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The Holly chieftain., 1905-07-07
just How Il h.ppensa.

An English lawyer was cross.exam.
intng the plaintiff In q breach of
Of promise case. "Was the defend.
ants air when he promised to marry
you perfectly serious or one OF iocn.
iarity." he inquired. ~
III you please, SIR" Was the reply,
ut was all ruined with I'm a.runnin'
'is 'ands through It."
you misapprehend my meaning. =
said the lawyer. WAS the promise
made Ia utter slncerity!...
mo. sir. an NO place IKE II. II was
made In the wash 'ouss, an ne ..
Winxi9 TIE. clpshes...' replied. tas
pisinti1.-AaiverS weekly.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-07-07
Local and Personal.

See the new Crescent bicycles at
Robt. Kings.
Hollis has all kind of Bee Sup
plies for sale.
County T,easurer Jno. T. Ats ins
and FANNY spent the Fourth in
Holly.
Howard B,owntold the H. II,
Cafe to Mrs. Raworth who took
.charge on the first.
John Evans. of Syracuse. cme
up Monday TO spend the. Fourth
here and visit friends.
Mrs. Edith McCargar, OF Littl.-
ton, G C,lorado, is the guest OF DIR.
and Mrs. R. d. Wilson.
For Sale or T,ade e-Guod heavy
work horses. j. g CARSON,
Holly, Colo.
j. G. Simpson c,me down from
La Junta Saturday to visit his
folks, and enjoy the celebration.
/. Wanted Someone to break l6O
acres of sod land.
o. OLSON.
DIR. E. M. Sherman and family
Returned Saturday from few
weeks visit at Long Beach, Cali
foruia.
\ Lost-Between DR.. Wilson's
residence and the depot, college
pin. Finder please. return to this
office.
G. A. Pons ord, former citizen
of Holly, came up from Dcerf~ld,
Kansas, Monday and stayed till
Wednesday
F. &. Hoffman returned Tues
day morning from Los Angeles,
Calf ,raia, where he has spent the
past few mouths.
Mrs. H. A. Pettee went to Las
Animas Wednesday morning to
tpand the week with her cousin
Mrs. F. lIinnan.
JEFF Smith, for several years a
resident OF this section but now
OF Goldfeld, Colorado, visited his
pld friends here Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. M. johnson. of
Horace, Kansas, visited Mr.. and
Mrs j. W. Bryce on the Fourth
and took IN the celebration.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-07-07

we're men. aud Ot cs...s -4 erusa
wansel TO ses the boy win, aud
when be led under the wire the
crowd rxe up and gave forth /.
tremeodunus cheer. b vs. PONY
race, John Luses' pony lst. w. j.
Sickl. bowers End. twelve entries.
Gov pony relay race, j. F. Men
dephall lst, W. ]. House End.
Tug Of var, let contest riggers
from the factory Va. Amityville,
ringers won by inch, End con-
trst b,ilermakers vs riggers, boil.
ermakers won BY two inches.
Mea's relay foot race, Holly team
Va riggers tsash. half mile. ringers
won in l;42. Two aud one half
mile relay race, .. B. Ptntt's string
won first aud W. j. House End.
Frank Gilmsa gave a roping exhi-
bition which showed him to be an
expert with the rope. Farmers
wagon race. Roy Robson lst. O. F.
Cox End. Burro race, I harley
Harmon won. In the bronco
buckiug contest Shake Gilman
won the money. The program
took up Ill OF the afternoon and
from the demonstrations made we
judge everybody eni'y+d it.
At night there was considerable
display Of fireworks until a lat.
hour.
The committees in charge as
we'll as all the people of Holly are
under obligations 70 the individ.
uals and firms named below for
their donations for the c-lebra-
tion:
Colorado Confectionery Co.
Denver, 80 pounds Of candy. Ma.
tional Biscuit Co.. Denver, cash
81. co, Western Packing Co., Den
yer, one ham; Ridenour, Baker 4
Bragdon, Pueblo. ! box cigars;
Liebhart Commission Co.. Pueblo
one box lemons; Simms Grocery
l. IA. ~
Co.. Atcliison, Kansas, one barrel
pickles: Hutchinson Wholesale
Grocery Go. Hutchinson. Kansas
one Ear.el pickles; Central Mer.
cantiie Co, Hutchinson. Kansas
five b 'xrs cigars; Travellers CiRal
c., Hutchinson, Kansas, one bos
cigars, Rotl;enburg & Scllloss
Denver, one box ci.ars; j w
Merri.m & Co, New York City,
N. Y, cash $l.Oo; McPike Drug
Co. Kansas, City. Mo, one bottle
perfume. The kindness of Mr.
Fox, Superintendent OF the Santa
Fe, in donating car load of ties
for cooking the meat is also heart
lily appreciated by all Of the thou
sanJs who participated in the eel
ebrat ON.
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The bibnloi,s husband had come
home late q might.
His Wits met him At the door.
sedng Nho II was she fastened the
chain and talked to him through the
rema hing crack.
"Ydu cannot come In" she said.
"Yau hcl thickly protested. but I
can min. ish m'own housh. 0s'ki'
c'min Lem Pein. teilye."
nd !" said his wife. nrmly. since
the pl sage u the gasoline ordinance
YESTERDAY all tanks must Be kept o.
the ou.side q the house.
seeinh the forcs " her argument,
even in his fuddled condition. h6sSst
down snd wept OVER the cruelty b
munic.pa. tsfanay, 1sstanors Aner-
lean. AtN a. s y ist1t LIZ =. .sefsgl
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Holly Has . Jevelsr.

