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The Holly chieftain., 1908-12-11
That car Of chop of Pinkham's

That car Of chop of Pinkham'l
is in.
Mr.. Guy Harmon left for Coffee
vile, Kansas, last Saturday night
where he will visit relatives and
friends.
Mr. Olgy Benson went TO Den
yer last Friday to take in the
sights. He will remain indef-
nitely.
Mr.. Shud Markum of Coolidge
was here last Tuesday on business.
Barton Franklin White cele-
brated his 4th birthday last We'd
nesday week, and Il goodly number
of his little friends were on hand
to congratulate him, bringing
handsome psesents with them.
Those present were: Harold Hor-
ace, Merit Sherman, Billy Wilson.
Loren Fosle, Coliu Wilson, Thel-
ma and Anna Belle Rockwell.
Refreshments were served and
all report very pleasant evening.
Pinkham sold Everett Enigya
buggy last week.
Read White Bros. advertisement.
New Metzow biano for sale at
half price. The Holly Hotel
R. CARING, the merchat tailor
of Las Animas, arrived as per
schedule last Monday, and sees
much improvement in Holly since
his last visit, about year ago.
Don't forget the grand ball at
the Opera house tonight, given by
Signor John Nolan, with music by
the Granada orchestra.
Mr. G. A. Pinkham took flying
trip over the air line to Garden
City last Saturday, returning on
Sunday
AT the Hartman depot. last week,
the express truck was left on the edge
Of the platform. and in alightina from
the train in the dark Brakeman Stump
collided with the truck, one ear being
almost torn of and his head and shoul-
ders badly lacerated. He was sent to
the hospital at LaJunta.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-12-11
Commercial Clubs Diversion

The Holly Commercial club
has inaugurated a billiard and
pool tournament. Handsome
prizes will be awarded to the sue
cessful contestants. The tonrna-
ment will last ten days and the
best player in each contest carries
a heavy handicap. A. B. Martin
is considered premier in the
pool contest while William Gill is
considered the crack billiardist of
the tournament.
For Eczema, letter and Salt Rheum
The intense itching Characteristic Of these
ailments is amos, instantly sIlsyed by Chamber
lains Sslve. Many severe cases have been
cured by it. For sale by Ikleman Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-12-11
Fat Cattle

am always in the market for
fat cattle and hogs. Call, tele-
phone or write
Thomas Harmon,
Holly
The Holly chieftain., 1908-12-11
New Realty Firm.

The firm of V. A. Stuart 4 Co,
owing to the death of Mr.. Stuart,
has sold it's title and good will to
Messrs. Joe &. Davis and Guy
Patten. who will continue the
business at the old stand. The
Chieftain bespeaks for the firm a
share of the public's patronage.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-12-11
Masons Elect Officers.

East Gate Lodge No. lib, A. F.
& A. NJ. met in. regular convoca-
ton last Friday evening, and after
lisposing of routine matters.
elected the following officers for
the ensuicg year:
Worshipful master. j $. Nc
Murtry.
Senior Warden J. f. Murphy.
Junior Warden-J. r. Brown
Secretary R. P. Walton
The Holly chieftain., 1908-12-11
Pueblo's Patatial Depot Assured

Progressive Pueblo business a largely attended and OF
the meetings held this city last Tuesday
ming the Central block unanimously pledged themselves raise
January By this united action the public business
they assured the of the proposed half million dollar hoe
expressed their confidence the successful Of the
railroad By their strong support with the raising Of 100000
subscriptions for the railroad the short Of twenty days
demonstrated that they going back the
enterprises which much for Pueblo with their hard earned
mon
The Holly chieftain., 1908-12-11

