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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-05
Notatki.

w dniu wczorajszym Stany Zjedno-
zon obchodzi}y, jak oorocznie, mai
wiekszy swoj dzieh radosci, dzieh W
ktorym niezalezny byt polityozny tel
wielkiej rzeczypospolitej stall sic fax.
tenn ~dokonanym.
w deklaraoji niepodlegsosci dnia
owego podPisanej ago lipoa 177e ~
znajdujemy nastepujsce siowa:
,Ludzkosc wolf cierpiec, jezeli zlo
moze bye c~ierpianem, anizeli wymie.
rzac samej sobie sprawiedliwosc przez
zniesienie Praw, do ktoryoh jest PREY.
zwyczajona. Jezeli zss ca{y szerep
nsduAyc ! uzurpacyj, m~sjacyoh zawszo
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-05
(Ciag dalszy re strony 417-ej.)

przez nienawisc ku Rosji, j rozgniewaI
sic ME ma zarty.
Pc namysle postanowi} z~aapelowac
do prezydenta, zabrawszy wiec swa ko-
lekoje dziennikow, udal sic do niego i
przedstawi} mu swa skarge.
Jeneral Jackson wysluchai oierpliwie
skarg ministra, powinszowa} mu IDOL
nosoi policyinych i c~ierpliwosci prey
wyszukiwaniu artykulow obrazajacyoh
lara, a W kohcu da} TAXA rade:
= Przejrzyj pan ~jeszoze rae dzienni-
XII, jake masz pod reka, a jezeli ME
znajdziesz W Mich dziesiec razy wiecej
wymyslah ma mnie niz ma cesarza Mi
kolaja, to obiecuje panu, re powstrzy-
nam dalsza prawdomownosc prasy.
TIE siowa dopiero rzuciiy swiat}o do
mozgu r~osyjskiego. Wtedy dopiero
pojal minister carski, 90 wolnos6 prasy
znaozy, zrozumia}, re prezydent, ktory
ME moze zakazac prasie krytykowania
wlasnych ~czynnosci, tembardziej ME
moze jej zakazac krytykowania rzadow
obcych, ohocby nawet samego cara.
Odszed} wiec z kwitkiem j wiecej juz
ME probowai u~jmowac sic "a swym pa.
nem.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-05
Nasi %prowodyrzy.

Czytajac cd niejakiego ozasu ,,Zgo-
de" ] wiele innych gazet obydw6ch
psrtyj, ME pominawszy nawet ,,Chica-
goskiego", ktory rel wodzi miedzy kle-
rykalnymi s~wistkami, nasuwsja mi sic
dwagi co do wartosci obu tyoh stron-
nictw j mysle: Nasza partja zmar-
twychwstahcow jest dobra DO ona po-
wiada: modl sic j pracuj, a ME dzia}aj
mic przeoiwko ciemiezcom, ktorzy Gle
wiecej trapia niz zarazliwe powietrze,
poniewaz wszelki nadzor i w{adza cd
Boga jest dana. Ci ludzie, ..ktorzy wy
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-05

