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The Holly chieftain., 1906-09-28
Obituary.

George J. Hartman, general super
in,endent of the Holly 4 Swink Rail
way company. died AT Holly on the
evening oil Sept. 20. His death was
brought on thru ptomaine poisoning,
ne being sick two weeks
MIR. Hartman was born Oct II,
1854, III bloomsbury, Penn. He came
10 Great Bend. Kan, in 1906 and Ell
tered into the service oi the Santa Fc
Railway company AS clerk in the
freight house. from there he moved
Ia Florence, Kan, i'll 1870, still in the
employment ol the Santa Fc He
worked ior the Santa lie Railway
company tor over IS years, i'll all ca
.'acilies- but always rising, until he
was made division superintendent oi
lhc western division in Colorado, and
then oI the southern division i'll Kan
rc he went 10 the Mexican Central
10 take much more responsible pu-
siiion. Ne remained with the Mexi-
can central hvc years, then made a
change 10 the Southern Pacific in the
oIicc oI superintendent, with head
quarters at Houston, lex. MIR. Hart
man was a lhoro railroad man and
has a very widc circle OF trends
among the railroad world, and was
well known and especially well liked
ny ali Oh his employees, as he was Just
tue same man to his most humble
emrloye As he was to the president
oi the road.
Mr.. Hartman accepted the position
oI general superintendent OF the Hol-
~ ~ Swink railway on February last
aud thru his ability and past exper-
fence succeeded in building railroad
III record time. MIR. Hartman was a
tnrty-sccond degree Mason oi very
high standing. The body was taken
TO florcnce, ran, where the funeral
took place last Sunday, with Masonic
rites. Mr.. Hartman leaves an aged
mother, and vile and other rela-
tivcs to mourn his loss, besides le-
gion oi friends
The Holly chieftain., 1906-09-28
Wouldn't Stand for 1t.

\ janitor in the Lamar school
threw up his job the other day. When
asked what was the trouble he said,
I'm honest and ! won, stand being
slurrcd Ii lind , pencil or a hand
kerchief bout the school | hang it up.
Every little while the teacher or some
one that is too cowardly t. face me.
gives me a slur- In what way?"
was asked. "Why. little while ago
saw written on the board, Find the
common multiplcs Wen, | looked
from cellar 10 garret, and | wouldn't
The Holly chieftain., 1906-09-28

Element, are SO many drugs with
which the starved. the lovelcss. Try
TO drug their paags, to put themselves
10 sleep.
How strange and dreadful love IS.
Fill you know it, you are sure the
world is very goo. and pleasant up
i'll those serene, frost-bitten regions
where yon stand alone. breathing the
!, thin aiE al famiAx ffAstaoa, shone
upon gently BY the mild and misty
sun OF general esteem. Then comes
love, and pulls you down. For isn't
it descent? Isn't it? Somehow,
though il is SO great glory, it's a
coming down as well-down from the
pride OF absolute independence OF
body and soul, down from the high
mightiness OF indifference, to some
thing fierce, hot and consuming
from "fraulein Schmidt and Mr.. An
struther" i'll the October Delineator.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-09-28
Nothing unprofession.l Abou. Us.

he quality oi our printing has be-
VIC turned out 4 large job for con
cern III town thirty miles from Hol-
ly, the quality OF the work desired
being the only reason ior so placing
ii. he work was entirely unsolicit-
ed on our part, lor we would regard
that acl as decidedly unprofessional
and could never clear our conscience
Tor the stain thus wrought. 10 our
friends we would say that ii you
wish printing oi any description you
will get the best there is Oh earth
here. But remember, we do not So
licit it, and the invariable rule for ap-
preaching us on such delicate mat
ter is'to give two raps and when ask
ed to come in scrapc all the mud off
your gum boots before entering the
sanctum santorum, and when con-
fronting the editorial chair make the
best bow that is i'll you. After you
have done thus and the chair has
recognized you you are at liberty to
tender your copy fo- the said print
ing-and, you bet, we'll lose no time
in accepting it and turning the work
ont in most professional and credit
able manner
The Holly chieftain., 1906-09-28
A Real Love Letter.

When ! begin letter to you. the
great difficulty is to leave OFF again.
Oh! how warm it makes one feel to
know there is one person in the world
to whom one is everything! A lover
is the most precious, the most mar
vellous possession. No wonder peo-
Pile like having them! And used to
think that SO silly. Heavens! What
an absurd person ! have been Why,
love is the one thing worth having
Everything else-talcns. interests, art
religion. learning. the whole trcm-
The Holly chieftain., 1906-09-28
Best Grown in Holly.

The Rocky Ford cantaloup crop
the largest part OF which is not grown
Ill Rocky rord-is commanding high
prices this year, says Windsor Opt
mist The principal reason for this
state OF affairs is the fact that many
oi the largest growers have quit the
canialoup business and gone to rais-
ing sugar beets-a crop that can al
ways be depended upon.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-09-28
The Markets.

