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The Holly chieftain., 1899-03-10
SUBS EIFIIuN IEIyE
Local and Personal.

Hprlng birds were h~aTi "47Hnng
this week
For good cigar 90 to the Holly
Pharmacy.
Mrs. J. l.. Wilson bought two
milch cows Of Mr.. Herman Of Cool
Idge this week.
Now that sprlng is here in ear
nest, would it not be for the good Of
Holly for the citizens to clean up
the alleys?
Monday was so warm that many
of our people began cleaning up
their ground preparatory to plant
ing garden.
J. 5. McMurtrg has commenced
the erection OF large addition to
the rear OF his store room occupied
bv lkelmon BROS.
J. NJ. Wright received a carload
OF household effects and farming
implements Monday. He will soon
be Colorado irrigation farmer.
If YOU have cough, throat irritation
weak Iungs, pain in the chest, difficult
breathing, Group or nosrseness. let US
suggest One Minute Cough Cure. A.
ways reIia bic and safe.
IEELXAS BRos.
If your watch, clock, or Jewel
ry needs repairing send it to Apple.
gate at Lamar and get first class
Job done. All work qua ranteed.
J. c. Newman came down from
Tribune SUNDAY, and Is engaged as
foreman, devil, job printer and gen
eral utility man in the CHIErTAIy
office.
Misses MAY Johnson and Della
Mitchell returned from Tribune last
Saturday. Miss Jessie Pringle came
down with them and visited until
yesterday.
For Sale-An improved five acre
tract. In good state of cultivation.
Its snap for anyone with .ome
cash. For further particulars call
Al the Chieftain Office.
happy is the man or woman who
can eat good hearty meal without
suffering afterwsrd. Ifyou canno, do
t, take kodol Dyspepsia Care. 1t di-
sests what you eat, snd cures sll form.
OF Dyspepsia and Indigestion.
lKELhAS BROS.
Joseph Kline q rauchman living
eight miles north of Coolidge was
found dead near his home SUNDAY
morning, having been thrown from
his horse and killed. He had been
dead two or three DAYS when found
II. II. Jencks, of Deep Water.
Texas, came in the latter part of last
and after spending a few DAYS look
ing at the country, purch ,sed a farm
south of the track ives, of town.
Mr.. Jencks will devote his attention
especially TO growing fruit and veg.
e,sbles. He has had long expert
ence in that business and believes
be has struck the place to make it
pay.
We have been publishing the
CHIFTAIS over two years and during
that time have said very little re-
earding delinquent subscribers. The
time has come, however, when we
are compelled TO ask for a settle
ment. We are sending out a state
mens to all delinquen,s showing the
amount of their arrearage and we
hope each one will respond prompt.
ly. If no response is received with.
in few weeks We shall take IT that
the paper is not wanted and will
drop the name from the list.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-03-10