Get your wstcbes and jewelry
repaired by w. A. Griffith, who is
now permanently located in Holly
Fifteen years experience. All.
work guaranteed,
The Holly chieftain., 1905-07-07
Wen n,s eet. ,

A hotel proprietor IN Baltimoss Nm
an amusing story. In which the man
figure IS an old gentismaa wen knova
to the waiteRs In the hotsls Of the
Monun entail CITY for his aversion to
the tipping" systeA. . .
One evening the old gentiemau.
having fnished bis dinner, was pre.
parng 20 leave the hotel when the
darly Nho had served him bowed and
ssii 'rtaak you very muck, sab. !.
"HEit the deuce are you thanking
ms TO-" angrily demanded the old
fellow Il haven't given you any.
thing 9
"ps,s jest II. boss" responded th4
wafer Il bet No. 10 afty .eeats 1at
you woaldn't 'tip', me-. s."-Harter.s
WeaNy .es
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or rs. Charley ssifridge LIST. ".
PFSeepson 2n1; novelty race, j.
w. Lyons' '''"cess.
sods by cl !.eE pa
year Old lar a9a Hi'7'- . -
cay horse g9l eeena. Itsi=
we're six e' ies n ! ser. ard q
ms one u The ty-t -Ae''lug
events on ,a lltesit AH i.'r
riders ex epi taar ef iaEuo.
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EVERYBODY OBSERVED
the NATIONS BIRTHDAY
An UspreceAeated Cres6
Participated IL the
Festivities Ut :.
holly.

The l29th anniversary OF the
Nations birthday is . thing of
the pat. 1t was . day for cele-
brating and it was gloriously eel
ebratel in Holly. The atmos-
phere was surcharged with pat
riotism from early morn when the
first FIRE cracker fizzled out its pur-
pose in life. TO the moment when
the last expiring embers of the
last rocket faded into the fathom.
less depth of the midnight sky.
1t Was be, oud a doubt the most
enthusiast c celebration Holly has
ever had. Everybody was full of
enthusiasm. Some were fuller
than others but sll had enough Of
that i: gr. dient in their system to
cause them TO cnjoy the Holiday.
Visitms from other towns be-
gan coming in Monday afternoon
and many country people came to
town Monday i.ht, SO as to. b., On
hand early in the morning. The
town was gaily decorated with
flags and bunting. Between nine
and ten O'Clock hundreds of peo-
pie visited the sugar factory, and
kept the managing officials quite
busy showing them over the var
ious buildin ,s. The visitors were
profoundly impressed with the
magnitude of the undertaking.
having had before this visit but a
vague idea of the amount Of work,
material und machinery necessary
in the construction Of moelt rn
sugar factory.
Tae parade, headel by the
Holly band, took place at 10:30
and contained solne very nicely
Ideco,a ed floats.
Prizes were awarded on the pa
rade as follows:. Best lady he rse-
b.ck rider, Mrs: s. l.. Dunlop;
incest decorated bicycle, w. II. /.
Wright; calilhulnpian display, w.
F. Debus
After the parade the time was
taken up until 1880 with minor
sports and u base ball game. The
ball game, which was between
Holly aud Syracuse, Was very in
,eresting. some god PLAYS being
made by both. sides. The SYRIA
cuse boys won the game. however,
but by what score none of the
Holly boys seem to remember.
i At 11:l5 train came in from
the west from which poured.two
hundred and fifty people from La
mar headed by the L ,mar band,
clad in white uniforms. aud wear
ing badges on which was printed
Lamar greets Holly with a
SMILE" illustrated with the pic
ture of hug. cat with face
wreath-d. in smiles. This demon
stration OF good fellowship on the
part Of Lamar caused reci, ic4 |
feeling to spread over Holly and
the guests were> cheered and CIV
EN- the glad hand, then ordered to
visit the grove and participate IN
the barbecue. As they marched
down the boys sang How Hun
gry l am and when they lined up
at the table they demonstrated
that they meant what they said.
Newt Parrish couldn't stop at the
tables but got next to the huge
hunks of beef where he would not
have to depend upon the walters
for his repast. Notwithstanding
this unexpected addition TO the
crowd, there we're all kinds OF meat
left after all had satisfied their ap
petite. The gentlemen in charge
of the cutting and distribution
were j. s. McMurt,y, j. E. Muir
ply, Geo Hollis, H. A. Pettee, N.
F. Vidal and j. w. Bryce, and
they thought it was one of the
most strenuous hours of their
life.
After the barbecue the crowd
repaired tothe race track where
l. ~
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o. OLSON,
Holly. Colo.

