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giving oiiense to the Bryanfces. Win
admirable ingenuity they expressed re-
newed fidelity to the, principles de
clared In the platforms Of our several
national conventions" That might
have answered the purpose of a
hedge" very nicely, but the continue
ton OF the same sentence expressed
pride In "our matchless leader, William
jennings Bryan" There Is the real
Endorsement OF the Chicago platform.
II Bryan means anything he means the
Chicago platform. Pride In him 10
pride In 10 to I. The Pennsylvania
Democrats haven't done It In 30 many
words, but they have Endorsed the CHI
cago platform specifically. Sioux CITY
Journal. - "a
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1899-06-29

a method Of stamping out trusts. There
Is no doubt that the introduction OF
free trade as our national policy would
stamp out many trusts; but 1t would
stamp them out by stamping out the
industries of the country. II there are
no Industries, there can be no indus
trial trusts. That's sure. And free
trade has proved itself q hustler In get
ting rid Of industries. But however
anxious the people of the country may
be to get rid Of trusts, they are not like
ly to be willing to get rid of them at
that cost. If man has boil on his
leg he can get rid of 1t, beyond doubt
by cutting off his leg. But there are
other ways. The cutting of OF the leg
would be the method approved of by
the free traders, If they would be con-
sistent. XIII the trusts, they say, by
killing the industries. Pr0tectionists
prefer to keep the industries, and to
deal with the trusts in some other way.
The question Is a complicated one,
and will need for its satisfactory solu-
ton the broadcast craftsmanship and
the maximum of ability. That it will
be rightly solved in time there can be
.-.tle doubt. The American people
have pretty good record for solving
difficult problems. Just what that so
luton will be the future alone can
show. 1t is safe to prophesy, however,
that the solution will not involve the
wholesale industrial ruin which would
be the inevitable result Of an abandon
ment of the protective policy.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-03-03
SOMETHING FOR NOTHING.

We have beard of the bov who want.
ed to eat his cake and keep it too, hut
never before Of . business man who
sold hir goods and then rave the pur-
chaser credit for the amount paid. To
learn about this send TO James yicks
Sons, of Rochester, N. Y, who agree
to do this ir their Guide. The Golden
Wedding edition Of Vick's Garden and
Floral Guids il certainly An artistic
work. with it's twentv-iour pages litho-
graphed in colors, snd nearly one
hundred more pages filed With hand
some half-tone illustrations, photo
graphed from Flowers, Fruits. vegeta-
bles and homes. l
While this Guide 10 really too expen-
sive to give away. they give Il with a
Due Bill for Is censs vorlh Of seeds for
only Is cents. Another nev feature is
the doing awav with the old packet Of
Vegetable Seeds and stating the qnan-
titv in each case. the buyer getting
more for his money.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-03-03

For onion seed and sets, strawberry
plants, hot bed sash, apply TO NJ.
NJ. Brown.
Herman Shaaf has for sale cheap
a large bunch of gen,le mich cows
on Cheyenne Greek about three
miles North East of Holly.
Two letters came 10 the Holly
po,tottice last Sunday from Manila.
One was from Al. Mccoy to his
mother and the other was from a
nephew of F. G. Hofman. They
were mailed at Manill on January
18th and were oyer five weeks max
ing the trip.
For frost bites, burns, intolent sores.
eczema. skin disease, and especially
Piles, DeWitt's Witch HazeI Sslve
stands first and best. Lookout for dis
honest people who try 10 initiate and
couterfeit it, it's their eldOrsement of
good article. Worthless goods are
not initiated. Get DeWIrt' Witch Ha-
Eel Salye.
fvrFnlG Rpns
The Holly chieftain., 1899-03-03
Yer, .nce...fa, Quotation.

In the Grafton SCHOOLS it is custom
ar to have regular quotation days"
on which each pupil is required to give
quotation and announce the name
Of the author. The day before the lat
est occasion OF this sort one OF the
boys complained to another that he
had no quotation for the morrow. I'll
tell you a good one" said the latter;
and the quotationless one was happy
When 1t came TO the latter's turn to
quote. he rose and said. with great con-
fdenoe: Go west young man.
Shakespeare" But the reciter was not
prepared for the tumultous applause
which greeted his quotation-Pitts-
burg Chronicle-Teleg
The Holly chieftain., 1899-03-03
The Best Lighted CITY.

