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The Holly chieftain., 1900-10-19
Local and Personal.

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Brick for sale. See Chris Clasen.
T See Mathews new advertisement. Il
on this pare.
J. Z. Wood received carload Of
lumber yesterday.
The canning factory win close its
seasons work today.
Sheriff Tate was here Monday serv-
Ing some subpenas.
0Train No. . was about eight hours
hate Wednesday morning.
For delightful fall weather We are
quite sure this country has no equal.
Regular PRAYER meeting every Wed
nesday evening 1t 1850. All are invited
to attend.
A. L. johnson auctioneered apublic
sale for T. B. Pile, north Of Granada,
on Wednesday.
Mrs. o. Engstrom was seriously iii
for several days during the week but
she is now much better.
A good sized crowd attended Paul
SchaafS sale last Saturday and the
property all sold st good prices.
New subscribers to the Chieftain
tliis week are r: I. Herring, Of Cool
| idge, and o. b Vincent. Holly. 1.
Editor Stewart and wife, OF Gssna-
| da. attended the Methodist services
d kaaesnbly hall last Friday ntgi 4,
The Amity COMPANY has erected u
Windmill on the alfalfa forty adjoin-
Ing town to supply water for stock.
Miss Jennie Momyer. intermediate
teacher In the Coolidge schools, spent
Sunday In Holly visiting her brother
Ge0rRe. i
John McKim moved . house on his
tract of ground north Of town this
week and Is now occupying IT with his
family.
No other pills can equal Dewiit's Lit
tie EARLY Risers fOs nspnptnese, certain
! " and afticisncv. For sale by Ikelman
Brethers'
Road Oyerseer Ed Brown has been
repairing and improving the lateral
crossings ON the road north Of town
ttis week. 4.
Mesdames Garrison, Wood. Cam
field and Miss Lulu Wood spent Tues
day afternoon ut the home Of Mrs. W.
B. Psdley.
For sale-4 400 thrifty Merino lambs
/ G. y. FRENCH
Helly, Colo.
Ambrose H. Allen las resigned his
J position Ia the Holly Meat Market
and James Baird Ia now in charge Of
that institution.
L. II. Kephart shipped double
decked car OF sheep to Kansas City
!, this week and was well pleased With
the price be received. s-f
r. p. II Herring. m extensive, stock
dealer,of Coolidge, was In town Wed
nesdny and left m order for some
printed STATIONERY 1t this ONCE.
| j. Scott Robertson, manager II the
KY ranch and president u the Holly
Faif Association. YVES looking SITTER
some business matters In Holly on
Tuesday.
TosturiDs skin srupiiona buSns and
soses sre sootbcd q once and prompslv
healed hv applying Dswitts Hasel.
SAWS. tho b8st known cure for pIles.
Beware Of worthless counterfsits. AZ
HOLMAN Brofhess.
WIN. McGlsshen has the distinction
u bringing 10 the Arst load Of sugar
beets for shipment to the new factory
at Rocky Ford, ne brought thsm in.)
yesterday.
/. 4. d. Barroli and Willis Butler
shipped four car loads Of cattle toI
Kansas City this week. They found
the market very weak, Cattle are On
the downward grade again and there
ID no telling where they will stop.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-10-19
rAs sess sasse e EeeeA.

re sess saass - EaraA.
See White for Calumet Baking Pow.
der. shown BY actual demonstration TO
be superior to Royal or Prices In puri-
ty and strength. A puzzle with eyerv
can. A valuable cook book with every
6ve cans. Try 1t and be convinced.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-10-19
THRHOLLYCHIEFTAIa
FRIDAY. OCT. IL. 1870.

E-ssrsaia " ns.s o. I. ss.ly, osssfi
The Holly chieftain., 1900-10-19

An elegant line Of hand painted China
given with each cash purchase. Give him
call when in need Of -.
The Florida star., 1900-08-03
A Correction.

