The Holly chieftain., 1898-05-20
SIC on.Ings fer Sc at Gnl,s.

VIM. GiIl viii sell Shoes at cost foI
twu weeks. Now is your time to buy
Fora arst class hair cut and shave
call on I'd. swayze,
Fred M5hl arrived yesterday with a
party Of lard seeker from EASTER
states.
Hon. Pla,t Rogers, Of Denver, wal
guest Of ". NJ. Wiley during the frsr
(oi the week.
The HysIenic Bath cures Rheuma
tism and Eeeps the well JueG we'll. Gel
them at ellis.
Boots. Shoes and hate at cost. w
want the room fol new stock. IL mus
go. Wv. GuL's.
Colonel Thomas Holland left last
Friday for New York. He viii be gont
about two weeks
George Hollis carries a complet,
line of furniture and undertaking
goods. Prices reasonable.
Mics Ella Kester drove down from
her Kansas ranch Yesterday to dispos,
Of her butler ard do some trading.
We carry mII line of goods. Com,
in and get prices before buying else
where WN. GILL.
J. W. MurrelI came down from Gree
ley county on Wednesday and is deinl
some carpenter work for 5. f. White
A large consignment of household
goods arrived yesterday foI staff Cap
tain Burrows Of the Salvation Army
colony.
J. B. Harden went to Tribune Tues
day. We did not ask him what for
but naturally suppose he went to see
the boys.
Call and examine that elegant wall
paper at George Hollis ANY design
or quality to suit the most fastidious,
at the lowest possible price,
C. a. RICE did some painting and
graininG on the residence of W. z.
Crowley this week. He is now paint
ing the outside Of ;. F. Whites store.
Pearl Sheppard placed his wheel in
care of one OF HolIy's fair ones, and hit
the grit for the camp of the Cores lat
eral outfit, where he will work this
summer.
Andy Myers, of the Amityville settle
ment, had his name enrolled as n mem.
ber OF the Holly Cantaloupe Associa-
tion this week and has nine acres OF
melons planted.
j. s. Schrader and family removed
TO Gageby, station on the Fort LYON
canal. this week. Mr.. Schrader will
attend to the division gates of the
canal during the summer.
The unusual wet weather this spring
will Afford plenty OF green stuff for the
bugs and insects TO subsist upon and
the gardens will stand good show of
escaping the usual raid of these pests.
Our large and unsurpassed stock
of Boots and Shoes has partly ar
rived. Call aud examine before
purchasing elsewhere.
{. l. MCPHERsON.
Miss Leslie Hott, who has creditably
filed the position of stenographer in
the Amity Office here for about two
years, went to Denver this morning to
take like position in the office of the
law firm of Rogers & Shafroth.
We are informed that the work on
the artesian well will be commenced
next week. The pipe and casing is
already here and r. }. Marine, who
has the contract, will come down from
Tribune next Monday to begin the
work.
j, A. Daley, our joyial night opera
tor, has purchased ten acre tract in
the north part of town and will put a
house and other improvements upon it
right away. He will SOW five acres to
alfalfa and cultivate the balance to
garden truck.
r. F. Feldmeir, lineman for the Pos
tai Telegraph company, was In town
Wednesday night. He has three
assistants and is travelling over the line
by wagon making needed repairs and
improvements. While here they put
up All additional pole in the loop and
tip htauel tha UiraE
VIM. Dodson, of Tribune, was in
town several days during the week,
and while here purchased Theo. Bax-
ter's saloon, TO take possession next
Monday. Mr.. Dodson has handsome
residence and several business rooms
in Tribune which he VIII probably have
moved to Holly Immediately.
A minister who had been preaching
a begging sermon concluded it as fol-
lows: "l don't want any to contribute
who have not paid their subscriptions
to. the home paper, for the local paper
needs money great deal more than do
the heathen." That preacher is a true
believes in doing good
at ,houie.
The Sure La Grippe Cure.
There is no use suffering from this
dreadful malsdy, if you will only get
the right remedy. You are having
pain all through your body, your liver
is out of order. have no appetite, no
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