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The Holly chieftain., 1906-11-02
Some More Men
o. G. smeltz.

Mr.. Smcltz, as we have said before,
and advertising is simply repetition
i'll new, fresh and clean way of an
old saying until the readers have the
statement so thoroly fixed in their
The Holly chieftain., 1906-11-02

lively The Office should seek the man
and not the man the Office This is
what is being done in this case. A
vote ior 5. {. Gregory puts your seal
ri appreciation upon fair and bust
nesslike administration of the affairs
oi Prowtrs county and adds another
good man to the board.
F. H. Rosacrans.
The difficult Office OF county as
The Holly chieftain., 1906-11-02
Eavesdroppines

Walter Creek. tn, Granada butcher,
was a Holly visitor last week on bus
mess.
Judge ]. w. Wilkin of Holly, was
county at visitor last Saturday.
Register
Commissioner w w Reynolds OF
Holly was Lamar visitor last week.
Register
Tlero, the Holly cattle buyer. was
her, Monday buying feeder stuff
Springfield Herald.
]. s. McMurtry went 20 Garden City
Monday on the stub, the tran that i,
always on time.
I'd Saw yer sold a fine team to some
JAS ON the A:nity Land omgany's
farm this week for S277.
Mcssrs. Rockwell, Withcy. Stama,
+. S. McAIurtry composed hunting
party to til, south side last Sunday.
Chas Blom is this week attending
the Baptist association meeting al
Fort Collins
Rev. Miller went to Colorado
Springs Monday. He is expected back
al the close OF the week.
W. +. Dchus is reported quite sick
bu, his early recovery is likely to be
the next report.
Don't forget that the wcstbound
stead OF OILS as heretofore, COM
mencing next Sunday
Jesse l.. Wood came up from Holly
last Thursday to attend to some mat
tiers pertaining to his additions to the
east end town-Lamar Register.
Walter Padley is i'll Colorado
Springs hospital, where he is trying
to recover from severe attack OF
typhoid fever.
-, l.,
company has decided to put in spe
cial operator here and go after com
mercial messages.
Candidate S. c. Gregory, whom
we will elect to the office of county
commissioner next Tuesday. was
Holly visitor last Friday.
Appel Bros. have installed new
lighting system similar to that Of
Ike imam Bros S. E Lewis of the
Smoke House has done likewise.
Mrs. Mary X. Cofer, mother of
Mrs. Ella Brown, stopped over here
for months visit while enroute to
her old home in Illinois. This is the
first time daughter and mother have
met for more than eleven years.
Mrs. Jones, sister OF Mr.. Stone,
lately residing here, has come with
her son and two granddaughters to
make a permanent home in Holly
They have bought the house now oc-
cupied by Will Christopher
In the recent fight for the location
OF a Presbyterian college, La Junta
offered .32o acres OF land and cash
donation of $4,000 Denver won the
college. But ii the college had been
awarded to the town which donated
best according to her ability La Junta
would have won. No wonder that
La Junta has grown and continues to
grow-Granada Times.
We have full line OF kalsominc in
all the popular shades.
y M' EuuliSh I ,,pknr Cn
The Holly chieftain., 1906-11-02

Tom Oronda sports Il new ha'nesS
that he bought Of Pinkham This week.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-11-02

We have full line OF kalsominc in
all the popular shades.
r. w. English Lumber Co.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-11-02

In the recent fight for the location
OF Presbyterian college, La Junta
offered $50 acres Of land and cash
donation of $4,000 Denver won the
college But ii the college had been
awarded to the town which donated
best according to her ability La Junta
would have won No wonder that
La Junta has grown and continues to
grow-Granada Times.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-11-02

MIR. and Mrs r. j. Gretchen OF
Rocky Ford were the guests Of MI.
and MIS- Joe McMurtry Of Holly
this week. They are old friends of
the McMurtrys
The Holly chieftain., 1906-11-02