Paris is said to be the best lighted
city in the world. and a model for all
cities that are bent on introducing
electric lighting on a grand scale. 1t
Is the great installation under the vast
central markets of Paris that has en-
abled the municipality to command the
situation and to carry out scheme
which has been settled. not hastily. but
after a patient. scientific and system
attic study. This installation, however,
has never been intended for the gen.
eral work OF lighting 1t is for exper-
imental purposes, and also for acting
as regulator OF charges, each divi-
sion of the city, radiating from cen
ter, being leased for limited term to
a responsible electric company. The
old troublesome question OF how to
dispose of wires never arises in Paris,
where. thanks mainly to the subways,
there are no obstructive wires.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-03-03
Pyramid Built by . Blind Man.

A great curiosity and something OF
great interest to veterans is the his
torical pyramid owned and built by
W. H. Sallada OF Los Angeles, who
lost both eyes in the late war. The
pyramid is about seven feet high and
two feet wide at the base. Each side
of the exterior is completely covered
with relics of all kinds. such as
swords, pistols. cannon balls. pieces
OF famous war vessels. flags. and each
relic has history of its own, which
is willingly told to you by Mr.. Sallada,
who. though unable to see. knows in
stantly by touch which article you de-
sire information about. The interior
is composed Of six revolving shelves
containing miniature ships, forts and
soldiers.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-03-03
The Holly Chieftain
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The semi-wetkly REPUBLIC bout ali
a' Is necessary to subscription it,
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Hoh no" IMAM other Weekly
command not only Of all the Daily
ana SUNDAY REPUBLIC but also
new Aork Herald New
caoe service OF THE REPUBLIC mentioned have
never been tqused In history this or sny other
80 = - $3.50
II mas so many ADVANTAGES gaherer that no other
paper can claim to be its equal The
thoroughly The special
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one paper OF Its class 1t is published meet the
wants OF that
or cannot afford to read daily paper
s the leading democratic Va.y
by special arrangement made for a iimi time orr
friends Will be given of his
liberal proposition 80
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The Holly chieftain., 1899-03-03
OBSERVATION BY KITES.
Meteorological Rsadinss sscured at Hish
ATTITUDES.

Meteorological Rsadinss sscured at Hish
The experiments recently carried out
by Messrs. Clayton and Ferguson at
Mr.. Roch's observatory With kites for
taking meteorological readings at high
attitudes were of the greatest interest.
On Aug. 26 two tandem kites were
started with recording Instruments at
tached made Of aluminium and weigh
ing about three pounds. and one kite
reached an altitude Of 1924 feet above
the sea level. Nearly nvs miles Of
line. weighing about seventy-nve
pounds, was let out, and the greatest
height was not reached for nearly three
hours. The instrument registered the
temperature. pressure. humidity and
wind velocity At different Levels. and 1t
was found that about one mile from the
earth's surface the kites passed
through a belt OF cloud, hut above this
the atmosphere was vsry dry. The
temperature fell to 80 degrees at the
highest point. with wind velocity Of
thirty-two miles an hour. while at the
same time at the sarth's surface the
temperature was Is degrees and the
wind velocity also thirty-twp miles
The maximum wind velocity recorded
was forty miles IN hour at . height Of
1000 feet. We believe that 12.l24
feet is the greatest height yet attained
with recording kites By these or any
other experimsnters. bst during the
past few months MessrA Clayton and
Ferguson have on several occasions
reached 1000 feet.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-03-03
SHADY BEND.

Al Thomas 10 constructing q Jumbo
mill to irriRats . garden.
Bob Reynolds and chum were skin
ming cattle on the range this week.
Perry Warnss, OF Syracuse, was gath.
erinp cattle 10 this locality this week.
Massrs. Gray and Biddinger, Of su-
perior. Neb.. srrived this week and
moved into ths Vincent property, one
mile north OF she Bend
Walt. and Brsest Conlry and George
Canfi-ld. aged fsom ls to IL years, left
their parents' protc'ion and started
out into the world lass sunday.
SHADY,
The Holly chieftain., 1899-03-03
How to Look Good.

