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The Holly chieftain., 1899-06-09

Mrs. A. L. Johnson returned from
Tribune Monday.
Mrs. H. II. Jencks was quite sick
the first Of the week.
Mrs. F. G. Hoffman and daughter
are recovering from their illness.
J. W. Bryce sports bran new wag-
on, which he purchased OF c. H.
Adams.
John Bragg took his horses to Gree
ley county, Kansas, and put them In a
pasture this week.
A Steel range man was endeavoring
to perpetrate steal from our people
with his high priced goods this week.
A fine stock OF fancy candies re-
ceived at the Holly Pharmacy.
Fancy Goods. Money goes farthest
when profits are small. That's here.
The current Of the crowd is the proof.
G. L. Mcpherson.
There is time for all things Tie
time to take DeWitt's Little Early
Risers is when you are suffering from
constipation, billousnes~, sick headache.
indigestion Or other stomach or liver
troubles For sale by Ikelman Bros.
George Royer, one Of the most prom
inent farmers living north Of Granada,
dropped dead last Saturday morning
while getting ready to go to Granada
to attend the Melon Growers meet
ing, OF which he was president.
We are authorized to announce that
Commander Booth Tucker finds it ut
terly impossible to meet his appoint
ment at the Salvation Army Colony
on Sunday and Monday next, but the
program will be carried out In two
weeks from that date.
Work on the canning factory was
begun last week by Contractor HofY-
man and the frame work OF the main
building is up and almost enclosed.
The main building is 30x40 feet, and
16 foot sheds will be built on the
east, south and west sides.
FOR SALE-A first-class second
hand sewing machine, cheap. Inquire
at this Office.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-06-09

The people who crowd this store
daily come for something. They get,
come again and send their friends.
That's the soul of satisfactory busi-
ness. McPherson's place.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure com pletely d.
gests food within the stomach and i'm
testines and renders all Glasses of food
capable of being assimilated and con-
verted into strengthr giving and tissue
building snbstances.-F sale by Ikel.
man Bros.
Forty-four head of milch COWS and
calves were unloaded here Monday
morning and driven to the Salvation
Army Colony where they will be dis
tributed among the colonists. They
were fine looking cattle and will add
great wealth to the colony in few
years.
The ball game at Coolidge Friday
resulted In victory for the Granada
nine, score % to in favor Of Granada.
Johnny Simpson and Bert Standard
played with the Granada boys which
no doubt accounts for the one sided
ness OF the game. In the evening q
grand ball closed the days outing
and was very pleasant affair. Clifi
Wood and ]. b. Harden furnished
the music. Quite number Of other
Hollyites were present.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-06-09
Attention, Farmers and Gar.
denerS.

AS announced last week, l am pre-
pared to furnish cabbage, tomato,
and caulifiower plants in large guam
titles at low rates.
/ have made arrangements with Mr..
John LaMotte, the canning factory
man, whereby those who are not pre-
pared to pay cash for plants, may get
them and pay for the same out Of the
crop as delivered to the factory.
Tomato plants sold under this ar.
rangement will be $3.50 per thousand,
while the price for cash will be 800
per NJ. Early cabbage plants are cash
at 800 per NJ. and caulinower at $500
per NJ.
At Flora Vista Fruit Farm It miles
northwest of Holly.
w. FRANK CROWLEY.
The Lamar register., 1899-11-08
BE FIrr Id kan... d.

