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Fully equipped to do anything in the Banking line

estimated by competent engineers. That said capital stock shall be paid in, in such manner and at such times and under such conditions as may De prescribed by the Board of Directors.
 ARTICLE VII
 The affairs of this corporation shall be managed by a Board of five Direc- tors and the names of the Directors who shall manage the affairs of the Company until their successors are elected, as shall be provided by the Bylaws of the Company, and who have been elected as Directors From among the subscribers, are: James s. Douglas, W. H. Brophy, M. J. Gun ningham, NJ. ]. Brophy and George H. Neale; that an annual meeting Of the stockholders of said Company shall be held on the first Saturday in April of each year at which meeting such Directors shall be elected.
 ARTICLE VIII.
 That the highest amount of indebt- edness or liability to which said cor nration iS at any time to subject it. self, is Three Hundred and ThnIy three Thousand ($533, ,000) Dollars.
 ARTICLE K.
 
 said proposed road Is to be construct ed is from the City of Bisbee to the City of Douglas, in Cochise County. Territory of Arizona, being the county through which it is intended to pass and its length as nearly as may be estimated, Is twenty-five miles.
 ARTICLE K
 That private property of stock holders is to be exempt from corpor- ate debts.
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, We have hereunto set our names and places of residence and number of shares of stock taken by us respectively in such company, this 11th day of April, 1908.
 J. s. DOUGLS, residing at Bisbee, Arizona, 260 shares. W. H. BROPHY, residing at Bisbee, Arizona, Ten shares. NJ. J. CUNNINGHAM, residing at Bisbee. Arizona, Ten shares Nj. J. BROPHY. residing at Bisbee, Arizona, Ten shares. GEORGE H. NEALE, residing at Bis bee, Arizona, Ten there's.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-30
WELL IS DYNAMITED
 TWICE IN A WEEK
The Pipe Line at Bonito, New Mexico, Also Has Been
 Wrecked,

BONITO, N. Nj, May 29.-The Bo nito Carrizozo pipe line through which the waters of the southfork of the Rio Bonito are conveyed by gravity from Bonito to Carrizozo to suppfy that city as weu as the Fl Paso ana Southwestern railroad, has been dy- namited twice during the past two weeks and the flow consequently stopped.
 By whom the dynamiting has been done is as yet unknown though the secret service department of the Fl Paso and Southwestern has been ac- tive ever since the flrst outrage was reported.
 Why the pipe line has been wrecked Is a matter of conjecture, but it is supposed to have been blown up by some one dissatisfied with the compensation paid for right of way across his claim or farm. William Garoin, former city engineer of Fl Paso, is the engineer in charge of the
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pipe line and with his men Is kept busy watching for leaks or breaks whether caused by pressure of water from within or powder from without
 Luckily, the artificial lake estab- lished near NogaI is so full of water that the breaks in the pipe caused by the dynamiters caused no discomfort further than the labor and expense entailed to repair.
 When the capacity of the lake at Nogal has been reached it is estimat- ed that enough water Will have been stored to supply Carrizozo and the railroad company for a year.
 In looking after the aqueduct MT. Garyin is assisted by R. r. Stewart who looks after the intake at South Fork, and Charles Watson, another old time Fl Pasoan, who rides the line.
 One of the latest rumors in connec- tion with the pipe Inca sort of a pipe" as 1t were-is that the South western contemplates the establish ment of an all-the year-around resort at the artificial lake.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-30
SHERIFE'S SALE.
Nick I. Medigovich, plaintiff,
SIMS ELY, Territorial Auditor.

