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The Holly chieftain., 1903-01-23

See McMurtry 3 Baird for heavy
work teams. broken and unhroken.
I - Tho Chicsgo Tor blankets
1t 80 csaas,
( a good stableto rent. Enquire
At the Racket store.
W. F. Hobbs, representing the
Topeka Paper Co., was in town
Tuesday.
DR.. Spiers aud family moved TO
Amity this week, where tho doe
tor will continue his practice.
Charley Merwin called Saturday
and made himself solid with the
Chieftain for another year.
E. 3. Bennett and family moved
into town this week. They are
occupying the property of G. II.
Adams.
A six weeks old child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Freeman, who recently arriv-
ed here from Texas, died on Mon
day OF pneumonia.
Al The Chicago IS 900 Sam
pies Of dress goods, velvets, silks
ribbons, prints and shirtings at 10
cents on the dollar.
A. Emmerich Of Salisbury, No.,
purchased . farm while here last
week, and will soon become a
practical beet farmer.
Try The CHICAGO
For Ladies' Pantella Hose and
Equestrian Tights. They are be.
coming very popular.
Y. A. Erikson, one OF Amity's
prominent business men, was
looking after some business mat.
tiers in Holly Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Duncan At.
tended a masquerade ball At
Lamar Friday night. They vie.
tied friends there until Sunday.
A new five room house, and lot.
for sale cheap. Inquire at this
Office.
W. F. Dawes purclas-d the
chairs Of the Coolidge lfelhodist
church Saturday. He we'll put
them in his hall, and thus Increase
~ seating capacity. ].
The Holly chieftain., 1903-01-23
New Shirts at
TIE CHICAGO
Ioa viii iiad itss "Ths CAisA,
GO"

\ For the Best Paint
At the Lowest Price,
Call at the Holly PharmscY.
Farms to rent under tho Anity
canal, apply to Thomas Hollaud.
Amity, Colo. fit
At the Racket Store yoa css buy
tablet writing pspsr, blaak boots
and psper napkins q right prices.
A new four room house for ss,s
small payment down. balance on
long time. Enquire at this Of.
fice. 1885,
@. H. Adams and family start.
ed Tuesday morning for Oakland.
California, where they expect 70
spend the balance Of the wintee,
August F. Buck, manager of tho
Buffalo Fancy Cantaloupe ssso-
citation, was Holly visitor Tues.
day
The grip has made its appear.
ance again in this vicinity and
the doctors arc kept busy. No
dangerous cases have been 70.
ported - yet, however.
Miss Lucy Novels. teacher Of
the 9th and 7th grades. is suffering
from an attack Of grip. Arthur
Hanson taught her school Tues
day and on Wednesday Miss
Fanny Phillips took charge and
has been teaching it since.
Every cantaloupe grow er should
read the letter from e. r, Nichols
4 Co., Of Chicago, which will BE-
found in this paper. This arm
did q large business in this valley
last year and they are figuring On
making q big increase this year.
This ofice printed sals bills this
week for O. p. Eldridge. who lives
six miles northwest Of Holly. This
will be . big sale and includes
horses, mich cows. hogs, farming
implements. and hoasshold goods.
Il win bs held on Friday January
|8O.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-01-23

Try The CHICAGO
For Ladies' Pantelia Hose and
Equestrian Tights. They are BE-.
coming very popular.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-27
EPW0RTH LEAGUE
SEASON TICKETS.
Highest Grade Of Entertainments at
Price Within Reach Of All.

The Epwo,th League will today mail to
many citizens handsome pamphlet Civ
ing full particulars concerning its course
Of lectures. which is one Of the best ever
provided for place Of this size in the
west. Tho tIekots for tho whole
Nvo uHoxeoho0 lectures and
entertainments will cost only
$3.50. Think Of only so cents for
such high grade entertainments. The
League has fixed this low price for the
course that all might have the advantages
Of its pure. instructive and eleyating in
fiuenoe. And remember at this rate you
have tho privilege Of ScsoSvj1g
any scat In Ths Grand. The
season tickets will be on sale Dec. 4th a,
the Opera House Pharmacy and kenne-
dy's Book Store. and the full capacity Of
the opera house should 10 sold IN few
days. Buying season tickets will be gen.
uine economy. as the prices for the indi-
vidual entertainments will DO way up
compared with tho season rates.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-27
lsroadxauxc Trading.

