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The Detroit times., 1908-03-23
LIBERAL DISCOUNT FOR CASH
F. E. BISHOP. Manager Subdivision Department
GREAT BARGAIN

GREAT BARGAIN
{ sold at once: 1874 miles from city
hall. u mile to car line. 4 acres OF
pasture and timber. = acres Of or
chard and lots OF other fruit. barn
S0x40: new hen house and hog house;
two-story house, only rooms finish
EYSTER, The Farm Man
sos MAJESTIC BLDG.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-23

SODA .rOUNTAlNS-New and SECOND
hand. cash or time. Detroit Soua
Fountain Works. 22a Brush-st.
WANTED, cor. Mich, and 4tn, TO FURNISH
rooms conpiete. 81 week sumner -
csc TO soc MUSIC at lc, &c and Sc per
copy, at Schwankovsky's Great Sheet
Music Sale.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-23

Bicycle Bargains

200 secondhand bicycles. almost new
Cheapest place in town WHO to b 1GGy tires
Call and see what I have TO ofrer
you before buying your bicycle else
where. All makes. Open evenings
and Sunday. Fry's. S04 Michigan
ave.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-23

FOR sALE-Title. Apply TO COUNT
GOULASHKY, Vienna.
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The Holly chieftain., 1908-08-07
CAB FEST OF STATE EDITORS

The midsummer meeting of the
Colorado Editorial Association
will be held in Canon City, August
10th and llth and from advices at
hand will be an event long to be
remembered. In the evening there
will be a moonlight excursion over
the Rio Grande up into the Rayal
Gorge in open top observation cars
and an opportunity given to walk
around and view the wonderful
chasm in most thrilling manner.
In the afternoon there will be an
automobile run over the famous
Sky Line Drive, which the Travel
Magazine says is the most wonder
full drive in the world, then through
the orchards( among the richest in
the state), and to Canon City Nat
atorium for swim. A big banquet
and ball in the evening will bring
the meeting to a close. The hos
pitable people of Canon City have
extended cordial invitation to
every newspaper man in the state
to be their guests. They cannot
afford to miss it.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-08-07
TO SUPPLY WATER

At a regular meeting of the city
dads last Monday evening, Major
NJ. NJ. Brown offere tie t, VIII of
Holly the GIT to ol tain it's water
s pp'y from Horse Creek. which
flows through his premises about
twelve meles north. for a nominal
consideration. He declares there
is an ample supply all the year
round, ard that the I Ian would re
more feasible than the pumpi. e
project.
He was listened to with great
attention. bun the lack of aquorum
prevented any offici,l action and
from what en- be glem ed at this
time early steps will be taken to
investigate the claims set orth by
our citizen and patriarch.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-08-07
CONTRACT is LET
For the Arkansas Valley Inter-
urban Road.

The contract for the work on
the kansas-Colorado Railway
company's line from Pueblo to
Dodge City and from Garden
City to- Scott City was let by the
board OF directors last Saturday
TO a. B. Hulit, who represented
the Northern Electric company OF
aoison. Wis. The contracts let
by the board at It's meeting in
i-eublo include the grading, ties,
ee.ing and bridges ror the entire
length OF the road between the
places named. OF this amount OF
construction work the grading
and tiling contracts are thorough
ly financed, and the officers of the
road see clearly the way to abso-
lutte completion.
This is the most important
move yet made by the promoters
OF this great undertaking, and
with the grading of the western
division already financed and
work in progress, the project that
at first bad the appearance of a
wonderfully optimistic dream is
assuming material proportions by
rapid strides.
People who love intensely al
ways quarrel. 1t is only when
there is quiet friendship between
them that they are peaceable.
A Prowers county farmer sold
his 28-acre field of beets for ST.,
o5o. He cleared nearly $50 an
acre on the deal.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-08-07
HUNTSEASY MONEY

Last Tuesday summons was is
sued from the Office of Justice
Sherman at Hartman by w.
j. Wills, an alleged printer.
against the Chieftain editor, on his
oath declaring that we were un-
lawfully OBTAINING trunk belong
ing to him worth s25.
This person was discharged
from The Chieftain Office last
spring for drunkenness, and now
finding himself without funds
apparently, seeks balm to the ex-
tent of $25 for his injured feelings
and empty purse.
The trunk in question was
seized for a board bill by a re.
spected citizen of Holly who was
thus repaid for his kindness to
.'injured innocence" By way of
private and alone we would sug-
gest that the "printer" look for
greener fields and richer pasture,
as the trunk scheme is an ancient
one.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-08-07
NUMBER 13