GOOD looks are really mou nan skin
deep, depending entirely OH q healthy
condition OF all the vital organs, II
the liver is inactive. you have u bilious
look: II your kidneys are affected, you
have pinched look. Secure coed
health, and You will surely haye good
LOCKS. Electric Bitters" is a good
Alternative and Tonic. Acts directly on
the stomach. live, and kidnevs, purifies
the blooi, cures pimpies. blotch es and
boiis, and gives q good complexion
Every bottle guaranteed. Sold At
1kelman Bfos.'s drug store. so cent,
psr bottle.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-03-03


WANTED 5000 cattle for the
summer, plenty of water and range.
NJ. NJ. BRowN.
Holly, Colo.
Capt. J. S. Titcomb closed his
engagement in the engineers de-
partment at the Am,ty headquarters
on Tuesday of this week, and is now
spending few days visiting, pre-
yious to his final departure for his
home in Denver. The Captain has
lived among us for over y.ar and
has figured prominently in social
circles, from which his absence will
be keenly felt.
AS the season Of the year wheu pneu.
monia. la grippe. sore throat. coughs,
colds. catarrh. bronchitis and lung
troubles are to be eusrded against, no.
thing sis fine substitute" will "an-
aver the PURPOSE" or is Just as goodp
as One Minute Cough Care. That is
the one ILfsllibIe remedy for all lung.
throat or bronchial troubles insist viz
ororsly upon having it If "sometbinp
else" ib offered you.
G. L, McPHxRsoS.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-03-03
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Lamar LuIIabys.
.lEELuAS Bros.
by NUN

+. T Lee spent SUNDAY At home.
]. J. o Donneil mad lying trip to
Topeka this week.
Farmers are beginning to look about
preparatory for spring work.
a pOund social was TO be given last
night tor the n. Z. mInEster. but got
no report from Is.
Notice is out tor q specIa! meeting of
the ". c. T. U. At the L. 2. Church
tUnOrfow at 2 p. IN.
Both lumb Der yards are busy attend
Ing TO patrons. Severa carloads OF
lumber come in almost daily.
c. c. Huddleston ha. put on extra
force ~ assist III puttiAs up his new
wagons he has recently shipped in.
Miss Stella Maxwell returned to La
Junta Monday to finish the course she
began IN the Ladies' Commercial Coz
lege al that place.
l.. NJ. Markham went to your town
Monday on business pertaining TO the
Water orage COM suy, Merrill ID
quite promising ,ouus man and Will
do honor to any csiliLs
FaImers are bringing IN hogs today
to ship. AS this he tie best part OF the
United States in which to raise hogs
and sheep, a large uumb-r OF both are
-hIpped from here annually,
d. {. Marker 10 making quito exten
sIye improvements ou his ranch west
OF town. He 10 now engaged in putting
down we'll. He has Isrge number
OF cattle and sheep, which all look well
Kept.
George Pearl returned from La Junta
Monday, where he had been attending
his daughter. Miss Mamie, through a
severe spell OF bowe trouble. She was
able to resume her duties as scholar
at the Commercial college,
At their last meeting the W. G. T. U.
passed resolutions OF thanks to the edi.
tors OF Lamar Sparks, Lamar Register
and Holly Chieftsiu for kindly grant.
ing them the use ofa column in their
papers.
Standing at the stock Yards, one can
see six new houses under const ruction,
which goes to say that east Lamar is
greatly booming. The siY houses are:
Mr.. Creagher's, whicn is unders tood to
be 5000 brick; J. A. McDo~ells,
which is to be of stone; c. A. Thomp-
sons, to be grout house: A. yanDu-
sens, a large II story frame; Oscar
Downing's, . frame almost com pleted.
and man, whose name We did not
learn. who has bought ten acres of
Wm, Moyle on Olive street extension,
and who is building quite d commodi-
GUS frame house upon 1t. Several
Others are reported to be going TO build
in Cottage Place addition soon. Two
new houses are being built in the
southwest part oftown.
After people declaring go long that
Lamar cannot secure money to keep up
the town only By licensing the saloons,
it comes to light that a state law puts
that money into the school fund and
instead of our towns being run with
blood money, here it is our schools!
How, in the name OF all that is good
and noble, can We staad idly by and
allow such pernicious law to be on
our statutes? Colorado can raise
enough money by taxing honorable
business, and educate her children with
money honestly earned, without licens
ing death-traps 70 secure the money
for educatiopal pur poses. Rouse, ye
parents! and deiuge your senator's and
representatives with petitions to re-
peal that law. Then Colorado will
come out bright and shining in her
new code.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-03-03

have beoo sti'c'ed with rh.ums
tisn for fouteeen years and nothing
seemed to gise anv relief. was able
to be around ~ the time, but constant.
ly snssr,ng. bad tried everything 1
could hear ofSnd at last was told to
try Chambsstsin'S Pain Balm, vbicn I
did. and vas t1p-dia'-Iy relieved and
in a short ts1lern'ea. | am happy to
say it has a. since re'uru-p --.Josu.
EDGAR. Ger DSnj Gal. tor sale By
Ikelman B.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-03-03
An En.erprisIne Drug Firm. .