Kansas City, Nov 5.-Hall a million
dollars worth Of property was de-
stroyed after midnight by fire ,ba,
started in Jones Bros blg Department
store on North Main and Sixth streets
and spread 10 half block of other
buildings In Main and Walnut strpets
The aggregate Insurance Is esfIuated
at $4,000. The heaviest losers arc
Jones Bros, who estimate their storI,
which was totally destroyed. as worTl
S.sIsl0p0- The Insurance carried IN
this firm amounted 10 s. per cent. of
the loss. II was the most destructive
nre that has ever visited the uptown
business district.
The Lamar register., 1899-11-08
cAMPAloN aaAlNsT RosERrs.
HsI~z Eessi1 Trx~s Nrsssszl A aSaan.s the aaa
GGuxyw-sszaaI-

Hsls= EosliJ { rE~~ NEssasa A Akaairss the 4 sAla
Cs2xy~-saas4-
W1-s luz-du. N1r- G-Adgrfzut Gee
erai A1n-- et rlae SraaE-h var veterans
Azs rs-rplysG tie fsEbazxsn- istfer tcaua
Mss Eelen E9ElE, dated November
I'D
II fss natter cauaa~r.tS zss-lf 10
yuyg god t1tSzgcaE anE rUu have zat
1ireasIE t1Sea an Interest "a rats Rgss
,.--as ss'zssf.asl, aore POD may fes4 VIII
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tArsss wives aasE atIva-szgir= azsl prsc-
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nnC ~ ug13ez rEInE- - aIss-e-l 20
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aassiT ~ gEEr IEszst Ne RES Hzc tEaI whaax
Ee t1szN azz@al1 gz-ry - uf-5znt TlSh
crlu-zsSsEge1 rilt4 cslszlzz ztS1las fra1z
VISITS wWHAt hare Maa Ne ezrue.tiy
aeFs Eaz1 zseG wh1 syEaEsasA8as @1rh
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- sA-a- een<nessza-a q eirra2ase f.sfl-
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HELEN MILLER GOULD
The Lamar register., 1899-11-08
AN ADVANCE xoyEuENr.
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E.pfz.L

,@~~rss caaEuznas - ca~s- h -z sxz1u.asssa.
E.p1zzL
Manila NeF. s , zs--rAEs s7ez.as
4 Ss~E " -raaspnrTs AMI S-aR.safE -
Zoe the sz0-- tzaporz&nr szg.-isfsa- 81
thz zafuzaz e1mgal-n It's GzS-irsz t5s,ss
= sBaasss--f - - Ez-nPAn ar sszrzs
otheE rarSk~ra p.s-T-
Ess-Etsr-tl Wheaton e1azaszAz,hs wfth a
brigade euEssssfn-- q 1lsss n s--a.ush IN
fsHrry- the T&i-7y-sksT5t szfau.-y. rs-u
cu2s q the SIKH a-EIEIFrr zuss rSVn .-st-
EnGs. The Transports Ssaesknn. Franais
co D~ Reyes Arz9 Azgssz carry tiss- gru.g1s
with he Elntsgat Hesena a. an s.s,5r,
dhFateh boat Was =arf ahemd -
arrange reutervaas with the Uuitess
states cruiser fzharie@zoa ard he other
EArSfsI,S that are pzErolinE The u0r1h
coast of Luzpn-
II i assumed here thai sha purpose
Of the erpediTion r. fs nsgye down lie
DasuFan- MznfLz rafirsad towards Tar
lac OF to prevrnr AEu5nAk4e's forces
making another bose farther north
bsSHTan and AppurEf are the s;rGa.
holds ef the Insurgents In The north
II has h--sn The unanimous ozsfaSi5y,
Of military experts thar Dasursar =
should b. made base OF t,raprafief,s
bur sufficient troops have h-resSfar.
bsaen lacking With Generals Nheato1
Macarthur and L.awtun moving ur.sa
Tarlac from three sirecriaas and ~.
mountains hemming in ih.. other sfYe
the insurgents capital VIII soon BE-
come unIenabls
Agutnalio Enay attempt 70 shift his
headquarters to the rich tobacco conn
try AZ the northern end uf the stand
II Will be iifieult for the Itlsurseurs 10
escape.
Should the concerted operations sue
eeed- organized insurTectfOn on a Iarrr
scale should b. at an end early next
spring, although guerrilla warfare Is
likely IN continue for a long time, No
one anticipates that the insurgents viii
make many bard battles.
The Lamar register., 1899-11-08

