not be q useless page In 1t, Practical Educa-
tor and Hand Book Of Encyclopaedic informa-
ton on subjects Statistical, Official, Historical,
Political and Agricultural; likewise book Of
Religious fact, and general practical directions
on every day affsiss Of once. home and farm. A
complete record Of the war with Spain, hate cleo
tions, sporting aud all other happenings Of 1893,
Do hot DELAY but take advantage Of this liber-
al otter. which We make for q limited time only.
by special arrangements with the publishers
Rewember. we send both papers fpil wear and
the book for only &l.75.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-12-09
The 'sWtsstsrn psnt county" Cor
rsspondent Writes ot the
1hroe tWondsrs" OF the
Astansas Valley.

--
From Las Animaa Leader.
thought Of letting you have week
Of. it beias Thanksgiving week. be-
lieving - I do. that no profession needs
. week mora than does the editor in
which to return thanks to Almighty
God 10 AhsA Amny sblsssiueS bsssSwsd,
but AFTER hayinsa COPY Of the holly
Chieitain laid upon nv desk. aud pur-
suing its columns from start TO finish.
found it, news interesting. adj. attFac-
tive. with signs Of energy and push in
that little city Of the plains. ] was al.
most bent double with surprise when
my eyes fell upon the nntice that the
editor himself had twelve large fat hogs
for sale. I have been passing the doors
Of editors. both Office and residence, for
50 years and haye never even smelt
meat Of any kind frying or detected the
odor of any thing eatsble, never heard
Of an editor before that had ANYTHING
to sell but newspaDers or wornout type.
/ have always thought that an editor
lived like used to when boy, during
protracted meetings, and the preachers
were stopping at our house: all l had to
do w.s TO keep the flies of the table and
preachers and look on. mixed in with
good big chunk Of silent profanity.
We see again in the same paper . call
for tbs farmers Of hatlocaiity to con-
vreeate at Holly to discuss the various
modes Of plshting. growing and dispos-
ing Of the various crops that locality is
heir to. und of the best method of de-
stroying two obnoxious wee1s that are
at present prevalent all along the river
from Pueblo to the state line. namely,
the Russian thistle and the Nat Wetzel
thistle, which 10 very destructive TO can
teloupes. Now Mr.. Editor, will make
an addition to this call, that all the edi-
tors ~ we'll az the farmers, between
Pueblo and the state line. meet at Holly
with these people and discuss these liv-
ing issues, though . little frost bitten
at present, and at the same time look
into the pen of Mr.. Milford, the editor
Of the Holly Chieftsin, and see those 12
large fat hogs. and on onr return We
will stop of At Lamar and sec Writ
Markham's orchard Of apple and peach
trees that bloom cut every January.
/ also sss In the Chisftain nuted far
mer Of South Carolina fame, W. NJ.
Wiley. Ibave known South Carolin-
ians all my life and never before knew
one to do ANYTHING but kill possums and
pass niggern into circus on election
day and tahs their registration certiA-
Gates for admission; We Will also take in
Farmer Wiley. Now, Mr.. Editor. get
yourself In readiness for this trip. II
might b. good policy for us to charter .
coal car with the side boards on, and
call It an observation car. ~ our trip
from start 70 iluish will be one OF OBJ
ssrvation. Mr.. Santa Fe Is interested
In this thistle expurgatlon business, Per
hsps hr will 20 along with us. He Is
another prominent farmer in the val
10y. don't think We need take our
lunch baskets along with ", un:ess Mr.. |
Milford has disposed of them twelve
TT hoDs bsSore that tins.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-12-09
HOLLY, COLORADO, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1885,

The state land board has decided to
sell the 1900 acres Of state land under
the reservoir system. At public sale. fx-
ing $2So per acre q tho minimum
price. This is the proper thing to do,
and the pfc6t to the state and local
school funds from the big increase in
valuation. which this action will canse.
will soon astonish the kickeys.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-12-09