Las, woos w. S. Mitchell and Gran;
White bough, tho J. p. Esorhar; farm Of
$40 acres and in fow days traded !; 70
Colorado Springs parties for brick busi-
moss house and big stock Of groceries.
After running tho grocery for fow days
they sold tho stock Of goods. retaining the
building. They value tho Colorado
Springs property a; $4,000 and arc
much ola,ed over tho margin Of prof, in
tho transaction.
J. W. Rice q Co. report a trade Of city
property for country property. For a
house on South Main street Fred Check
90, e. W. Cooks - acres Of land near
tho cemetery. Tho valuation Of zach Is
SO 500
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-27
District Court Jurors.

Tho dis,rie, court will convene for tho
regular term. Monday. January 4. Tho
following citizens will bo summoned as
Jurors:
a. r. Mason. WIN. Crabb. c. s. Lane.
John Marshall. ]. II. Siinon,on. II. v.
Alexander. J. r. 0irafd. r. r. Russell. T,
Ed Downey. John Elder. J. q. Jewell. D.
X. Waugh. Ole Nelson. W. w. Wright. D.
q. Brown. c. c. Barriek. r. r. Born
sshsin. C. c. weaiherby. j. N. Tee,ers,
David 4. Kennedy. II. c. Amend. o. H.
Edwards. n. l. Jameson. c. e Tursey,
John Reiehanbaeh. J. 3. Harms. E. D
Carlton. C. W. Albert. Charles Avery. S
q. Cor. w. S. Mitchell. n. p. Schuyler.
r. W. Tfass. C. W. Norton. S. L Lester,
John Cover.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-27
cIoudland Cattle Co. Organized.

Articles Of incorporation Of the Cloud
land Cattle company were filed with the
county clerk Monday. Tho ineorporators
are Ralph p. Collins. James II. Martin
and Lila Martin Miller. all OF Rocky Ford.
The purpose for which tho company is
formed is to carry on a general live stock
business. to raise. buy and sell horses.
cattle. hogs and sheep: to acquire farming
and grazing lands. and to buy and sell
stocks.
Tho capital stock Of tho company Is
s2s.ooo. shares 81 each. Tho ineorpo-
ra,ors will oi,ieia,a as tho board OF direct
orr for the first year. Tho principal Office
Of tho company will DO located a, Rocky
Ford and business will DO carried on in
o,oro and Las knimas counties.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-27

Shakospoafoan productions afford large
opportunities for scenic displays and that
in which Miss Marie Wainwright is TO sp-
pear here soon. Twelfth Nigh, or whs;
You Will.'' will be found mounted as bril-
lisn,ly as tho acting will be superb. There
arc many beautiful scenes in tho play.
The garden scene is an especially dazzling
exhibition Of modern skill In stage setting.
No lover Of high class comedy will miss
this opportunity.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-27

DR.. Hack Of Denver has associated him
self with DR.. Purse. and they are now
prepared TO do the best Of dental work on
short notice. Office hours from $3.50 a
m. to S o. m. 2s-u
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-27

The Rocky Ford Hardware Co., is sole
agent for the famous Woodmanse Ball.
bearing. all steel windmills. See them
before buying windmill.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-27

Buy your implements for spring use
now and save your money. Cash is wha;
takes with the Rocky Ford Trading
CpwpanY.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-27

GARDENERS, ATTENTION. wehave
for sale 25 glass sash 81 by 6 feet. and
SO muslin sash 81 by feet for hot beds.
Rocky Ford Trading Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-27
$1,000 Reward.

a reward Of Five Thousand Dollars
will be paid BY the A. T. & S. F. Ry. Co.
for evidence sufficient TO convict parties
who pulled spikes and removed rail ioints
at bridge 447. between manzanola and
Fowler. resulting in wreck Of No. 6. about
a m Oct 10th 25-u
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-27

FOR SALE Good fresh cows. Call
on w. C. Worthington, 5 miles south Of
town. near Grand Valley school.
25-26-p
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-27

FOR SALE. brood sows and "a pigs
8 weeks old. p. E. vandenburg. east Of
cemetery. 25-25-p.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-27

WANTED. a position by a competent
housekeeper. GOA N. 10th St. 25-u
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-27