Miss Esther Lewis, the able
operator at the Telephone Ex-
change, has been promoted to the
management of the Granada Ex-
change, vice Miss Sarah Hubble.
whose resignation was impelled
on account of failing health.
Miss Lita Mckee expects to
study music at Ottawa, Kans.
She will spend part of this month
in Denver.
John Y. Ewart, d. d., of New
ton, kans., who has been the
guest of his brother-in-law, Rev.
w. X. Wright recently left Sat
urday for Colorado Springs to
join his wife who is staying there
for her health.
Mrs. VIM. Baker left Saturday
for her long contemplated visit
to Colorado Springs.
Mrs. VIM. Baker and Mrs. w.
J. Pratt expect to go to Kansas
City to buy millinery goods, soon
after Mrs. Pratt's return from
Iowa.
Mrs. c. E. Randolph, Miss Sal
lie Randolph and Mrs. Hankins
were among the guests at the
Presbyterian social Friday night.
Miss Eva Baxter will succeed
Miss Esther Lewis in the tele-
phone Office, beginning tomorrow.
Mrs. Hankins and son Clinton
have taken rooms at Mr.. w. ].
Pratt's and will be established
there about the middle of the
month.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-08-07
He Means Well.

The editor Of the Holly Chief
tain requests parties sending in
news items to write only on one
side of the sheet of paper and
that he'll do the rest. This sheet
is not SO blamed particular. Par
ties sending in news are at liberty
to write on all sides of the paper
and on the edges. if they wish !;
and we'll do the rest with pleas
ure.-Las Animas Democrat.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-08-07

! Col J. B. Fryberger of Granada
he who farms scientifically, spent
Tuesday in Holly, and is much
enthused over his crops.
AS fine sheath of wheat as ever
adorned New England field is on
exhibition in the window of the
Christopher Land Co. 1t is "A pro-
duct of the Joe Davis farm. about
seven miles d slant from Holly.
Nr. j. K. Lewark of Lamar was
u Holly visitor Sunday.
Miss May Christopher visited
friends in the country the past
week.
A plumbing establishment is
the latest enterprise slated for
Holly. While no definite arrange.
ments have been perfected, local
nrm has been flgurlng on the pro-
position and may start within the
next month.
Mrs. Francis Stewart was able
to resume her duties at the tele-
phone Office Monday.
Lot Wanted - Within two
blocks of the First National
bank; must be reasonable. Ad-
dress Spencer, care Chieftain.
Fat Cattle.
am always in the market
for fat cattle and hogs. Call, tele-
phone or write
Thomas Harmon,
Holly.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-08-07
Epitome Of the Weeks Doinis in
Holly and Vicinity

Miss Minnie Ford of the south
side spent Saturday in town ac-
companied by Ter grandmother,
Mrs. l.. M. Ford. Miss Ford is
an enthusiastic little worker abour
thirteen years old who is doing
a thriving business in picture
canvassing.
Mr.. c. V. Tourtelot of Sterling,
Neb.. the urbane gentleman who
took up 16o acres near here over
twenty years ago, dropped into
this Office last week, and was de-
lighted at the progress that Holly
has made since his last visit, four
wears ago. Mr.. Tourtelot's hold
ings are now considered very
valuable. and he looks forward
with much pleasure to the time
when he will come here to live.
House for rent, $6 per month.
George Hollis.
sMessrs. Fred and Lester Cheek
and Arthur Harms of Rocky Ford
are here working on the new SUI
gar warehouse.
Rev. c. H. Blom went to Idaho
last week to stay month.
Friends of Mrs. Frances Stew
art are sorry to know she has
recently been i'll with nervous
prostration.
Miss Zella May Wood leaves
for Denver by the middle of the
month. Miss Wood will take up
the study of music along with her
college course.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. McKee's
new house on Cheyenne street IS
nearly finished. The family has
moved in and the household is in
order. 1t is a pleasant, roomy
house with spacious bedrooms on
the upper floor. The bath room
will be built in an extension off
the porch.
Rev. E. H. Spencer of Plym-
outh, Kans., was the guest of
Rev. and Mrs. Ross last week.
Mr.. Spencer owns some land
fourteen miles north Of Holly.
Mrs. Emma King, who lives
southwest of town in the soutl,
side neighborhood, has returned
from Turon, Kans.
No one is immune from kidney trouble. SO
just remember that FoIey's Kidney Remedy will
stop the Irregularities and cure any case Of
kidney or bladder trouble that is not beyond
tho reach Of medicine. The Holly Pharmacy.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-08-07
OUR
MAN ABOUT TOWN
Some Flotsam and Jetsam
Found BY the Wayside.