$~S%SSS%SS~ I--@Co~N~~~~~0~~~>C-
For fine -ta,iouyry 90 to the
Holly Pharmacy.
DR.. Wilson returDgI home from
Denver Yesterday.
c. NJ. Carrier Of the Field and
Farm vas in tow yesterday and
called at this Office
Land buyers art omlng in So fast
that the local az u,- have hardly
time to eat and slrrp
Miss Louisa Hopkins closed a
very successful tern Of school in the
district north wes, OF town last
week.
Several lateral garg- are at work
this week cleaning out the laterals
and preparing for the rush this
spring.
Although but little attention Is
being paid by the press of the valley
TO the sugar beet industry, 1t is our
opinion that a factor centrally 10
Gated SO that beets could be shipped
from a large Territory would prove
of more substantlal benefit to the
farmers than anything else that
could be secured.
Gilbert Thornberry returned from
Versailles, Illinois, where he has
been during the winter. Mr.. Thorn
berry's experience IN the west last
year convinced him that single life
is a failure and Consequently he re-
turned with a bride, having been
married last Tuesdly. His nephew
Russell ThoInberry also came out
with him and vii stay during the
summer.
F. G. Hoffman went to Tribune
Monday to commenee tearing down
the hotel which he recently purchas,
ed. When he arrived there, he
found the citizens Of that town up in
arms against letting their big hotel
60. They enjoined Mr.. Hoffman
from moving it and added emphasis
to the injunction by saying that if it
didn't hold It winchesters would. Mr..
Hoffman received pay for his trouble
and came home Wednesday.
The citizens meeting Monday
night was attended BY good sized
crowd, and resul,ed in organizing
board of trade consisting of the fol.
lowing gentlemen; S. F. White, J.
S. McMurtry, W. NJ. Wiley, A. l..
johnson, C. L. Mcpherson, II. A.
Pettee, W. F. Crowley. and VIM.
Gill. c. l.. McPhersou was chosen
chairman of the meeting and n. F.
Vidal secretary. Many interesting
talks were made and all were of the
opinion that thc development OF
Holly and vicini,y Rould be rapid
and of substau ti1l nature. Every
body was feeling good over the
bright prospects presented at this
time and appeared determined to
keep pushing 70 the from, with all
their might. When the citizens of
a community become imbued with
such spirit Of progressiveness as
those at this meeting there can be
no such thipG as failure. and that
the meeting viii result IN yres,
good there - be no question. The
object Of ~ board of trade will be
to look attr the general interest of
Holly and vseinity to the end that it
may securs ~ Enterprises which will
be in any ~ Of beneficial uature.
With the nost intelligent and enter.
prising citI1sss as members we can
rest assusS tha' nothing will be
left undo ~ the board which
would tes our industrial I'd.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-03-10
chameer,aln's Cough Remedy.

This remedy is intended -spec,aliv
Tor coughs, colds. Group. ~hoopins
cough and influenza. II has become
famous for its cures of thee diseases,
over large part of the civilized world
The mos. natterins Testimonials have
been received, giving accounts Of its
good works; Of the agSrsvatins and
persistent coughs i, has cured; of se-
we're co!ds that have Welded promptly
to its soothing effects. and Of the dan
gerous attacks Of Group it has cured,
often saving the life OF the child. The
extensive nee Of u, for whoopine cough
has shown that 1t robe thst disease Of
all dangerous consequences. Sold b.
IkslRan Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-03-10
suckLEn's ARn,cA sALvE.

THE BEST SALyE in the world for
Cuts, Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt
Rheum. Fever Sores, letter, Chspped
Hands. Chiiblaine, Corns. and all Skin
Eruptiens, and positively cures Piles,
or no pay required. /, is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction or money
refunded. Price Csc per box. For Sale
by IKPLMAN Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-03-10

For frost bites. burns, indolent soree.
eczema. skin disease, and especially
Piles, DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salv,
stands first and best. Lookout for die
honest people who try to initiate and
cou,erfeit il, it's their endorsement Of
good article. Worthless goods are
not initiated. Get Dewitt Witch Hs-
sel Salve.
The daily sentinel., 1899-02-07

G. G. Compton, travelling freight agent
Of the Rio Grande arrived in the city on
No. 8.
Train No. on the Rio Grande arriv-
ed in this city this afternoon at $3.50
o'clock.
The Womaps Relief Corps will give
dime sosial at the Tabernacle Saturday
night in memory of Lincoln's birthday.
Sunday night the thermometer went
to twelve degrees below zero, according
to the official report Of Observer Stew
art.
The Uniform Rank knights Of Pythias
will give grand ball Friday evening,
March 10th. A drill by sixteen Uni
form Sir Knights will be one Of the at
fractions.
do not advertise to sell some articles
below actual cost in hopes to catch your
trade, but will sell good goods as cheap
as any one can do, and profit by his bus
iness. Blackmer.
A large number of Midland passengers
who were quartered at Basalt, were
brought to this city this morning and
transferred to the Rio Grando train and
taken east
Guy Bedwell leaves tonight for Den
YER, where he goes to accept position
as clerk for Hon. James W. Bucklin.
Mr. Bedwell will be in the service Of the
state about sixty days.
Mrs. Geo. e. Haskell and Mrs, Frank
II. Haskell will entertain tomorrow af-
ternoon, at the residence of the former
and on the following day at the hsme OF
Mrs, Frank 81. Haskell, at cards.
Wanted-A hre insurance man Of good
record can secure a permanent field po-
sition in Colorado. State business ex-
periences and send references. Address
AMOS D. BLATCRFORD, General
Agent, Indianapolis, Ind. 1928
DR.. E. F. Eldridge, has received from
the hands of the engraver, his new song,
entitled "She is Ny Angel" The pieoe
ought to become very popular, as it is
we'll conceived In sentiment aad the
musis thereto is admirably. adopted to
solo singing.
The daily sentinel., 1899-02-07
MIDCWLs.AIY.

