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The evening world., 1900-08-10
LIQUID Air Cars.

A company 10 being
formed in America for the
construction % motor cars
driven by liauid cir. TIE
capital will BE- so. 900. 90
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'ssue EasiAnd's nsv orsss

Seal
IN. seal represents the Queen seated % . ,hrsnA.
me srm. o. which ar. ~supportsA BY lions AZ her feet
e an orn.men,sd cushion. smbro,osred with the rosa
shamrock and thistle. placed - . ~footsscol on the
Queen, right 10 q ngurs Of 50 George. fully araed.
The evening world., 1900-08-10
A Scotch Feat.

A motor record has been
made By . e~cotehmAn,
who drove Q six horse
power car n milss with
out Q single stop.
The evening world., 1900-08-10
UyrAR tent

II am aiwAys sisd 10 have you spsel ycur sum-
msrs here" ssid the proprietor, cut I wish you
wouiant bring mat greyhound"
why notr' asked the sstenishsd sussA
because he's such q poor advertisement Of this
Mac. a. a summer resort"
The evening world., 1900-08-10
Reaches Make rs. weary.

r. the ssnss y ne psssas wsssi
I an locking fos . remedy 10 set ria Of reaches. I
never had % many. I've tried evesythinsL I scaidsd
thsm ana put paris ussa an brax - then and u
asonft - 60 - ~ \ o
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soME PREFER MOSQUITOES

steady cist Of sulphur and molass., /, said TO be
y DoRooss prosscsion against mosquito bitss The IN
~ = 6ecarsd 70 BE- antasonistie 10 the stmssphsrs
oDgoour1s . perssa vino lnduisss IN that mssAsd
om nobnu = ~ ssssA - - sus.sA
The evening world., 1900-08-10

Cleaning Wind w. WITH bora, Instead o, smnon
'r soap take. much .ess lime ,han the ordinary way
The evening world., 1900-08-10

IN not an advocate Of vaca-
tions. Mos; Of New York's
business men fnd tims To
leave their Offices during a
greater or lesser part OF the
Summer. A q result thsy
lose the threads Of enter
prfses and often auifer losses.
The evening world., 1900-08-10

ana bearing . lance With psnnon On the lefs stands
u Michael rssuns On his shsashed sword.
Ths counter seal represents the Queen crowned.
mounted % h~ pifrsy. ana in the royal man,ia Be
low In the distant - an ironolsd and . sailing vessel
suuess the naval strength and trade Of the United
Kingdom. further Indicated At the base By Q trident.
doiphins ana oonvsntionh waves
The evening world., 1900-08-10
We Go Faster.

IN is7s Q steam motor
car ran betwesn London
and Bath. and Travelled
q the rate Of nearly
seventeen miles a hour.
The evening world., 1900-08-10

Anti-Sunstroke Colors.
10 prevent sunssroks hats should b lined uiih red
" ssaaes ss,se31 nsg>aA
The evening world., 1900-08-10

he sfirt wsis; man may come. but thsn 10 nsy-
ear b az sweet .. the shirt-waisi st. OF course.
ths view Is from . male standpoint. ana Il may b
eeasroyerted By the woman IN charge Of women .
pssss-cHclnnau Commercial Tribune
The evening world., 1900-08-10

ne shis-vsist naa &, not ys, visible In tr.,-ei.n
bots,s ana swell clubs, nor on the fashionable prom.
snads II you want 20 ss him you mus, 90 whore
@>n are ~ work, uking Ray. dlgEns bitches or lag
Ne brok-Bosson Herald.
The evening world., 1900-08-10
Jean Lippey
has A LOVER
ANY RIGHTS

Npyyrirat ty IN. Frsss Pubf
lisAias O1mpsayJ
GAYS ~ 3 L. In a
n manly. straightfOr-
y ward letter
Il have been kssp,ns
company with a young lsdy
for two years. and during
that tim. ". have n.yer
had . quarrel un-i now
This IL tho cause of olr
The evening world., 1900-08-10
THE EVENING WORLDS
DAILY FORUM.
Signed Edftonsis on Lssdisg Topics Of ths Dsy
BY Recognized AVthodtss.
NO USE In VACATIONS.
BY
RUSSELL SAGE.