Mable the eight year old daugh.
ter of s. S. French is suffering
from II severe attack of Pneumonia
At this time the fever is broken
and she is slowly gaining strength.
Call and get sample copy of
The American Farm Review a:
The Chieftain Office, free. To all
subscriptions to The Chieftain re-
ceived between now and January
l. 1909. the American Farm Re-
view will be sent FREE for one
year.
Miss May Walton of Denver.
who has been the guest of her
brother, DR.. r. p. Walton, the
past season, returned to her home
last Sunday.
Did you see that new buggy
Clark bot of Pinkham?
Mrs. j Griffith. is very ill with
pneumonia, and her many friends
are becoming anxious as to her
condition.
Read White Bros. advertisement.
Miss Zella Wood, the accom-
plished daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. l.. Wood is homa for brief
vacation from her studies in the
Denver University.
Miss Mamie Bragg, after brief
sojourn here with her parents, re-
turned to Rocky Ford last Mon
day.
w. H. Sanders and wife, who
have been living here year past,
will leave in a few days for Texas
and Pacific coast. Mr.. Sanders
has about closed out his herd of
horses, and is fixed to take life
easy. He does not know where he
will settle. however.
W. H. Hurley is busily engaged in
his forthcoming volume entitled why
Men Leave Home, and it is said to
be replete with interesting sidelights.
Miss Elizabeth Gntfy, who has
been visiting her sister the past
two months in the Lone Star state.
arrived last Sunday, and is glad to
be home again,
Mrs. G. I. Collins, after an ex-
tended sojourn in Florida with
friends and relatives, arrived last
Sunday, much improved in health.
Mrs. Charles Utter left last
Monday for brief visit to La
Junta.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. N. Snyder of
Michigan. father and mother re-
spectively of Station Agent Joe
Snyder, are visiting the lattor for
a brief period.
Mr. Jesse Wood was among the
many passengers bound for Pueblo
last Friday.
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
DR.. Kalmet G. Sapero, the Den
yer specialist, will again be in
Holly on Friday, Dec. 18th, at the
Holly hotel. Consultation and
examination for glasses free.
Call early.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-12-11
MEN AND THINGS
Epitome Of the Weeks Doinis in
Holly aaA Vicinity
IN GEN CRAL

Holly aa1 Vicinity
Mrs. S. W. Howell of Oak Grove
No, mother-in law of Mr.. Ed
Jones. a commniesl by the latter's
infant son, departed for heir home
in Missouri last Friday. after
SPENDING week sat Mr.. Jones
home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Neuma Vidal gave
All evening soiree at the Sugar
Office last Saturday. which proved
to b. highly enjoyable to all those
participating.
Mr.. Hiram Draper has been
quite i'll the past week, but is
gradually convalescing.
Miss Bertha Rowe has been
quite i'll the past week.
Mr.. V. E. Clark. the Don Juan
OF Holly society. became very i'll
last Saturday with appendicitis,
and quicker than it tai es to tell it
sold ont his business to Mr.. Sam
Kemk%r and jumped on a train
bound for Hutchinson, Kansas,
where he will receive treatment
for his malady.
Barn to rent. will hold four to six
horses. Inquire at Santa Fe Restaurant,
Owing to an unavoidable deten-
tion at Granada last Sunday, Rev.
Father Bastien was compelled to
tlissapoint his congregation here
for both: services. but will be sure
to meet his people next Sunday
At the Holly.place u Worship.
w. j. House, sometimes known
as the cattle king, spent few
days in Lamar this week.
An unknown friend of the editor
last Monday, sent us sumptuous
menu of the Albany buffet lunch
con, in Denver, which was acl
companied by an excellent mu-
sical program by Mrs. Otis B.
Spencer, one of the Queen City's
celebrities. Many thanks, but the
labs. mt treatment" comes tardy
off and makes the judicious grieve.
Read White Bros. advt.
Mrs. Georgia Hushaw obtained
this week divorce from Joseph
Hushaw and the Court restored to
her her former name of Georgia
Cambre.
Mrs. L. S. Millinger, accom-
panied by her daughter, Mrs. John
Duncan, were among the Holly
coterie at Lamar, last Saturday.
Refuge G. Fernendez and
Soterio Garcia, both of Holly were
married at Lamar las9 Saturday
first by Justice of the Peace and
then with the full ceremony of the
Jesuits, by the Rev. Father
Bastien.
More people are taking FoIey's Kidney Rem
edy every year. 1t is considered to be the most
effective remedy for kidney and bladder trou-
bles that medidsi science can devise. FoIeys
Kidney Remedy corrects Irregularities, builds
up worn out TISSUES and restores lost vitality.
It will make you feel vel. and look we'll. The
Holly Pharmacy. lkeman Bros. prop'rs.
Patronize Chieftain advertisers
Help those who help you.
H0lly Ice Plant
The Holly chieftain., 1908-12-11
STOLEN-2s REWARD

