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Census of INIondike,

Seattle, Wash, April 2s.-Telegraph-
ic advices of April p from Dawson to
Skaguay, and brought to Seattle on
the steamer Humboldt, state that the
census of the Klondike has been COM
pleted. The population of Dawson is
5,044, and of the Klondike. 1897. Daw-
son has 1,120 voters and the entire
district 1,944. The district has 2,767
British subjects and $3.50 citizens of
the United States. The population of
Dawson has increased 1900 since Jan
nary.
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Lynched.

Marshall, Mo-, April 30. - Mindee
Chowggee, the negro-Indian who es-
capped from Jail here Thursday night,
after assaulting Sheriff Joseph Wilson
and his little son and shooting the
sheriff's wife in the arm, when she
came 10 their assistance. was lynched
at 1880 o'clock Saturday night by a
mob of angry citizens. The lynchers
forced an entrance TO the Jail, meeting
with slight resistance at the hands of
the officers. and dragged the prisoner
out into the Jail yard, where he was
strung uD to tree
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Died of Her Injuries,

Havana, April 30.-The wife of Maj.
Gen. James Ii. Wilson, military gov
ernor of the department of Matanzas-
Santa Clara, died Saturday afternoon
from the effects of burns accidentally
received during the morning while
driving with her daughter. While
alighting from her carriage Mrs. Will
son stepped on match, which ignited
her dress. She was terribly burned,
and although everything was done to
relieve her sufferings, she died about
three p. IN.
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Killed Himself.

Appleton, Wis.,. April 3O.-Herman
Erb, Jr., former mayor of Appleton.
committed suicide Sunday by shooting
himself in the head. He had just re-
turned from Milwaukee sanitarium,
where he had been under treatment
for mental trouble. His condition was
said TO have been caused by worry
over the Appleton library building inn
broglio
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Coin for Pnrto Rico.

New York, April 26.-William p.
Watson and James a. Sample, special
agents of the treasury department.
took from the subtreasury Wednesday
$500, 900 i'm coin and currency TO be
shipped on the United States transport
MACPHERSON to Porto Rico. and given
there in exchange for Porto Rican coin
on the basis of 60 cents for each peso.
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Bank Robbed.

Seward, Neb., April 3O.-The safe in
the bank of Staplehurst, six miles from
here, was blown open by burglars at
two o'clock Saturday morning. There
was 81 800 in the bank when it closed
Friday night. About $265 in gold was
found in the rubbish Saturday morn
ing, the burglars getting the balance.
The safe as well as the building is a
comDlete wreck
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Tragedy I'm Ohio.

Upper Sandusky, O., April 3O.-Wil-
liam Bolyard, who lived about seven
miles from this place, shot and killed
his wife Sunday afternoon and then
killed himself. Bolyard's wife had
left him, and he asked her TO return
and live with him. Upon her refusal
TO do so he shot her and then killed
himself
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woman Roasted to Death.

Kalamazoo, Mich, April 2s.-While
fighting fire in 2O-acre wood lot on
their farm near Lavton Friday after
noon Mr.. and Mrs. William Brace were
hemmed in by the flames. Mrs. Brace
was burned TO death and her husband
was so severely burned that his recov-
cry is doubtful.
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Town Farmer Murdered

Ottumwa, Ia, April 30-Josiah
Carr, an aged farmer living five miles
north Of here, was brutally murdered
by unknown men. His body was
found in cellar where he had been
dragged. He lived alone and was
considered well to do. The sheriff and
deputies are searching for the MUIR
derers
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Aged Educator Dead.

Omaha, Neb., April 2s.-Samuel De.
Witt Beals, the oldest educator in point
of service in Nebraska, died Friday
night, aged "a. He was born in New
York state and had been continuously
engaged in school work in Nebraska
since 1871. He served as state super
intendent several years.
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struck by n Train.

Racine, Wis, April 3O.-The south
bound flyer on the Chicago d North
western railroad late Sunday after
noon struck a horse and buggy driven
by John Deisler. a well-to-do farmer of
Horlicksville. Mr.. Deisler was killed
instantly his body being horribly
mangled. Mrs. Deisler was injured,
though not fatally.
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May Display Force.

Washington, April 2s.-The note
from the United States to Turkey has
failed of its purpose, and it is be-
lieved display of force will be nee
essary to secure the payment of the
money claimed
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Tragedy I'm Wisconsin.

Coloma, Wis, April 2s.-Mr. Levi
Myhill and wife were found shot dead
in the road about seven miles west of
here Friday afternoon. The shooting
was done by the husband, who fired
four shots. Family trouble was the
cause of the deed.
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Rememher Grnnf.