NJ. ID. Atkin carries full line
of the best paints made; also
painters supplies and wall paper,
He hes an experienced painter
employed and will contract for all
kinds of painting. Inside finish
work speciality. All work and
material guaranteed. At Har.
mons hardware store.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-07-07
Just received a car of choice
White Pine Finish.
r w. ENGLISH 6 Co.

Walter Darr,the Syracuse butch
er, is in Holly today.
The Santa Fe will iun one of
their popular excursions to Green
Mountain Falls, Colorado. Sun.
day July 10th. The rate from
Holly will be $500 for the round
trip, train is scheduled to leave
here at AIS. a. m. Tickets will
be good returning on special train
leaving Green Mountain Falls 8
j NJ.
J. G. Helwick reports the sale
of nine barrels Of lemonade and
forty five cases of pop on the
Fou,th. We have no reports
from other dispensers of cold
drinks but presume there were at
least hundred bottles besides
several Kegs sold.
Lamar p. ople are all right when
it c-mes to sociability. The Holly
people heartily appreciate the
spirit of friendliness shown by that
town on the Fourth, and we do not
believe there will be any tagging
back when an opportunity comes
for reclprocatine.
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CLUBBING RATES
N1e will send the
w CHIEFTAIN

v ss5s;s45s q = +; f. :; I; :;
> following publications
for one year at the
rate named, cash in
advance.
st. Louis Twice-a-week
Globe Democrat. 70
St. Louis Twice-a-week
R.nnblic. 200
American Farmer, $50
American Poultry journal. l.75
kField and Farm $3.50. 2.90
Kansas CITY Star, weekly. l.6o
Kansas CITY journal, g ;. l.0
Chicago Inter-Ocean. 2OU
The Holly chieftain., 1905-07-07

is visit, < his sister h. re. Mic j.
NJ. Broxn.
Banker j. L. May6eld came
down from Granada TO witness tie
celebration.
George Grant left Wednesda,
morning for Bozeman, Montana.
where he exi ec,s to stay.
Ii You want TO buy, sell or in
sure property of anv kind call Oh
Mcpherson e. Chenoweth.
See Edith Barnes fer dress
making, in Aberdeen addition,
Holly, Colorado. 2O-5
Assessor Rosecians has been in
Holly this week taking a list of
the property owned by our pso-
pie.
Lost-On July 4th Woodmen
watch charm with initial. IT. L.
G" ON hack. Return 10 Chieflsin
office.
E Reners has II large force OF
men at work on 6ne new resi-
dence which he is erecting on his
premises.
Sheriff Th,m,s attended the
celebration and assisted the city
ofici Is in keeping the crowd off
the race truck.
Mrs. 8. w. Howell returned
Sunday fiom Missouri and viii.
visit here for some time with h. r
daughter Mrs. Ed. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. j. G, Guy. Of
Syracuse, came up Sunday morn
ing and visited their son, C.S Guy
and family, returning home on
number eight.
Mrs. +. M. Harmon's horse got
it's blidle off while hitched in town
Saturday, and ran away, brenking
the buggy up badly and dislocat.
one of its legs.
Mrs. N. r. Garrison, photo
grapber, will be in Holly. Friday,
Saturday and Sunday Of each
week until further Lo.ice. Eas,
Cheyenne street.
H. A. D,wley, OF Rocky Ford.
sp-nt three days in Holly this
week, checking up the June bu,i
Less at the R. W. English lumber
here and at Amity.
WANTED-Buyers for A l
milch COWS, also few 100 pound
pigs. Enquire at ranch II miles
south of Coolidge, Kansas, phone
Black 8l3. Geo. Mathews.
j. G. Simpson is preparing to
open restaurant in the build ng
vacated by w. Fl. Dennis on San
ts Fe avenue. He expects TO COM
mence bushes, the first Of lcxt
week
I. N. Compton and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Warncck, of Belle
Plaine, Iowa, arrived in Holly
yesterday morning and are 10 liking
over the country with view to 10.
eating
| New subscribers this week are:
Otto Peterson, l. B. Barnes, Holly,
aud Jno. Evans, Syracuse. Paid
up: Chris Clssen, Holly, z. T.
Taylor, Granada. j. Il. Horton,
Coolidge.
+ i1fr. and lis. Leonard White
will leave tonight for Denver for a
visit with friends. Mr.. White
will also meet representatives of
eastern wholesale houses there and
order goods for the fall trade.
To Exckange-A 81 room fiat
The Holly chieftain., 1905-07-07
Tee Ain wa oe,a.