In an editorial yesterday the Co
Goa and Roekledge News seeks to
put Capt. Dimick in the Republi-
can fold again (since the charge
made by Mr.. Fits would not
stand, being repudiated and denied
by Mr.. w. IL. II. Gleason) by stat
ing that lit is a matter of record
in Brevard county that f. n. Dim
ick ran as an Independent Repub-
lican candidate for the senate in
1884, and went 20 the ballot box
against the regular Democratic
nominee, Hon. II. s. Williams. -
etc.
We wish to correct our brother
editor, for we know he would not
do Capt. Dimick IA wrong inten-
tionally. The regular Republican
nominee for senator that year was
Mr.. J. H. Brelsford. The same
week that the Brevard county con-
vention nominated Mr.. II. s.
Williams for senator, a mass meet
ing was held at Lake Worth, pre-
sided over by Mr.. A. E. Heyser,
when Capt. Dimick was nominated
by that mass meeting as candidate
for senator, independent of party
politics.
1t mast be remembered that no
The Florida star., 1900-08-03

call for senatorial convention had
been held to nominate a senator,
even up to the first of October,
that year, and the facts are these:
The Lake Worth people not
knowing that the Democrats OF
Brevard had taken unto themselves
the right to nominate a senator
without giving them even n notice
of same, or representation therein,
placed Capt. Dimick's name in
nomination.
After the news ofthe proceedings
of the county convention at Titus
vile had reached Lake Worth, (via
slow mail, carried by sailbOat on a
star rOute,) it is evident that Capt.
Dimick made no effort to secure an
election, since his entire vote was
probably complimentary-only 45
against Mr.. Williams 80.
Thus disappears another charge
against Capt. Dimick being a Re-
publican. Even granting that he
was a Republican then does not
preclude his being a Democrat now;
but the animus of his opponents
in raking up these charges against
him shows TO what straights they
are putting themselves to try and
defeat him, and the STAR believing
in fair play finds lit becomes nee
essary TO expose some of the falla-
cies" in brother Andrews editorial.
The only part of another article
in the News of yesterday that needs
our attention is the following para
graph:
Nov, will THE STAR explain what ac-
tiOn it was that he (Dimick) opposed as
would have made the commission law a
farce and a travesty?
We have understood that Capt.
Dimick opposed amendments to
the railroad commission act of
strain that would have
given the commission the power to
prescribe time tables and other
things that would not have been
sustained in our supreme court.
We have not the senate record, nor
do we know how he voted on the
Hartridge amendments, but if he
amendments that would
have made the act a nullity. we say
such action was right.
The Florida star., 1900-08-03

THE Democratic leaders are not
concerning themselves much about
the gold Democratic presidential
nominations. They are confident
that if another ticket is nominated
it will take more votes from Nc
Kinley than from Bryan, for the
reason that gold Democrats are
pretty we'll satisfied that Bryan's
election would not result in the
overthrow of the gold standard,
and hence will vote the regular
Democratic ticket, but there are
tens of thousands of Republicans
who will vote against Mckinley,
provided the opportunity is offered
them to do so, and at the same time
to vote to sustain the gold STAN
dard.
The Florida star., 1900-08-03

SHORTER campaign speeches are
to be the rule in Maryland this
year, according to the Baltimore
Sun. The reform suggested is a
step in the right direction. The
average stump speech is tiresome
to everybody except the person
who is making it. Let the speeches
be short, sharp and direct to the
point, and they will prove much
more effective than the old style
wind-jamming.
The Florida star., 1900-08-03

ton Of the state Of Florida is amended TO
read as follows;
Section II. The present seal Of the state
shall remain the seal of the state of Florida.
The state flag shall be of the following pro-
portions and description: Depth 70 he three
fourths length of fly. The seal of the state
of diameter One-third the fly, in the center
of white ground. Red bars. in width one
eighth the length Of fly extending from each
corner toward the center to the outer rim Of
the seal
The votes cast in compliance with said
proposed amendments, and the canvass,
declarations and returns thereof shall be
subjected TO the same regulations and re-
strictions as are provided by law for general
elections in the state of Florida
In testimony whereof have hereuntO set
- my hand and affixed the great
Crc seal of the state Of Florida, at
L'o Tallahassee, the capital, this, tho
49, frst day of August A. ID. 1900.
JOHN l.. CRAWFORD,
Secretary of State.
To- ]. p. Brown, Sheriff Brevard County.
The Florida star., 1900-08-03
Seven Billions In Trusts.