The meeting Of the water right own
era at the court house last SATURDAY.
brought out good attendance. There
wss a general discussion Of VARIOUS xnb.
iects, but no concerted action wps sgreed
upon. Many Of the farmers thought
their interests were great enough to en-
title them to representation on the
board Of directors by an apual and
practical farmer instead ofs water right
owner living in lamar, as is now the
case. Mr.. Wiley. on behalf of the
Great Plains Storage company, conceded
the iustnese Of this claim and promised
to cast the votes he controlled for any
one they agreed upon. Other speakers
laudtd the present board and opposed
any change, and 30 the mattsr rests. 1t
certainly looks as though the actual
farmers are entitled to sQme VOICE in the
direction and management Of the canal.
and il will be wisdom for the sllare-
holders TO choose one Of them a. direc-
tor. At their meeting next Mapdsy ut
tas Animas-Lamar Sparks.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-12-09

Too manv business men labor under
the delusian that advertising 10 lux.
ury and not a necessity that 1t is some.
thing TO be indpleed In only whom pros
perity prevails and the business hori.
ron ID unohscpred BY single cloud
then, and only then. these misguided
mortals turn an attentive ear to the ad.
vertising solicitor. When dark days
come, however. all arguments that can
be adduced in favor Of advertising
might a. vail be Addressed to . craven
Image. Inpslied b. shor sighted po-
licy. they knock down one Of their
business props BY renewing al cards
from the advertising columns, These
persons could give foroible illustrations
Of the beauties Of consistency by dis
charging their travelling salesmen.
Modern methods in mercantile and
commercial intercourse make advertis.
log necessity. Competition is 90 &C.
tive that no legitimate means of giving
his goods publicity can he safely ignor.
ed. In times Of business depression,
remember that necessities. unlike luxu-
ries, cannot be dispensed vith.-The
Chef
The Holly chieftain., 1898-12-09

ffyou have Any work Of this
kind bring 1t TO the CHIEF
TAIN Office. We guarantee
sAtisfaction.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-12-09
Special Offer
To Our Readers.
II Yes are LsssIas fsr sasss,a.
Mere u IL.
The Chie}taIn.
THE TwlckA-wEEK DETROIT
FREE PRESS.

Both papers one year
ron oMLYsi.7V
AMP YOU QETA cNRY OF THE FREE
IREss YgAx n1Qk AsP IScxcL0exntI
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a Mile-a-aInuts shavs.

On the California Limited, Santa Fe
Route. There 10 barber shop In the
BUFFET smoking car. Entire train elec-
THO lighted. Throuxh In n days, Chi.
cago to Los Ansslsa.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-12-09

According to the report Of the investi-
cation committee, the superintendent Of
aAs state insane asylum at Pueblo has
been running that institute "for revenue
only"
The Holly chieftain., 1898-12-09

Yhe melon growers Of the Arkansas
valley have formed. or ara forming To-
cal orHanizations. The plan il for each
locslity TO have its own organisation.
with power 10 control all details and
matters relating to the ehipment Of
their own product. and . central board
Of control, composed Of RES sentatives
from the local orRsniSahonss to arrange
contracts. puppliss eto. This plan
seema . markell advance over the old
svstsm. 2 Ths 'elemsat Of unity il still
prominent. while the growers ass free
"a manage the, business Of their own
shipping poiat ~ best suits the condi-
tions existing there.-Mansanola News.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-05
THE EAGLE SCREAMED AS
NEVER BEFORE IN BUTTE
The Glorious News From Sampson Helped to Make the Fourth
the Greatest and Hottest Ever Celebrated in the Biggest
Mining Camp on the Face of the Earth

