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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-06
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pDne becer,
tounen Eas unb 9lad)t setras,H iuerben.
stu6 Snrt Snututi= i=Srttd)
rueIte ME rotten, ielbIt beim Saoen niht, 6iss
ieIben ino bon alsn Gersteu bsiteHs
eutpionleH.
Or p.tFertist aub auf 8tItnIng, nie aut Eager
GbuIterbdneer. llnterleibSbiHeen,
suecbe un6 5DIitifeus SrudJbGnScr.
70 arrans-, oo6 eiHc seebrten aunoen beens Surles
ben 9eittIt iiro
Nlle Smtbdnber ganbasen uHo Snitrum.nts pers
ben serartrt, bes e paii.H, unb Guis Saubert. uEa
Seite aEeefertist.
GIr Sdmen fInb Simmer
uHter Gutiitt Diao. 6tiHborot porbanheu.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-01-03
Quarterly Mssti,s II cAu1,A.

Rev. !. r Harris D. D. Presiding
Elder will hold the second quarterly
meeting in Granada January 4th and
9TH. He will preach Satu rdxy night
xiid after the sermon will hold the
business meeting. He will preach
SUNDAY morning 1t II u. N. After
which he will administer the Sacri-
ment. We hope to have . 6ne house
to greet the Elder Hope all the re-
ports will be In. In full. 1 held two
weeks protrscted meeting. Had t.
close one week sooner than the pesple
desired n / had u k,ok after the old
church debt In Granada. / collected
tho Same and sent draft tn the
Church Extension Mciety. J. L. Nay
field insured the church for one year,
fr which We teel happy and safe
now. Hope the Sunday Scisooi SUPER
intendent and stewards will be 1t the
business meeting Satun,~v night. No
services ut Holly Sunday mtsning On
Acoount os my asarterlv sssetinu. 1
received nine substantial naemberS
into the ehusch this quarter.
Rev. J. q. JRKvnkA
The Holly chieftain., 1902-01-03

| & s. .
Holly Camp No. 7zs will give . bal
at their halt Tuesday evening, Jan.
2lth 1909. Committee on msuags-
,ment, H. =. Nidy. c. C. Baker and ".
W. Gill. ,
Mrs. r. q. Hoffman began the New
Year by doing good, and her arst act
in that direction WAS TO call and psy
. year in advance for tho Chieftain.
Wish about one hundred and ffty
Others would adopt such noble reso-
luton.
A sheet and pillow case party took
place At the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. I.
F. Garritson on New Years Evs
II was very ENJOYABLE affair. Those
present were. Misses Anna Cures. wv
Millinger, Nav Porter, Lulu Wood,
Edith Shanstrom, Ethel and Ruth
Hoffman. Minnie BillIngslea, Nevs.
and Letta Baker. Laura Millinger.
Grace Wisdom and Dora Mccoy;
Messrs. Jacobs. Clark, Wilkin., Wood,
Moore. HALEY, Mavhew, Gill and Phil
lips.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-01-03
You Can Always

Get just what you want in the
wny Of essabRs, right here and get
the hest in the market at a price.
that protects the pocket hxk.
Don't be luretl into buying an
article because it 10 che~p for
cheapness does mot mean quality.
1t is better to pay for what thing
is worth than 10 buy something
that il cheap in price ~ we'll ~,
quality.
You save money t,y getting the.
best.
We carry full and complete
line of fancy and staple groceries.
the largest aud best escorted N
town, and by doing your trading
here you will ee, better goods for
your money than you will BE- able
tm,btain elsewhere.
Wishing all a prosperous lH0
and soliciting a liberal share ri
your patronage, We will ~ in the
past 10 bs 1t your service.
TAah,x = Gil.I.
A'ssA Ai,.-Asss-
The Holly chieftain., 1902-01-03