In a general review of the trust
question in its relation To the Pres
idential campaign The Saturday
Evening Post presents a number of
interesting facts and figures. Ac-
cording to the only semi-ofhcial
statement the trusts formed in this
country in recent years have cap
italizations that produced the al
most incredible total of over seven
billions of dollars. The Saturday
Evening Post gives list of thirty
combinations each of which has a
capitalization of over fifty millions
of dollars. 1t says:
These thirty combinations are
credited with capital amounting to
two and one-third billions of dol
lars. The entire general stock of
money of all kinds in the United
States, gold, silver, notes and certi-
ticates, amounts to about $500,
100000. So that if all the four
hundred combines in the list should
try to turn their capitalizatiOns in
to cash they would use up every
penny of the nations money and
then have only about forty per
cent. of their demands. Indeed the
thirty corporations mentioned
would nearly use up all our cash.
OF course, we know that business
Is transacted mostly on credit and
this gives an entirely different
view of the case, but the compari-
sons show the real, financial huge
ness of the modern combinations.
Congress and twenty-nine of the
states have passed laws expressly
designed and constructed to prohib-
it trusts, and yet the trusts have in
creased more rapidly since these
laws were passed and have grown
more in capitalization than ever
before in the country's history.
A great trouble is the lack of un-
iformity in the various laws. For
instance, New Jersey, Delaware and
West Virginia deliberately loosened
and broadened their incorporation
laws in order to increase the income
of the state government by the fees.
At the same time Massachusetts,,
which is said to have the best cor
pOratiOn law in the country, has
Il state commissioner of corpora
tiOns to examine and approve the
certificate of organization, and
cOmpels every corporation to pay
in the whole amount of its capital
stock before it can begin business,
The Florida star., 1900-08-03

and after that to make annual state
ments to the state commissioner,
giving the details of meetings,
shareholders, capital stock, assets
and liabilities.
The Florida star., 1900-08-03
The Home Field Neglected.

Il
gan people in every part of this
country have been wondering
whether the home mission field
does not offer sufficient oppOrtuni-
ties for missionary work without
sending money and missionaries
to foreign lands.
And why is it, asks the Savan-
nah News, that our government is
spending money to find out the
agricultural possibilities of Porto
Rico and Hawaii while there are
vast sections of the states concern
ing which there is need of just
such information? For instance,
here in the south the people want
to know whether or not they can
produce sugar profitably in COM
petition with Cuba; and whether
it would pay them to give special
attention to the finer grades of to-
bacco. They would also like to
know what they must do to pre-
vent their pear trees from being
destroyed by blight. There are
other things they would like to
know, and which the agricultural
could tell them if 1t
should devote more time and mon
ey to the study of such matters.
Instead, however, of paying atten-
tion to home affairs the agricultur
al department is giving its time
and money to Porto Rico and Ha-
waii.
Prof S. A. Knapp, of Louisiana,
has been sent to Porto Rico to find
out the possibilities and conditions
of that island. He is particularly
charged with finding some way for
the condition of the
agricultural population, and in
that connection he is going to
make some cooperative expert
ments.
DR.. w. G. Stubbs, of the Louis
ina experiment station, has been
sent to Hawaii, to assist the sugar
planters of that island in finding
some method of irrigating their
plantations that will be less expen-
sive than the present one. 1t is
said that some of the Hawaiian
sugar plantations cost as much as
Sl25 an acre per annum to irrigate
them.
There are vast tracts in the
western states which would be i'm
mensely valuable if some cheap
method of irrigation could be de-
vised. They could be irrigated at
much less expense than the sugar
lands Of Hawaii. Why is it, the
News also asks, that DR.. Stubbs was
not directed to make a report in
respect to these lands instead of
being sent to Hawaii? Unless we
are greatly mistaken, the owners of
the sugar lands of Hawaii are
nabobs, and are we'll able tOpay ex-
pense of getting information for
their plantations more
productive. There is no reason
why home interests should be neg
lected in order to look after the
interests of people who inhabit our
newly acquired islands.
The Florida star., 1900-08-03