Galena. ILL.,, April 2s.-The seventy
eighth anniversary of the birth of
Gen. Ulysses S. Grant was celebrated
throughout the country. At his old
home here Gov. Roosevelt, of New
York. was the speaker.
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Undue Haste.

Sioux Falls, S. d., April 3O.-Willis L.
Mayne and Miss Eunice Arnson, both
of Minnehaha county, were married
while the body of Mayne's first wife
was living i'm the house awaiting burial.
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brewery Burned.

Chicago. April 30.-The five-story
brewery of the Atlas Brewing COM
pany, ESQ to zoo Blue Island avenue,
was burned early this morning, caus-
ing an estimated loss of $250,000.
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A Terrible Deed.

otter Lake, Mich, April 3O.-Mrs.
James Simonds while insane killed her
self and her babe by jumping in front
Of all express train here.
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Frankfort, KY, April 3O.-Gov. Tay-
Tor returned from Washington to face
an Indictment found in the Goebel case.
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Horror In Paris.

Paris, April 3O.-Nine persons were
killed and 40 injured by the collapse of
a bridge on the exposition grounds.
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THE NATIONAL GAME.


The following tables show the number
Of games won and lost and the percentages
OF the clubs of the leading baseball organi-
cations. National league:
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nounced that Wepener has been re-
lieved.
Cape Town, April 26.-The relief of
Col. Dalgety was accomplished by Gen.
Brabant.
News from Roberts.
London, April 26.-The war office has
issued the following from Lord Roberts,
dated Bloemfontein, April 25, 1928 p.
m: THE enemy retired from in front
of Wepener last night, and this morn
ing fled northeastward along the Lady
brand road. Their number was be-
tween 1000 and 5000"
Three Successful Fights.
London, April 26.-The Times has the
following from a special correspondent,
dated Mafeking, Basutoland, April 25:
81 rode from Johannesburg here. skirt
ing Wepener, and met Gen. Brabant's
advance guard four miles south of
Wepener. They report three successful
fights, Saturday, Sunday and Tuesday
with % casualties. The siege was
raised, and 5000 of the enemy retired
along the Ladybrand road within our
sight and unpursued. Col. Dalgety's
casualties are 80 killed and 1872
wounded"
Can't Catch Them.
London, April est is now APP
parent that the chances of Lord Rob
erts catching the retreating Beers in
a net are very slender. The Beers have
everywhere retired al the first pressure
of the British advance, and the hope that
Gen. Rumble would be able TO induce
them to remain at Dewetsdorp until
they had been forced to fight or to sur
render has been disappointing.
Considerable results have been at
tanned in the relief of Wepener and in
the clearing of the southeastern cor
ner of the Free State OF Beers, but the
Boer army, whatever its strength, has
still to be dealt with.
\ special dispatch from Pretoria
dated Tuesday, says that the Beers
have reoccupied Boshof, the British re-
firing.
A Rumored Capture.
Paris, April ga dispatch from Pre-
toria saws that Gen. De Wet has Bra
bant's horse isolated and has repulsed
two attempts to relieve it, capturing so
Britishers.
Not to he Trapped.
London. April 27.-All the interest in
the South African war is now centered
in the running fight in progress be-
tween the burghers retreating- from
the southern portion of the Orange
Free State and Gen. French's horsemen
and the infantry of Gems. Pole-Carew,
Chermside and Rundle But the Brit
ish hope of conclusive results is slim
at present. the Beers escaping un-
beaten and having accomplished an i'm
mense amount of damage. They clung
to their positions as long as il was
safe to do so. and they have now slipped
off 10 hold the next commanding ridge
through a broken country admirably
suited for a rear guard defense.
The Boer Retreat.
London. April 2S.-The Bloemfontein
correspondent of the Times, telegraph
ing Thursday, says: There appears TO
be little chance of inficting effective
punishment on the retreating Beers
Commandant Gen. Louis Botha. who
arrived at Dewetsdorp Monday. real
lied the situation at once and ordered
the immediate withdrawal of the Beers
both from there and from Wepener.
Evade the Codon.
London. April 30.-The Beers have
completely evaded the Gordon which
Gen. Roberts intended 10 throw around
them. They are not expected TO make
any determined stand against the Brit
ish until Kroonstad is reached.
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Ruin Is Complete.