TIE accounts Of the earthquake and
tidal wave that visited AlzSka coast
the early part ot September etzts that
the Hdbbzr glacier, stth its two and
a half miles Of sea front, thousands
Of feet thick. extending for miles back
to the summit Of the mountain, broke
from its uoortng, and With a grind
ing. tndessribabie roar that shook the
surrounding hills, moved bodily from
half TO thrss-quartsrs Of a mile into
the sea. Mountains we're thrown down.
the sea opened and portions Of islands
disappeared The earth op=aed in
many placez Runors are asozt that
portion Of Cape St Elias and Khan
taak Island have disappeared in the
sea Without doubt. when scientific
exploration OF the Mount ST Elias re-
gion IS had there viii be found many
physical changes.
The Lamar register., 1899-11-08
OFFICERS csssuRgD-
wers xexngsas in cartsx fog Esrarnlas
~-alds.-s


sza Francisco. Nov S-Tas E1aEz-
liner say- that the rloSt se1sats9nal re-
f,ovr os military board 81 inquiry rFs<
sent To the War lA@PaFIEsels 1roTn tRlts
city xas forEauls,g 10 N4sasnSisln
fron ths. headauAr7srs u Ns9or tseE-
eral shafter 4 few days age. he de,s'-
uEnsGs e9E.siS;S % Eea-tg itsf TTTssNrts-
ten PAGES ard coEt24uss the ssFvrrsR
kind q crifBefsG 0f tie fl,eth1sss esli-
pEsyesi by yhs otsicess in chArgs q p
SICK soldiers wiso reTa-ued frura the
Philippines &C the transports Tartar
Gfs1 Seap.1rt en- OhctUbsT le1G
Cpan Mas Rzftsar, the sarveea -
the T'we11lefh LSSnSas Volunteers u RIO
cane back q the TarsaE- The a-ayis'sT
ccnsUre = la5d- Col81si AstEaf y tEe
sane rsa-iBssEt- whg tuEauEaulissa tbs
rTusp ship GisElssrul F'Unsgur hs.igg cEsy
a passeEgeF Is Indirectly refcTred t.
May szber ut.cers are Eivea 4 bard
essESure af criticism. bU. their uzsses
2rs ts.ins <izhhesa unsll the War Ibe-
partrneut sses NJ % Ezzkr Ez0SE The
details q the rgQnrE-
Tie bcan,3 aE iaQgz-y whscA has -
severely zrraiguss-I t1s tT4usporr sssF-
vses. wzs 4Ppa5ufs-1 bg GeasEal Sasaf-
ter TIVE Wevks zSs AZ the ssszssstiUu <
Cal01sI .AIfrszI c. tslrzstl. e3glsf sur-pou
IN the <eEssai hospital At tie Fre-siia~
CH-snsI GlrzrJi-s 3ssqsrc f1E an izvesE4-
@dtiol vas acsasi1ass-l NE TIE dzs'leE-
ahle c0udltiua n Wasch - fcE1d the
sex azen frgsz The ErAzspsaETss TarEar
ard NewTsEr- T'berr w-sTe ahs1f rurIr
of theta and EsArly al we're sss1eTirs
fruHl dyssnfery.
TArre El@n w.ss came % thssss tr-nS-
pcvrs dset tsw days ar-e= thsir ar
-iEal Tb.y werr TeAa Fab3ssk suii
Ieha a Laszz % tn F0Urth eavaIgy.
AID Si4urSe " ME. of rrfs TsTrntssth
MNrSzS
The Lamar register., 1899-11-08