FOR SALE-eo acres: 60 being in Al
falta and plow ground: in Holbrook. 10
miles from Rocky Ford. Orchard and
good improvements. r. w. Nelson. lgu
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-27

FOR SRLE-2o acres: Rocky Ford
ditch: cheaper than any other dirt IL
taken quick. 7is n. Main street. Rocky
Ford. 22-u
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-27

Game TO my place Oct. 2 | f. one red heifor
2 years old. Owner call on c. D. VIII
liams. one mile south Of town. 22-25p
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-27

FOUND. a pair Of gold mounted glasses
Gall at Enterprise office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-27

Now is the time to buy buggies for
cash. Prices gone to smash.
Rocky Ford Trading Company.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-27
THE GARDEN OF THE
ARKANSAS VALLEY!
Rocky Ford a Land of Melons and Sugar
Beets, as Seen BY DIR. A. f. Mckay in His
Article For the Pueblo Chieftain.

table raising. has been stated hut II
may interest some OF the readers OF
this article to know what may be
reasonably expected ns reward for
Intelligent effort In this Industry. In
l3O2 twenty-five growers averaged
Slll per acre for their entire crop OF
caninloupcs. and n large number OF
growers approached very near the
800 gross product per acre. 1908 was
not an average year. ns the very late
cold spring and nn early frost In Sep
tcmbcr. an exceedingly rare occur.
renee. curtailcd the crop very mate
rally. yet one man received $1,000
from four ncrcR OF cAntaloupcs. an
other Sl.SOO from ten acres. one $500.
another s225 per acre. and another fiyo
acres Mt over $500 per acre. These
were oi course exceptional crops. bu,
hundreds OF growers received from
$50 To 500 per acre.
THE SEED INDUSTRY.
A rapidly growing industry Of this
region In the growing Of seeds FOR
market. As IL In important In order
to Keep up the high standard Of quail
~ OF any crop that the seed used
should be from the choicest product
the supplyln. OF other sections with
cantaluupc and melon seeds has grown
10 quite an extensive industry. and
sTadnally the growing of seeds Of
other vegetables has become u spc,
cia!ty OF considerable Importance.
STOCK FEEDING.
Another very important Industry OF
the place IL the shipping In and fat
tcn!Hs Of stock. cattle and sheep. thus
creating home market for the al
Ialia which Grows M igXuricntly In the
valley and for the pulp left from the
beet sugar factory. which. as an aux
Hilary to the grain fed. forms n yaiu-
able dischiant. as with the combina.
ton OF alfalfa. corn meal and beet
pulp. stock take on neBh very rapidly.
The feeding yards ol the Lockharg
Cattle Company contain about 5000
cattle and 1000 sheep being prepared
for market. Feeding In continued
from October ist tiii July iAt. those
becoming fat enough for markc, bcins
replaced ty others. 10 feed 5.cg1
head oI cattle requires eighty ioaR oi
beet pulp. 90 tons ut alfalfa hay and
. tons Of corn meal pcr day. or 81 coo
tons of bcct pulp. s.stu tons Of alfalfa
aud b.iOO tons of corn meal for the
season. To provide the beet pulp for
the season after the close of the su.
sar factory II IL placed In two i'm
mcnRu ailuS. shown in the cut In the
foreground. The two tracks are In
the bottom Of the siIoB. The pulp l.
placed In the Eilus during the sugar
season aud after the fermentation has
ceased II packs Eolidly and iH taken
out In cars to the feeding ,ruu.hs. aA
shown in the small view at the lower
left hand corner.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-27
THE SUGAR INDUSTRY.

The sugar beet Industry is one Of
Rocky ford's most substantial as.
sets. bringing to the farmers Of the
district from which is drawn over
100000 in cold cash in an average
season. and To the town an additional
large sum for the labor performed in
the factory in converting the bccis
into sugar.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-27
A FEW FACTS.