DIR. Sherman, physician and surgeon.
Office opp. depot north.
The PRESBYTERIAN Aid will meet AZ
Mrs. McMurtrv's January 18th.
II you want q paint that will last.
get 1t Of the English Lumber Co.
Mrs. NJ. c. Boggs, Of Coolidge, visited
her daughter, Mrs. H. P. Horst, here
a few days this week.
Come to Holly for your coal. A
large supply on hand At all times at
the English Lumber Co.'S yard.
Ed. Jones' has bought S. w. How
ellis interest In the new liverv barn
and will conduct 1t on his own hook
hereafter.
Clark 4 Berry have the most com.
piete line OF fence posts and barbed
wire in the county. Not only the
largest stock. but the hest.
sFits" We do not have them; but
guarantee u, get you one from voul
measure. for Suits, Pants, or an Over
coat. s. r, WHITE & Co.
George Wilson han been loafine
around town this week. - result y
! bpll on the back o. his neck. HI
|suflers considerable patn. but the fac
that It Is on his neck Affords him som
consolation.
Services vt Presbyterian churcl
Ssbbath evening. Ian. 9th. 7:s0 p. m
Subject, white Harvest Fields
Matt! 9: 1858. A collection will IL
taken for the benefit Of the iIom'
Mission Board.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-01-03
S6Eyed

From my pasture six mile. west oa
Holly, ; head Of cows branded ca on
left side; fresh brand. Also 2 2vsarAne
steers and I yearline heifer branded
ca on left side. Ear mark under halt
crop left full crop right. WIFI pav
500 per head fnr information that
will lead n THE recovery II any 'or all
OF tl,ess animals.
G. n. Msrstnn.
Holly. Colo.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-01-03

Aaveestsla1 na4es.
ssne ineh sinGis -. 1iaslAy. ~ hsasA. ~
:. :. doaAas col, pt.mo
lncai rsaAlaG sstsees pr lire. aeh inssEsioa. u
Reduced rates nm - naAsaa dispaag sada'
10 extensive a1vsstisses.
All advsrtansnta uil b. rsn Until ssdaeed
out unIess inaerted fef i stase1 ttree.
Display .'ads" changed n,oathly. II assireA.
Local reading notices changed weekly.
All kinds Of Job printing neatly done. Call
ana ges our esti1atss.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-01-03

yeheA

All those knowing themselve~ In
dabted to me must call and settle on
or before January 0th. 1914. II not
paid by th.t time all bills will no
placed in the hands Of q collector.
GEORak HOLLIS.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-01-03

LILLr1XRY.

At ysur own price. l desire IL AN.
nounce that for the next two
weeks 1 will sell nv millinery at cost.
Now IL the time to get vonrself hat.
Call and see me.
~ Miss y. NJ. Brown.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-01-03
Notice, stsckmsn.

am short one dark red vesrling
heifer. branded 42. on right side. VIII
paw liberallv for information leading
to recovery of animal.
Fl. ". MILFORD. Hollv, Col"
The Holly chieftain., 1902-01-03
Local and P Personal.