p'cU8 Otuk PIT".
There are few hrms more wide awake
and euterprising than 1kelman Bros.
who spare no pains 10 secure the hest
OF everything in their line for their
customers. They now have the v.lua-
BILE agency for DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry for Consumption, Coughs and colds
This is the wonderful remedy that is
producing such . Juror all over the
country BY Its many startling cures.
1t absolutely cures Asthma. Bronchitis.
Hoarseness and oil affections of the
Throat, Chest and Lungs. Call a,
above drug store and get trial bottle
free or a regular sixe for Soc and 81 90.
Guaranteed to cure or price refunded
The Holly chieftain., 1899-03-03

Rev. f. Edwards. pastor of the En-.
alish baptist Church at Min.rsville,
Pa, when suffering with rheumatism,
was advised to try Chamberlain's Pain
Balm. He says: "a few applications
OF this liniment proved Of great service
to me. IL subdued the il tiamation
and relieved the pain. ShoniA any
sufferer profit by giving it trial 1t will
please me-" For sale by Ikelmau Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-03-03
cham ber,.ln.s Cough e.m edy.


This remedy u intended especially
for coughs, colds. Group. whoopipe
cough and influenxs. 1t has become
famous for its cnres Of these diseases.
over large part Of the civilized world
The most ilsttering testimonials have
been received, giving accounts of its
good works; Of the aszravatinR and
persistent coughs IL has cured; of Sc
we're colds that have Welded promptly
to it's soothing effects. and Of the dam
gerous attacks Of Group it has cured,
often saving the life of the child. The
extensive use Of It for whoopinR cough
has shown that 1t robs that disease OF
all dangerous consequences. Sold BY
Ikelman Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-03-03
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sUcKLEN's ARNIcA SAVE.

THE best SALVE 10 the world for
Cuts, Bruises. sores. Ulcers. Sal,
khenm. Fever Sores, letter, Chapptd
Hands. Chiibisins. Corns. and all Skin
Eruptens. snd posi.ivev crr-e Plies.
or M pay required. II il guarautsed
to give perfect safikfsction or money
refunded. Price 26c per box. For Sale
= q. L. McPHyssox.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-03-03
Local and Personal.

Local and Personal.
For good cigar 90 to the Holly
Pharmacy.
J. L. Wood received a carload of
lumber Monday.
Howard Numscn returned from
Pueblo Tuesday.
a good line of fine perfume aid
toilet articles at the Holly Pharma-
ry.
Before the discovery of One Minute
Cough Cure, ministers were greatly
disturbed by coughing CONGREGATIONS.
No excuse for it now
lKELAAS BESs.
Colonel HIggin,, of Kansas City,
VISITED the Salvation Army colony
last Saturday.
George Miller moved out to his
farm two miles northwest of town
on Wednesday.
d. II. Coker, of the colony, paint
ed the front Of J. S. McMuI,ry's
office Yesterday.
John Cores, Sr., paid for the
Chieftain for another year, being his
third year As q subscriber.
For Qnick remedy and one that is.
Gertsctiy safe for children let NJ recon-
One Minute Cnugh Cure. 1t is excel
ent Tor crop, hoarseness, tickling in
the throat and coughs.
IKILMAv Bros.
James Bryce had building moy-
ed from Horace Saturday which he
will use for additional table room
c. W Wordcrly. rrpre.rufing
the Arkansas Valley Bor,liug
Works, Of La Junta, was in town
Saturday.
Joseph Dawson, formerly farm
az Of Greeley county, Kansas, was
in towa Yesterday selling cookers,
tinware, etc.
FOR SALE-A ladies' Colum bra
wheel in first class repair, at bar
gain. For particulars call on Miss
Jessie 5. Miller.
J. j. Chenowcth has established
residence upon homestead located
on Horse creek and is making con
siderable improvement thereon.
Give me liver regulator and can
regulate the world" said genius
The druggist handed him bottle OF De
Wits Little Early Risers. the famous
little pills.
IKELMAs Bros.
lkelman Bros. have purchased C.
l.. McPhe-son's stock of drugs and
added ii to their own. This comb
nation makes drug store of which
Holly may well be proud.
Mr.. McHenry and C. C. Jones,
of Albany, Missouri, visited Holly
and vicinity last Saturday. Mr..
Jones bought farm of l6O acres
and will settle upon it this spring.
Fred Mohl, the indefatigable land
agent, made his bi.weekly appear
ance among us last Thursday with
dozen land seekers, to each of
whom he sold farm under the
Amity canal.
Mr.. Howell, of Decatur, Illinois,
unloaded carload of household
goods and farming implements and
carload of lum ber here las, Satur-
daY. He has come TO stay, having
purchased a 100 acre farm north of
town.
DR.. G. l.. Mars hall, of Eldora,
Iowa, called on us last SATURDAY..
This is his second ,rpto this coun
Try recently, having come out las
fall and bought farm few miles
northwest of town. He will remain
here a short time looking after the
improvement of his new farm.
J. Sheer, Sedalis. Mo. conductor Oh
electric street car line, wri,es that hi.
little daughter was very low witt
Group, and her life saved after ALI phy-
sicians had failed. only by using One
Minute Cough Cure.
lKEnIAN Bros.
Owing to our limited ,ype.setting
force we are compelled to leave out
two interesting communications and
the w. G. I. U. column this week.
They will appear in next weeks
issue.
How to Look Good.
Good looks are really mon nan skin
The Holly chieftain., 1899-03-03
n,val e,r,e,..,s.