moznych pralatow, cd ktorych trudno
by&o jaki datek wydusic.
Ale DO ter j szlachta nieohetnie do
akademji ~krakowskiej wstepowala, ME
chcao sic zblizat z ,plebejami" wsi j
miasteczek. Ma $50 magistrow miedzy
+. 1887 a 1858 naliczono zaledwie 6
szlachcicow ~rodowych, DO W W. XVI
mfodziez szlachecka g}ownie zagranica
wykszta}cenie pobiera}a, co W czasaoh
reformacji tax wielkie rozmiary przy-
bralo. re Zygmunt zniewolony byl W
r. 1884 wydac zakaz ~wyjezdzania ma
Oboe uniwersytety, z czego sobie Jed
max ME wiele robiono.
Pozniej, gdy reformacja zostaia zgne-
biona a zapanowa}a reakoja jezuicka,
szlachta wpadla zupe{nie W jej szpony
j do wyzszego wyksztalcenia ME czu}a
najmniejszego pociagu. l akademja
krakowska ulegla ogolnemu pradowi:
prawdziwy duch wiedzy zamar}, nato-
Mast zapanowa}o ciasne szkolarstwo,
zaprawne coraz ~ostrzejszym sosem kle-
r~ykalnym, trawiace czas przewaznie ma
dysputaoh z inowiercami.
TAX trwa}o do po}owy wieku XVIII,
kiedy j w Polsoe pod wp}ywem nowych
f~lozofcznych prad6w z Franoji zaczeto
budzic sic z letargu i myslec o popra-
vie. Reformy "a panowania Stanisla-
wa Augusta odbily sic rowniez i ma
wszechnioy krakowskiej. Wsp6@zawod-
nioy jezuitow, ksieza pijarzy starali sic
poprawi6 W wyksztalceniu szkolnem to,
co zepsuli %jezuici, OF szerzyoiele ciem-
noty i zepsucia, ktorym W znacznej
czesci Polska sw6j upadek ~zawdzieoza.
Wlasnie pijarowi ks. Stanis}awowi Ko-
narskiemu ~przypad}o W udziale uniwer-
sytet krakowski czesciowo zreformo-
wac, czego pozniej dokona& ks. Hugo
Koifataj, wydelegowany do tego przez
wiekopomna komisje e~dukaoyjna W r.
1880, ktora by}a tenn, oobysmy teraz
nazwali ministerstwem oswiaty, to Jest
czems, czego dotad zadne pafstwo ME
Posiada}o. Ale reforma ia przyszla "a
Pozno.... Nastapiiy rozbiory i Polske
wykreslono z map Europy. o uniwer.
sytecie krakowskim d{ugie lata ME by
10 mic siychac, dopiero nadanie konsty-
tuoji przywr6cilo 60 do zycia. Cd lat
trzydziestu zyje i ~rozwija sic, ale ME
TAX, jakby sobie p~rawdziwi polacy zy-
czyli. w Krakowie pc p~owstaniu 1868
+. zagniezdzila sic choroba, kt6ra i uni
w~ersytetem pc czesci ow}adne{a. Cho-
roba ia, to wsteczniotwo, klerykalizm,
serwilizm wzgledem rzadow zaborczych
i W zyoiu sp~o}ecznem, protekcjonizm,
nieprzyjazh wzgledem wszelkich pra-
dow nowych, wzgledem ruchu ludowe-
go, tamowanie oswiaty i t. d. i t. d.
Ale ME rozpaczajmy. U do}u budza
sic Varsity ludowe, ktore daza do O.
swiaty j wolnosoi, domagaja sic lep-
szych warunkow bytu ola wszystkicb..
Pod ich parciem pekna ostatnie zapory
oiemnoty, prysna wszelkie wiezy, mysl
wolna ~krepujace, lud zapuka do wrot
wszechnicy Jsgiellohskiej, poroztwiera
okna j drzwi naosciez i wpusci fale
6u;azaoo non;a&,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-05