Candidate S. c. Gregory, whom
we will elect to the office OF county
commissioner next Tuesday. was a
Holly visitor last Friday.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-11-02

Appel Bros have installed new
lighting system similar to that Of
TX, Imam Bros S. f. Lewis of the
Smoke House has done likewise.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-11-02

The Western Union Telegraph
company has decided to put in spe
cial operator here and go after com
mercial messages,
The Holly chieftain., 1906-11-02

Mrs. Mary X Cofer, mother of
Mrs. Ella Brown, stopped over here
for months visit while enroute to
her old home in Illinois. This is the
met for more than eleven years.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-11-02

Mrs. Jones, sister OF Mr.. Stone,
lately residing here, has come with
her son and two granddaughter to
make permanent home in Holly.
They have bought the house now oc-
cupied by Will Christopher
The Holly chieftain., 1906-11-02

Walter Padley is in Colorado
Springs hospital where he is trying
to recover from a severe attack OF
typhoid fever.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-11-02

Jesse L. Wood came up from Holly
last Thursday to attend to some mat
tiers pertaining to his additions to the
east end town.-Lamar Register.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-11-02

II. ID. Helfcr bought Il sci of har.
ness nf Pinkhan this week.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-11-02

Don't forget that the westbound
stub train will leave here at III3 in
stead of oI5 as heretofore, COM
mencing next Sunday
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-30
MANY SAN lIEGAHS
ARE VICT|MEEO BY
CLEVER 'PR0FEss0R'
Alleged CIairvOyant Takes
Their Money and Dis
appears.
Dupes Complain 10 ChieI Of
Police After the Medium
Leaves.
Special Dispatch to The Car.

SAN DIEGO. May 29.-Chief of Police
Thomas will gladly welcome any inform
alton regarding the present whereabouts
of one Professor F. L. Mayer, erstwhile
clairvoyant and alleged bunko man. II
Mayer can be located he will be brought
back to San Diego, where, according tc
Chief Thomas. he will stand a first-class
chance of going to the penitentary.
Just how many victims the professor
left in this city probably win never be
known. Many are too sensitive 20 make
complaint. Two of the alleged victims
however, have entered strong complaints
One of these, whose name the police will
not divulge, says the professor bunkoed
him out of $1,000, while the other claims
he is $500 loser as a result of his ac-
Quaintance with the clairvoyant.
Mayer is said to have promised his vic
Tins that he would invest their money
for them in a venture that would return
sure and large returns in a minimum
length of time. After he had secured a
good sized bunch of San Diego money he
departed for fresh fields and il is the
opinion Of the police that he is now work.
ing in some other community under a
different name. If Mayer can be located
charge of felony embezzlemene will! be
placed against him.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-30
BULL FIGHTS DRAW
BIG CROWD TO THE
TIA JuANA ARENA
Three Vicious Animals Keep
Pair Of Matadores Very
Busy.
Burlesque Scrap" Ends Day $
Sport Enjoyed by Many
Yankees.

SAN DIEGO, May 2?.-Two trains well
filled with San Diegans and visitors from
the north were carried to Tia Juana
Sunday to witness the bull fight. and
they saw one OF the best exhibitions
that has been given there for many
months. Four bulls and two matadores
furnished the sport.
The first bull was very quick and after
he had become infuriat ted Matador Ostian
had a hard time dispatehing him. He was
compelled to use stiletto to put the ami :
NAL out of existence The second bull
would not fight at all and was finally re.
leased
The third bull seemed to have the best
of the scrap with Ostian and towed him
about the ring in an unmerciful manner.
The animal was kept from doing serious
damage by the others in the ring The
animal was quickly dispatched by Matador
Lobato.
The fourth bull was in the ring for
burlesque purposes. The lighters. who
were dressed in padded suits. permitted
the bull 10 toss them about, which it did
with much apparent enjoyment.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-30
M0RM0h|sA SPREADS
AMONG THE PEOPLE .
IN HAWAIIAN isles
Statement Made by
Bishop Restarlck in
Address.
Church Official Says That
Moral Conditions Are
Pulling.