@ = Hantinstss ~s he has iahsa ssiy ss ~ ~sstsa IN
n. rs. wat ssSa 49, bic noao 10 hia'-c~rss stn~rsl
Wa
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s.. o.p,.in. Do, c.sI., Prie. xet misA.

2, N. Eater q n. ns,aas WORT;
have q caui tina; was on the face Of my sn. born
july Z isn People tell me Il 10 lucky. Some people
tell ne they read IN the papers vh~s pespis offered
large sums Of monsy fos ve.is.
r T., Pstsssa ~
The evening world., 1900-08-10

Lea the shirt v.h, nsn tAks heart Up 70 re pres
nj and for some tine 10 com. 10 mus, sxpsg, 10 b
mArsyrsrsd 6ss his reward ~fl osms later. uhsn
Untold ssns.nens % nsn vii honor hs mana
Philadelphia InQItrsr.
The evening world., 1900-08-10
Seminole0.

There are only 30 esmi-
nols left In FLORIDA rhsy
have no recognised chief.
and have siysn ~ all
tribal relations.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-02-23


That zephyr last night was not q
gentle as It might have been.
A farmers Institute for Holly ID BE-
ing talked up, to be held In March. II
is what We need.
1t seems rather early for nsh to bite
but Clare Chapman and Collin Simp-
son caught fine string at the slough
south Of town yesterday.
The ladies Of the Mission society
made q splendid success Of their oys-
ter supper last evening, financially
and socially. Several Coolidge ladies
were present.
The horse market In Holly is quite
active at present, hardly q day pass
ing without.several trades or sales be-
ing made. 1t looks as II horses are
going to take q boom.
This ONCE printed this week sale
bills for A. l. johnson. commission
aucti0neer, announcing public sale
of personal property to take place in
Holly on March 3, tomorrow week.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-02-23

For Barbed Wire cail On q. 81.
AdamA He has Just received : car
load.
AcPherson sells Diamond n nour
at sl.H per cwt. Every sack guar
anteed
Z For Sale-A well-bred brood SOW,
large, and eight fine pigs, Inquire Of
Mrs. G. N. Wilson.
=. g. Cox, of Amity. was In town
Saturday relating to his friends the
marvellous riches to be found in the
the Carizo copper mines and his sd-
ventures during his recent trip down
there. He mys he killed two deer and
We would not for minute doubt his
word on.such small matter.
As result Of our recent request
for cor respondents, we have been fav-
ored with responses from various sec
tions Of the territory surrounding
Holly. These prompt responses are
indeed gratifying to the Chicftain,
and with the aid of the excellent
corps Of correspondents now secured
We feel confident that the paper will
be read with increased interest.
The following parties from the Sal
vation Army colony attended the re-
vival meeting here Wednesday night:
BriRadier and Mrs. Streeton, Ensign
Erikson, Robt. Rupp. Amos Lamb,
Capt. Christmanson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben House, Win House, Ches House.
Jimmie and Archie Childs, Misses
Newman, Childs and Erikson. These
good people enliyened the service very
much with their fine singing.
The nrst brick residence to be built
In Holly is about to be commenced.
1t will be built and owned by Manville
and Lamb, the school house contrac-
tors. and will be six room house To-
Gated on Fifth street, adjoining H. p.
Horst's property on the south. Rock
for tho foundation Il already ON the
ground, the brick are being hauled
from the kiln and the construction Of
the building will be begun as soon as
the school house Ia completed.
Wanted Kanir Corn Seed.
J. STREEroN,
Amity, Colo.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-02-23
Why ! ! Endure | ! K
/ ED|isaDll5eable
Weather