There is good fishing at the
falls near the residence of Miss
lrma Borgen. Miss Bergen, Miss
Rina Wright and Miss Kathleen
"rDonald went fishing Friday
night.
RS. +. +. Mills OF San Bern
ardino. Calf, when on her way
east last week stopped to see her
old friend. Mrs. John Wilson.
Mrs. Mills and Mrs Wilson went
to Coolidge during the formers
visit here to call on old friends
and neighbors.
The Misses Regina and Nellie
Craeger of Lamar visited their
aunt. Mrs. All Wilson, recently.
A large fishing party occupy
ino two wagons laden with pro.
visions and camping accessories,
went to the reservoirs Monday
night of last week. The party
consisted of Mr.. Victor Simpson,
Archie Wilson, Colin Simpson,
George Cores and Mr.. Schlager.
Mrs. c. E. Peirce who lives
four miles north OF Granada, has
returned from her recent trip to
Nebraska where she visited
daughter near Lincoln for some
months. Mrs. Peirce spent Sat
urday in Holly.
Miss Henrietta Price of Strong
City. Kans.,. is the guest of her
brother and sister. MIR. and Mrs.
A. H. Price.
Miss Grace Wise, daughter of
Mr. EdyerA Mise who lives four
miles southwest Of town, left on
Thursday night for Wichita
where she will spend a month.
Mrs. T. c. Randolph and Miss
Sallie Randolph. mother and Sis
ter of Mr.. Ralph Randolph. ar
rived from Marysville, Kans..,
Thursday OF last week. They
have rooms at Mrs. Van Pelten's.
M. Chauncey Mckee expects
to attend some well known mill
tary school this winter. probably
the Harvard school of Los Angc-
les.
Honey for sale. Inquire of F
w. Brainard.
Yes. it pays to grow small fruit
especially gooseberries. A farmer
in the Manzanola district receiv-
ed $675 for the crop from one
acre. Another farmer was paid
SAYS for what he picked from
three-fourths of an acre.
Mrs. w. ]. Pratt is expected
home soon from Sheldon, Iowa.
Mrs. Pratt will not remain in
Iowa as long as she had expected
on account OF the indisposition
of the aunt she is visiting.
The Methodist Ladies Aid soci-
ETY. met at Mrs. B. F. Ross's on
Wednesday for Jolly afternoon.
The society is practically "off
duty" this hot weather, so the la
dies brought their own fancy
work and had an old-fashioned
visit.
The Holly quartette, composed
of Mr.. Ralph Randolph, Mr.. John
Norris. Mr.. Lo Linville and Mr..
Willie Baker, is beginning to be
heard from. Everybody speaks
of the fine voices Of these young
men, and the hope is expressed
that they will keep up their prac
tice and constantly add to their
repertoire and their popularity.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. McGoveny
ard son Delmar were guests OF
Mayor and Mrs. J, S. McMurtrie
last week.
The people OF Holly are greatly
touched by the continued bereave-
ment of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Nc
Goveny. Almost before the fire
VISA extinguished invitations pour
ed in from all over town. Mrs.
McGoveny is general favorite.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-08-07

The Holly diamond was aglow
with an array Of talent seldom
seen outside Of the professional
leagues, last Tuesday, when the
Benedicts put their unfortunate
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-17
2. {. DANCING Club.

The P c Dancing Club gave verg
enjoyable dance last evening at Asca.
Ion Lodge Hail Mr. and Mrs Walter
Huette chaperoned the party
Those participating were as follows.
Miss Mitchell OF Peoria, Misses Eda
Lind, Miriam Carey, Jessie Davis.
Margaret Strong, Winifred Cox Mat
tie Mulyihu Kate Davis, Ada Walker.
Ethel Berry Eva Yerka Joe Winter,
Zaida Lewis; Messrs. Dan Wood
Claude Roberts. Miles Leslie, Paul
F1ournoy. Murray Falcouer VIII Win
ter, Roy Lutes, John MulyihaiI Rob
ert Goldsmith, Carl Bode Roy Baird,
Peter Lind. $. E. Smith, Festus Bar
ter
Blakemore's orchestra played excel
lent music for dancing
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-17

Deputies Nulbam and Davis who
We're appointed recently by Sheriff
Frank E. Davis for service in tie
upper part OF the city arrested five
tramps Thursday night al the sub.
way The prisoners were brought be-
fore Justice Whltcamp yesterday ana
given stay to leave town. They
were suspected CT having held up &
negro vino was going home IN he
wagon and who reported the matter
to the Waterman at the Chicago Mil
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-17
Fads and Fashions.