Mr.. aud Mrs N, r. Vidal returned
from Denver wednesday
Old papers for sais atthis once, in
bundles of twentv-aye for 5 cents
Aisa Phoebe Webster went to Pueb-
10 yesterday morning 10 visit relatives
See white
Bear skin gloves worth $500 for
$40
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hansen rented
one Of W. s. McGlashen's rooms and
moved into 1t last week.
The ladies' all smile with satisfaction
ss result OF patronixfnR A. Patter-
sons laundry.
Miss Lorita Crawford commenced
teachingi In the Holly schools on Mon
day. She has the eth aud 7th grader.
See the new Crescent bicycle. r.
King agent. ~
Jimmy Simpson returned Wednes-
dsy from Hutchinson where he has
been working with the Posta line.aep.
90 to Randalls' for buckwheat iiole
syrup and sorghum.
US. Woody. OF Rocky Ford. VAS
here Saturday and not out bills for an
auction sale Of dsy goods and notions
which will take place in Holly TO
morrow.
We take measures for the Puritan
failers. New sAnples. s. II,
IWH1rr 4 co.
l. - = - .st,,ssss ff55.ss-S.
Bert Mccoy and family, of Emp0ria.
Kansas arrived last week, Thev were
unable to rent = house 20 they built
one on !. I. Banks land. Mrs. Mctsv
is Mrs. Banks sister.
See white
For MI kinds ni men = women's and
children's artics
| Mrs. W. 4. Niece and little son WIN
have been visiting with the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. simpson
during the holidays returned to their
home " Pueblo last Saturday.
sss whits Ia
Fur sheppard rubber lined winter
coats
John LaMOttc moved his family TO
La Junta last week. Mr.. Lauotte has
secured position With The cann ing
factory u that place ana will max !,
his home there. He returned MtAfiav
| tn settle up his business here.
Colorado Trees for G,lOsz10 PlaHf-
ers. See W. Frank. Crowley. Flora
vists Fruit Farm & Hellv Nurscrv.
Breakfast often influences your err
tire day. Tho influence il ali for the
good II Yale coffee is a feature NJ v0nr
morning meal. 1t has the dellctorls
aavm and tine quality that cssnmcnds
1t 10 discriminating ts1tss Frr 'ale
BY s. F. White 4 Co.
Bottomly, the Photographer, win "
In Granada until Dec. q. Coolidge
%, 90 4 70. Granada Dec. 81. Come
smiling and don't forget the baby.
The members Of the Modern w"o'-
men Of America have organized for
fester team and are practicirr With
great interest. This order is incrcas-
Ing In membership very fast and each
member IL taking more active interest
than has been the custom heretofore.
Take your warcn. clock or iewelfy
to AppleRate at Lamar and have "
repaired In a first class manner. All
work guaranteed TO give sattsfsstion.
10 addition 10 the hnsst stock of
lumber In The. cnnnty the. Enalish
Lumber company handle hasbed wire.
nails. staples. hinaes, locks and evefv.
oonceivabie article needed n buiiding
! l,ouse. barn or fesce. " Wben voa
deal with fhis COMPANY YOU viii re-
selve fair tTeatmsnt ssd Rst tl,e isw-
- paiaes gs5Csx
The Holly chieftain., 1902-01-03

Onward and Upward M
POLAND CHINAS.
0essine Tspe u To fos
Farnsrs Prices. ysafilns Dsasa
10 Last sSranG's DsAss. 10 ysaEslas ssws
Gilts
chief Perfection, Best Of 80. Dulield's Ideal u 9.
and Mabels Perfection rA' ssss' ,.:.. -.
OF
G. {. DYKESTERHuiS, Owner and Manager,
Miles NorA HOLLY. COLORADO
The Holly chieftain., 1902-01-03
raE aeDI.I. nlIEPTAlS
rRIDAY: JAN, ), lscs.

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The Holly chieftain., 1902-01-03
HoTCICH.

All parties who have been carving
accounts with me are requested TO
cali and examine the same during
this month as shall expect tn have,
each and every one arranged
during the next thirty days.
G. L. McPHRRsON.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-03
THE LEHIGH TABERNACI

ahead and repeating his 81 bet if red
followed he would be So ahead.
This successive turn up of the color
he bet on he had calculated, based on
his observation would occur fifty
times in hundred and make his win
nings, for he would change his color
every time he went back TO his initial
bet. On the night of his experiment
he chose red to begin on and black
won. More than that, black turned
up seventeen consecutive times. On
his tenth play he weakened. for two
things broke on his mind: First, that
if he did win that bet, his profit would
be only 81: and If the run continued
he would need the capital of bank to
play. He was out as it was 81, 023,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-03

we're arrayed against wheat prices at
the opening of trade. Receipts To-
ca1iy We're one-tfth more than were
expected, the weather was excellent.
and the talk was for good spring
crops. Liverpool had a holiday, but
London and Paris were firm, and
September showed only slight east
ness on first sales.
Contract arrivals were almost nil.
four cars today out of 337 cars re-
ceived. This started much comment
and gossip. which, had a trend toward
curtailed receipts soon. now that the
rush OF new wheat 10 market was sup
posed to be over and caused a scurry
among shorts TO cover
New York and leading bull interests
were buying September freely. and in
consequence. good advances We're made
quickly. Sentiment was so buliish
that the close was strong. September
opened sc lower to &c higher at 697s
to 7O1s; sold to 707s and closed strong,
5s9A up at 705s 47o34.
The scanty receipts and buying by
houses recently heavily interested in
July oats were the chief bullish in
centives in corn. The market was
strong all day.
September closed with a gain of Ia
11sc at 57%.
Oats were in excellent demand, and
the pit ruled firm and active. Sep
TENDER closed firm. 5s0Ac higher at
BPS @33c.
Provisions were fairly active and
for q time unsettled. A reduction of
stocks during July influenced late
buying, and prices closed strong Sep
TENDER pork 15c up, lard. 15c higher.
and ribs 271kc up.
The leading futures ranged rs follows:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-03