HONOLULU, May 29.--In his an
nual address 20 The congregation of
ST. Andrews. Bishop Henry B. Resta-
rick of the Episcopal church called
attention to the spread of Mormon
ism i'm The islands as very serious
problem. He said that even the
Catholic priests were. finding that the
Mormon missionaries drew away
their communicates. 1t Is estimated
that there are about 10000 Nor
mons. mostly Hawaiians, on this ISL
and. one branch of the church being
polygamous in It's teachings, but a
recent investigation by the Federal
authorities here did not disclose the
practice of polygamy.
The Rev. DR.. d. d. Scudder. secre-
tary of the Hawaiian Board of Mis-
sions. made reference to the same
problem in his last address to the
board.
Bishop Restarick also devoted con-
siderable attention to the moral
question in Hawaii, saying. that the
moral conditions here are most puz-
zling'' and distressing, and he vigor-
ously urged the duty of the members
of the white race TO protect the oth-
ers, especially the Hawaiians.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-30
EIGHT HANGED
FOR A MURDER
Russian Workmen Put
to Death Despite
Parliament.
Demand for Resignation
of Ministry to Be
Ignored.

RIGA, Russia, May 29.-The death
sentence was executed today on the
fght murderers of Police Lieutenant
Porsehitsl. These were the workmen
-ir whose behalf the lower house of
Parliament interpellated Premier
Goremykin. and demanded a commu~
tation Of their sentences.
ST. PETERSBURG. May 2s.-The
: Government has decided on its course
- action with reference TO the vote
q lack of confidence of the lower
house and its demand for the resiga
nation of the Ministry 1t will .swalv
low Parliaments affront and treat its
resolution simply as a declaration be
ond its competency. and. consequent
", as not binding upon the monarch
. In other words tho Government has
decided to ignore the demand of the
lower House and the Ministry will not
resign, but neither will Parliament be
dissolved. Moreover. instead of treat
ing the action of the lower House as
cause for Offense. the Ministry will
continue its concinatory attitude in
the hope that the storm will subside
and. unless Parliament take some
revolutionary action, the original plan
of prclonging the, session until the
Iilt. ltl lile summer vacations at the
end of June viii be carried out.
The NovOe Nremya, apparently hav-
Ing received its cue, this morning
spoke Of the lower House in a con-
temptuOus spirit for having '-essaved
role beyond its jurisdiction
The spirit of the lower House was
much, calmer today. AT the opening
OF the session a communication from
Premier Goremykin was read an
nouncing that the Interpolation re-
garding the death sentence imposed
b. court-martial at Riga on eight
Workuen accused of political murder
and robbery had been transmitted tC
War Minister Rudiger.
A long discussion Of the famine ex-
iSung in several districts occurred.
during which the Government was Sc
verely denounced for its refusal to
help the peasants who had participat-
ed in agrarian disorders
Losson. peasant member from
Tamboff, in . heated speech, declared
that Russia was being punished for the
sins Of the people. He recalled that
IN tNe days Of old there were elements
IN Jerusalem, in the time of Christ.
that did not desire peace, and similar
y The Russian Government refused to
heal nc wounds of the country and
compelled the people TO suffer famine
Other speakers charged the Govern
nent nith being responsible for all
tho aGrarisn disorders. Several of the
orators were 50 vehement that the
president called them to order.
ODESSA. May 29.-Two thousand
blue5ackets suspected of isaffection
are confined in the naval barracks
at SebastopoL
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-30
HOUSE COMMITTEE
ON LABOR ADOPTS
E|GHT-H(NIR BILL
Favorable Report Authorized
at Meeting With Bare
Quorum Present
Action Taken While the Demo-
cratic Members Are in
the Majority.