Ottawa, Ont, April 2s.-Over five
square miles of territory burned over;
more than 1900 buildings destroyed;
Z lives lost; 1000 men, women and
children homeless, and property loss
of $17,OOO,OOO, according to the latest
estimate, insured for about half its
value, are the results of the destruc-
tive fire which swept this city and Hull
Thursday and Friday. Although un-
der control for many hours. the flames
were not entirely extinguished until
about noon Friday.
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Line Of Fire Seven Miles Long.

The fire also devastated the little set
tlement of ST. Marys village. The
flames spread along the Richmond road,
burning Martin d. Warmers -four mill
and extending almost to Skeads' mill,
some three miles beyond the city linn
it's. At this time five o'clock) there
was almost continuous line of fire
from its starting place at Chaudiere
street, Hull. to the 81. Louis dam, and
the experimental farm in one direction
and through beyond Iintonburg in an
other distance of nearly seven miles.
In some places the fire was more than
half n mile deem
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The Loss I'm Ottawa.

In this city it is estimated that be-
tween the mills, factories. ETC., burned,
1900 residences were destroyed. The
total loss is estimated at S15,O00,000 and
the insurance at So. SOC. 900.
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NEP[NER Obtains RELIEF.
Lord Roberts Reports That the Brit
ish Forces Have Reached Place
After Hard Fighting.
THE BURGNER TROOPS HAVE RETIRED.
Chances Of Catching the Retreating
Beers Are Very slender-BoshOf
Has Been RetnLen, british Retir-
inG-Rumor of the Capture of Fifty
OF Gen. Brabant's Men.

London, April 26.-It is officially an
nounced that Wepener has been re-
lieved.
Cape Town, April 26.-The relief of
Col. Dalgety was accomplished by Gen.
Brabant
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Evade The Codon.

London. April 3O.-The Beers have
completely evaded the Gordon which
Gen. Roberts intended TO throw around
them. They are not expected to make
any determined stand against the Brit
ish until Kroonstad is reached.
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burgh. Mechanicsville, Eddyville and
Birchtown have also been the victims of
the terrible visitation.
That portion of the city east of Di-
vision street. the old boundary of the
city before Rochestervi,le was an
nexed. was almost entierly burned
down Here and there a building re-
mains. The village of Hintonburgh,
still further east, in close proximity TO
the city. has not been destroyed as rap
idly. The greater part remains. The
fire at midnight was largely confined
to that part of Rochesterville lying
near the st. Louis dam. in the southeast
part of the city. Unless heavy wind
rises the remainder OF the city is safe.
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The Boer Retreat.

London, April 2S.-The Bloemfontein
correspondent of the Times, telegraph
ing Thursday, says: There appears to
be little chance of inficting effective
punishment on the retreating Beers.
Commandant Gen. Louis Botha, who
arrived at Dewetsdorp Monday, real
lied the situation at once and ordered
the immediate withdrawal of the Beers
both from there and from ZVepanar
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News from Roberts.

London, April 26.-The war office has
issued the following from Lord Roberts,
dated Bloemfontein, April 25, 1928 p.
m: "The enemy retired from in front
of Wepener last night, and this morn
ing fled northeastward along the Lady
brand road Their number was be-
tween 4 600 and < 600 I"
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A Rumored Capture.

Paris, April ga dispatch from Pre-
toria says that Gen. De Wet has Bra
bant's horse isolated and has repulsed
two attempts to relieve it, capturing so
Britishers.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-05-25
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE.
Local and Personal.

Turnips at Whites at 81. 90 per Cwt
For Diamond N flour 70 to Nc.
Paers0n's
Red ripe strawberries arc NOW on
the market.
Did you try it? That Nikko Blend
Tea at Whites.
Homf grown garden sass Ia begin.
ming tO put In its appearance.
Mr.. and Mrs John Simpson, Of GrG-
NADIA, visited in Holly Wednesday.
W. N. Wiley is having the Interior
Of the Ranch house repainted and Pc
pered.
The up to date Crescent chain and
chainlcss bicycles, for sale, by Robt.
King.
Quite crowd Of Hollyitea took in
the celebration 1t the reservoirs yes-
teriay.
Miss Nola Taylor, Of Granada, Is as
sisting with the household duties Of
the Chieftain family.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-05-25
Money Saved Is None,
Earned.