New York. Oct fG-Women, espec.
tally young women who like to dress
becomingly and vet be In style, will lie
glad to hear that the jumper in a
modified form viii be fashionable
again this season, 1t is apparent
from some of the French models re-
Gently imported and is prettier than
ever in its present form. It is al
taehed to the skirt of the thFee,pieee
suit The waist line is novel up three
inches from the normal the skirt h
cut on a close circular In TWO or four
cores. and the straight limo down from.
and back is emphasized by two bands
of wide embroidery or braid, and is
made with wide shoulder pieces, US
ually covered with three shapei
founces, and has a three inch cap fol.
lowing a pear-shaped armhole
This arrang cement is worn over an
elaborate guimpe OF Turkish, Irish or
tlet lace run with silver or goll
thread. When the color Of the mater
ial will permitted net is used instead
Of lace, and is heavily darued in agi
out with Persian colored floss In
either case the sleeves extend down 10
the kuuckles and fit the arm closely
They fasten from elbow to wrist with
any fancy little buttons thar can be
picked up. Over this frock goes %
coat in the Directoire style. loose
enough not to crush the gown, but
slender enough to be graceful ami
fashionable.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-17
The Prudent Landlord

knows the value of proper plumbn
aud also knows that modern sanitary
plumbing greatly increases the rem
ing value Of his property. lie ais
SHOWS that it pays to employ a plumb
~ whose work is reliable and promr.
We have a standing among all who
control or manage property that =
secona to none for first class wor-
and moderate charges.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-17
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Base BAL Game.

The Cairo High School baseball
taanI VIII 20 to Mounds today to play
The Mounds team this afternoon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-17

NrE U0E8HZ liff1Fre and hiGn
lass vaudeville acts are offered ar
ga CAIRO ogsra hCass tonight VII
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-17

Mr ami Mrs William Cooke of
klcniike Ariz. af. guests OF the Dat.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-17

B0ttlediu-bruI vhiskay Toe per
drink at the OLD TERRELL BAR.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-17
FLORENCE FAIRBANKS.

Vincent Middlesworth of Celualia,
is visiting friends in the city.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-17

( is visiting friends in the city
1 Hon w. 5. CantrelI of Benton. was
in the city yesterday on business.
W P Halliday left for Memphis
last night to spend SUNDAY az home.
Mr and Mrs Guy P. Eichenberger
have returned from "a visit in Chi
cage.
Mrs. Girard Bouchet Of Cedar
street. is confined to her home by
illness.
Mrs. Man Bernstein went to Du
Quoin last evening 10 spend "a few
days with relatives.
Miss Wmifrcd War6er Of Holhrook
avenue Is planning 10 spend the vim
to- Ia Washington d. C..
! Miss MaeIalene yandcrhurg has
returned from Cane GirarHeau Mo-.
where she visited friends for week.
Mr. aui Mrs. ~ Pratt I.agtou of
/ J o. Angeles Cal. are tine guests off
/ Nr and Mrs. Miles s Gilbert ~
! "Greeuway
c ~ IIassIss IF Cape Girana-aH.
/ No. district agent for the NaU4.s.
Cash Register COMPANY Is iu the city
9 On business.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-17

con- tF 1870. a H l-.ai ir
tEs cairo Clfs STILLS CORNER Taeaitth
ana Lsae sfrss.E. uHrad ht EhaE
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-17

lCouel1dsd On sl4tt Rass9
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-17

Hon w. 5. CautrelI of Benton was
in the city yesterday on business
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-17

Miss Maglaleue Naudorhurg has
returned from Cape Giraueau Mo-.
where she visited friends for q week.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-17

W p. Halliday left for Memphis
last night to spend Sunday at home
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-17

Capt J N Joplin Of Benton. was
in the city Yesterday ON politica!
business looking after tho intar,s 5
Of Democracy
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-17

Mr and Mrs Guy P. Eichenberger
have returned from a visit in Chi
cagu.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-17

Mrs. Girard Buuchet Of Cedar
street is confined 70 her home by
Illness
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-17

Miss Wnifrcd Warder Of Holhrook
avenue Is planning 10 spend the Win
tee Ia Washington ID G..
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-17

Mrs Mary Bernstein went To Du
Quoin last evening 10 spend "a few
DAYS with relatives
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-09
RICKMERS' MEN SAVED.