At hons, when Califosnls u
reached ~ % quick : joutneyp
No ice. 70 aecw. "a chtlling
blsats; hut sunshlne, AoWsss
and fruita ~ eutsloe ~
vsntcne ~ soft insplrai1ng ~.
The California Lfnite1
Santa N Ho6te, viii tatb
you thess y the minimun q
cost In time and monay, ~
with the maximum of con5osk.
For particulars, call On Or addrsls
Fl. p. HoRsF.
Local Ticket Aesnt
Holly, Colo.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-02-23
Leftef fres tie Sasea Fe lsdsstsssI
Ces0issieeer. ss,.
Chicago. Feb. ., 1901.
Mr.. L. H. johnson.
Sec'y Holly Melon Assn,
Bolly. Colo.

4DCdI Dit
l am in receipt Of Youn under date
Of the lst ult. giving statement ol
the business done by your cantaloups
association for the season Of 80 and
the results are certainly very credit
able to those having It's management
In charge. The results show that un-
der careful management the cante.
loupe can be made a profitable crop
even on as low basis ms obtained last
year which is indeed very gratifying.
1t Is my hope now that another STABLE
crop has been added to the products
Of the valley that the canteloures Will
become . paying and substantial In.
dustry to the advantage OF all inter.
ested In the success and progress Of
the valley.
Thanking you for the information.
l remain. Yours very truly.
James A. Davis.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-02-23
We Set There.
: n Fl III ss e
You Car Get There.

Corn Chcp, 10 csntss b the ton.
sacksd oata - cents pr Cwt.
, cans Lswis Lye. = cents
slb can Lys Hominy, 10 cents.
lib Grown Smoking Tobacco. 3octa
lib Dukes Mixture, - centk
lib Durhsm Smoking Toh. % ctA
cAsH DOES ~.
HKs wnl4z.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-02-23
Tsstsr salt Rheum and Ee1ema

The intense itching and smarting in
cident to these diseases. Is instantly
allayed BY applying Chamberlsin's Eye
and Skin Ointment. Many very bad
cases have been permanently cnred by
Il. II IL equally efficient for itching
piles and favorite remedy for sore
nipples. chapped hands, chiIbIsins,
frost bites and chronic sore ewes. 25cis.
per bog For sAle b. Ikelmsn Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-02-23
cANTALoUPE BUSINESS FOR 1909.

Secretary H. L. johnson has given
us the following facts concerning the
business done by the Holly Cantaloupe
Association for 1899:
Car loads shipped q.
Total No. Of crates shipped S,154.
cash received e4,80l. .26.
Amount received per crate $50.
Association expenses per crate .o34
Amount paid to growers e4,80l.26.
Melted grower per crate 0.653.
The average yield per acre was
about 78i crates, although many
patches produced over 100 crates per
acre.
A 2 acre patch Yielded 253 crates.
A acre patch yielded 133 -
A acre patch yielded 100
The highest daily record made was
IS crates picked from Of an acre in
one day. q
SchosT Repef.
Report Of school la district No %,
for month ending February ., 1900:
Number Of pupils enrolled. ..... 25
Average daily attendance. ....... "a
ICaseS Of tardiness s............... o
Names Of those not absent:
May Robson Bertha Hopkins
Emma Robson Alice Hopkins
Anna Jones Nellie Jones
Ernest Jones Roy Robson
Ralph Robson Alice Cox
Charley Robson Mary Challin
CARRIE HOPKINS.
Teacher.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-02-23
NOTICE.

To WHOM IT NAY CONCERN:
MY wife, Laura Blsbee, having left
my bed and board without cause or
provocation, hereby warn all parties
that will not be responsible for snv
debts she may contract.
H. n. BYsDBH.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-02-23
cess Is cssA.