A quantity Of type and several
printing devices, from this Office.
The above reward will be paid for
evidence leading to conviction, or
we will pay $50 reward for the cap
ure and conviction Of the culprit.
The HoMy Chieftain
The Holly chieftain., 1908-12-11

Holly Ice Plant
Water delivered by the barrel
Phone Black -.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-12-11

Telegraph, write, or telephone
to The Holly Chieftain for First
class Job Printing. You can't
afford to send out measly looking
stationery or other printed mat
ter when the BEST can be Pro-
cured for the same price.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-12-11
HOLLY SETS THE PACE

The Las Anmas Democrat impsssoned appeal Tor
system in that burg says:
Holly snotone third the o Las Anmas but has
ments sidewalks. and is building a
and SO far a modern uptodate town is concerned
ahead Of the Oldest the Arkan-
valley
Right you Mr. Democrat you omitted mention Of but em
That this little oo has the energy push behind sufficient
The Holly chieftain., 1908-12-11
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat

DR.. Kalmet G. Sapero, the Den
yer specialist, will again be in
Holly on Friday, Dec. 18th, at the
Holly hotel. Consultation and
examination for glasses free.
Call early.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-12-11
LOST

Fur Boa, between Postofice and
T. NJ. Harmon's residence.
Liberal Reward if returndd to
Mrs. E. Gordon's Millinery store.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-12-11
NEWS sNRVEas RlsLlSaED

Every editor and publisher in
the country, says newebaperdon,
knows there is we'll full of truth
in the following defense of the
newspaper which contemporary
publishes to refute the oft vaunted
claim that the newspaper press is
nowadays ''prying intoeverything."
The average newspaper man finds
out all the naughty doings. no
matter how secretly they are
planned or kept.
If the papers would publish
half the stuff they hear there would
be ten divorces where there is now
one. There would be social ostra-
cism of many who now shine in
upperdom. There would be shot
gun matinees. lynching bees
hatchet parties, gore, imprisonment
desOlatiou and misery.
The editor learns nearly all
hypocrisy of life and it's wonder
he believes in man, woman, wich
or the devil, in heaven or hell
Many people continually find
fanlt with newspapers, when as a
matter of fact they owe their very
standing in the ommunity to the
editorial waste basket.
Patronize Chieftain advertisers.
1t means the continued prosperity
of our town. Montgomery-Ward
have never as yet built up any
thing but mail order business.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-08
DEPEW GRILLS
w. B. HEPBURN
Forestry Policy Subject of Warm
Debate in Senate

Prefacing his statement with the
remark that he was responsible for
what he said, Senator Teller declared
he knew that the forestry division
spends thousands and thousands OF
dollars In propaganda In the inter-
est OF reservations.
'They employ people in the col
leges." he said, 'and / can see no
service they can render except to in
fiuence opinion in favor of the for
estry service"
Did the senator say inquired
Senator Culberson, that they pay
professors and school teachers for
their infiuence?"
II said that was my information
and inference. responded Senator
Teller. THE department had a pro-
paganda-men all over the country
advocating forest reservations and
in my judgment they were on the
payroll for that purpose"
Senator Teller spoke OF the letters
favoring forest reserves and added
that he believed these letters were
prepared By somebody connected
with the department.
Hepburn Adds Remark.
Senator Teller, referring TO the Iaw
Of last year. prohibiting the president
from including any land In Colorado
Montana. Idaho. Washington. Oregon
aud Wyoming IN forest reserves said:
Before the president signed thii
law and after il had passed congress
he did make some additions TO the
/ reservations
Z Senator Hepburn interposed TO Eay
I the amount Of such additions wal
/ 90 geo. eco acres.
Does the senator mean to say
that was done after congress acted
asked Senator Bacon.
1T was done" Senator Teller re
piled. after the bill left the hOus'
and senate and pending the presi
dents signature 10 the bill 4"
Extended discussion OF the sxpend
itures Of the forestry bureau for pub
lefty work OF various kinds Gale,
for the vigorous denial By ssnafo
smo0t that a forester had attende.
a convention and charged his ex
pensss to the hay and grain &C
count
Asked by Senator Foraker shat b
proposed 20 do about the bill. sena
tor Teller said he hoped TO defea
the lump appropriation OF 5000
for the forestry service. but be knel
how difficult the task would be.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-08
Death Of slrs. oHarn.