wo}ali wszystkie powstania W naszej e.
pooe, oiezko zgrzeszyli i zapewne ma
dnie piekla do dis dnia IA to pokutuja.
Me nalezy ma Boska wladze sic targac,
tylko cierpie6 beg szemrania, DO to
wielki grzech. Take i wiele pomniej-
szyoh narod6w dostanie sic ma tortufy
piekielne, p~oniewaz ME ~zastosowa}y sic
do Boskiej vol j o wolnosc = walczy.
@y, wiec wara do zaborczych rzad6w, DO
to z Bozego dopuszczenia Polska upa.
dla tax samo powstanie, tylko potrze
ba wiecej Sienkiewioz6w, Szczepahi-
k6w i Paderewskich, a OF nam napewno
Polske odbuduja bez naszyoh k~lopotow.
Dowodem jest s4awa, ktora nasi rodacy
jasnieja, a przytem rome ~rewizje W
Warszawie i Poznahskiem, wrozaoe
nam rych}e powstanie Kr6lestwa Pol
skiego do nowego ayoia.
Wiec radze wszystkim do paragra.
fow naszych klerykal6w sic z-astosowac,
reoe ma krzyz za&ozyc j spokojnie cze-
kac, az pieczone go{abki nam spadna
beg wszelkich k}opot6w, DO tax nasi
prowodyrzy chca.
Ma coz p&aoic wielkie sunny ma Skarb
Narodowy, przeoiez lepiej te pieniadze
da6 ma koscio}, a przyniosa nam sliozny
Prooent i pc smierci zapewnia cos lep-
szego, DO zbawienie dusz; poo6z hs}a-
sowac i krzyki robic, MONA pooichu
sobie siedziec, boo nam waru przeciez
"a koinierz ME lejs j a Mkt tutaj ME
dreozy. Coz mas moga obchodzi6 nasi
ziomkowie W starym kraju. Pc co tam
~zostali. Trzeba i'm by}o tn ~przyjecha6.
Powiada przyslowie: jak sobie kto DO.
sciele tax sic wyspi tax tez i z mimi.
Mech sobie spokojnie knuty znosza, a
mic i'm ME bedzie, pocoz sic rzucaja ma
wiadze albo ~spiskuja, kiedy to GREE
chem jest ME s}uoha6 takich Murawie.
WOW, Hurkow, Apuohtinow, Imeretyh.
skich j wielu innych! DAG lepiej re
siebie Pasy drze6, cierpie6 i j~eszcze cisr-
piec a suta nagroda ozeka mas "a to. TAX
mniej wiecej nasi p~rowodyrzy uoza.
I~naozej i wprost przeciwnie ~postepuie
Zwiazek Mar. Pol, gdyz ookolwiek
patrjotyzmu kazdy zwiazkowieo nieo-
NAL posiada, a co "a ludzie So ci zwiaz.
kowcy? Pc wiekszej ozesci tacy, kto-
rzy juz Przejrzeli i maja ten grzeoh
wielki, il ~odozuwaja niedole swych o
dak6w! Me tax jak owl swieci, ME-
winni sludzy parafjalni, slepo w~ierzaoy
W rady j Przestrogi swych radc6w du-
chownych. CT do szereg6w Zwiazku
wcale ME So zdatni, i lepiej ola Mich,
gdy W swoich szeregaoh zostana, DO
korni, niewinni = samolubni!
Zwiazek bez Mich sic obedzie, DO
wiekszajac swe szeregi tymi grzeszni-
kami, ktorzy pragna dobra ludu i Oh
ozyzny kt6rzy, gdy sic zaoiagna pod
jego sztandar, smia}o i oohoczo pracuia
ma niwie narodowej ola dobra oa}eeo
ogo&u. Chociaz ME jestem zwiazkow.
Gem, zycze z calego serca szczescia Ca
1emu Zwiazkowi. Cora Zwiazekl
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-05
q pOwOdu jubileuszu
uniwersytetu Jagiellohskiego