The manager cs = Prsrsati1zs2y
named publishing eoupauy-Sanss
pEbIicatfcz. 50 far - Eo<u- -zs 4
single cztrtpsnzF coz pflaticz-AAs
recently been arrested and eUzviccA1
or complaint Of victim Eso had 5@sz
induced 70 become his zzsz-~ Tie
false statements zz6s rz 70 the pro@rs
that could ee earned sy the zEercT
were so glowing that The u-Szry vic
tin was led 70 pay handsomely In al
vance for the Opportunity fer employ
uezt offered by the oliy-tcrgued uaan-
agsr. II uzy be accepted as = safe
rule for guidance that men who pros-
Use employment and require deposits
as "a guarantee az good fzith" are
men whose reputation should be in
vesagzted- Reputable business men
rarely adopt sueh methods
The Lamar register., 1899-11-08

Older people windy remember the
continual calls Of our soldiers in the
civil war for something to read, and
the generous response from many
quarters with cases Of good books and
periodicals These relieved the dull
ness Of camp life. and kept many a
young man sound and sweet whom
idIeness would have driven 10 diver
siors worse than foolish. Rev. Stephen
R Wood, chaplain Of the Tveutr-third
United States infantry. writes from
Sulu, testifying to the eagerness OF our
brave men in the Philippines for some
thing to supply their mental wants.
Wherever he has been he has heard the
expressed desire for good. and even
religious literature MY small box Of
reading matter" he says, has been
read and rsread until nearly worn out;
and we are looking anxiously for the
next steamer with papers" A demand
like this ought not to be hard to salts
fy, il sympathizing friends at home
would remember the want and add
their contribution 10 the soldiers out
1T as often as war transport sails
AWAY
The Lamar register., 1899-11-08

Steam launches supplAntt1g the go1-
colzs CT Venice vii czEse many per
sons 10 cry. Farewell ro=-zncs.N Iet
We are learning in these Gays 70 see
as much poetry In the MEASURED Eoys-
meats OF an sngfre-rod as IN tie
rhythmic swinging OF ar car: and 70
discern in the triaEphS q the Il
vs1tivs mind over rsluctznt- Lrrssoca-
s.va matter ruaaacss more brilliant
and thrilling than 2ny pictured n
dreams Of i6Isrsss.
The Lamar register., 1899-11-08

The Few president of Brown uni-
vsrxity says that 81 Brown no oEe asks
who 3 mans father IS. bGt what ke ts7
not EhAt be carries IN his pocket. bEr
Ia his brains; rot where Ne cane from,
hut where BE Is going
The Lamar register., 1899-11-08

Possibly the inhabitants O. the milky
way think themselves The cream o. the
universe
The Lamar register., 1899-11-08

Miss Julia ArthHT Is p-ssszttng
More Than Queen" IN Boston A
play called -Mozs Than Admiral
wzuld zsvsr DO this yez=.
The Lamar register., 1899-11-08

TIE more sneceszSaI sGEs people are
the more cause they have Tar being
ashamed CT t.
The Lamar register., 1899-11-08

A sslt-wiils5 girl seldom las eaeGEa
strength Of mind 70 wear Der glove
ever EsE solitaire JtazonG ring
The Lamar register., 1899-11-08

Ths Poor uaa nay be inst as honest
as TIE rich ore. but he has teNsE oP-
PoE1uaitIss to prove t.
The Lamar register., 1899-11-08

"A Poet Acquires Fortune * TIE
heading Of recent newspaper article
He probably gait writing poetry and
vent 70 work
The Lamar register., 1899-11-08

What uaE has zoas nan can Co
hur the trcahie Is he woa'r do X
The Lamar register., 1899-11-08

sSze EeR SPEAK their minds and
sozs zoEez speak lot Eo=s.
The Lamar register., 1899-11-08

There IS gszsrzliy 3 noticeable lack
Of -hetc-ic IL uzisdsCti0a-
The Lamar register., 1899-11-08

suicidss are persons who can't sz-y
trcah:e without bzrytaE Themselves
The Lamar register., 1899-11-08

No nan woald IKE 70 Be obliged to
say hat he felt 50
The Lamar register., 1899-11-08