Beginning with the publication Of
this notice l will sell for cash and
cash only. Don't ask credit. / moan
what l say. Gro. HoLLu.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-02-23
suBsCllr11on ra1cE.
Local and Persosl

L
cantaloups srowers nsstass tomor-
row.
For Diamond N nour IS q Me-
Pherson's.
Holly lsquite lively town. Don't
you think SOP
VIM. Thompson, Of Granada, was a.
Holly visitor Tuesday.
SEE White for ~ cent work pants
$50 everv other place.
L S. Millinger sold his big team to,
Thos. E Harman this week. y \
s. F. White and C. L. McPhsrson
each received carload Of feed Mon.
day.
DIR. c. s. Wilson, the Lamar dentist
VIII be In Holly the 9Th. and .7th. Of
each month.
Ed. Tuttle had stone furnace built
in his blacksmith shop on Monday for
heating tires.
Johnny Simpson came down from
Granada Tuesday to see his folks and
friends in Holly.
Geo. L. Reid, Of Tribune, was at
tending to some business matters in
Holly Yesterday.
G. E. Somerbv, an up to date and
all round printer, assisted at the case
in this ONCE on Wednesday.
Billy Houston returned from Lamar
Monday and is hauling brick for the
new house Of Manville and Lamb.
T" get your watch. clock or iewelry
repaired in first class shape takeit tn
Applegate, at Lamar. All work guar
anteed.
4 Gsed Tesa
OF heavy work horses for sale. VIII
sell on time II desired. See WHTTE.
Lewis Chapman came down from
Tribune Wednesday, bsinRines team
Of heavy work horses which he sold to
G. W. Ray.
Albert Dcber, one Of the prosperous
farmers of Amityville, purchased a
new top buggy Of our dealer, G. II.
Adams, this week.
Several children about town have
the whooping cough and many Of the
older folks are afflicted with severe
colds and sore throat.
Fancy Seed Pofsfoes.
We have just received q carload Of
the celebrated white Colorado Ru.
rap' potatoes, the finest thing ia the
potato line. s. F. WHITE q Co.
i Thos. e. Hartman arrived last FRI
day from Omaha, Neb.. and is busily
engaged In making improvements on
the large ranch north of town which
he recently purchased.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. DALEY, the Nag
netic Heales, are here this week In
the parlors of the Grand Opera Hotel,
and are receiving numerous calls ty
the AFFLICTED. Syracuse Republican.
]. B. Clark. Peoria H.. says. Sur
geous wanted TO operate on me for
piles, but cured them With DswiH's
Witch Hazel salvs." It Is infalhSas
Tor piles and skin diseases. BewafSi Of
cunterfsits.
J. B. Harden almost created a stain-
pede among his friends when he ap-
peared on the street the other day d.
vested Of that pretty mustache. : Ev-
en- the tranquil burros shied out Of
his way.
| S. Harden and Jock Wilson succeed
ed In getting their Ice houses filled
during the recent cold spell. The ice
business is all on now, however, owing
to the warm spring-like weather of
the past three days.
Some one has said that II Adam had
worked for 800 day from his crea-
tion until the present time, he would
not have earned az much money as is
held by some Of our multi-millbnaifes
TODAY. Figure 1t out for yourself.
| w. H. Brockman went to Granada
Tuesday to complete tho organization
Of the Wcodman camp there. The
applications Of the prospective mem
bers In Holly have been sent in; to
headquarters and Mr.. Brockman ex-
poets to get report on them and be
ready to organize = camp here some
The Holly chieftain., 1900-02-23
NRE no TERRoR
NAes re Pssesfs nm ExsiaGuasas,
isM nanf.