Wszechnioa krakowska ufundowana
zostala wlasciwie przez kr6la Kazimie.
RIA wielkiego W roku 1854, kt6ry idao
"a przykladem krola czeskiego a zara-
zem cesarza n~iemieckiego Karola ",
z~a&ozyciela uniwersytetu W Pradze, u
zna} "a rzeoz ola Polski niezbedna u
tworzenie takiej wyzszej szkoiy, moga.
cej bye g}ownem zr6d}em wiedzy ola
ca}ego narodu> Ale dobre dzie{o tego
zaiste wielkiego krola, naletytemi do
chodami zaopatrzone, wraz z jego smier-
cia upad}o (r. 137O); siostrzeniec jego
i nastepca, krol Ludwik wegierski, ME
zrobi} MIC ola Polski dobrego i o po-
dzwigniecie akademji ME zatroska{ sic
wcale. Dopiero wnuozka Kazimierza,
krolowa Jadwiga, niezmiernie ma swoj
czas samodzielna, wyksz~ talcona oraz
inteligentna kobieta przyczyni}a sic Ia
pisem swego majatku osobistego i klej-
notow ma rzecz akademji do jej po-
wtornego otwarcia W T. 140O.
Otwarcie to nastapilo juz pc jej
smierci i dokonane zostalo przez jej
mezs Wiadyslawa JagieAe, pierwszego
krola dynastji J~agiellon6w, cd kto-
ryoh i akademja ,Jagiellohska" nazwa-
ne zostala. Najlepsze lata akademji
wlasnie ma wick XIV przypadaja. Pc
zgnieceniu W T. 1410 Krzyzak6w i O.
twarciu drogi wodnej Wis4a do Balty.
ku, miasta Polski staly sic posrednika-
mi W handful pomiedzy wschodem a Ia
chodnia Europe. Si}a cywilizacyjna i
pahstwowa wciaz wzrastala i r6wno-
czesnie rozwijala sic ACADEMIA krakow.
ska, ia ~najbardziej ma wschod posunie-
ia ~placowka e~uropejskiej. oswiaty i
kultury.
Tlumy cudzoziemcow ciagne}y do
krakowskiej ~wszechnicy, gdzie astro-
nomja i nauki przyrodnicze, odlogiem
wtedy W Niemczech lezace, zakwit}y
niebywaiym blaskiem. Krakow nazy.
wano wtedy ,polskiemi Atenami', a
polacy PREDICT niz inne narody sta nell
u zrodla nauki.
Poniewaz W owych wiekach uniwer-
sytet krakowski tworzyl odrebna caiosc,
rzadzaca sic swemi specjalnemi prawa-
mi i niepodlegajaca zadnej innej VIA
dry i zabezpiecza} zupe}na wolnosc oso-
bista tax profesorom, jakotezi uozniom,
dzieki temu sciaga} ku sobie mn6stwo
ludzi z warstw ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
jakoto z ch3op6w drobnsgo mieszczah-
silva, z kt6rych wielu ~odznaozylo sic
bardzo ~zaszczytnie ma polu nauki, lite
ratury j sztuki. Wsrod 40 profesorow
i 200 corocznie przybywajacyoh sluoha-
czow ME brak ludzi z wybitnemi IDOL
nosciami, a pomiedzy mimi goruje mai
wiekszy geniusz Polski, co I,,slohcu
STAG, ziemi obracac sic kauai, slawny
astronom Miko1aj Kopernik, ktory
ksztaici1 sic ma wszechnicy jagielloh-
skiej W latach 1491-1495.
Cd smieroi krola Kazimierza Jagiel-
lohczyka (1492 ~ rozpoczyna sic stop
niowy upadek akademji. w pahstwie
wzmags sic przewaga szlachty, a W a.
kademji szerzyc sic zaczynaja wp{ywy
klerykalne. Przytem ami krolowie ma.
stepni ami tembardziej szlacbta i Ia
NOME duchowiehstwo ME starali sic o
uposazenie akademji j ia istnienie swo-
je zawdziecza}a g}ownie niemal ofar-
The Holly chieftain., 1900-08-17

Louis Challin informs that he had
10 acres Of volunteer wheat that went
53 bushels to the acre. That was his
best field, but he had several Thousand
bushels altogether, none OF which
yielded less than 25 bushels per acre.
He attributes his large crop to the
narrowing which he gave it In the
spring.
We have seen men with pants on,
bows with pants on, dogs full Of pants,
ladies' with - boomers on. but we
never before saw mule with pants on.
Joe lkelman had Kate, the mule used
in hoi>tirng material on his building.
thus arrayed this week, using bib over
alls, which NAV have served very well
to keep of the flies, but they did not
add greatly to the beauty OF the ami
NAL.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-08-17

The committees OF the Fair Associ-
alton appointed to solicit the coopera-
tiOn OF the business men and farmers
OF Prowers county are meeting with
surprising success. From the interest
that everybody is taking in the Fair,
the result is certainly going to be be-
yond the expectation of the mast san
guine. Preparations for the accom-
mediation Of the immense crowl which
will be here Is under headway and eve-
rybody will be comfortably provided
for.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-08-17