Comical w~hangdoodles. which formed
n of the best things in the parade.
The boys were dressed in all kinds OF
fantastic costumes, all had masks. and
they created no end of merriment-
Some were on horses, some on donkeys,
some on bicycles, some o N foot; some
drew carts and some wheeled baby car
riages. There were transparencies car
ried, with such expressions as "Samp-
son. you're all right" do we win? We
do" Remember the Maine etc. Some
Of the boys represented the city ari
county officials. One represented Ityan,
the contractor.
General Curtis had arranged for a
two-mile procession. but the procession
was three miles long. AS a consequence
the head of the procession on he Sec
ond round caught up to the tail at Park
and Montana street. The proposed
counter marching was abandoned on
account Of the bad condition of the
streets and the difficulty Of turning
some of the big wagons. The process
sion was all massed In front of the
court house at five minutes past IL
o'clock.
The great celebration was concluded
with the grandest display of fireworks
ever seen in the northwest. 1t was con-
Quoted on the hill at the head OF Idaho
street. just above Copper. Fully 10000
people crowded the streets within view
of the exhibition. From the hill down
to Galena street, a distance of owe five
blocks, Idaho street was a dense mass
of people. Every window and roof was
crowded and every person throughout
the whole length Of the street had a
splendid view Of the fireworks on ac-
count of the high elevation. 1t was s:25
o'clock when the first rocket was sent
up and from then on for an hour the
display kept up thick and fast. 1t con-
sisted of a great variety of beautiful
and bewilderlng conceptions. The first
set piece was the battleship Maine,
which was followed by the American
flag; then the words, Butte Leads in
Patriotism" a Cuban flag, a picture of
Dewey and novel and laughable pic
lures of a jumping jack, a moving ele-
plant and a tight-rope acrobat, con-
GLIDING with the Niagara falls and
Good Night" 1t was about half-past
10 o'clock when the last piece was set
off and the crowd gave its final "ahs!"
of delight and establishment and dis
persed. A band stand had been erected
at the intersection of ranite and Idaho
street, and the Alice band gave a con-
cert of patriotic airs preceding the fire.
works display. Nearly every family in
the city also had pyrotechnics, and from
every part of Butte the air was filled
with them. The city was brilliantly H.
Illuminated last night and Main street
mad an especially handsome appear
ance with the stringers of red, white
and blue electric lights at the intersec-
tons of Granite, Broadway and Park
streets with Main.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-05

selves hugely at his expense. sent up a
cheer that led people who did not know
what was up to suppose another bulle-
tin from Sampson had come over the
wires. The bicyclist escaped and the
policeman went back to his eat very
much discounted.
There was a reproduction In minia-
ture last evening of SIMPSONS bonn
bardment OF the Notifications at San
tiago. 1t was about the liveliest incl
dent OF the day. n while it lasted the
proprietor of the city news depot on
East Broadway came to the conclusion
he was being bombarded in dead earn
est. IL was between 6 and ! o'clock
that w. II. Westerman. a miner. who
evidently knows more about handling
a drill than he does about setting on
fireworks. went into the news depot and
purchased a half-dozen sky rockets. He
went out on the sidewalk and started to
set one Off, but he was not up in hand
ling p~yrotechnics. and the result was
that the rocket exploded and burned his
hand very severely. He dropped the
whole lot, and the rocket that exploded
sent a shot flying into the store, where
II took effect in a box of Roman can
dies. II was not exactly so intended.
but II had much the same effect as
the dropping of a shell by the Petrol
into the Spanish magazine Of the arsen-
al at Cavite. In an instant the whole
box of explosives was sizzling. Proprie-
tor Shields grabbed up the box and
threw II into the street just as the first
candle exploded. but unfortunately the
box landed with the candles pointing
toward the store. and the first one came
sailing in among the papers and maya
zines. Like a general equal to the
emergency, Mr.. Shields realized a bonn
bardment was on, and ~improvised for
tifications for protection. The NOV
able glass front, which Is taken out
in the daytime, stood handy by, and
with the assistance of some bystanders
the sections were hastily drawn across
the entrance to the store. but not too
soon, for they were no sooner in place
han the bombardment set in In earn
est. For five minut the exploding
candles rained against the glass like
rapid fire guns, and had II not been for
Mr.. Shields prompt action a big fire
would have ensued. While the bonn
bardment was on II created a great
deal of excitement among the crowd in
the street. Fortunately no damage
to the store was don Westerman
was so badly burned he was obliged to
go to Murray g. Freund's to have his
hands dressed.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-05
BUTTE CURRENT NOTES.
Rent pianos from orion Bros.