Nick I. Medigovich, plaintiff,
 vS.
 Pavle Vukosavovich. NJ. Enrich and J. Vukosaoyich, defendants.
 Under and by virtue of an order of ale issued out of the district court of he Second Judicial District of the County of Cochise, on the 14th day Df May, 1908, in the above entitled ac- ion, wherein Nick I. Medigovich, the above named plaintiff. obtained a judgment against Pavle Vukosavo- vich, NJ. Enrich and J. VukosavovIcn defendants, on the 14th day of May, 1908, for the sum of Six Hundred Sixty Three and 70-100 ($663.70) dol lars, besides costs, interest ard ar. cruing costs, I am commanded to sell that certain property described as iV'- lows, to-wit:
 "The month to month lease inter cst to all of Lots Fifty-one (51) and Fifty-two (52) according to the map md survey made by the Copper Queen Consolidated Mining Company If Chihuahua Hill, together with one frame building thereon of ten rooms known as the "SeTvian Bakery" all situated in the City of Bisbee, County Of Cochise, Territory of Arizona"
 Public notice is hereby given that On Saturday, the 9th day of June, 1908, at 2 o'clock p. m., of that day, in front of the Court House ooUl u the County of Cochise, I will in obedience to said order of sale, sell the above described property. or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy said judgment. with interest. costs, etc, to the highest and best bidder for cash.
 Dated at Tombstone, Arizona, this l4th day of May, 1908.
 JOHN F. WHITE, Sheriff. 1SS By A. A. Hopkins. Deputy Sher1m.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

Office of the Comptroller of the Cur
 reacy.
 Washington. D. C.,
 March 24. 1908 Notice Is hereby given to III per sons who may have claims against The First National Bank of Bisbee.- Territory of Arizona, that tie same must be presented to T. N. Lakin receiver, with the legal proof thereof within three months from this date, or they may be disallowed,
 VIM. B. RIDGLEY, S49 comptroller of he Currency
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ARTICLE X.
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,

 County of Cochise.-sS.
 On this 11th day of April, 1908. be, fore me, Myrtle McGayock, a Notary Public in and for the County of Co chise, Territory of Arizona, person ally appeared James s. Douglas, W. H. Brophy, NJ. J. Cunningham, NJ J. Brophy and George H. Neaie, known to me to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the foregoing in- strument and acknowledged to me that they executed the same for the purpose and consideration therein ex- pressed.
 Given under my hand and seal of office this 11th day of April, 1908. My commission expires Oct. q, 1911.
 MYRTLE McGAVOCK, (SeaD Notary Public. Filed and Recorded at reuesL o1 Neale & Sutter, April 15, 1908, at D. m, Book Interpretations, Pages 202-206.
 C. A. MCDONALD,
 Conn y Recorder. Filed in the otfIc2 of the 7erri.vr- ial Auditor of the Territory of Ari- zona this Is day cf April A. D. 1908, at 10 a. III. at request of Fred Sutter, whose postoffice address is Bisbee, Arizona.
 SIMS ELY,
 TprritnyIaI Auditor
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European. Fifth and Olive Streets adjoining Temple Auditorium. Strictly modern. Prices reasonable. 100 rooms, near park. all cafes and theaters- Postoface blocks. A quiet spot in the very heart of LOS ANGELES, CAL.
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If you like to wear clothes that are just a little differ ent from the rest you want to look at and try on, some of our latest Var. sity suits. made ex- pressly for us by HART scHAFFNE7
 6 MARX.
 The new little ideas in pockets. In the cut of the front of the coat, the cuffs on the sleeves. the trousers-a lot of smart new ideas in these suits will certainly pie a 8 Q you. The new fabrics are except lonally beautiful; and we can show you the pick of them.
 Spring overcoats, Spring suits; All sorts of Good clothes.
 This store is the home of
 Hart Sehaffner
 & Marx clothes. And no other. (The Safe Place.)
 SCHWARTZ
 BROTHERS
The Washington times., 1908-09-30
House Furnishings

I9c Sleeve Boards. with felt pad
ding, covered with white cotton iec
Long Handle GaivanizeI Iron
Coal ShOyels ..-.....------.---.-.- Sc
Nickel Plated Stove Lifters.-... &c
American Cutlery Co.'S Victor
Carving Sets. 9-inCh blades ebOB-
lied handles FOr..-.--..-.---...-.-- lsc
The Columbia Jar Clamp and
Holder. for fastening jars--.----.- sc
Heavy Galvanized Iron Ash
Cans, 2O-gallon size----------------- CSC
Best quality Crystal Glass Jelly
TUmblers, with tin tops, each-.-..llzc
CSC Selected Lumber Curtain
Stretchers. size 6Nl2 feet---------.-- 49C
American Family Platform
Scales. warranted accurate-.-..-.- &c
Steel Oyster Fryers with sep
arate wire drain baskets...--.--.-. PC
Best quality Mason's Rubber
Jar Rings, dOZen-----.--.--.- Sc
l-pouDd packages Of Parafin
Wax, for sealing fruit--..---.------ Sc
Best quality Mason's Porcelain
lined Jar Tops, dozen &c
6ec Granite Iron Tea Kettles.
5-Qudrt size. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. o3c
I9c Granite Iron Covered Buck
cts. 4-pInt size ....-.-...---.-.-.-- lie
35c Selected quality Brooms, {
strings, we'll made--.-.-.--..-...... &c
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Cut.PriCe Toilets