The town OF Bessemcr. a suburb Of
Pueblo had 500, 900 fire on Wednes-
day afternoon, supposed to have been
the work Of incendiaries; $50 people
are rendered homeless In consequence.
The committee for the Holly Fair
Association is soliciting subscriptions
for their fair from our business men
today and are meeting with liberal en-
couragement. This is as it should be.
Since Holly has been organized her
enterprising citizens have beer liberal
in support OF everything that goes to
advertise and build up the county,
and also Of all public celebrations.
This is the first time they have asked
return of the favor and they deserve
the support Of the entire county,
Lamar Register.
The Harvest Festival held at the
Colony last Friday was participated In
by all the c0lonists and by many out
side Of the COLONY. The competition
for prizes was quite lively, but all were
satisfied with the result. G.H. Thorn
as received first prize for the incest
place, with the generally finest yard
and trees and f. G.. Coe received sec
ond prize. J. II. Childs received first
prize for the best cultivated beets and
f. Erikson, second. AS to who had the
best beets. however, the committee
were unable to decide as they appeared
to be all alike, and all the very best.
Hiram Timothy, beet inspector for
the American Beet Sugar Company, Is
extending to the growers of the valley
in his territory cordial invitation to
visit Rocky Ford Watermelon day,
and see the factory which will be al
most completed by that time. The
company will take pleasure In show
ing them through the factory and
grounds and will also drive them over
the country that they may add to
their knowledge Of sugar beet culture
from seeing how it is done by others.
1t will pay every one who Is interested
In anv manner in the beet industry t.
take advantage Of this opportunity
and acquaint themselveswlth the COM
pany's situation ut Rocky Ford.
They can then realize the ma ynitude
OF the enterprise and what It would
mean To this section to have q factory
located here.
Hon. W. NJ. Randall has recently
threshed splendid crop OF wheat on
his HOlbruOk farm. An entire field
of 10 acres Yielded 81 bushels per acre
and OF an excellent quality. Much Of
this fine yield is due to the fertiliza-
tion OF the sheep pens. Another point
in securing a7ull crop is this: Plow
the ground Immediately after the
wheat Is removed to the thresher.
This opening up Of the soil to the sun
and air Mr.. Randall figures Is good
for an increase OF five bushels per acre.
Mr.. Randall also estimates that the
fertilization from the sheep pens adds
at least fifteen bushels per acre. All
Of which goes show that our sheep
feeders may be wheat growers to
much proht. Rocky Ford Enterprise.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-08-17
FRIDAY. AUGUST II. 1900.
su BscklprI0x rRIcK.
AaysrtlsIne MY,

AassrtisIas nats1,
One Inch single col. display, per usoo4 bae
= double col, - s-.-s 's.--s.s SIM
Local reading notices per line each rtsen, SC
Redneed rates will be made on displ10 ..als''
to extensive advertisers.
All Advertisements will he run until ortiered
out unless Inserted for stated time
Display ADDS" changed monthly. II desired.
Local reading notices changed weekly.
All kinds Of job printing neatly done. Call
and Get our estimates.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-08-17

The up to date Crescent chain and and
chainless bicycles, for sale BY Robt.
King.
Ice cream and milk shake Will be
served every SATURDAY At the Santa
Fe Avenue restaurant.
Mm. E swayze returned last Fri.
day from Beloit, Kansas, where she
has been visiting for several weeks.
s. W. Howell returned Friday from
the short grass country. bringing 20
head Of f,orses which he purchased.
DeWitt's Little Early Risers are fa-
mdus little pills for liver and bowel
troubles. Never grippe. -lkelman
BruS.
J. Fl. Sanford. one Of the Postal tel
egraph company's linemen, was in
townspn Wednesday makInGa test Of
the wires in the new cable.
See the Jones Lever Binder, Jones
Chain mower and all steel Hay Rakes,
Nude by Plano Mfg. Co.
ROBT. KING, Agent.
To get your watch. clock or jewelry
repaired In first class shape take it to
Applegate, at Lamar. All work guar
anteed
While unloading some new furni-
ture last Monday George Hollis let a
heavy piece fall on his ankle. No
bones were broken but it was quite a
painful accident and caused George to
hobble around on one foot for day or
two.
Land seekers are arriving almost
daily now and the Amity Land com.
pany's local agents are kept busy
showing them around. Very few OF
them leave without making an invest
ment after they have once seen the
beautiful country.
Carl French met with an accident
on Tuesday which deprived him Of
two OF his fingers. He was handling
a muzzle loading gun which was not
supposed to be loaded when it went
on and the charge struck his hand
with the above result.
VIM. Simpson has purchased the re-
linquishment Of the Horton home
stead, two miles east Of town, and
put his filing on 1t this week. Since
buying 1t he discovered large spring
of cold water upon the land and he
thinks he got pretty good bargain.
There are two more male inhabi.
tants on the COLONY than there were
a week ago, one Of them having taken
up his abode with R. P. Frewing and
the other with Adjt. Barnard. Both
arrived on Tuesday and they will be
voters twenty one years from that
day.
Albert Berg, an enterprising Young
man Of Chicago, was here several days
during the week visiting his old
friends, L. p. O'Reilly, the McGrath
boys and AL Thomas. He was SO well
pleased with the appearance Of the
country that he invested in tract of
land before returning home.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-08-17
c. 49,