iNChb pldAoo oIOS.
Fred orion, piano tuner. 1O7 e. Bdwy.
A daughter was born yesterday to
the wife of Patrick Mcdonald of No.
AL East Broadway.
Attend summer school at Butte Bus
mess college n take no chances.
School established 1890.
Mrs. Oswald Fayram has returned
from a three-months' VISIT with friends
and relatives in Missouri.
A. G.. Blair, jr., is visiting the city
for a few days. Mr.. Blair is a son of
Hon. A. G. Blair, minister of railways
n canals of Canada.
Adjutant General c.. f. English of
Helena spent the Fourth in lutte as
the guest of his brother. Harvey En-
glish. day clerk at the McDermott.
Weary bones are revived by Manitou
Ginger Champagne. Manitou Table
Water never gets fiat or ~lifeless. Mon
tana Liquor Co., agents for Montana.
f. B. Morgan and wife and E. d.
Morgan, prominent citizens of New
York. spent their Fourth in Butte on
the way from h Yellowstone park to
the coast.
Lawrence DAILY had special cause for
celebration yesterday. because of the
arrival at his house of a first born son
on the greatest day in the history Of
America. He must be named Samp-
son Dewey Daily.
came to Butte TO celebrate were Gus
d. Omer, Charles Gunther, James p.
Supple n ID. A. Baker of Helena. F.
II. Cooney Of Belt. ]. H. McNaught of
Great Falls and Harry Mccullough and
wife of Boulder.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-05

Women nurses are proverbially cool and
collected In danger and at all times, so
when one loses her wits temporarily IL is
generally very funny.
A short time since Miss F. one OF the
smartest and best-skilled nurses at the
Cincinnati hospital. had a very sick man
In her care, who was My kept alive by
heroic doses OF nltro-glycerine. and whose
recovery from the terrible complication Of
diseases from which he suffered was con
sidered almost miraculous by the medical
fraternity. The nurse saw the dose writ
ten in her instruction book and questioned
the doctor about IL. and was told TO fol-
low the dose as directed. but she had the
idea of II being a deadly explosive so
deeply rooted in her mind hat she han
died him gingerly. with a furtiye look in
her eye, az IL she was watching the fuse
end OF a frecracker. /.
One midnight. when all were sleeping.
a typhoid patient I'm another ward arose
from his bed in delirium. slammed doors.
overturned table and chairs and crashed
through a window on 10 the pavement be
low. The nurse. hearing the succession OF
noises, the crash OF the glass. the cries OF
the awakened men I'm their cots. without
taking a look or a breath. with distended
eyes and hair upright. ran shrieking 10
the doctors door, and pounding on IL in
an agony OF terror. called out:
"Oh. doctor, doctor. come quickl Your
nitro-glyCsrine has exploded himselfi'
IT Is needless to say she was more KAN
pleased when she found he was still in
tact and not dismembered. while the true
cause Of the commotion was picked up
stunned and bleeding and cared for ten
derry.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-05
Had an Easy Time.

The day police force had a pretty
easy time yesterday for a Fourth Of
July and a big celebration In progress.
The crowd was so orderly that up 10
evening not an arrest had been made,
but the night men had their troubles,
and this morning the police register
showed the usual number OF holiday ar
rests. They were mostly, however, for
minor o~ffenses, u to partakinS of too
much liquid hilarity. The most serious
offense charged was that of mayhem.
which was preferred against Michael
Nolan, a miner, for chewing UP an a
of another miner named Joseph Ora
ham.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-05
FACTS
THAT WE
Build, Sell, Buy, Insure, Rent
HOUSES
We Sell Lots for Cash or On Install
ments, In Any Pat Of the city.

FOR SALE-we have q LOT Of sseoo1-
hand furniture on hand for sale cheaD.
10000 to loan at a low rate Of interest," -
choice inside property: prefer to make IN
one or two loans for entire amount. Also
money to loan on residences and other
good real estate security N.oe buys a
good 4-rocm house in South Butte: 500
buys a house. stable and 35-foot lot on
South Arizona r.i25 buys a good Groom
house on West Mercury street. near Cay
lord. And there are others Don't overlook
the Volunteer addition. Street cars. water.
electric lights. gas. sewers. fully graded
and sidewalks. All modern i'm improvements
FOR RENT-+room house. Atlantic and
Broadway. new brick, 81 %: two modern
+-room houses with bath. South Wyoming.
close In, rent for IS. two stores for
rent. South Main. good location. corner
S5. inside SIS. Groom house on Gaylord
street. N7.5 Machinery for sale. Two
complete mine and concentrating outfits
of machinery for sale or rent very cheap.
This includes engines. boilers. HOSTS.
pumps. me iigs. pipe and connections
OF every description.