Large bottles Household Ammonia Sc
25c size bottles OF DiONOgen-
10c West India Sea salt, for the
bath OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. &C
10c size cakes Of Hand SapoliO....G &C
Genuine "4711" White Almond Soap.7C
10c cakes Of White CASTLE SOap..-.Tc
Williams Shaving Soap. round
CAKES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ---..---... &C
DaggetJ & RamSGeI's Perfect"
Cold Cream. .......................Ic
Wilbert's Nursery Talcum Powder.
one pound cans, bOrated or violet
perfumed; regular 25c.............l5c
The Washington times., 1908-09-30
Dress Ginghams

I cases Of Dress GinghamS, in
stripes, checks and broken plsids.
colors q light blue, grey, tan. pink,
Ox-blood etc. Warranted
fast cClOrs. suita bic Cor :
Children's dresses and "a
waists. regularly I0c. h4h
One day al a ydrd-........N ~ -
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-16
GeSar.Sorf.

0ie Geoar ; Sort JnrmerS 8eeen'
ieitiee lluterfiubunes Seietihuft, gu
9esmOut, Ro., sesen 5euer u. 9Iis,
meldle in 1877 uon 5armeru eeeriins
bet wurbe, 1T cine Der beIten Ser'
einiauus i'm Staate. 9ieie @eiels
idnit bat felt 81 Sabreu ieoen Sha'
ben meIder ourh Jeuer ooer Slib
%entit1noen, nit nur Is Gents GuFnee
oui oas 500 einseihabten gieens
tbums binuen 60Snpen pdnttliH be.
sablt.
Der 8iebbeItano u. 5utter, iouie
8orn, BeiSen, &oa9en, pafer. Rlees
iamen u. anoere oreihbnre Jriihte
nod I'M StOt, Uber eeoroihen, ionic
5leiih, Rebt. 5ett, 8artofet uno
anoere oils 9ebensmittel aufbenarte
Broouite, peroen ntht aufeen0mmen
uno tarirt. Sulte iulhes @iaeutbum
burh 6euer Dber 8lib uerlOren
aebnne, we=oen 3 unpartbeiidsR ld.
barn uelhe gum 8erein aeb6ren,
BON Der Snrntoren oaSu ernannt
nelhe unter Glib beseueen, ruie piel
es seweien iein mag. Gph Der al
a%entbummer 0es Stabens lou ieins
Gneaben, unter Glib, MAIDEN, uOrauf
3 oes Shabens besablt miro. IS
lam tein Sebdube ooer anbere8 gts
aentbum aufsenpmmeu ueroeu mel.
DIES in elmer anbern @eiellhnft se.
gen Seuer u. 8ltb geriihert 1T.
Sbut elm Dtitetieo ioldes eebt es
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-16

Vim Wpntae Roreen uurbe an Der
btefisen B.rfte benz Souls StubtIe
iein S1iff entpenoet, unb lieBen bic
Diebe einen atten Raiten an STEELE
bes @ehobtenen surii. Die Bebor.
ben in Baibinston uurben benad.
rihtiet uno es aelans ibnen bic Burr
ifen udbrenb bes cages auf ben
5lus 81 faneen, welGe aIerlei Rram
ais Yarfum, Seize. Shute u. {. no..
pabri tetnti4 eeitUblen. nit Fd
iabrten. gte eaben lire 0amen ala
5rant 2umeQ, 5enrp Saeaer uno &ot
6mitb On, unb b.finoen fih in Der
bieiiaen Sail no fe cine @efdnsnib.
trafe uon ie Is Gaeen absuba6er
ba7 en-.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-16