| N1e1 n 4
The 6sst carlc6d 4 nan cln1 &
loupes vas shipped = Nov Yotk ~
Tuesday.
The arociation shipped ; crste Of
fins melons to Governor Thomas last
SATURDAY.
The tiFst cantaloupes shipped netted
the growers eos per cfates ths sec-
ond lot sl.A and the third. el.3o.
Acarts being loaded every other day
but In . very few DAYS. . car win b
loaded every day and perhaps twn
Frank Day, agent Tor Lycus 4 Cog.
gins. has been here for tho past ten
days Waiting the cantaioupe growers
and instructinR them 10 regard 10 pick
Ing and Grating their melona. W.fDvy
has has been growing cantaioupes at
Rocky Ford for the past ten Year,, and
therefore his experience Is quite val-
liable to Rrowersof less experIence, and
especially so to those who have on
|
gagged In the business this year f0rthe
first time. The naintainance of good
market for the cantaloupe depends
altogether on the quality and the man.
ner In which they are handled, and 1t
Is to the interest ef every one connec-
ted with the business to see that no
inferior melons are sent out. From
our observations SO far this season 1t Is
evident that the growen have profit
ed greatly by their past experience in
this respect, and as result the finest
melons that ever went from Holly are
now being shipped and the Indications
are that a much better price will be
realized for the product.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-08-17
Say, DO You x~owa

That there is plenty OF pure corn
chop, and corn. aud meal, and cheap
old wheat -four at Whites, and he
wants to sell It, and we're
Yours for business,
WHITE.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-08-17
Local and Personal.

Brick for sale. See Chris Clasen.
County Fair at Holly September 20
and 81.
Gallon cans Of Tomatoes for SOC at
Whites.
For Diamond NJ -four go to Nc
Pherson's.
Latest thing out is Red Baby Shoes
at Whites.
Frank McGrath made trip to La
mar on Wednesday.
See White for Hard Twist Lariat
Rope at l2ic per pound.
The up to date Crescent chain and
chainless bicycles, for sale by Robt.
King.
Stock and fat hogs wanted. Thos.
f. Hartman. seven miles northwest of
Holly.
DIR. G. S. Wilson. the Lamar dentist
will be in Holly the Bth. and. 18th. Of
each month
Nnma F. Vidal, private secretary
for Manager Wiley. spent few days
in Denver this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Humbert. OF Topekn,
are eryisiting with their daughter. Mrs.
q. S. French, and family.
The Postal telegraph linemen have
finished their work here. They put
the line In first class shape.
There are no better pills made than
DeWitt's Little Early Risers. Always
prompt and certain. Brus
/ Victor Simpson received YESTERDAY
fine hunting dog from Arizona,
present from his brother VIII.
The American Beet Sugar company
has instructed the growers not to irri-
gate their beets after August 20.
One Minute Cough Cure is the only
harmless remedy that produces imme-
diate results. Try Hickman Bros.
See the Jones Lever Binder, Jones
Chain Mower and all-steel Hay Rakes.
Made by Plane Mfg. Co.
!, RoBT. KING. Agent.
W. G. Gould, president OF she Bank
Of Holly, came down from Lamar last
Friday to look after the affairs OF that
institution.
] The Ladies' Mission society will
hold Its next meeting at the home Of
Mrs. j. $. McMurtry on Wednesday,
September 5.
/ Rev. II. r. Rufderhar, of Denver.
came In this morning from Las AMI
mas, where he has been holding ser.
les Of meetings.
For burns. injuries, piles and skin
diseases use Dcwitt's Witch Hazel
Salve. 1t is the original. Counter
feits may be offered. Use only De-
! Wits. Ikelman Bros.
VIM. Simpson has an. estray 2-year
old colt running with his horses. 1t
is a sorrel with white hind feet, and
star ON forehead, brand lazy bar and
lazy 2 on right shoulder.
Postmaster Mcpherson says that In
order to stimulate trade during the
hot weather he will sell Ii two-cent
stamps for cent and quarter.
III you don't believe it ask him.
Messrs. f. c. Stevenson, T. ID.
Mitchell and A. L. Powell, OF Shelbi-
ma, Mo-, were here two or three DAYS
last week and each Of them bought
farm four miles northwest OF town.
II there is any scarcity Of news in
the Chieftain this week the fault is In
the weather, which has been too aw-
fully, utterly coniounded hot for an
editor. devil or ANYBODY else to work.
Robert Pringle OF Tribune. came
down on Wednesday, bringing a COW
which he sold to A. L. johnson. He
returned home today after sampling
manv score Of cantaloupe which he !,
declared were the best thing he had
ever eaten.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-08-17
n Yos wan, fo avx