Fortunately for him he was q man Of
wealth.
If he had continued to double to the
seventeenth bet he would have been
S1S1.o71 out. On the eighteenth turn
red came up and his bet would neces-
sarily have been s1S1.072. when his net
winning would have been a single dol
lar. The next turn was black So out
of nineteen turns eighteen were black
His system had gone to pieces on the
first application. Yet after he stopped
the run of color was about as he had
counted on for an hour. TT has cost
me 81 ,023 to realize that there is moth
ing but caprice at the bottom Of
chance" was his comment.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-03
Metal Markets.

New York. Aug. domestic metal
markets today were not active and
prices were practically unchanged in
All eases from those existing at the
close yesterday. Copper ruled quiet
and steady. with standard spot to
November quoted at 1L-S5611.60; lake.
II. 9OG12.00: electrOlytic. 11.S0Gf19e, and
casting. II.65G1L75. Tin also ruled
dull, with spot at 2S.30G2S-50. Lead
remained at AS, with demand light,
and spelter firm, but quiet, at SIS. Iron
prices were unchanged and the gen.
eral tone OF the market steady.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-03
BETTING BY SYSTEM.
A Notable Experience at the Rou-
1ette Game in Saratoga.
brooklyn Eagle.)


only last summer a theorist watched
a roulette game at Saratoga and con-
ceiyed a system
The bank saves itself by its limit. -
he said. IF could persuade the pro-
prietor to take off the limit I'd beat
that game
Seeking the proprietor he preferred
his request.
Got a SYSTEM" asked the proprie-
tor with a smile.
"A winning system" was the reply.
All right, then I'll take the limit
off for you"
Now, this great system consisted OF
playing red and black, no numbers.
and doubling every loss and repeating
the winning. bet, Thus, if he chose
red to play. he bet 81. Losing he bet
81; losing this he bet 81: IF red then
came up he would win 81, being one
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-03
A CARD.

No one who has not passed through ne
er's baart whose child is afflicted with the
awful unalady OF epilepsy ls'or long yes yea
nv little boy has been subject 10 epLepu9
cts being Frustrated as often as four ana
Ave times a day By them. end eacn tlne
expected TO see him breathe ms LaSt, =
Constant watch had to be kept over nlIn
night and day; life became a co1 9sis-,S
worry and dread. until one DAY irleI.o
asked me. why do you not take MN 70
DIR. G w Higgins. who has a great Tsp ~
tatfo77 for curing such c2SeSE l DID 50
yTifhout delay and after a careful eXaInl-
nation the doctor said he could cure ny
child Hoping against hope, took tie
-oedfcine horne with me and gave II 70 my
how as the doctor directed This was ssrs-
en- months ago. and today it gives me the
ereatest 10Y a mothers heart can Know
70 saw that he has never had one n since
that time Too much n the pOS. ~,
rraise I cannot say and II any VINO rea3
MS are afflicted in like manner, Eoolo
saV do not wait one day, but call ana see
the Doctor at once RespectIuLiys
No as Fifth street, Sait Lake Clay' Oh0t-
December 20, 1SSS-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-03

One of the best days of the season
at the Lagoon viii occur next Friday
when Banner Hive, Ladies of the Mac
cabees give their excursion. The la
dies have arranged a splendid pro-
gramme. including an exhibition drill
given by the celebrated guards of this
Hive. A large number of beautiful
prizes will be given for the various
events of the day.
The ladies and sir Knights of Ogden
viii meet the Salt Lake excursion at
the Lagoon. All are invited.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-03
~->--------
State Normal School

The state normal school offers unex-
celled advantages to those who wish
to prepare themselves for the profess
sion Of teaching. The normal and kin
dergarten courses offered are described
in the annual, which viii be sent free
on request to the University of Utah,
Salt Lake City, Utah
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-03
Coffee and Smear