j. Clayton Nishols arrived in the city
today.
Several very finely bred horses from
Delta are in the city.
Mrs. G. D. White is among the delay
ed passengers at Basalt.
Mrs. r. P. Morgan, enroute home is
delayed at Pueblo.
+ DR.. A. r. Craig is down from the
Plateau country.
Ed. Kennon is one OF the visitors from
DeBeque.
Bert Stroud, the popular liveryman Of
DeBeque is among the visitors today.
The Midland has not succeeded thus
far in opening the blocade on its road.
Judge Ong arrived on tho delayed No.
3 train this afternoon.
Quite large party OF Woodmen left
for Fruita late this, afternoon.
Col. G. II. Ketchum went to Fruita
this afternoon, on the delayed train.
George w. Armstrong, Of DeBeque
was among todays visitors to this city.
Herman Frohn, who is at Salida, has
been one Of the blockaded passengers
Tomorrow the students at Teller in
stitlte will celebrate Treedman's Day
The daily sentinel., 1899-02-07
The Railroad Blockade Which
Prevented all Trove/ Has
Been Cleared Away.
POSTMASTER RUSHED
THE ARRIVAL OF THE WEEK. MAIL
ALL AL ONCE GIVES THE PoSToF-
FIcE EMPLoYns A GOOD JOB

The blockade has been raised. Last
evening about 6:15 o'clock the narrow
gauge pulled into the Union depot puff
ing and snorting, as IL the little engine
had accomplished great work in bring
ing TO the western slope towns the frat
mail since last Wednesday, when the
bloskade first became etfestive.
No one can. have any conception OF
the work which has been accomplished
by the Rio Grande system to get that
traia through the great snow and ice
drifts OF the famous Marshal Pass.
The snow is piled mountain high, but
the rotary snow plow San get in its work
on the Pass much better than it can in
the narrow gorges and canons Of the
broad gauge lines, where the drifting
has been augmented by great snow
slides which have carried down in their
great momentum, mountains OF rocks.
earth and trees.
The people had become impatient OF
waiting and had about given up receiv-
ing any mail yesterday, when the well
come information was flashed along the
wires that the "Chippie" would be in
sure. Crowds waited at the postoffice
for their mail and there was great
scramble to get the papers and other
mail matter.
The papers and the mail matter re-
ceived last night, were the papers OF
Sunday and the through mail from Den
YER and the east for the day previous.
All the mail that had accumulated at
Leadville and other points was atill out
but 1t was much satisfaction to receive
even little mail.
The Denver & Rio Grande and the
Midland are moving everything TO get
their road open. This morning the
first through mail train fr I'm Denver ar
rived, carrying great deal of the back
mail.
Postmaster Price, who has had quite
rest for nearly a wees. was literally
covered up with mail sacks last night
and it took himself and his clerks far in
to the night to get the first mail proper
ly distributed. Today he has his hands
more than full and will continue to have
them in that condition until all the
back mail has reached the people.
The daily sentinel., 1899-02-07
STRANGE WAR VESSELS.
o. Re Propelled ON Either Land -
Water.