A neat. servlceable 'up-to-date"
pair Of Shoes for your boy, go to
Whites.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-08-17
coal b casA.

BEGINNING with the publication OF
this notice ! will sell for cash and
cash only. Don't ask credit. / mean
what ! say: GDo. HOLLIS.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-08-29
L. j. GALE,
Gulf House, WiIliamstown, VT,
Calais.

Van R. Kent of Denver, Col, has been
spending few days in town.
Rome G. Brown and family of Minneap-
oils, have visited recently at l.. A. Kent's
Misses Myeta and Georgia Hawkins re-
turned to school at Randolph on Mon
day.
Rev. Effe X. M Jones will conduct SER
vice at Memorial Hall, North Calais, next
Sunday, September 2, at 8 M.
The annual reunion OF the descendants Of
John Long of Fayston, was held last
Thursday at the residence of his grand
daughter, Mrs. K. j. Sparrow of Calais,
ABOUT nifty were present representing eight
towns in Washington county. Mrs. o. #.
Summer OF Goffstown, N. H, read a short
sketch of the family history. A heavily
loaded picnic table was set under an avn
ing on the lawn, around which a merry
party gathered with keen sppetites and
partook OF the bounteous fare. The men,
pers OF the executive committee for the
next reunion are K. X. Long, Warren; Bert
ais.
About 100 neighbors and friends of Mr..
and Mrs. Il. A. Daley gathered at their
home last Wednesday evening to celebrate
the twenty-ffth anniversary OF their mar
rirge, leaving with them some substantial
tokens OF their good will.
no Lhulos Union VIII meet with Mrs
Nellie Robinson next Thursday afternoon.
The Union Sunday school will have their
service at school house vestry Maple Cor.
ner, Sunday, September at PM.
Vershire,
A son was born August to Mr. and Mrs
Edgar o. Bradbury.
Mr.. and Mrs Franz Alderman from Mass
| achusetts are in town.
Hubert Brown from Wentworth has beer
visiting his brother, Dea. Il. p. Brown,
Mr.. and Mrs Sam Kicker are rejoicing
over the birth of daughter. August %.
#. ID. Richardson and family from Chel
sea, Mass, are spending their vacation here
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Warner of Vernon
visited her brother, Fred Woodcock, las
week.
School at the village commenced las
M onday with Charles Hall OF Lyndonvill,
as teacher.
Misses Iona Fits and Bertha Cross 90 "a
Randolph this week to attend the Norma
school.
Mrs. Ora Hutchinson and Miss Gran
from East Orange visited her mother, Mrs
Parchley, the first Of the week.
Several from this place attended the Or
ange local Christian Endeavor Union q
Post Mills last week Tuesday.