Gas Concert bee Auintette Opera
&o., unter ben Guiplc:en be8 Ger.
mann Sgceum Bureau am Utittppf
Gbeno inar auen 8eiuhern elm bober
muifaliiher @enuB uno tpirb LANCE
tn an%genetmer @rinnerune bleiben.
Rit Der Ginfibrune bieier erftlaiii.
cen Concerto bat bas 9peeun Bureau
einen gliidfiden Burf eetban: in.
fiuftip fiblt 60 Der 8uidausr baB bic
gortraaenoen eebilbete Reni fen,
feiu sei1ulte Rrdfte finb, benen auIes
9ieoriae, Bottle tuie es MUIR ~ hdu.
Fs bel @anoertruppen gum Gusbruf,
tOmmt. fern tebt.
dut benz SalSmann Supenile Or.
Gefter eeblbrt tar ieine 2eifuna bel
oieier @eleaenbeit Gnertennuna; ca
min uns iGeinen oils Oh aeuEi aus
iuu5en 2euten gang anbere, before
sefttste Weni4en mad5t unb bieIel.
ben iih unbeuuBt bic persen ibrer
Witbireer eroberu. W6ften bod
mebr iunae aeute fid biefen idbnen
&initen 5%utuenoen.
---
8as Better macbt fidb gang famps.
gneenebm tudbrenb bes Cages unt
tibl bel Der Naht. @irtlid gan,
ibeales Serbittpetter,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-16
KirhltAes.

Samtasihule beeinnt Roreen In
Der ct. $auls RirHe, eebattsn BON
80 l1br moraens.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fdnet n6t.
ten Runtaes an, eebaften .Nontass
Montaes, gRtttmohs unb 5reitass,
moreens BON 9-12 nbr.
Das Grntebanffef teiert bic st.
Bauls @emeinbe am Sunntaa i'm
Roreeneottesbienft.
Der G%rauenuerein feisrt, am Conn.
taanahmiitae iein So. Sshreafef unb
6err Baitor Sorfmann BON st.
Souls. bdlt bic GeRreoe. vile Sreun.
be finb her3lih einselaben.
Gin Rirdentonssri, nsranhaIltei
pom gbor Der ct. 8auts @emeinoe
unter 8eihalfe bes satamnnn's Su.
uinile Orbeitra unb Draanifin SRI.
alice Bod, tuirb am abenb Der 20.
Ottober hattfinben @eiane, Drdsfer.
uno Drseimnfit, tueroen In anseueb.
mer Beiie miteinanber abwediefr
uno ben Bubbrern einen iebr interei,
%ianten Gbenb bieten. groernm unit
Ginaetbeiten perben ipdter uer5fent
Lliht.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-16

oGanb. 5err unb 6rnu Dan
Rrueeer uun Blue Siq, Neb., iino
bieie 8ote bier bel Nuauit arueser
~ 8eiuh.
- 9bDs. Guis 1T BON Ruenie nnt
8ihp ~itereeiiebelo no er ben BE.
trieb Der Niiible iberuimntt.
= Die Don Or. Sebn benz Staat
8ndteriUIUeen Rc9Uunea lberiarb.
ten Broben pon Sriutmaiier ben
8obnorten ueritiebener AM gteruen'
fieber b~efaueneu 8irsern Al Roiebub
entnommen bsbufS hemiiher nnter'
iuhuna, bat ermittelt baB es nitt
am 9rintpaiier liest, mas bic 8rant'
belt uerrriaht.
- SRI. Suloa Shul5 pelfe meb'
rere Bohen trant tuar, lit iebt total
srblinbet. sic perbrahte mebrere
Bodben i'm 9iatuniHenheim In st.
Souls pp bic beiten Ger3te lie in BE-
banolune batten, ubne i'm Stanoe 81
Iein ibr gu belfeu. Sbre 5huetern
Srau 3bps. Seller BON 0arlem, 9eb.
unb 5rau B. Q. 9eiier BON Bart'
bile, Wu. ,unb ihr 8ruoer Sonatban
bon ct. Souls liub iebt bel ibr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-16

2pbia aleinbienit bat int areisse'
ribt cine Sbeibunestlase eeeen IL.
rem @atten ,gbas. &leinbienf einse'
reidt. 9as 8aar tpurbe am 4. Seb'
r,iar 1900 in Boone County eetraut
sic madt In Der alaeeidrift seltenb.
baB er ntdt fur ibren llnterbult iore'
tie unb perlanst Ebbut iiber ibr 6
Sabre allies Gbbnden. Self. Str
Soft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-16
The Object of Life Insurance