Asr Ain Wss oesd.
Dida' your sits tr5 y smooth itAs
trouble overt.
'Do YOU Msap ~ tisG@ she used !.
hutron' rhaA4. ~. 4. ~.
juat gaek = u SaSv -Cjsyeiaud
Pi, iesls5s II s- !.
fY=@s - "a
The Holly chieftain., 1905-07-07

J. s. NcMurtrv will loan you
money on resi- estate.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-07-07

Mr.. and Mis-. Y T. Taylor. Of
Granaia. spent the Fourth in
Holly.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-07-07

S. pto Suppsitories sure cure
for ladi B. Holly Pharmacy.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-07-07

Mr.. and Mrs. X. M. johnson, of
Horace, Kansas, visited Mr.. and
Mrs j. W. Bryce on the Fourth
and took IN the celebration.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-07-07

JEFF Smith, for several years
resident of this section but now
OF GoldGeld, Colorado, Wis tied his
lpld friends here Tuesday.
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WOMEN WHO CHARM
HEALTH IS The FIRST ESSENTIAL
It Helps Women to Win and Hold
Mems Admiration, Respect and Love

Woman's greatest gift S the power to
inspire admiration, respect, and love.
There is beauty in health which is
more attractive to men than mere regu-
1aritv of feature
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ELECTION RETURNS, CONCERT
AND DANCE AT HAWAIIAN

Manager Fred Church of the Royal
Hawaiian Hotel has made arrange
ments by which all returns of the
election today will be posted at his
hotel as fast as they are received by
the Republican Central Committee. IN
addition to this for the pleasure OF his
guests, he has arranged for a special
dinner. with music, by the famous e.
lis quintet club. after which Madam
Scott will give her concert, which prom
ises to be one of the musical treats Of
the season. Following the concert
there will be a general dance and dur
ing the whole evening the beautiful
arts and crafts exhibit in one of the
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'Nlc: ChaCEBrow1

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love and admiration of her husband,
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At the first indication of ill-health,
painful or irregular menstruation,
headache or backache, secure Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and
begin its use.
Mrs. Chas. f. Brown. Vice-President
Mothers Club, 81 Cedar Terrace, Hot
Springs, Ark, writes:
Dear Mrs. Pinkham:-
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At the end of three months l was a different
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nv husband fell in love with me all over
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l am sure it viii make every suffering woman
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Women who are troubled with pain
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Editor Advertiser: An article Of the
New York Catholic News of Jan 4, 1899,
throws light on the question whether
r. L. Stevenson in later years repented,
and for what reason he repented, OF
having written his pamphlet against
DIR. Hyde slandering the moral char
acter of Father Damien. Here is the
said article:
Sir Berry Smith, a former British
consul at Samoa, has published a book
of "reminiscences of r. L. Stevenson,
in which he revives the old SANDER of
a Protestant missionary named Hyde
against Father Damien, the martyr of
Molokai. a SANDER that called from Mr..
Stevenson one of the strongest pieces
of writing in the English language. The
Rev. W. E. Clarke, a Protestant mis-
sionary in Samoa, in the following let
ter published in the British Weekly of
November Is, proves that Sir Berry
Smith has done an injustice to Steven
son as we'll as TO Father Damien. Here
is the said letter:
''Will you kindly permit me space to
point out another strange inaccuracy in
Sir Berry Smiths "reminiscences of the
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FATHER JAMES ASKS: WHAT
DID STEVENSON REPENT OF?