Kansas City. Sept. 24-(SpeciaD- ~
Sattlc receipts last week were zc,-
W. mead, including $500 calves. The
mar~ct was strong and higher on
westerns TIL thursday, WIKI. steers
'suiicred a loss oi to IS cents, clos
.hs Tue week shade lower. Cows
inaue sinaii net gam ior the week,
saves closed nrIn on veal grades,
stoen calves a quarter lower, stockers
ana iecucrS practically III the same
'.otcn as al The beginning oI the
wce" lie supply today Is 10000
.ead, Including e,ooO caves; market
anout steady On ali Kinds More cat
~ ,.oni inc ranges ol 1cxas, New
.uc->ieu, Ctan, Nevada, Idaho and
>",oriu" arrived last wceh tman any
",v" heretofore tins iail, and the sup
riy Iroin uIstant points Is good TO-DAY.
i,tniaiiu Iroin the country mods m,
"en, western feeders at 1885 10 ~,
se"e"crs AT 92.oo to .93.75; Il lew com.
mon ycarnngs al Y2.25 to 5000,
>..o,>> iuano atocN neilers at Y3I5,
"i'iilS cows from Colorado $2.o5 10
1856, Panhandle COWS Y2.25 to $500,
ann New Mexico cows Y2.2o, range
-uns 41.oo to $3.50, ligh, veals $500
50 po.oo, heavy and mixed veals 81. 50
10 74.75. Kun Is 10000 today, includ-
ing 1000 calves, market strong. De
'''ahd from the country keeps up,
hearty GOO cars shipped out to the
country iast week. Prospects favor
l'sht receipts and steady market
balance OF the week.
Sheep run was moderate last week
at $4,000 head, run II,ooo TODAY. Nut
tons declined 10 cents last week
lambs 5 to IS lower. Market TODAY
Is weak to 10 lower on all kinds
Utah has furnished most OF the sun
'ateiy, but the supply today also in
Guided stuff from Arizona and Idaho.
Haiiey x Saunders Idaho lambs On
ID, sold at S7.25 today, another string
al S7I5, same price as same stuff sold
at last Friday. Arizona lambs sold
at 5000 and 500 today, mixed eve,
and wethcrs at S5.25, some laS lb.
'daho ewes and wcthcrs at $5.a5. Utah
ycarl'nss lately at Ss.35 to S5.75. bes,
lambs quotablc at $3.50. Feeding stock
is sun IN strong demand, lambs at
5000 to $3.50. wethers and ycarlinrs
ana breeding ewes ranging from s,So
10 s5.1o. \ heavy run and lower mar.
ket at Eastern points TODAY ca,s..
the weakness here.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-09-28
Tuition for Town Schools.

The school board has decided that,
on account OF the adoption Of free
textbooks, a small charge will have
to be made for the admit,ance of
children outside the district to the
town schools his year. and these are
the rates that have been adopted
To he lower grades, 81 per mouth.
books furnished by the board. $3.50
per month to those outside the union
district.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-09-28

know the thing II met it on the
street
What made me sqnil my job: Last
night in big writin' on the blackboard
it said, Find the greatest common
divisor.' Well, says to myself, both
OF them darn things are lost now,
and III be blanied for swipin EN-,
so Ill quit. Z
The Holly chieftain., 1906-09-28
For Sale.

$50 Hampshire ram lambs, They
will weigh from 90 to Ie5 lbs by the
first oi December One half $40 per
head, and the ot'.er hall $S per head.
Ranch 8 miles northeast OF Las Ami
mas. Telephone 973 Red. Resp
p. II. SWEETMAN.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-09-28
COnlini.

Ladies' coats furS Wait and e
them at White Bros new dry goods
and iadi~.' furnishing store,
The Holly chieftain., 1906-09-28
Home Baking.

The Baptist Ladies' Aid society
will have Il home bakery window sale
at 'he Racket store Saturday after.
noon OF this week.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-09-28

Messrs. c. NJ. Donigan and Ripley
were Granada visitors Sunday.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-09-28

\. w. Bakler is engaged in the
fine country ranch northwest OF town.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-09-28

Former townsman llaberstroh is a
personal friend OF J. =. Johnson, au-
thor "i Twenty Pears OF Hustling y
The Holly chieftain., 1906-09-28

The Olathe Criterion says that Mrs,
Wm Mclaughlin OF Holly visited
at the home of her son, c. w. Nc
I-aughlin, last week.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-09-28

John King returned from Rocky
Ford this week.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-09-28

Ihos. Patterson, the last night
Operator at the Santa te station here.
received sentence OF thirty days for
having property ill his possession that
dld not belong to him.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-09-28
W. j. DOnisan.

