The Holly chieftain., 1899-04-14
Next Friday is Arbor day.

See S. r. White for every thing in
the Carpet Line.
Several Coolidge ladies were trading
in Holly TUESDAY.
See c. A. Rice for wall paper he
can save ycu q per cent.
W. ]. Game ofthc south side was
trading in Holy Tuesday.
Kid Baxter has been confined to his
home with thu measles this week.
J. L. Wood received a carload of
lumber and fence posts yesterday.
Miss Lulu Wood is assisting Mrs. NJ.
f. Wright in ressmaking this week
J. II. Shepr ard was down from Hor-
ace Monday attending to some bust
ness matters.
Loads OF lumber are going out to
the country north al d northwest of
town every d..
Numa Vida IS preparing to build a
house on his i've acre tract. 1t is to
be 81 900 bu ding.
NJ. NJ. Bro@0 the hustling Horse
Creek garden brought in quantity
of new onions Tuesday.
Use ST. LOIS Lead and Raw Oil
for Out Side Painting. guaranteed ten
wears and Civ reference c. A. RIcE.
! SEE WHITE for pure corn chop
no adulieration Made out of Sound
Corn and that 'coured before grinding
We suppos' Holly is no exception,
but it is re; j. remarkable that a
small town Should possess so many
newspaper M.
FOR SALE-Nine Polan China
shoats weighing about 10 pounds each.
VIII trade ID, good milch COW. In
quire at this nfIice.
We notice logs are allowed to run
at large occasionally. 1t would save
the owners much trouble if they keep
their pigs in pen.
Fancy Goo's Money goes farthest
when profits are small. That's here.
The current the crowd is the proof.
c. L. Mcpherson.
FOR SAIL cheap-A registered
Percheron sta lion, weighs HOO Time
given ii desirei. Also a 100 pound
j-year old MAJ, Call at this Office.
James Bryrc, of Holly. was in town
Wednes day aad informed US that doz-
ems OF farner are locating near Holly
and .AIn;tyyi to farm by irrigation.
--kiowa New
Mrs. G. L.. Mcpherson has gone to
Pueblo wherc she hopes through the
use of the mineral watc-, to regain
her health, Which has bcsa somewha t
impaired of late.
J. Sheer, eeuana Mo. conductor on
electric street car line, writes that his
little daughter was very low with
Group. and her life saved after ali ply
sicians had failed, only by using One
Minute Cough Cure.
IKELMAN Bros.
The Literary was not very largely
attended Saturday night, but better
program is expected for next Saturday
night and aiuIIer house is anticipated
at the next neeting.
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. McPhcSon's the place.
For qnick remedy and one that is
perfectly s,tfe for children let us recon.
One Minute Cough Cure. 1t is excel
eut :or crop, hoarseness, tickling in
the throat aud coughs.
IKELMAS Bros.
Mrs. NJ E. Wright and children ar
rived last Thursday morning from III
inois. Mrs. Wright will conduct a
Millinery store in Holly, having OPEN
ed up to-day at the residence of Mrs.
George Hollis, where she will dis
play her goods until she can secure a
building down town.
Easter exercises were not mentioned
in last weeks issue as we expected a
full report from the Committee on
Program, but will say the children
did well which shows that the train
ing Committee spared no efforts in
their work and the exercises were
hear tily enjoyed by all present.
According to the terms of the con-
tract the skimming plant is to COM
mence May lst. Farmers should be-
gin making preparations at once for
bringing in all the milk they possibly
can. Those who have no cows. should
buy them even If they have to 90 in
debt. Cows are staples and will pay
their way out AS sure as they are prop
erly handled.
Remarkable Rescue.
Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainfielh, Ill,