RssEoot =. - . Eall..
The San Francisco call., 1899-02-26
= DWIc;HT OF YHIE ON THE DEFECTS TRUE TON

Alone TENDENCIES NOW apparent
the world am WneTe
IS tnan
spirit
Of the phrase ne uo
advantages wealth. put
character The externaIs are
ther
o. internal what man Is III
ssfan make of aI-fnlporrant thIng
factors IN u
problems which popular phrase mas
pleasant IMPRESSION Tor
possesses an
ense
life plays important
prevented enjoying Ine
of
gentleman Not indeed necessarily IN tn sense N ~Ie
OF cultured manners
accordance
OF Of geneness holor
whose inward
manifest themselves
the opportunity
which the
Of
tending
men Yet there
in all colleges forgeuness
OF
ought aside the
meant TO
outgr passes within the university gates
smaller all collegiate
be sort OF inheritance from the English
The San Francisco call., 1899-02-26

school Of that
foundation Of
character aIcoutroing
life and wherever
and which
before
dstastefu should
vestgaens The truth should be his light and the OF his
which
notable
of The
an
fan association OF
individual
accomplishing
intel
clearly intellect
nth
man whole VIII
be to
historian emotion or
the ques-
scientist
partial enters the
poet of his science
The San Francisco call., 1899-02-26
5fo1v q 01xea to Break the Bank at H/onte Carlo

ousIy dressed whom I have neverthe-
less seen eating meager bits OF bread
and meat for their dinners There are
others who I doubt not would De gIad
TO have the bread and meat VINO wear
silks and costly Jewels. yet perhaps are
hungry-that is, for tonight; to-mor-
row il is not improbable that these
same individuals Will dine at the Hotel
de Paris. where the cuisine is said 10 De
the best in the world, and where the
wine card is marvellous TO behotd-SLl
and 81 q bottle appearing thereon
The company conducting the Monte
Carlo bank seems 10 have sure thing
in any event II owns the hotel and
the Cafe de Paris. which take in most
of the money that is won q the Casino
The winner IS always prodigal Of his
expenditures, and IL is sometimes neces-
sary for the loser TO drown his sorrow.
Ny lady in the pale blue broadcIOth
has looked at her watch and is starting
toward the Casino. Everybody on the
promeuades has made the same move,
and I infer that ii is approaching L
o'clock, the hour that the play COM
mences. A couple Of young men are
actually running in their impatieuee
TO meet their doom. I know Just ex-
actIy what pushing and jamming there
Will be at the great door. Everybody
has favorfte seat or particular cor
ner about. which he is superstftious,
ana Is necessary " bc at I4AE AACclO u
the line in order TO have ones pick
So great is the scramble that one
must be lively 70 obtain a seat at all
A tall. coIorIess woman is coming my
way whom I have seen win q thousand
dollars without changing the express
sion Of her face A veritabIe sphinx.
whether winning OF losing. A striking
contrast she presents from the rosy
checked young German who was so de-
lighted over winning 81 that he could
hardly contain himself He smiled and
chucklad aloud so persistentIy that the
whole table caught the laugh and
TONED in his glee He is one OF the few
who I think viii not return his win
The San Francisco call., 1899-02-26

evil teudenc uanffestng
checked
be preserved the
influence Of educated
forth from the universities and colleges show by
which nanfesJy form
the when they display in the pursuit Of the higher and
world honorable
a contempt for
young Of
ed in
former need, therefore carefully
it the best interests Of the country and Of
abides
students life, and
other
spirit himself
thirty there in the
for wealth This
expression but represented fact OF the
Of the greatly changed
wealthy nation We have passed
alarming
desire which together is the desire to make
nothing Inere
worse the tines N our day than this
Of the past and present nave neen
They not been AFRAID
confidence IN the foundations OF truth
The San Francisco call., 1899-02-26