THE Philadelphia Record thinks
Chairman Hanna is too astute a
a politician to desire the nomina-
of an anti-imperialist ticket at In
dianapolis next month, "since such
a ticket would be apt to draw more
votes from Mckinley than from
Bryan"
The Florida star., 1900-08-03

each district shall be, as nearly as possible.
equal in proportion to population, and there
after there shall be in each of such districts
a county commissioner who shall be elected
by the qualified electors of said county at the
time and place of voting for other county
officers, and shall hold his Office for two
years The powers. duties and eompensa-
ton of such county commissioners shall be
prescribed by law; provided. that nothing
herein shall effect the terms of commission
ers holding Office at the time Of such di-
vision; provided, further, that all vacancies
occurring by limitations of terms. or from
death, resignation, or otherwise. before the
election of 1902, shall be filled by appoint
ment by the governor as now provided by
law.
Article XVIII.
That the following amendment to the con-
stitutiOn of the state of Florida be and the
same is hereby agreed to- and shall be sub
mitted to the electors of the state at the gen.
eral election in November, A. ID. 1900. for
ratification or rejection:
Section IL of Article XVI Of the eOnstit l.
The Florida star., 1900-08-03
Article ANI.

That the following amendment 10 the con-
stitutiOn Of the state OF Florida be aud is
hereby agreed 10, and shall be submitted Ia
the electors of the state at the general elcc
ton 10 be held OH the first Tuesday after the
inst Monday IN November. \. ID. 1900. for
ratification or rejection:
Section % of Article ii OF said constitution
be and Is hereby amended 50 as 10 read as
follows:
Section -. The legislature shall provide
by general law for Incorporating such educa-
uOnal, agricultural, mechanical, mining,
transportation, mercantile and other useful
companies or associations As may be- deemed
necessary; but it shall not pass any special
law Oh any such subject and any such special
law shall be OF no effect; provided, however.
that nothing herein shall preclude special
legislation as Ia Il university or the public
schools, or as 10 a ship canal across the state.
Article NVII.
That the following amendment Ia the con-
stltutlon of the state of Florida be- and the
same Is hereby agreed 10. and shall be sub
mltted 10 the electors of the state at the
general election in November A ID. 1900, for
ratification or rejection:
Section of Article VIII of the constitution
shall be and is hereby amended SO as 10 read
as follows:
Section 5. Immediately upon the ratifica-
ton OF this amendment the county commits
slonen of the several counties of this state
shall divide their respective counties into
hve commissioners districts, TO be numbered
respectively from one 10 five, inclusive and
The Florida star., 1900-08-03
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

Whereas, The legislature of 1899, under
the constitution of 1885, of the state of Flor
ida. did pass four joint resolutions proposing
amendments 10 the constitution of the state
Of Florida, and the same We're agreed To by
vote of three tifths of all the members
elected TO each house; that the vote on said
joint resolutions were entered upon their
respective journals. with the yeas and nays
thereon, and they did determine and direct
that the said joint resolutions be submitted
Ia the electors of the state at the general cleo
ton in November, 1900.
Now. therefore, |. InO. l.. Crawford, secre-
tary of state. of the state of Florida, do here
by give notice that
GENERAL ELECTION
will be held in each county in Florida on
Tuesday next succeeding the first Monday i'm
November, 4. ID. 1900, the said Tuesday be-
ing the
SIXTH DAY OF NOVEMBER,
for the ratification or rejection Of tie said
Joint resolutions proposing amendments To the
constitution of the state of Florida VIZ:
Article Nv.
That the following amendment To the
constitution of the state OF Florida be and
the same is hereby agreed To and shall be
submitted 10 the electors Of the state at the
general election A. ID. 1900 for ratification or
rejection:
Section 4. Article VII, Of the constitution
of the state of Florida is hereby amended 80
rs To read as follows:
Section 1. Where any senatorial district
is composed of two or more counties, the
counties of which such district consists shall
not be entirely separated by any county be-
longing 10 another district. Any new cOun-
" that may be created shall be entitled 10
one member in the house Of representatives.
in excess of the limit prescribed IN section
Of this article until the appOrtiUnment follow
ing next thereafter and shall be asst gncd
tOIial districts as shall he determined by the
legislature.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-01
Stslihe Traee.

