The Holly chieftain., 1900-05-04

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the recent hssvy ralus.
a nav gtrl arrived At the home II
Mr, and Ms, !. G. Hammer last Sss-
urday. Mr. Hammer declares that IL
y the incest girl in town.
Our Correspondents sessn TO b too
busy planting sugar hsets this waak
70 aend In the news. .Ruralite'' n on
hAnds however, and is commended for
hit faithfullneA
Lamar Register Sheriff Tsts took
Joe Horton to the state reformatoey
last week, and also Burt STANDARD 70
Canon City. The other prisoners an.
here In the county jail, and have NOT
vet determined - to an appeal The
matter will be settled In : few days
one way or the othef.
Baled alfalfa bay b selling On the
Pueblo market 4 80 par ton. This
does mot look much like there was dan
ger Of getting an over supply Of this
crop. Keep sowing alfalfa, The
country Will .never get too much Of
such . good thing n It has proven 70
be. ssfs st7sT
Mr.. Adkins, OF Granada. was here
Saturday trying to rent a house to
move into but he could find none.
Holly would have many more resi-
dents II there were moro houses. Nj. !
Adkins has taken . position ~ clerk
with G. L. Mcpherson, and as soon ~
he can secure q house will move his
family down.
Fred Aohl, Of Adrian, MIMI, C. W.
McHenry. of Albany. Mo-, and Jas
Carlin. agents for Close Bros. s. Co.,
arrived last night with a party Of
about u dozen land seekers. The
man who sees this country Just now
cannot help becoming infatuated with
its beautiful appearance. And the
best thing about 1t is that 1t Is Just as
good as 1t looks.
The fears Of one week ago that fruit
was badly damaged BY the severe
freeze seems to have been unfounded.
From present prospects the yield will
be most abundant. The leading hor-
ticulturists express the opinion that
seldom has there been for many years
as flattering prospects for SO early in
the season as now, and the damage
from any cold weather from this time
is very slight. Rocky Ford Tribune.
On Saturday afternoon while Mrs.
]. S. McAurtry and children and Miss
Dora Mccoy were out riding the team
became frightened near the McGlash-
en- bridge and started to run towards
town. One Of the brides came of.
making 1t impossible for Mrs. NcMur-
try to control the team and all she
could do was to stay in the buggy,
which she did until the street corner
east Of town was reached when such q
sudden turn was made that they were
all thrown out. Mrs. McMurtry, her
little girl and Miss Mccoy were bruis-
ed somewhat by the fall but not ser.
iouslv. The team ran in behind Tut
ties blacksmith shop and stopped az
ter tearing the buggy up considerably.
1t was surely narrow escape for the
occupants and almost miracle that
some Of them were not seriously In
iured.
ut Is with . good deal Of pleasure
and satisfaction that I recommend
Chamberlain's 3 Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy" says Druggist A. W.
Sawtells. Of Hartford, Conn.,. IA lady
customer. seeing the remedy exposed
for sale on my chow case. said to me; I
really believe that medicine saved nv
life the past summer while at the shore
and she became SO enthusiastic over ita
merits that I at once made Nd my misd
to recommend it in the future. Rscent-
ly = gentleman came into nv store 20
overcome with collie pains that he sank
at once to the floor. l gave him dose
Of this remedy which helped him. I
repeated the dose and in fifteen minutes
he left ny store smilingly informing
mo that he felt ~ we'll - eyer" Sold
by Ikslman Bros.
Coal - Cash.
Beginning with the publication Of
this notice l will sell for cash and