The Holly chieftain., 1900-03-30
AprIl lsth b Easter Appdnx.

ose "Hi11 for OTsnges 1t - csnte
. dozen.
Mn. csnneld and sn have moved
into the Jencks houss.
J. A DALEY Il now selling young
chickens for fryy q the result Of oper-
ating an incubstor.
F. ". Montgomery. Amity ditch
superintendent, = up the river on
business this week.
Tho school attendance d On the To-.
crease since the whooping cough has
begun 70 disappear.
- +. 9. Hoffman has completed his
barn. which u one Of the most COM
modious barns iu town.
II is rumored that strike Of the
operators on the Santa Ee Is among
the possibilities Of the near future.
For Barbed Wire call on G. H.
Adams. He has just received car
load.
Mcpherson sells Diamond NJ -four
at sl.S per cwt. Every sack guar
anteed
SEE WHITE for Tho Newest Thing
Out" IN fancy Teapots. They are
Beauties.
Frank Crowley had years supply
OF stationery printed In this otice
last week.
DR.. c. s. Wilson, the Lamar dentist
win be in Holly the 9Th. and 7th. of
each month.
Chas. D. Garrity has resigned his po-
sition IS night operator and will leave
for other parts in few days.
The grass on the range IL starting
under the influence Of this baltny
weather, much to the delight Of stock
men.
Ambrose Allen has made his butch.
er shop SO attractive that one cannot
look In without being induced to buy
something. 1t would be credit to
great big town and we hope the pa.
tronage will be such as to justify him
in keeping It up.
There is actually talk Of half cent
coin as a growing need of trade. The
subject is under consideration BY the
Treasury oficials at Washington. No
doubt this kind Of coin IL being de.
vised for the special use Of merchants
who do not advertise and people who
borrow the home paper from their
neighbor. 1t Is about their size.
SEE WHITE for Crystal and
Morning Glory -four. A car just re-
ceived, bought for spot cash. Try it,
Author Of the "Deadly PARALLEL"
There is new organization among
the ladies Of Holly, according to rus
NOR that reached US the other day,
to be known as the Pickwick club.
just what what the objects OF the
club are we have not learned, but as
soon as We can get enlightened on the
point our readers shall be duly inform
ed.
Cleveland Plaindealer: "Whxt are
the young men doing In the apart
inent where the type is assembled?"
inquired Editor Sheldon of the Tope-
ka Daily Capital, as the boy reached
out for the last revise. Taking up
the usual collection, sir" "ycry
good" Five minutes later a grimy-
faced urchin with two-quart pail
slipped out into the alleyway.
Farmers and others who have
home to beautify and render valuable
by setting out fruit and shade trees
will surely be Rlad to learn that nur-
sery is now being established right at
home. and by man whose knowledge
OF the trees best adapted 10 this coun-
try ID well known TO be thorough and
complete. w. F. Crowley, having re-
cognixed the extreme Importance to
the people here Of getting the best Of
trees to set out ON their farms, has
concluded to start nursery at the
Flora Vista Fruit farm this spring.
He will put out live acres Of nursery
stock and has already done considera-
BILE grating. Mr.. Crowley has been
in the Arkansas valley for years and
has DEVOTED his entire time to the
study Of fruit growing. For that reas-
on when y tree is purchased at his