late Robt Louis Stevenson? Referring
to the pamphlet written in defense OF
Father Damien, Sir Berry Smith says:
Stevenson heard that some Protestant
clergyman OF Honolulu had made the
accusation. In after years, Ste
venson learned that he had wronged
this clergyman, and Mr.. Clarke, a
friend of Stevensons. himself a mis-
sionary in Samoa. told me that Steven
son regretted having written that pam
phlet in defense of Father Damien more
than anything else he had ever writ
ten. Had Stevenson lived 1 be-
lieve he would have publicly recalled
the pamphlet
The statement that Stevenson re-
GREETED having written the pamphlet
because of the injustice it inflicted upon
the clergyman concerned, is simply a
grotesque reversal of the facts. Steven
sons regret was caused by the knowl-
edge that in publishing the pamphlet
he had given a worldwide publicity TO
the scandal which had excited his
righteous indignation, and which other
wise would not have Travelled outside
a very narrow circle. For this reason
for the sake of the dead man in whose
defense he had written-Stevenson re-
GREETED afterWard that he had written
the pamphlet. As TO publicly recalling
it. as Sir Berry Smith suggests. that, it
is needless to say, is nonsense"
This Sir Berry Smith evidently
sought to convey the impression that
the Infamous charge made by Mr.. Hyde
gainst Father Damien was true. But
the testimony of Rev. Mr.. Clarke shows
that there was no foundation whatever
for such a statement. Further evidence
that Sir Berry Smith says what is not
true is given by Stevenson's widow,
who writes as follows to Charles War
rem Stoddard, her friend and the friend
of her husband:
"A man named Smith, former British
consul at Samoa, has published most
malicious attack on Louis's memory
Every statement made by Sir
Berry Smith is false, and has
been so proved by responsible
persons. The clipping L enclose
to you I wish to have copied in
all the best Catholic journals Will
you do this for me? Please. spread
broad the denial of the Protestant mis-
sionary, the Rev. w. E Clarke, but
particularly among the Catholics. I
know you will do what I ask, for
Louis's sake, if not for mine"
These two letters are sufficient to
show that Sir Berry Smiths book has
no right to exist. 1t is a monstrous
calumny on a priest whose heroism the
whole world appIauded and it is sure
to be quoted with approval in the fu-
ture by some mean bigot who would
deny honor and justice to any Catholic.
And now, Mr.. Editor the friends of
Father Damien, as well as the friends
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PRINCESS IS
TO APPEAR

The New York Herald says of Prin-
cess Chinquilla, who is to open at the
Orpheum Theatre Friday night, June
23rd. with the NJ. b. Curtis Company,
THE audience that crammed Keith's
Union Square Theatre last night were
delighted with the Princess Chinquilla.
Yes, delighted is the word. and it is no
detraction from the remainder of the
to say that the greatest
interest was excited by the Princess
Chinquilla daughter of the chief of the
Indian tribe. Not often do
the people of New York have the op-
portunity TO see a real princess, and it
is safe to say that she is far more in
teresting than most of her titled Euro
pean sisters. Culture and musical
talent are qualities foreign to the old
time conception of the Indian, but
possesses both. But she re
tains the characteristics of her race and
loves the teepee. Her voice is a clear
musical contralto, but there is a plain
tive, hard to define, infection that is
wild. Her songs are
and appropriate. One is
and another is a Cheyenne love
song, quaint composition that
reaches the hearts of the hearers. Chin
quiIIa's act has an aboriginal setting
with a teepee and a camp fire.
The War Dance of the Princess is a
feature true TO life. Manager Keith
made no mistake in featuring this act
as was shown by the repeated encores
last night.
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private dining rooms of the Hawai-
ian, will be open to the public. Think
of this for combination of attractions
Special dinner with native music; a
concert. during which some of the best
vocal and instrumental music that the
Honolulu public has ever heard:
dance on the broad, breeze-sweog We
randas of the beautiful old hotel.
glimpse OF Mrs. Burton's exquisite
work in the arts and crafts exhibit and
during the whole evening the returns
of the election as fast as anyone re
ceives them. All hail TO the old Ha-
wafian which is ever up TO date and
looking after the interests of its
guests