WASHINGTON, May 29.-The
House committee on labor today
authorized favorable report on the
eight hour bill Mr.. Gardner of New
Jersey said there was no opposing
vote
There was Sudden change in the
situation during ehe hearing today.
Representative Hearst of New York,
Vvhc has been absent for some time
walked into the committee room. Tnis
at once constituted a quorum Of the
committee present and gave the Demo"
Gratis four out of the seven votes
In an instant Representative Hunt
OF Missouri moved that the commits
tee suspend the hearings and go into
executive session. This motion was
carried. a somewhat hurried SUM
mons for Republican members was
sent out, but without producing re-
suits. In executive session the motion
was declared carried and the Demo-
cratic members age rejoicing
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-30
LABOR LOBBY
HARD 1T WORK
Determined Efforts for
an Effective Immi-
grafton Law,
Representatives Object to
Methods Used in
Campaign.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

CALL BUREAU, POST BUILDING,
WASHINGTON. May 29.-Severai MEM
bers of the House are preparing speeches
Senate last Tuesday and probably will
be called up in the House in about ten
lays. Charges wifi be made that the Jus
Nor Order of American Mechanics. in
conjunction with the American Fedora
ton of Labor ard other labor organiza-
lions and the hmm grafton Restrictive
League of Boston, has unduiy influenced
and importunted members of Congress to
pass bill that would make the imm.s
grafton law proh,bitory.
The Junior Order of American Me-
ohanics and the immigration Restrictive
League have maintained lobby headquar-
ters in Washington since the latter part
of November. in charge of Jesse Taylor.
secretary of the legislative committee of
she Junior Order. with Mr.. Patten. as
sistant secretary of the Restrictive
League. as his assistant.
Members of the Senate and House have
been called upon by Taylor and Patten
and have received numerous letters
marked confidential communication -
saying in plain terms that unless their
votes were recorded for a restrictive i'm
migration bill with an educational clause
vote against their election. and labor and
fraternaj voses would also be cast against
them.
Some Senators and Representatives do
not like the method III which they have
been approached
The Junior Order legislative committee
headquarters are in Cleveland, o.. and in
addition to the work being done In Wash.
ington the committee is sending out LEI
fcf1 or1iz fnn nd
fYafernai and patriotic bodies urging them
Co write 20 Senators and Representatives
80 vote and work for restrictive imni-
grafton bill Oh pain Of defeat for re-
election.
The Senate bill reported from the imm-
grafton committee by Senator Dillingham;
did not carry an educational clause. 1t
was regarded as a conservative measure.
strengthening the present immigration
iaw. eliminating defects here and there.
and making some desirable improve
mentS.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-30
CITY CLERK INDICTED
FOR ELECTION FRAUDS
Crosses Erased in Ballots Cast at Re-
cent Municipal Contest IN
Omnhn.

OMAHA. Nay 2S.-Former City Clerk
W Il. ElborDe and ten election off,
cials We're indicted Yesterday by the
Federal grand jury for tampering with
ballots after election. Ballots in Ell
bornes custody were found tc have
been erased where crosses were placed
by voters after the namc of Elborne's s
opponent Samuel X. Greenleaf and
other crosses substituted after Ell
borne name.
The discovery was made IN court on
the hearing Of EIborne's suit for re-
count of the ballots after Greenleaf' s
election. Thousands of dollars were
waFered on the EIborne- -GreenIeaf cleo
tiOn. and il is said the ballots were
cHanged 10 prevent Elborne's friends
from losing heavily.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-30
DEATH ENDS HONEYMOON
OF SPOKANE MINING MAN
Passes Away In Less Than a Fortnight
After Wedding 10 Minnesota
HefrerS.