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Bbllipplnen mar in ben leBlen Dlonaten
ansenibslnlib iebr attip, oa mt bn
lebteu Bod aus Wanlla 300 frlessss.
ri6tibe lr bsile onsstommen lino, bit
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NEE su betdiisen bat. Die msiiten
5dae iino 8erlsBunsen Der Srleesaltltsl
uno mlltdtlibe ReauIutlOnen. Dlrun'
tel II uud ein DiOrpfaq. ben SoIoatsn
Geo. Muipbp betreffsno. Der IN 81 De
polito Den &ameraben Soul 9OpeS. init
Dem er snsn Woripsbisl batte, eribOi,
len bat.
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i6p,erIssn 5rues, oh bic Der. Stauleu
I'M 9risessuiianbe ieien Oosr nibt. Sn
5rieosnsselten fam iib Elm SOIout BON
Dienit losiuufen Dem Depurtsmenl
Ileesn eesenndrtis mebr nls 40 8eiuhs
Oisier art Dor. Sails entiptepen ipuU,
oaB bas 2anO sessnuartis telnen 8use
flbrt, 70 mag elne HsoutiiOn bss 9uss.
lOlOss Der SOIOuten eIfOIsen. sails Die
gnti6sicuns sesentbeiIis lnutet. 10 per'
ben ebsnfoqS 8erpldeluneen entfteben.
Die Beamten beoauern, baB in bisi,r
3eit cine @nlitelbuns IN ener 10 tlB
Ilben 6ra8e perlanBt plrc.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-01
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psrlas elm S6Ielben bon Or, Seber
Jlepton, pOrin sr iiber ,.3ruitS" unb
lbre @efabren ipraa unb unter Anoerem
iaete:
,.Dieie @efubren iinb isbem oenfsnben
Reniben tlar ssnus, genn bic Nrbelt
nltt na6 bemislbsn rieiisen Diabtabe
uie bic 1ruitS orsunifiri Deroen tann.
10 petben bic Nrbelter mebr als iemalS
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9si6dftisuns sspOlfen uno out oen'Wdrt'
ten. unter @onirole ipeniserS Sanoe, ibnnen
bic 8retie IN bic Sbbe eei6raubt rperoen.
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8srsuneenbelt nibt seirdumt, peroen
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nudt, Der eunS:n 9t 'ilon uuferlest. Dle
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Oem laufsnoen S ,bre su MAIDEN - be
Su tpeldsr AusOebnuns Baher. iplhen
mir ni6t uno bic ben Siaut eriu6i.
bic sanse giatlon unter bem DedmanisI
enes 1arlfs su beiteuern, bumit iie I'M
Stanbe isi. ben 2obn lbrer 9lrbelter su
abbbsn, mub semeinssfdbrIi6 seuannl
peroen. Gelne empbrenoere 9eidlbtr
uiro ersdblt. tuie bic oes ..Stanbato O,I
Iruts', ple Ssnrp D. 2Iopo iis betannl
sematt bat. 8esalatlon uno @OntrOI,
mGhen pom Staate iibernommen uno 10
l6nsa aIs m6sl,b pOrpdrts. uno 10 psli
aIs noibpenols eeordnBt tpercsn. Ser
gnbSned iOlder @ontrole il ndt. be
bObs Organization oes @npltals nleosr'
subreten, ioncern es Dor ieiner eisenen
oabster su bli'en. su buman iren uno su
naturalliren unb es f6lubIl 3u ioeialt
iiren. Dus idheBIlbe Rsiultat oer
TruiiS ide,ut mir ods. ipAS Yratllibea
IN SoelaliSmuS lIept."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-01
am,li6e Stnslssune peS Wftrean,
tile Ear 0eicseS.