Maes re Pesesfx m ExsisGulsass
u u aas1.
MANY IRE extinguishen have been
put on the market during the past
few vcars, but mono can compare With
the Phoenix Fire Extingpisher, nsv
invention, which will, no doubt, come
into universal use. A test was made
Yesterday by the Chief Engineer.
Harding, who furnished the follow.
ing:
Fire Department Headqusrters.
Bay City, Dec. 6, l0oo.
Phoenix Fire Appliance Co.. III
New York City.
Gentlemen:
to-day witnessed . test Of YOUR
Phoenix Fire Extinguisher made un.
der very serious conditions. There
was used about gallon OF kerosene
and . quantity OF gasoline together;
after fully under way your agent
threw part of the compound into the
fire, and It was almost Instantaneous
ly extinguished. can fully endofVe
the introduction Of the above instru-
ment as q protection to all from hre.
1t would In my estimation be an ad-
mirable thing to place in every house.
hold for checking incipient firea. Tue
members OF our department also oaw
the test and were greatly pleased with
1t. !,
Very truly yours,
ThOS. x. Harding,
Bay City tMich.) Tribune, Dec. 9
This Fire E1tinsuisher win b tsss.
ed in Holly soon.
SoNHRBY 4 RorAx.
Agents for Prowen and Bent coan-
ties, Colorado.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-09-27
BOER FORCES in PANIC.
Lord Roberts Announces Com p1ete Col
lapse of the Transvaal War.

Lord Roberts Announces Complete Col
lapse of the Transvaal War.
Lord Roberts cables from Nelspruit, on
the Pretoria Delagoa Bay Railroad, not
far from Komatipoort, the frontier sta
ton, as follows:
''Of the 5000 Beers who retreated
from Komatipoort before the British ad-
vance from Machadodorp 700 have enter
ed Portuguese territory, others have de-
serted in various directions, and the re-
mainder are reported to have crossed the
Komati river and to be occupying spurs
of the Lobombo mountains, south Of the
railway. A general tumult seems to have
occurred when they recognized the hope
lessness of their cause. Their long toms
and field guns have been destroyed and
nothing is left of the Boer, army but a
few marauding bands. Kelly-Kenny is
dealing with one of these, which occupies
position at Doornberg."
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-09-27
GOVERNOR IN PERIL.
MOUNT OF INDIANA NARROWLY
ESCAPES INJURY.
Republican Nominee Durbin with Him
in Cab Accident in Street in Indian
apolis = Missionary Returns to His
Family After Is Years. Absence.

& Gov. Mount of Indiana and W. :.
Durbin, Republican nominee to succeed
Mr. Mount, had narrow escape ffom
death in front of the Denison Hotel IN
indianapolis. They came out Of the hotel
hurriedly, and, jumping into a cab, or
dered the driver to make all posslbie
haste to the union station, as they wish
ed to catch the train to Peru, where the
Governor was billed to speak. The drlv-
er turned his horses rapidly upon the
street car tracks, and just as he did so
the gong of a College. avenue car sound
ed an alarm The car was upon the CAB
before the driver could turn from the
track One of the horses was Knocked
down by the rapidly moving car, the
driver was knocked from his seat and the
cab was partly overturned. Gov. Mount
and Col Durbin were thrown from the
cab as it careened under the strain from
the collision and both fell to the street
They quickly regained their feet, neither
being badly hurt, but both being severely
shaken up. Gov. Mount received a few
bruises upon his arm and Col. Durbln
slight scratch on the face.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-09-27
EFFECTS OF STRIKE.
WANNA LABOR TROUBLE
DlSTURBS TRADE.
Possibilities in Its Development Have
Tendency to Cause Irregularity in
Business-A Squaw Man Dragged to
Death by His Indian Wife.