Aided by Life Savers They Come
 Ashore-Another Oil Ship Aground.
 New York, May 9.-The gale that heaved the giant German steel sailing ship Peter Rickmers high on the shoals of South Beach, Long Island, and with a furious sea beat down the steel masts and yards, swept away the boats and deckhouse and filled the hull with eighteen feet of water subsided suffi- eiently to permit the seventy-two men aboard to escape.
 The wreckers believe that the Rick mers will be able to withstand the ter rife hammerlng the sea has given her for two days and will be pulled of the bar.
 Feeling her way through the dense fog which enveloped the New Jersey coast, the big Standard Oil tank steam. CT Washtenaw, just in from Sabine, Tex, with 27,000 barrels of oil. went hard and fast on a shoal 300 yards from the life saving station at Chad wick, N. J. a-.-
 The oil carrier is in no immediate danger, and her crew of thirty-slx have not been taken off by the life savers, who succeeded after several attempts in shooting line to the stranded ship. A breeze that came in intermittent puffs out of the northeast and beat light rain into slantless drizzle was expected to funk out and leave fattened sea, in which the work of getting the tank steamer off the shoals could be undertaken imme- diately.
 The life saving crews from the Man tolaking, Chadwick and Toms river stations kept close watch on the Wash tenaw. Several attempts were made to launch lifeboats when the steamer was discovered trapped in the treacherous sands, but the surf was too high. and the boats were flung back on the beach by the seething combers. A Lyle gun carried line to the oil tank, and one of the crew was brought ashore in the brooches buoy. He reported that the Washtenaw was wedged fast and that her engines had made several futile attempts to get her into deep water.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-09
School Children Go on Strike.

Chester, Pa. May 9.-As manifes- tation of the bitterness with which many people regard the Chester Trac- ton company and the men who took the places of the motormen and con ductors when they went on strike several weeks ago this city witnessed sympathetic strike of the pupils of the Morton avenue school because two teachers. Miss Anderson and Miss Mac. Farland, rode on the trolley cars man. ned by strike breakers. When the pu- pills learned that the teachers had rid den on the cars they refused to attend the sessions. As a climax to the incl dent mothers of the children went be- fore the school board and demanded the removal of the teachers. The par. ents were promised that the teachers would make an apology to tho children on Monday and also make public apOl- ogy through the columns of the local newspapers.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-09
Bishop Asks to Be Retired.

Baltimore, May 9.-An attack upon polygamy by woman delegate. the report of the missionary work of the church in southern Asia and the re- quest of Missionary Bishop J. NJ. Tho burn for retirement from active serv. ice were the chief features of the meet ing of the Methodist Episcopal general conference here. Bishop James W Bashford of Shanghai. China. deliver. cd an eloquent address on China. A delegate from the far west created a stir just before adjournment by de nouncing some literature which had been distributed among the delegates. The objectionable matter was contain ed in a souvenir pamphlet and turned out to be whisky advertisements.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-09
General Markets.

BUTTER-Cresnery specials. z7c.: ex tras. 8tzc: frsts. Eassc.. seconds. zza.ac- thirds. isanc. held extras. 2cs nrsts ezaztc seconds. slzzie.. thirs3s. Issisc state dairy. good to cloice. z1azc-. com. mon to fair. ltszc.. proeess. specials zc extras. ssc: hrsts. Na1e-s seconds Isafar. thirds isal7e-. imitation cream. cry. frsis. NaZle.
 CHEESE - Fun cream. old. sp@ciais iSc state. fun rrxam. old. small whits. fancy. I4Ac: old large and small col or~d fancy. Itc: old. fair b prime. fi1fa lar old common saSases fan crearn new. salgac. skins. II rouna speclala ss.e.: fine. esa1tfc fair to good. sssasasc cours0a. late faI skfHs. fsiAar-
 FGGs-stats. Pennsylvania and nearby seIscted vhifs. farers tSe-s rFirre e rhoscs issfsi.c hroVn and mixed. I7Ass rss.r. fresh Eafksred staTzEs parEst. ils fSc- regular packed. s1fra frEts- l7i4s r-zr- rrsfs ISssIze-s secUnis. fsalsc thirds. I7lsslfsc- dirtiss. i1aifizc-: ehsckn szf1c-
 LIVE PouLTRY-sprinE ekieks.s. r-i psura. s1- fcuhs. t5A4e roosssrs. volra ara o.a sz4e turksye- Frt-e Ifc rrfnea fouas. rsr pair zae psweoms Er.
 DRESSED P0ErGTRT - Fsrru an8 ir god dsrnana. fresh kflse5 fowls chn2~e fazrF4c. ss.. fair ts xaad. KszSaFTAsr ciE rss1~.srs. rr~r reHrN8 N~wlse~s aazGr-
 POTAT0ES-Ffrw& ard ia fair &-znara cncsce. p<r hlxksL. E@Sr-s faar ts Euod MsApc.