General. NnpaIi Gltln in Sarristurp
bub bieier Gage oem 8eneral, Aubliol
Dic@uultp eme 8tbis Sslebruns ibtl
ueIldIsosne YunfIe beirsiiS bee BON oei
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ilsustssisBtss. Serr @ltln iast, bas
neue 8aeb besipsde bic 3abluns bsl
Slener bur6 olsielbe Glafs BON SGnp,
lstn, peIGe bIeie unier oem alien @eiebe
sublte. une oaB nur bieienissn 9erionen,
welbe aIs &uufleule Ooer Sdnolsr mil
Waaten cIaRlfisut iperben i6nnsn. uni
wtl6e einen permanenten uno bsiImmtep
8ti6aflsplGB baben, in bic Dieiclntile
4pptutIsrs Sllien aufSenOmmen peiber
lOulen. gr iuet ferner, bab Ons @eiet
pom 90. april 1887. peItes bic 8erbf
tentilhunB Der Mercantile glpptatiere
Gliien IN 3eltuneen UOri6teibt. nod i'm
mer in boiler 8rait unb Wmiinmtelt Ut
IS lei nlht n6lbls, in Der psl6ffsnrIid,
len Site ben SslIas Der bon ispem Sdnps
ler b,jabIten Steusr nnsuesbsn, neil es
feline bsraltiae @loflfitultOn slbt. Ssrr
gIfln iaBt, bic 2Ihe ioQle ben Ramen
slnss igpen Sdnolers, nebh befsn @ts
idaftS' accrsfe uno @ei6dit snlbaltsn.
pel6eS er bstrelbt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-01
SsrSdhtisuussn Der oeuti6en
Aplttif.

Die 8sbihtisunssn Der beuiibsr
BoI,t,f in Der fransbIilbsn unb numeni'
Itd in Der eneIiiben Prshs ibsIitasen
aass WOb unb nsbmen ensn eerapssu los
hsrlidsn @baratier an. SO bebauptel
Der Diplomat 8alfrsp {, 0blfl") In
Barrier .,6reurp" alen grniies, Saiier
Bllbslm iei pdbienb oss eriediittiirtl'
ibsn 8rleass sriebenfenbIlb s,peien.
isst absr idIds sr. obne bic Stusmdtis
6runfretG, gn8lano uno unc 8ublanr
au beabien, ben 9eneruI. Oberiten 8ra.
fen 8aIoeries nod @risbenIuno, um
ole etIsdiibe armee su rsorBaniiiren.
uno iolbsn uniinn slaubt man in gn8s
lamb. ipOmit Der 3wsd oqerblnss errei6l
III. Osnn bic franaoiii6e 8refe futt issl
mt aasn 9rdilsn gnalano seeen Deutid'
lamb uufsubsssn. 2si6tsIdubIge @ns'
ldnosr finb nub iiberseust. oob bic
'BfOrts our6 8srtrae Dsuiitlano ons
iBrotselorat Iber 8Isinnisn sinserduml
hat
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-01
Osrrdtherifd,e Nldne.

Die SeniatiOnsbldttsr bon Bnris pet5f.
f,ntIl6en cine Seldldte in 83ue auf
etnen nntetdsf elmer Der Bureaus I'm
Dtarlne' WnlitsrIum. Nlmens Bbllippe,
oer iib erobien bauen lOl. @tObUrltan,
nteu S 'formatlon lber oas 8slradten
Don S6'fen fur bas 1ranspaal In fran.
Solii6en 0dfen Su sebsn. IS pub be.
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