o. He Propelled ON Either I.And -
Water.
A bold proposition Is now under consid.
eration by tho lords of the admiralty. II
IL the scheme Of an English engineer, who
proposes to construct the war vessels OF
the future in such a way as to enable them
not only to keep themselves from getting
stranded on any shoal They mny strike In
unknown waters, but also to roll from the
water up the beach to the land, provided
the slope is ordinarily gentle Tho man.
of-war thus becomes a travelling fortress,
which can be used either for the protection
of city, town or coast which Is weak -
defenses and Ia likely to be attacked, or
else can attack city in the unprotected
rear.
Tho plan of the new vessel Is simple, al.
though the cost Of It's construction would
be quite good deal larger than that Of
such a ship as the Iowa of Uncle Sam's
navy, but it is claimed by the inventor
that the cost of the new vessels could easily
be Offset by making fewer stationary fort
resses along the coast.
The new vessels would be exactly like
the present men-of-war above the water
line, but the bottom Of the new vessels is
good deal wider and flatter.
Four rows of transverse slits are made in
into each OF these upon huge steel rod ID
fitted a large steel roller, which is CORFU.
gated like IA cog wheel.
The rollers nre invisible when the ship
10 In deep water. The rollers are turned
BY a powerful engine, either all simultane-
ously or else one of the outer rows at .
time.
Should the vessel strike shoal or rook
In unknown waters, instead Of the ships
bottom Itself springing leak or getting
stranded the corrugated rollers Of the ship
bear the shock, and their teeth, grasping
the surface Of the rock, quickly pull the
vessel over tho shoal or rock to deeper
water, or If the water proves shallow on
the other side the vessel can be suspended
In safety till the pilot ascertains tine befk
direction in which the vessel can be turned.
OF course it is only where the shore has
. gradual descent toward the water that
the new vessel can drag itself on land, but
In cases where the natural conditions
would make it impossible for the vessel to
reach from the water to the shore by the
cid Of the rollers, the new vessel can at
least come much nearer a coast city thar
at present. 1t could occupy shoals near
the city which At present are counted
among the oity's chief means of defense
against the war vessels Of the enemy.-E1.
CHANGE
The daily sentinel., 1899-02-07
WHITE HARDWARE COMPANY.

II man is willing to share with an
other in his business, he ought to be de-
serving Of some patronage. Our COM
pany is in the business Of sharing the
cash profit system and and we find that
it works we'll. Indeed 30 we'll has the
cash system worked with us that we are
sorry that we did not start it years ago
A firm making the assertion that 1t is
selling goods cheaper under new sys-
tenn certainly has to keep its word with
the public or suffer greatly We pro-
pose to keep our word with the public.
Make no mistake of buying hardware
stoves, china or glassware without ex-
amining our goods, as we propose to
keep faith on low prices for cash.
Yours very truly,
w. White Hardware Company.
The daily sentinel., 1899-02-07
Sold wife For |. Quart Of Rum.

Michael Bullock of Keasby, near Perth
Amboy, N. j., traded his wife for u quart
Of rum lately to Joseph Gfuoy, who board
I'd with him. He awoke the following
morning with a big head and without
either whisky or wife. but he says he IL
satisfied and wishes his successor joy. He
shatted pleasantly with him as they work
Sd side by side In the clay mines the same
day.
Bullock Is n laborer and arrived al
keasby two years ago with pretty BRIDE
he was not affectionate, and when his
wife took boarters he did not become jeal.
GUS II they made love to her.
Joseph Gruoy went 70 Keasby several
months ago and went t. board at Bull
aock's He fell in love with the landlady.
and, understanding Bullook's disposition,
asked her husband for her. Bullock said
Ae could bave her for q quart OF rum, aud
he s2rgain was closed.
The daily sentinel., 1899-02-07
Hp AAA1OV0
Valentines at Bedwells.