He Declares That Educated Men Are the Couns Only ROPE ana
made their They nave ~
opinion without being carried away
control
for sufficient examination
reject
accor to claims
object OF
Of the prime object
Of his inheritance
of deemed
suitable rules of university
just
the
of of all
man
observation extendeds likely be Of the
resting Of fe he loses always
living
Of and when
call OF appointed hour
college life only,
manhood its end
its beginning and its first before
until life closes The rules II
L
duties
which belong 70 the life Of
life OF
to estimate both and things according TO
The San Francisco call., 1899-02-26

rounced as he raked IN my pile OF
notes and gold, the pile that seemed SO
Iuuch more magnificent as II now dis
appeared forever. Yes, Fortune, that [
ahought was so seriously befr1end1ng
me had only been Jestiug. Like many
an iIIustrfous predecessor I had been
made the puppet for few moments
OF this tentaIizing goddess. After all,
it was Just as well. I philosophical Had
1T been s5G01 instead Of $500 IL would
Eventually have reached the same des-
ttnatfon and the pang of. parting with
II was not so great. For the bank at
Monte Carlo is based upon an absolute
knowledge Of the uufafling frailty Of
human nature and with this idea it con-
ducts the greatest paying institution IN
the world Well does Monte Carlo
know that he who wins to-day Will
walk up like e little man tomorrow
and pay it aH back At least the chance
that he Will not do so is so slight that
Il Is not worth considering
I saw q yotng Englishmau win $4,000
IN very short time He was playing
a large game gold and notes being all
that he deigned to handle That even
ing I noticed that he was playing very
carefully with silver five francs AT &
time which Is the minimum bet From
what 7 had observed Of his tempera-
rent I could only infer one thing, that
nearly ell Of the five thousand had de-
parted. Somehow. as 1 looked at him
struggling with his fye-franc pieces, l
felt glad that he had lost. He was so
young, not more than twenty-five, with
an intelligent and an honest face l
wished him too we'll 20 hope that he
mi gtt win at Monte Carlo. For surely
the winner as often as the loser finds
destruction at this beautiful Monte
Carlo. There are places here that one
passes in haste, lovely, secluded spots
from where one looks out upon the sea,
that nevertheless are stunned telling
as they do most wretched tales OF des-
peSation, despair and death. Here the
body OF q young man was found with
a bullet through the brain. there q
The San Francisco call., 1899-02-26

the corner TO see whence the out
burst came, and there encountered this
harmless looking individual He was
quite abashed on discovering that he
had been overheard, and proceeded TO
apologize prOfUSeIy.
''Ycu see. my chum in England told
NE that these goats were mascots." he
said, with a seriousness that was IN
utterably funny He told me that I
must never play at roulette without
coming to see these goats. I have come
here three mornings in succession. and,
don't you know, 1 haven't a shilling
left"
Poor fellow, as look at him now he
is fondIing his watchchain. and I think
/ can guess what is going through his
mind The most conspicuous signs IN
Monte Carlo are those Of the pawn
broker.
Behind the EngIishman is a married
couple whom have encountered &
number Of times in my short stay
Were 7 as sure OF any number at rOu-
Iette as am Of their conversation my
fortune would be made 1 know that
they are engaged in very lively
squabbIe II this couple be fair sam
pie a visit TO Monte Carlo IS not con-
duCive to domestic felicity. Last night
the lady winning on certain cOmbina-
ton the gentleman at once grabbed the
money Give me that money she
said dfctatorialIy. 1T is mine; my louis
win it"
Yes" answered the fond husband.
but you haven't paid me what you
borrowed this morning
7 borrowed only two louis" she re-
Piled. and you have taken seventeen
Her eyes filed with tears. but the hus-
band remained obstinate Then she be-
ca me vicious and pinched his arm spite
fully. I was expecting & lively physical
encounter 10 occur when they dis
creetIy withdrew from the Casino
All. this old Monte Carlo, how IL
reveals poor human nature as IL IS,
without the veneertng Of conventional