Los ANGELES, May 2e.-Charles H.
Dawson. a wealthy mining man of Spo-
kane, died very suddenly of heart dis
case al his apartments in Hotel Judd
yesterday. lie had retired last night
seemingly in perfect health. Dawson
was married May Is in Los Angeles to
Margaret Desmond, daughter of c. A
Desmond, a wealthy lumber man of
Franklin. Mimi She came all the way
from Italy TO be married he met her
TWO. years ago in Spokane while she
was travelling with her father. Daw-
son owned very valuable mining prop
critics in British Columbia and in the
Searchlight district He was worth
several hundred thousand dollars.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-30
Rig Industrial school Planned.

ST LOUIS. May 2e.-David Ranken
Jr one OF the oldest and best-known
citizens of St. Louis, is the man who,
as announced recentl~ by former Gov
ernOr ID. r. Francis, is ready to give
81 GOO. 900 TO found an industrial school
ia This city. All st. Louis has been
speculating as 10 the identit- of the
maker Of the offer Ranken wants the
school TO be the finest of its kind and
20 be entirely for the use of students
who need help TO fit them for the battle
II life in the various trades and some
4 the professions. It will be on the
ian Of the Massachusetts Institute Of
.ecchnOiOgy.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-30
Women Befr,end Murderess.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-. May 20
More than half of Governor Folks mail
the hanging of Mrs. Aggie Myers. the
Kansas City woman convicted of hav.
ing murdered her husband. Women
writer's without exception protest
against the hanging VIE the major
ity. of men writers insist that the eA-
ecution be carried out.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-30
WALKS UP TO MAN TALKING
ON STREET AND SLABS HIM
Mexican With Grudge Takes Coward.
ly Means of Settling Score With
Countryman.

SAN DIEGO, May 2s.-Whiie
standing on the corner of Fifth and
F streets Sunday night Hosea Ala
clos, Mexican, was seriously stabbed
by a fellow Mexican named German
NJ Salinas. The cutting is alleged to
have been the termination of an old
grudge between the two men, Ala
clos was standing on the street talk
ing to friend when Salinas came
along, and, without saying a word or
giving any intimation of his inten-
tiops, made a slash at Alacios with a
dirk. The blade struck Alacios in the
abdomen, the. point of the knife COM
ing through the skin about four
inches from the point of entering. in
hicting q serious injury. After the
cutting: Salinas made his escape and
has not since been located. Alacios
was. removed to- his home and this
evening is in a serious condition.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-30
Senator Burton VIII Re.irn

WASHINGTON. May 80 = Senator
Burton has made known to members
of the committee on privileges and
elections his attitude since the recent
Supreme Court decision. in which his
conviction was affirmed by the highest
court He says in a letter that he
will not put the Senate into a position
of having one of its members in Jail
and would resign as soon as the man
court below shall be issued and en-
forced.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-30
Small Fine for Bridge Tru.t.

the Criminal Court today randsrsd a
verdict of guilty against seven bridge
companies for restraint of trade. The
seven bridge agents indicted for CON
spiracy against trade were all found
guilty. The companies were. fined 5000
and costs eaen and five agents 5000 and
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-30
Sons and Daughters of Maritime Prov.
fnccs.

An exceedingly low rate has been
made for the home coming. 1t is ex.
pected that we will leave on June &.
Rate of $3.50 and return has been
made to Boston. and a correspondingly
low rate from Boston TO Halifax. All
those who are desirous of taking adj
vantage of this low rate to Boston
should get in touch with II. c. Tupper
or with any Santa Fe agent.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-30
Bank omciaI. Accu,.a

JOPLIN, Mo-. May 2sLWarranfs
were sworn. out here this afternoon
of the Joplin Savings Bank: which
closed yesterday, and w. C. Porter. as
sistant treasurer, with receivin-r de-
posits when they knew the institlIfion
To- be ia failing condition.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-30
osv ROund-TrIp Rate East Via South
eru Pacific.