The Rocky Ford sugar factory rep.
| Tcscn,s an Investment of over n mil.
lion dollars in the building alone. the
entire Investment uf the company be.
Ing about a million and a half. inciud.
ing over i.OOy acres of land. The fac.
tUry employs about $50 men for the
;hrce months IL is run. running twen.
tyfuur hours every day in the week.
T'hc company employs about $50 men
the year round on its lands and caring
FOR and repairing its factory. The fac.
tory pays TO the farmers Of the dis.
irict sso1.OoO per year for bects. II
requires $50 tons Uf coal every day to
keep its fourteen 250.horse power
steam boilers In operation. II re
quircs for all purposes 100000 gal.
Ions Of water daily. enough TO supply
every man. woman and child in city
u $4,000 inhabitants with 2i0 gallons.
I, makes 100000 pounds OF sugar each
day or 27.OOO.OOU pounds for the sea.
sun OF three months II would require
500 such factories to supply the Ameri.
gan people with the raw beet sugar
now imported every year by the su.
gar trust. so there is little danger Of
home production of sugar oycrstock-
ing the market very soon.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-27

The State Humane Society is investi-
eating reports coming from Sugar City
to the effect that the range cattle north
of that place are dying from thirst.
Property owners have fenced in the
lakes and streams to such an extent
that range cattle are unable TO secure
water.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-27
ROCKY FORD HONEY.

While We are considering the
sweets II will be in place to mention
the honey crop as a substantial source
Of income to many people In the yici
nifty of Rocky Ford. While there are
Few people engaged exclusively in the
bee business. yet a great many have
few stands Of bees about their homes
the same as the hen Is kept In the
barnyard. The bee. like the hen, rust.
les for itself. slipping the sweets from
bud and Hover. and what II brings in
is clear profit. The honey crop in
Rocky Ford and vicinity will bring in
this year fully $4,000. Bee keeping
is a business requiring but little
capital. and but little land. as the bees
pasture on ones neiEhbor's land with
out loss to the neishbur. and as an In.
dustry offer many advantages in this
valley. where the pasturage is ample.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-27

The general proftableness of its
main industry. |. C.. melon and veEc-
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long road home, somewhat weary
toward the end, in spite Of certain
satisfying consciousness OF suffering
martyrdom.
To Josiah himself the realization
came suddenly short time after he
had left Pauline standing in the street.
The old man was distressed and cha-
grined. but his hard face softened al
most 10 n s'aile as he thought or the
predicament of this small, quiet per
son, with head stubbornly upright, who
had taught him so much during the
past year concerning that curious puz-
zle woman.
Would she be conquered OF her I'M
yielding obstinacy nowI Would the
prospect of five miles of hard walking
send her To him after all these months
TO humbly beg for , cents, or would
she get the money I'm some other way!
He had come To understand her well
enough to fancy she would not, ana
then came back her hateful words.
Nevertheless he said 10 her sharply
at dinner, when they were drinking
their coffee, How did you get home
this morning|
Il walked" she answered quietly.
She did not look up.
Her husband fancied she looked tired
and dragged, though as a matter Of
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CAN'T BE SEPARATED.
some Paw Paw People Learned How to
Get Rid of Both.

some Paw Paw People Learned How to
Get Rid of Both.
Backache and kidney ache are
twin brothers.
You can't separate them.
And you can't get rid of the
backache until you cure the kid
ney ache.
If the kidneys are well and
strong the rest of the system is
pretty sure to be in vigorous
health.
Doan's Kidney pills make
strong, healthy kidneys.
Mr. VIM. Kirkwood. wagon
maker, says: After reading
about the merits of Doan's Kid
ney Pills in the papers, | decid-
ed to try them and | procured
them at +. b. Longwell's drug
store. They soon proved that
all that had been said about
them was absolutely true. When
| commenced using them had
dull aching pain in the small
of my back and it had annoyed
me for some time. The treat
ment gave me almost immediate
relief. When completed it the
pain and miserable feeling pass
ed away. Doan's Kidney Pills
acted as represented
For sale by all dealers. Price,
20 cents. Foster Milburn Co.,
Buffalo, n. Y, sole agents for the
United States. Remember the
name, Doan's s, and take no sub
stitute.
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= i = i /. Il Il i i \ II = Il !

SEWALL came into
- her chamber and sat down alb
stractedly before her dressing ia
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TRANS GOING WEST FROM LAYTON
PERE MARQUETTE
Time Table in Effect June II, 1903.

