The Holly chieftain., 1898-09-23
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Hoes Foe SALE Inquire of j. P.
Sayer. Coolidge, Kansas, 2t
WANTED-A good girl to DO general
house work. Apply at the Chieftaln
office.
The Amity company are having their
hay barn enlarged with a shed addi-
ton on the west side.
;, F, White attended the republican
representative convention at Lamar
Yesterday as delegate from this pre-
cinCt.
Mrs. Joe Cissne and children went
10 Caddoa Saturday 10 visit Nr. Cissne's
father who WAS quite Ill. They return
ed Tuesday.
J. L. Wilson came down from the
reservoirs Sunday. having hurt his foot
80 that he Was unable to work tor
serersl days.
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J. ". Bryce moved nice and roony
dwelling house down from Horace
| YESTERDAY. and placed it on his lot in
the east part OF town.
Mr. and Mrs. j. ). McMurtry took
IN Canon CITY Fruit day and also visit
ed friends at Pueblo few days, re-
| turning home Oh Tuesday.
| G. l.. Mcpherson, having Just opened
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dry goods and bottoms, would cordially
invite the public to call and examine
| same.
| Col. Thomas Holland is postmaster
at Amity. the new pOstotfce al the Sal.
Yatlon Army colony. All the passeI-
ger trains now whistle for this new
station.
Mr.. G. y. stewart, editor of the
Granada Timer. VAS in town Saturday
SOLICITING advertising and subscrip-
lions and getting acquainted with our
people,
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Dr.. L. l.. Shobe, the Garden City
dentist, will be in Holly October lst,
2nd and &rd, prepared to do all kinds OF
Dental work. uyou need any thing in
his line call and see him.
The night clerk at the Silver State
hotel OF Lamar skipped out last Friday
night, taking with him s. in cash, a
SUIT of clothes and valuable watch
belonging to the landlord.
Mr. II. II. Frank and family, of
Neoshe county, Kansas, arrived here
this week and will make this their
future home, MIR. Frank having pur-
chased $ farm a short distance north
of town.
SEE WHITE Toy t.c. se, valises and
telescopes.
The santa fe rsilread made 3 reduc-
tion OF 5000 III it's freight charges IN
melons shipped east in poor condition.
and reduced the shipping rate 9 cents
per hundred. The melon growers OF
this community appreciate the gener-
osity OF the railroad company. Mama.
nols News.
While riding along the street IN a
buggy last Friday Miss Louisa Hopkins
met with an accident which resulted
in breaking one of the bones of her
wrist. The front axle broke loose
from the buggy letting the front end
down so suddenly as to throw the occu.
pants, Miss Hopkins, her ueice, Mrs.
Frank and child, to the ground with
considerable violence. The latter two
were not hurt.
If your watch, clock, or Jewel
ry needs repairing send it to Apple.
gate at Lamar and get first class
Job done. All work guaranteed.
Nos. and / will be put on again
early in October. The time will be
reduced severa! hours. Raruer shops
will be placed in the composite car.
and an observation car will be carried
IN addition TO the regular equipment.
Tho train will ruu solid from Chicago
instead of being consolidated with
another train as far as Topeka.-La
Junta Tribune.
SEE WHITE for the famous Jumbo
Pants" Every pair warranted not to
rip. You ought to see the Jumbo
Pants" "atsl.
Missouri and other localities which
haye tried to usurp for themselves the
title OF Land of the big red apple"
found that they must abandon all
claim to the title after the horticultur.
al fair held at Santa Fe last week.
Apples grown in New Mexico, and
shown there, were bigger and redder
and finer than Missouri ever saw
| ManZanoia News.
"Cannet you tell me what sert of
weather We nay expect next month";"
wrote . fssmer to the editor Of his
cossntTJ ssperr and the editor replied
as follows; 'ltis my belief that the
weather next month viii he very Aach
like your subscriptions sr.," The farm.
er wondered an hour what the editor
was driving at when he happened to
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