Bound-trip tickets will be sold June
and 3. San Francisco to Boston and
turn for So. 50. and June and to
.f1aaha and Kansas City-3nd return $50,
Louisville, XIV. and return $75.75. Chi
20 and return $72-50. New York and
,itrn sos. so. and to other Eastern
oints at similar low rates.
These tickets are good for stop-oVerS
Sd 10 return within ninety days. See
eathern Pacific agents, 1904 Fillmore
rect. ferry depot and lin Oakland) -
-si Pablo avenue.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-30
PROMINENT PORTUGUESE
DIES FROM INJURIES
J. p. Lima of San Luis Obispo Suc-
cumbs 10 Wounds Inflicted by
laW

SAN LUIS OBISPo, May 29.--J. P.
Lima died at the Sna Luis Santa
rum yesterday, suffering from the eff
fects of gunshot wound, and his
daughter-in-faw. Mrs. Joe Lima, will
have to answer to the charge of muir
der.
On Tuesday, May Is, j. P. Lima. it
is said, went to the home of his
daughter-in-law and used threatening
and abusive language. Mrs Lima was
in a delicate condition. She says she
fired in -self-defense
Lima was seventy-one years old and
was for many years the head of the
Portuguese colony of San Luis Obispo
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-30
BRITISH ROUT ZULUs
AFTER A SHARP BATTLE
Africans RepuIsed Near Buffalo River
Leaving Seventy Dead on
the Field

DURHAM, Natal, May 2s-Six hum
dred rebel Zulus surrounded and at
tackled Colonel Leuchar,s force yester-
DAY near Buffalo River. Under cover
OF the bush the natives got within
hftX yards of the British, but the lat
ter opened a heavy fire upon the
rebels, and after two hours fighting
the Zulus fed, leaving seventy killed
Inc British loss was one man killed
and three wounded
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-30
MINISTER IN CHICAGO
CONVICTED OF BIGAMY
Extra Mothcr-in-Law Proves the I'm
doing of Pastor Who Had Two
Wives.

CHICAGO, May ga. c.. Abel. for
merlv a prominent minister OF the NJ.
e. church. pleaded guilty TO charge
of bigamy today and was sentenced to
an indefinite term in the penitentiary;;
Abel was formerly pastor of the
Hammond Avenue NJ. E. Church in this
cit and later was pastor of Trinity
NJ E. Church. one of the largest of its
denomination in the city. To his sec
ond wife Abel was known as Clair
CLAYTON" and il was upon complaint of
her mother that he was arrested.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-30
VIII I.s,,e -paner.

Judge Thomas F.. Graham will be in
his chambers every morning at ia
O'clock and will at that time issue GER
tihcates TO all naturalized citizens who
have not received their papers.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-30

H you can buy Health Insurance
)I Several good Accident
Il Companies sell it..
Sixty dollars per year will bring you
$500 per week. for every week you are
Sick.
But, your fine alone may be worth fer
more than that.
And 500 per week might not pay for
your suffering.
That's why "Cascaret" Insurance which
prevents Sickness. is worth ten times as
much money as other Health" i" Insur-
ance.
Yet "Cascaret Insurance will cost you
less than Ten Cents week.
That gives you a Vest Pocket" Box
to carry constantly.
indigestion means food eaten but
only partially digested.
"Cons.ipa.fon" means food retained in
the body undigested too long. tillit decays.
1t then supplies the poisons OF decay
to the system. in place Of the nourishment
it might have supplied.
Isn't that tremendous handicap worth
insuring against?
What does It cost TO Cure Constipation
or Indigestion. with their train OF small
and great ills. and to Insure against a
return of them?
Not very much.
One 10 cent box of Caacarets per week.
at most, perhaps half that.
One candy tablet night and morning.
taken regularly for short time. is war
,anted TO cure the worst case OF Constipa-
ton or indigestion that walks the earth.
~
One tablet taken whenever you suspect
you need it will insure you against 90 per
cen, Of all other ills likely TO attack you.
because 90 per cent of these ills begin