Valentines at Bedwells. lit .
buy and / sell. blackmer.
.NURAEo1A e:sSd Y e II M, 9s1eai.,. "a.
Take anything and everything to
Blaskmer to sell.
Tho only place in town to buy valen-
tina. Ia At Bedvells. lit
Blackmer gives the best value for
your money. Cash on sight. No delays.
II you want your girl to love you buy
her valentine at Bedwells. lit 8
Ipay spot cash for anything you have
to sell. Money 10 loan. Blaekmer.
Lost-Three pieces Of sheet music.
Finder, please return to Miss Susa Car
psatsr. st Q
Our line of crockery is guaranteed
cheaper than any other house in town
Anderson's Bargain House. tf2
We announce the coming OF big
special sale. Look out for bargains apo
prices at Andersons Bargain House. II
lam looking for the thing you don't
need, in your hosehold furniture. Will
trade you goods or pay you cash-An.
derson's Bargain House. u
II you want to take advantage OF low
prices, call ON Bedwen. Cut rates on
everything there this month
Blackmer will pay you the highest
price for anything you have to SELL
Household goods specially.
We buy to sell. We have no other
use for goods but to sell. Our goods are
bought 20 they must sell-Anderson's
Bargain House. tf2
Isarry no shoddy goods and my second
hand goods are put in frst class condi-
ton. Blaekmer.
Second hand cook stoves. Good bar
gains in springs snd mattresses, dining
chairs, rockers,-Anderson's Bargain
House. n21
WANrnD-Good span farm horses.
Weight, 1900; must be sound and gentle.
Not over seven years. Apply at Candy
House. u2
Soaps, notions, toilet articles, cutlery,
kitchen hardware, new and second hand
furniture-pay the highest price for
second hand goods and sell the cheapest
-Anderson's Bargain house. tf2
Mayo & Endner, coal dealers and lum-
bermen, have the agency for the famous
up. "" coal, also the Book Cliff COAL for
the latter Of which they are the sole
agents. Leave your orders at the ofii-
20 or send by phone. tt IL
For Sale-1OO acres we'll located level
land on Orchard mesa. Price 500.
j. G. SHREwsBbRY,
1854 Milwaukee St.. Denver, Colo.
8l2S
The daily sentinel., 1899-02-07
NOTICE.

desire to announce to the public
that have taken charge Of the ROOM
ing house on Second and White streets,
and have good. clean, furnished rooms
for rent. New management entirely.
Baths in connection.
MRs H'GRANDl
6181
The daily sentinel., 1899-02-07
letter, Salt Rheum a.,

letter, Salt Rheum a"o -. :aui.
The intense itching ana -n:sit'u 49,
dent to these diseases eiasran'!y a,
by applying Chan.be' an Eye >.
Skin Ointment Man erY bad 49,
have been peri ianentH '.-sl 10. y
b equally efficient for -",ia. 'Ierf
favorite remedy Cor oirs 1ee
chapped hands. q :::o,m.... r :,
and chronic sora eyes d " -~' -
DR.. Cady's COniit:"r = ~, =.
just what a horse neef; SA L y a
conditiLn. T,nj. Ns.I- pr hA v.
germifuge 1h1; ..s' tor q .
medicine ant. he bes'. ia >, pn
horse in prime. .,cros".' '''sa 3
senta DER package.
The daily sentinel., 1899-02-07

-. ..ssa .A4 ~, a,s. 49, w.e,, r..sss~
The daily sentinel., 1899-04-15
A SPLENDID LECTURE
VERY BEST MENTAL TREAT OF THE SEASON
WAS DR.. JOHNS LECTuRE--AN
ELOQUENT DISCOURSE.