We are connected with large
cAicsso Hosse and are In a posi-
tion to furnish you goods. sny-
shisg yos wsss, cheaper than any
store In the Arkansas valley. and
5Per cesf less than any Msn or.
der Hssse In existence.
Satisfaction guaranteed or 1ea-
ey refssded. Send l5c (which will
be refunded on first 800 order)
for large Illustrated catalogn.. and
we will give you full particulars.
We will save you money!
F. R. MATHEWS,
Coolidge, Ksns.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-05-25
Tho Appetite Of . oeat

Is envied by all poor dyspeptics
whose stomach and liver are out Of or
der. All such should know that DIR.
Kings New Life Pills, the wonderful
stomach and liver remedy, gives u
splendid appetite, sound digestion
and regular bodily habit that insures
perfect health and great energy. Only
2Sc At Ikelman Bros Drug Store.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-05-25

1t is estimated by conservative cat
tlemen that from $4,000 to 175.O00
head Of southern cattle will be turned
but on the range between Pueblo and
the state line this summer. attracted
hither BY the fine grass. Trainloads
are being unloaded daily all along the
line Of the valley. This will place q
larger number Of cattle dependent up
on alfalfa pasture and feed next win.
ter than ever before and healthy
stimulus both in price and demand for
the alfalfa IL bound to come and there
is no doubt that the amount Of feed
ing done will tax the valley to its ut
m0st.-Las Animas Leader.
Mrs. W. House entertained party
Of Young folks at her home at Amity
Wednesday evening. Ice cream, cake
and numerous other refreshments
were served. Mrs. House is noted for
her generosity and kind hospitality,
but on this occasion she surpassed her.
self In making the guests feel ut home
and enjoy themselves. 1t was an
event ever to be remembered for its
pleasantnesS and unrestrained enjoy
ment by all present. Lieutenant
Krubcck, Martha Frewing, the
Misses Harris, Lillian Newman, Clara
Cox, Leila Bennett. Letta Childs, Ma.
mie Childs, Mr. and Mrs. Cox, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben House, Mr.. and Mrs. Harris,
Amos Lamb, Will House, Chester
House. Phillip Frewing, Harry and
Albert Cline and T. d. Newman were
the guests.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-05-25

p. X. Hansen, J. N. Leslie, Andrew
Punteny and Sherman Adkins, Ami
tyville farmers, went wolf hunting on
Monday and were rewarded for their
efforts by capturing IA half-grown
wolves, all Of which they found in one
hole. They would like to know II
anyone can beat that for rainy day
The Holly chieftain., 1900-05-25
Neesisa ct fL.M.seesesx.

The Ladies' Mission Society will
meet on Wednesday, June q $50 p.
m. sharp At the home Yf Mn. J. L.
Wood. All ladies Of Holly and vi.
cinity who are interested in Mission
workare cordially Invited to attend
this meeting.
Mrs. c. L. McPHxRsoS.
Secretary,
The Holly chieftain., 1900-05-25

oalons = Mhsts's = t.sssais y.
|posnd. Il IS s !;
{ The cHuEyrAIn - - Hcuashoad
'pne ysaf for el.s 4 IS
McPhsEnon sslh Dlaaond II aour
y MIS- per cwt. Evssy aack guar
|anteed
Tony Rsynolds, who = but . youne
lad, made quite . capture of wolves On
Horse creek iast Friday. He dur ont
md killed ssvsa yoanG ones IN cDs
hoie.
There are fsw vetv pretty hans
grass yards II Holly. Tame eynp ap-
pean 70 thrive hefe = we'll = The M
tive grasses and makes much prsttier
yards and lawns.
Thms present At the school enter
tsinnent from Greeley county Ram
saA Prof. Momyer's horne, were, Clark
and susie vanNoy q Tribune, Misses
Viewer and Mcclure Of Horace, Harry
and Jennie Momver Of Hurt.
Geo. R. Aomyer, accompanied BY
his sister Mis- Jennie, went to In
Animas Saturday. where be pitched
for the Ganadas In their game with
the Las An!mas team. They returned
in the Afternoon. Granada was de-
feated BY &c ore Of 8 to3.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-05-25
CeaI is Cask.

Beelnning with the publication Of
this notice / will sell for cash and
cash only. Don't ask credit. mean
what say. GEO. HOLLIS.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-05-25

Spsiss Hsfs
At Mrs. WriRht's Millinery store.
New goods just from the east. Dress
making, Boys and Children's suits
made to order. Call and get prices
before buying. One door south OF
printing 0fiice.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-05-25
..Deadly Psrasse,. =

Three Cars Of Feed and Flour In
one week is our record. The price
does it.-Author Of Deadly Parallel
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VOTE BY SENATORIAL DISTRICTS.
9
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SeVenfh Legislative 8ASsembleyY 1901
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