Life insurance, unlike any other form Of investment, has
for its primary object protection in event of death during the
productive period of life. 1t is therefore OF the greatest inn
portance that every known means should be adopted which
will safeguard such investment from fluctuations and dangers
which beset the usual business transactions.
The important question is not which company has the
greatest amount of insurance in force or the largest showing
of assets, but which company under any and all conditions,
by its own peculiar system, affords to the insured the greatest
security.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-16

Der unteritasuns 8erluitis.
Yer oieier @eieIiaait bei3utreten
manitt tat ii9 BET 8. .. 8uniel.
meper, BrdiOent. @erato ItO., Ober
bel Gbriit 9uuuier, SaratOr, 9er'
mann, 0tp., ausumelben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-16

Sutius Sufmann If Rtttmod In
BeaIe,tuna ieiner SHwefer 5rau
2ouiia Gnslert bon @eu gorf mad
CALIFORNIA, Ro., eereift UNI oa ibren
Druber Srib 5Dfmann gu beiuhen.
ggtr batten am Montaa bas 8er'
aniiaen ben alien 6errn Wna. Sobetn
BON ber Gl~ien.5foao In Der 6taot 5u
bearasen. 9rob ietner IS SATIRE be-
tuirtbihaftet &c feline 6arm aQein
ieine Sunaeu inb aussefossn.
Sfbur ehmiDt, BON iibern 5lut
brodte uoraefern cine srube Jubrs
sIepset bierber wel&e BON bteiieer
Sarmern betelt ruaren ba es tier'
Qrts nit Der Dbiternte ihleHt befteut
mar. Der Srsis tommt beim Gn'
fauf gar nidt in 8etra&t; bic Srass
IN rar: @u lam id Gepiel taufen?
9dhHen gunntae gOrmittass L
ubr, oeutihe 8rebist in ber Netbo'
biifentirGe.
GDnntaeidu!e 2 lbr RaA nittass
geaeue 8%eriammluna unb enaliid'
Rreoiat NbenbB 1880.
&atefismus llnterridt ieben an
beren gonnabeno, 9 llbr gormittass
nnfaneenb nit bieier BoHe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-16
Policies Secured

The St. LOUIS National Lie Insurance Company as opef-
ated under the laws of the State of Missouri, affords security
as near absolute as it is possible to devise. Every policy is
sued by the St. Louis National Life Insurance Company bears
upon its face a certificate under seal and signed by the lnsur-
ance Commissioner in the following language
STATE OF MISSOUR - Insurance Department
This Policy is registered and secured by a pledge of
bonds or deeds of trust on real estate deposited with this
Department"
Thus the State of Missouri becomes the Trustee and Gus
todian of the funds Of the Policy Holders equalt to the full net,
cash value OF each and every Policy. Thus at every stage of
the contract, the insured is fully protected; somewhat analog-
Gus to a national banknote, being secured by a deposit with
the Government of the United States, SO a Policy in the st.
Louis National Life Insurance Company is secured to the
extent of its full net cash value by a deposit OF approved,
interest bearing securities with the State OF Missouri, the
Company being compelled to keep on deposit with the State
insurance Department a sufficient amount to cover all its liza
bilities by reason OF its outstanding policy contracts, and can
not withdraw its deposit down below its liabilities, but must
at all times keep with the State Of Missouri an amount sufic-
lent to cover such liabilities hence the truth, Not how big,
hut how good y
The Holly chieftain., 1908-11-13
Death Of Mrs. ]. M. Miller

Last Saturday evening at her
late residence, there passed from
this vale of tears Mrs. j. M. Mil
Ter, wife of Joe Miller, who has
been II sufferer for mary years
with tuberculosis. Although
friends and neighbors by the score
endeavored to minister to her wants
until the end, death came as a re.
lief to the sufferer. when all hu-
man aid failed. Deceased leaves
to mourn her loss a husband and
two little sons, aged IL and 8 re-
spectively.
The funeral occurred last Mon
day from the Methodist church,
Col. Thomas Holland Of Amity
officiating, in the absence or Rev.
Ross. Col Holland delivered u
most eloquent address, and spoke
in endearing terms of thesdeceased
as a neighbor and friend, paying
that tribute that OILY husband
and children can appreciate.
Holly Leaf Camp 77S4. of which
Mr.. Miller is a member. acted as
escort to the cemetery, and the
pallbearers were Messrs G. A.
i.inkham, Oscar Vincent, Charles
LeBeau, Ed Merwin, Charlie Lo-
zar and s;m Ktmrer.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-11-13
Always Siin.