The man or woman who did not hear
DR.. John P. D. John last night at the
Methodist church, missed an intellectual
tire at of the most delightful kind. DR..
John proved himself giant in intelli-
gence although small in stature. Very
rarely is opportunity given in this far
western country to hear men OF such
towering thought. When opportunity
is given, every one who possibly cam
even at sacrifice, should avail them
selveso OF the privilege.
The house was fairly well filed, but it
should have been crowded and no stand
ing room left. When DIR. John arrived
on the delayed Western he went right to
the church and began his lecture.
The subject of the lecture WAS THE
Worth OF Man" The time consumed in
the lecture was slightly over OF g
hour but measured by the delight OF
his spoken words it really did not seem
over ten minutes.
1t would be impossible to give in a
brief review comprehensive critique OF
his lecture. 1t is enough to know that
he pictured the physical man 80 small
that for time we really thought there
WAS no excuse for our living, or that Of
apy one else. At that time he was look
ing through the large end Of telescope.
When he reversed the picture and look
ed at the mind and soul of man, here we
found excuse for our being.
DR.. John must not be measured by
his stature. In mind matter he doubt
less has enough to distribute, il such
thing were possible, to half dozen. men,
He is one of the giant oaks in the lists OF
the great thinkers. o.. the. country.
What labor, thought and research it
has taken to envolve. the truths that ne
uttered. .laat~ might, no snas hut thT-sta-
dent can appreciate.
| He speakss on the wonderful suhje ct
tonight ibid God Make Man or Man
Make God. :" That it will be great
treat, as it. is said to be an answer tollh-
gersoll, goes without the saying. Every
one should hear him.
Very few graces OF the orators art has
DR.. John, but he has what is infinitely
greater, mind wonderfully developed :.
II his lecture tonight is as good as last
night, it is worth three times the price
Of admission to hear him.
The daily sentinel., 1899-04-15
MYSTIC "C0BWEBS'
Odd FeNoWs Hall the Scene
of a Merry Social Gath
ering Last Night.
DELIGHTFUL
ENTERTAINMENT.
W. R. G. "Cobweb" Boa Social
W. r. @. "Cobueb" Boa Social
Undeniably the Best Euer
Given by that Order,

That old adage, Where cobwebs grow
there comes no beau" was proven to be
absolutely untrue last night, at the en-
tertainment of the Womans Relief Corps
at Odd Fellows hall. In fact the "Cob-
webs" proved to be the drawing card
which brought so many gentlemen to
the scene. s.
And there was by no means an INSULT
cient number of ladies present to supply
the demand for lunch, as there were one
hundred and nine boxes entered and
numbered, which meant that there was
lunch prepared for two hundred and
eighteen people.
AS soon as the guests were assembled
and seated, Mrs. Hettie Rundle, the
presidentof the Womans Relief Corps,
called to order and announced the pro-
gram.
The numbers were all we'll rendered
and were appreciated by the audience.
The musicale selections we're especially
delightful and each received hearty
encore. Tho guitar ducts, by Miss Noi~
lie Alberts and Miss Mable Tharp, and
the guitar and violin trio by Misses AL
berts and Tharp and Prof. Theo. Evans,
we're among the most enjoyable features
of the entire evening.
At the conclusion OF the program the
real fun commenced The gentlemen
were given one end of string and in
structed TO find the other end, to which
was fastened number, without break
ing or cutting the string. The number
at the opposite end Of the string cores
ponded with the number on lunch box
and the owner of the lunch box also
wore a corresponding number. These
strings which formed the cobweb we're
placed in every conceivable nook and
corner, around door knobs, through key
holes, over pictures, ETC., making web
which was not only difficult but inter
esting to untangle.
There were not nearly enough strings
in the web to supply each gentleman
with one, 80 they were given number
ndiinstructed toyfnd' the ladies who
woreIthe. correspondingsnumbers. This
was almost as hard a matter-to find a
woman who could be identified only by
the number she wore-as to untangle
the web, but the end to the difficulties
finally came, as it always does in time,
and the quests turned their attention to
the lunch boxes. Thus engaged, the
time passed rapidly until some one sug-
gested that it was twelve o'clock.
There was a general hurry for wraps,
and the guests bade each other good
night and took their departure. The
night;was simply glorious and the jour
ney home. was a delightful finale for the
evening ofipleasure.