New York, Aug. 2.--Cofee futures,
market closed steady. October points
lower. and other months unchanged to
10 points higher Total sales. 81. go
bags, including August, 5.1095.S5: Sep
TENDER, 5.S54590: October, 5-506555:
November. 5.40G5.5o; December, $500
$50; March. 5-55Q5.eo.
Coffee-spot Rio. steady, No. Z, in
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-03

$IsO5OO.
Specie, s17S, 1890; decrease, $685.
zoo.
Reserve. 1858, O24. 400: decrease. $500.
200.
Reserve required. s23s. 2S6.s75; in
crease, $1,262.O
Surplus, S1S,17S, 125; decrease, 1,764,-
275.
says:
The official statement of the New
York associated banks last week
showed a net decrease of $500, 200 in
cash. there being a loss of specie of
$692,100, and gain in legal tenders of
$l90.500. The traceable movement of
money during the week indicated a
decrease of $1,50S, 200 cash. The dis
crepancy between the estimated and
the actual loss. as reported in the Of
fetal statement, was most likely due
to the fact that the indirect with
drawals on Monday of the $3,796 600
gold for shipment to Europe on the
following day counted under the aver
age system for five days, or prac-
tfca11y for the entire week. while the
Withdrawals of $1.100.0O0 gold on We'd
nesday for export, counted for but
three days. the payment through the
banks to the sub-treasury of $1.065. 900
on Thursday, on account of the set
Element of Central Pacific indebted
ness, counted for but one day. or one
sixth of the amount. Therefore. in
stead of a loss to the banks of 81, 1855
O00 through gold exports and the Cen
trail Pacific payment, the average loss
was but $4.526, 900, thus accounting for
the 900 difference between the
estimated and the actual loss of cash.
Loans were increased during the week
So, S37 100, probably rejecting ordinary
business. Thes deposits were in
creased $5,04S.SO0. which amount is
$S26, 400 less than that called for by
the increase in loans less the loss in
cash: the statement is, therefore, not
far from proof. The reserve require
ments were increased 81, 262, O75 through
the augmented deposits. which sum,
added to the loss of cash, makes 81, =
764.275, as the decrease in surplus re-
serve; this item is now $13.73S. 125.
against 500. I65. $50 at the corresponding
date last year
The statement was made on deciin-
ing averages for cash. as above indi-
Gated, and the banks are probably
somewhat shorter in this respect than
appears by the returns. The eircula-
ton was increased $1S6, 400, or a little
less than in the previous week. when
the amount was s1SS,f00. The daily
average of bank clearings during the
week was s246,000.000. a falling off Of
81. 600 900 compared with the previous
week rejecting the smaller business
in the stock market. The changes in
the item of loans by the individual
banks show that six of these institu-
tons gained IS. 400, 900 net.
The changes in the item of loans by
the Individual banks show that six of
the institutions gained So. 400. 900 net.
Changes i'll the item of specie show
that seven banks gained $200, goo; one
of these institutions showed an in
crease of 81. 500. 900. while three banks
indicated a decrease of from $1,000, 600
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-03

A machine of pure, clean steel, kneads
our dough for Royal bread No sweat
from the human hands and BODY to
make it unclean. Buy it and see that
the label Is on it. For sale at all
grocers, and served in all first-class
restaurants. Royal Bread.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-03
Had the Hen Beat.

The clergyman's little boy was spending
the afternoon with the bishops children.
AT the rectory." he said, we've got u
hen that lays an agg every day"
"Poohi" said Master Bishop. my
father lays a foundation stone once =
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-03
Articles
Pacific Coast Grain

San Francisco. Aug. 2-Wheat-
Steady; December, II83s
Bdrley-Firm; December, S5%,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-03
Why Suffer With Headache

When one dose of Sherman's Headache
Cure will rid YOU of it? They are in
Simultaneous in their effect, and per
fectly harmless. Keep box in the
house for emergencies They cure neu-
ralgia. 25c and 1Gc a box. For sale by
Godbe-Pitts Drug company.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-03
Arts and Sciences.

The school OF arts and sciences of the
University of Utah affords excellent
advantages for a liberal education.
Send to the University OF Utah, Salt
Lake City, for its annual, which de-
scrlbes the courses offered in this
school.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-03
Treasury Statement.

Washington. Aug. 2--Today's treas
ury statement shows: Available cash
balances. SOS, O72. $50; gold, S99. 9s2, Pa.