Two rivals in busy NsV York thor
oughfare are still x It One hung out
the sign, "rhs Original" adding his
name. and the other hang out. rFhe
Only Original" A meA4lsr suggested
to the former that be ahanse bis to
"The Only Oniy."-Nsw York Sun.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-03-03
a M.sssai css1I y,

The proesssoT n ~ aWtnl Hattsrst, :
"Is he! NRN, I tsok Aem for some
thing Of . sbsrpsy, snsas City
Star.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-03-03
CITIZENS MEETING.

a meeting of the cIIizeus Of Holly
and vicinity Will be held next Mon
day evening tor the purpose of dis
cussing various questions pertaining
to the welfare of our town, and to
organize board OF trade or ImprOv =.
ment committee. 1t is desired that
everybody come out, especially
every owner of lot or tract Of land.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-12-28
Professional Cards.

THEO. f. VAN WAGENEN, E. M.
i P. o. Box 83, BOISE Idaho.
Consulting Mining and Hydraulic Engineer.
Will also contract for the patenting OF Lode and
Placer Claims
Reference 1.-The Capital State Bank, Boise,
Idaho
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-12-28

The friends of Weiser Academy
are to be congratulated on the acces-
sion to its teaching force in the per-
son of Prof. Richard Foster, who
comes to take President Upton s
place during the latter's absence to
regain his health, Prof. Foster has
been for sixteen years teacher of
the natural sciences in Howard Uni
versity, Washington, d. G. In adj
dition to his wide experience in
teaching many branches, Prof. Fos-
ter is specialist in botany and geol-
ogy. He has also taken degree az
a physician. 1t is sign of progress
in Weiser Academy when it is able
to command the services of man of
SO wide and varied culture We
extend to Prof. Foster a warm well
come to our community.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-12-28

Born, in Salubria, Dec. "a to the wife
James Nixon, n son
Friday evening the Methodist church
had II Christmas tree for every body. The
church was crowded with little ones as
we'll as older people. There was numer-
Gus presents and every child got sack
of candy and nuts. There was a pro-
gram well rendered by the children and
at the close music by the choir.
Saturday evening Christmas tree and
an entertainment was held ut the Baptist
church Every child present was pre-
sented with sack Of candy and nuts
and the Sunday school scholars was pre-
sented with picture from bible scenes
The program was we'll rendered and
large crowd was in attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yves Hubbard came to
Salubria from Crane to spend Christmas.
Mr. VIM. Pratt and wife, of Crane
came to Salubria to spend the holidays
Mr.. Warren Allen, of Payette, came TO
Salubria TO spend Christmas.
Seghing is fine in Salubria and
vicinity.
Messrs. Black and Pickler passed
through Salubria Tuesday enroute to
Helena. Dec. 26.