See our li,ll- bovs' two piece suits
Prices are right al White Bros
The Holly chieftain., 1906-09-28

Henry Walton stopped over Sun
day to visit with Mr. Emery and fam
lily while en- route from California to
Ills home in Fulda, Mimi
The Holly chieftain., 1906-09-28
NUMBER rs.
Wheat From Chaff

] T. Fisk. the AAnity blacksmith,
WAS over Monday on business.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-09-28

Mrs. French lett this week for an
eAtcnacd visit i'll Topeka. She was
accompanied by Mabel, Clarence and
the baby
The Holly chieftain., 1906-09-28

n farewell party at the hotel in
honor OF Miss Mamie Bragg took
i.iace last 1 thursday evening A deli
cate luncheon was served and the
guests were entertained with games
ana music. Miss Bragg departed
ior Rocky FORD Saturday.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-09-28
Country Round

there.
We are led to wonder why James
ID. Mcintyre looks so lonely the last
lew days
Frank Miller came np from Garden
City this week for few days with
his many friends here
Mrs. c. l.. Mcpherson returned
iron her Denver and Fort Collins
tri.. Monday morning.
he trustees and member, oi ,he
Presbyterian church are glad 10 see
rhe new parsonage started.
Miss, Laura Palmer oi Big Stone
Gap. Virginia. came home with Mrs.
X +. P;tlmer. with the intention OF
remaining in Colorado.
The residence OF +. d. Stackhouse
in the west part OF town is progress
ing nicely. 1t is destined to be one
of the cutest cottages in the town.
Mrs. Gcrtie Aiiroy and two child
rem have come to live with her moth
er, Mrs. Dyer, on the south side. Mr..
Milroy will also arrive in few days.
Arthur Jones couldn't stay away
from Holly If he wanted to. He re
turned Sunday from the West, where
lie had been sojourning for three
weeks
Mesdamcs Bryce and Helwick went
to Colorado Springs to take in the
Pike Centennial celebration this week.
lisey.exPeef ~ 70 On to Denver he.
tore returning home.
Messrs. Will Moderweli, crone-
bough. c. NJ. Leplay, VIM. Terrence,
Mr.. and Mrs. |. N. Compton and
other Iowa friends went to Denver
last Saturday evening.
w. t. There shipped last week to
Kansas City zoo cattle, most of which
topped the market. Holly cattle can
not be beaten. as we have all the re-
qulsites here for stock feeding.
Louis kephart started the 2sth for
Mexico for the purpose OF bringing
in about oooo head OF ine sheep. He
has made the sheep business one OF
the most successful branches OF farm
ing.
Miss Nellie Barnes leaves Saturday
1or Syracuse, kas., where She has ac-
cepted siN-months school within
three miles OF that city. We wish
Miss Nellie success and much OF it in
her new vocation.
Little Billie Wright is on the sick
list, but it is hoped that he will re-
cover sufficiently to be able to take
i'll the excursion to Denver Sunday,
as he has some very important busi-
ness to attend to up there.
Will Van Petten was the. artist who
made the new fixtures for White
Bros. new double store. This is the
largest and prettiest dry goods store
i'll tile county and not only White
Bros, but the entire community takes
pride i'll it.
Miss katherine Thomas is teach
ing the Thomas school. We think
Miss Kate quite fortunate in teaching
the school in which she received
most OF her education. and her many
friends bespeak much success for her
in her work.
Mrs. Mary Henderson and Mrs. Oh
lie Wilson OF Boguc, Kans., came in
this week to visit their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. w. Jones. Mr.. Jones
drove over to Cheyenne Wells to get
them. as they cot.d not reach this
point without much railroad travel
The Holly chieftain., 1906-09-28
Lots for Sale.

IL you want a home in Holly now is
the time TO secure une al Il reasonable
price Choicest lots in Woods addi.
iiOn now for sale
The Holly chieftain., 1906-09-28

The livery barn OF T. W. Emery
is being extended, and portion raised
to suit the elevation oi the new por-
ton.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-09-28

Phone Red S02.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-09-28

Rev. DIR. Thompson, evangelist from
Massachusetts. will open Il series Of
union meetings next sunday and will
preach in The Presbyterian church
both morning and evening, and eacl.
evening" during the week at $50. The
stimulating meetings at coolidge will
close tonight.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-09-28

Weare Informed that the Lamar
orchestra OF four pieces has been ST..
cured for The dance at the opera house
tonight. There is, then. no doubt
that the music will he trst.class, as
This organization has u wide reputa-
liun.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-09-28

w. +. There shipped last week to
Kansas City zoo cattle, most of which
topped the market. Holly cattle can
not be beaten, as we have all the re-
quisites here for stock feeding.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-09-28

Miss Nellie Barnes leaves Saturday
for Syracuse, kas., where She has ac-
cepted u siN-months' school within
three miles OF that city. We wish
Miss Nellie success and much OF it in
her new vocation
The Holly chieftain., 1906-09-28

Little Billie Wright is on the sick
list, but it is hoped that he will re-
cover sufficiently to be able to take
i'll the excursion to Denver Sunday,
as he has some very important busi-
ness to attend to up there.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-09-28

Mrs. Mary Henderson and Mrs. o.
lie Wilson OF Boguc, Kans., came in
this week to visit their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. w. Jones. Mr.. Jones
drove over to Cheyenne Wells to get
them. as they cot.d not reach this
point without much railroad travel
to get at junction point.
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