Leave Paw Paw for Hartford. South
Haven, Holland, Grand Rapids and the
north, $40 a. M
=, Leave Paw Paw for Hartford, South
haven, Benton Harbor, ST. Joseph. Chi
cago and the south and west. at 1886
p. IN.
Leave Paw Paw for South Haven and
intermediate points at 4:55 p. IN.
Leave Paw Paw for Lawton at s:l7 and
ii:3o a. No., and connecting at Lawton
win Michigan Central main line trains
for all points.
{. E. SHOOK, H.f MUELLER
@sn'' raw raw. Gen. Pass hgt., Detroit.
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what silent but invariably delicious
dinners. he and Pauline had some
times a little conversation about poll
ties or purely impcrsonal matters of the
day He scarcely realized it until it
had become quite usual. lie had never
before thought it worth while TO talk
TO women about such things. once or
twice they spoke of books. but the con-
verSation had Jagged and he found him.
self salving his self respect with the
excuse that men have nowadays less
time for reading than women. Except
ing for the thought of that one night.
he would have been more at peace than
ever before. but that ugly memory
would not leave him.
For weeks he expected daily some
belated storm of reproaches, tears or
entreaties. When that did not come,
he grew suspicious and examined the
monthly bills with bitter curiosity.
wondering if i'm some way Pauline
were not supplying herself with money
through her power of ordering without
stint. But he could discover no fla
grant excess of any kind. The amounts
seemed. indeed TO his masculine mind.
absurdiy small, but then he had only
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Continued on page ~

For a lazy liver try Chamberlain
Stomach and Liver Tablets. They in
vigorate the liver and the digestion,
regulate the bowels and prevent bilious
attacks. For sale by Longwell Bros. m
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Liver Pills

That's what you need; some
thing to cure your bilious
ness and give you a good
digestion. Ayers Pills are
liver pills. They cure con-
stipation and biliousness.
Gently laxative. All druggists zSS:
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15

II. c. Frick, the coke and steel man, the
richest In Pittsburg since Andrew Car
negie moved to New-York, is the father of the
Union Club. William B. Schiller who recently
succeeded Frank ]. Hearne as president of the
National Tube Company. is president The
other officers are prominent in the social and
business world
Mr. Frick has been figuring the Union
Club ever since work began his 'skyscraper."
He wanted the building to be the finest in the
world, and decided that its upper stories should
house a business mans club of carefully re-
stricted and selected membership. The building
of a club to order is a task that would stagger
any but a Pittsburg man. Several months
ago notice was sent out that those who cared
to join the new club should send their applica-
tiOns to Mr.. Frick's secretary, and they would
be passed upon. At first this caused some COM
ment. for it not indicated who would sit
in judgment on the prospective members. When
this matter explained applications came in
rapidly and from the best men in the city
1t is impossible to bring out all the beauty Of
the new cubrooms in written description. Even
the camera tells the story imperfectly. There
is tone and style about the rooms that cannot
be fully expressed and is only appreciated by
the eye. Carved marble. gilded decorations an
tique woods soft toned leather and rich tapes
tries combine to make a general effect that has
seldom been surpassed.
The height of richness is reached In the yesti-
bule OF marble ON the eighteenth floor, to which
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
CLUBS IN PITTSBU RG.
REMARKABLE DEVELOPMENT-HOM or
THE NEWEST ONE.

Pittsburg Feb. IA (SpeciaD.-Since PIttsours
the Smoky became a city of great wealth. the
development of her clubs has been remarkaple
The three or four older clubs grew to an uh-
comfortable size when things began to come
easily for Pittsburg business men, and the fort
unes of captains of industry" by the score
grew like mushrooms out of coal and iron ana
steel and oil industries.
The necessity of new clubs was Imperative
and the first one organized was the Mononga-
hela, now a sprfghtly yearling The most recent
club is the Union, which opened its doors only
the other day. with nearly five hundred chosen
members 1t occupies the entire top floor OF
the Frick Building said to be the finest office
building in the world and club In New
York or other metropolitan city has more lux
urious quarters.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15

nurses There Is never any falling OF In the
demand for attendants from the sick OF the
slums. Neither has there been yet any 1allure
in the supply, for so earnest are the anna
nurses in the work that they have undertaken
that when an unexpected rush of calls mas
oyertaxed the energies of the workers they nave
paid for the services of professional nurses
to fill the gap until some of the volunteers
could be released.