Bradstreet's weekly review Of trade
says: THE unfavorable turn given the
general industrial situation by the strike
Of anthracite coal miners and the posi-
bility of wage disputes in the iron trade,
with rather less activity in the latter in
dustry, and some increase Of weakness
In the prices of cruder forms, have given
an appearance of irregularity to the gen
eral trade and business situation. On
the other hand, the course Of staple
prices has been very generally upward
this week, fall distribution of dry goods,
clothing, hats and millinery has been Of
large volume at nearly all markets; there
is decidedly better tone noted in the
boot and shoe and kindred trades, and
the strength Of cotton goods, though ap-
parently in excess of that shown by the
raw material, has been regarded as in
dicative Of confidence on the part Of man
ufacturers. A little more is reported do
ing in raw wool, but it is mostly to sup
ply current needs of manufacturers. Re-
ports of damage to grain in shock in the
Northwest, REINFORCED by Northwestern
buying in Chicago, furnished the key to
the advance Of nearly 2 cents in wheat,
followed by gain of 20 to 20 cents in
-four and of IA cents in corn. Wheat,
including -four, shipments for week ag-
gregated 1886, 857 bushels"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-09-27
REPLY BY BRYAN.
His Letter Acce pting Democratic
Nomination Given Ont.

His Letter Accepting Democratic
Nomination Given Ont.
William j. Bryan in his letter accept
ing the nomination for President by the
Democratic party, while declaring that
Imperialism is the most important ques-
ton before the American people, opens
with discussion Of trusts. In the let
ter he declares that no defense Of trusts
can be offered, and that if elected he will
favor the dissolution Of every private
monopoly which does business outside Of
the State Of it's origin.
He declares the Dingley tariff law is
trust-breeding measure. He favors en-
larged powers for the interstate com
merce commission. He reiterates the po
sition of the Democratic party on the
money question and says its position has
not changed since four years ago. He
favors the election of Senators by direct
vote of the people. He deals at some
length with labor questions, denouncing
government by injunction and the black
list and favoring arbitration and de-
partment Of labor in the cabinet. The
exclusion Of Chinese and similar AsiatiC
peoples is favored. He favors generous
pension laws, a Nicaragua canal, state
hood for Arizona, Oklahoma and New
Mexico, home rule and representation in
Congress for Porto Rico and Alaska, and
system for the reclamation of arid
lands, and an income tax. He questions
the ability of the Republican party to
work out the welfare of the Cubans. For
eign alliances are opposed.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-09-27
FIGHTING ATPIETANG
ALLIES VIGOROUSLY BoMBARD
THE BOXER FORTS.
chaffee Wants Winter Tents for His
Forces-Indications Are that 10000
Foreign Troops Will Remain in Pekin
-Viceroys Plead for Peace.

A Taku dispatch reports that the allies
attacked the Pei-tang forts at daybreaK
Thursday. The cannonading was very
heavy.
Gen Chaffee expresses preference IN
favor of tents for the winter camp rather
than. unsanitary buildings. The indlca-
tons are that 10000 of the allies will
winter at Pekin. The German force Will
be the largest. Some of the troops Will
probably be distributed in the surround
ing cities to relieve the strain. The Jap
anese will withdraw the most OF their
force to Nagasaki. The Russians VIII
retain at least 1000 men in Pekin. The
Dowager Empress has expressed her
willingness to return to Pekin If guaran-
teed protection. The generals IN COM
mand and the ministers Of the powers are
unwilling to assume such responsible
ity.
The Chinese minister at Washington
has received a dispatch from the viceroys
of the southern provinces of China max
ing an appeal for the opening OF peace
negotiations without further delay. They
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-09-27
AERoNAUT DASHED TO DEATH.
Electricity from Trolley Wire Re-
sponsible for the Accident.

Electricity from Trolley Wire Re-
sponsible for the Accident.
Prof. T.. j. Kahler, the young aero
naut who had been making daily ascen-
sions at the street carnival in st. Joseph,
Mich, was hurled from his balloon in the
presence of 5000 people and dashed head
first to the pavement below. Doctors ex-
amined the boy and discovered a crack
in the head running from the right ear
almost to the left. He died. The car OF
the balloon struck against the trolley
wires of the street railway line. A mo-
ment later, and the loop Of the parachute
had caught around the same wires, the
balloon swinging clear and continuing it's
upward course. The sparks from the
wires severed the ropes connecting the
parachute, which was suddenly carried
up and swung in an immense circle
around the trolley. When the parachute
had reached the utmost point in its circle
Kahler fell.