This office frequently receives
-Sfron different parts of the county
welt written items for publication
to which the writers names are
not signed. Correspondents are
earnestly requested to attach the
u name of writer-not necessarily
for publication, but simply as a
guarantee OF good faith. Remenn-
! Der also that communications
should reach us as early as We'd
resday.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-11-13
ALONG THE ARKANSAS.
Items of Interest Boiled Down
About the Famous Valley.

.cJOOIN tliC L dillOuo tduCY.
An artesian we'll. $50 feet deep
las been completed for the La
.Junta Electric Light company.
AT the present time the well has
flow Of eighty gallons per minute.
which will furnish supply ample
for all purposes
The officials of the Colorado O.
Southern and Denver d. Rio
Grande railroads are formulating
plans to construct AN entire new
line from Pueblo to Walsenburg.
The road will be built jointly by
10th roads nnd will be double
track for the entire distance of 26
miles. and when completed, will go
through II section of country where
much easier grades can be obtained
than i, ut present the case. The
changers made necessary by the
constantly increasing traffic over
the joint track between the two
points.
At the last meeting Of the town
council of Fowler, it was decided
to call an election to vote on
bond issue to erect IA tower and
tank for reserve supply Of water
for fire purposes. The cost is not
expected TO exceed $i5,OU0.
The Citizens and Farmers State
bank Of Arkansas City, Kans.,
CLOSED its doors on Nov. 6. The
Ford Produce company, prominent
in the produce business in that
section of Kansas, which recently
failed, is understood to be indebted
/. to the bank to the amount of
$4,000 and this is supposed to be
. the reason for tue failure.
The Colorado Savings and trust
company of La .Jnnta has moved
into its magnificent new quarters
and recently rendered a reception
to the citizens of the town in order
to properly acquaint them with the
fact. The new banking rooms are
fitted up in palatial manner and
are said to be the finest in he Ar
kansas valley. The building was
completed at considerable cost
and is Il hondsoule and ornate
CONSTRUCTIVE.
Oscar q. Strain has been APP
pointed postmaster at McClave.
Kearney county. Kansas, has
voted in favor OF issuing bonds for
the Kansas Colorado electric rail
road and power company by "A vote
OF three to one.
John E. Godding, convicted of
wrecking the State Bank of Rocky
Ford, has been sentlMced to from
two to two and a half years III the
peni,entiary on cacn Of the four
four counts on which he was con
yicted. The sentences real y
amount to sentence of from
eight to ten years.
Patronize Chicftain advertisers.
IT means the continued prosperity
Of our town. Montgomery Ward
have never as vet built up any
thing but mail order business. !
The Holly chieftain., 1908-11-13
A FAREWELL RECEPTION
To tAe Wilson and Syp FAMILIES.

A farewell reception was given
last Friday evening by the members
OF the Presbyterian church to two
families about to move to Denver,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Wilson and
family. ami Mr.. and Mrs Syp and
Mrs. Sheahan and family
The reception was under the
auspices of the Presbyterian La
dies Aid Society and was held at
the "Maus4''. the home of Rev.
and Mrs. Wiley X. Wright. which
was opened by them for this occa-
sion. The house was filed with IL
large number of people who gath
cred to testify to their friendship
for those who were so soon to lea,e e
Holly after residence of many
years.
Mesdames McMurtry. William
McGlashen, Shelton. Van Ppt;en,
Bryce and Others served refresh
ments. consisting of coffee. sand
wiches and cake. Mrs. Wright
and Mr.. Puntenity helped in the
games which added much to the
enjoyment of a very pleasant So
cial evening
Brief addresses were made by
Rev. Mr.. Wright and Judge
McGlashen. expressing the good
Will Of the people of Holly for the
families who are going away. re-
calling the prominent part they
have had in the work of the church
here, and bidding them Godspeed
and wish ng for them ii happy home
and abundant usefulness amid the
new surroundings of their future
home Mrs. Wilson responded
brief Y and feelingIy. and all joined
in singing Sod be with You till
We Meet Again
The good Wishes of the entire
community. in which these fami-
lies have lived SO long. go with
them to their new home.