Mrs. Catherine o'Hara died this
morning at Der residence. 10S Indi-
ana avenue. the cause OF death being
diabetes and Bright's disease. she
had been III for SIX weeks. Che vas
80 years OF age and leaves 70 sur
Vive and mourn her death. besides
her husband. seven children. al Of
whom are grown They are Mrs. n.
Roder, Oakland. Cal; Mrs. Agnes
stromberg. Port Townsend. WASH:
Mrs. Anna Dun. Frazier. wash: Mra.
Kate Robinson. Spokane. WASH;
william and Frank O'HaFA. both %
this place. and Mrs. Fannie HaEAr.
Ettna. Wash. All have arrived bat
the latter and efforts are nov being
eHerted 20 communicate with her 30
that she win be able 70 attend the
funeral. which win be held sunday.
Rev. Mr.. PARCEL viii ofaeiate. Mra.
o'Hara vas q pioneer OF the city and
well and faVorahly known.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-08

WASHINGTON, May Sin reply
to Senator Heyburn's attack upon the
forestry policy of the administration.
Senator Depew in the senate spoke
at length in defense OF forestry re-
serves and the reforestation of de-
nuded lands. Only the other day. he
said, New York state received ,00O,-
zoe trees from Germany for use in
reforesting the Adirondacks. He
commended the action of President
Cleveland in inaugurating the system
of forest reserves by setting aside
20.000,000 acres. which was in
creased to 40,O00,000 under Presi-
dent Mckinley and is now 100000
600 acres.
In the last two years, he said.
France has spent $50 100000 for re-
forestation in view OF the enormous
damage to property by floods.
Senator Teller said the work Of
New York state In reforesting was
the kind he approved. He objected
to having the general government go
into that business. II was for the
states to do such work within their
borders. He objected TO the voting
OF a lump sum OF $500. 900 for the
forestry division
Teller Attacks Appropriation.
Senator Teller referred 70 the APP
preparation of $500. 900 for the de-
partment OF justice to be used for
prosecutions under the antitrust
law. The money had been expended.
he said. for salaries and otherwise.
and as a consequence congress had
had nothing 10 do with fixing the sal
aries. One man. he said, had been
paid $4,000.
He had been. said Senator Tel
Ter, lin the service OF the department
on salary. He resigned and went To
New York, and finding he could not
make enough money there. came
I back to Washington and got the job
from the government. making si6.-
0oo a year
A newspaper OF the northwest. be
said. had stated that Francis J
Heney. a government prosecutor. re-
oeiyed s5o,00o a year.
Senator Teller declared that the
( forestry reservations were an IN
mitigated curse. and not a blessing.
Reading from q memorandum OF en-.
/ penditures Of the division. he said
1888 zee was spent in lump sum
Congress. he added. had nothing q
do with fixing the salaries included
in that amount.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-08
Case Taken Under Amusement.

The case of the Hayre Commercial
company vs.. Frank Lemmer was
heard this afternoon in the court OF
Judge Steele.
The case was brought by the COM
pany for the collection of a note
amounting to S11s. together with
costs and attorneys fees. against the
defendant. The defendant intro
duced evidence this afternoon show
ing that the note had been paid, and
also a judgment rendered in another
court where he had been sued upon
the same note. and a verdict had been
rendered in his favor. The case was
taken under Amusement by the court
and a decision viii probably be rem
dered tomorrow.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-08
CLEARED OF CHARGE
Alleged Member of Horse Stealing
Band Discharged.

Alleged Member of Horse Stealing
Band Discharged.
MOSCOW, Idaho. May SLFrank
White, an alleged member of the
band of horse thieves Of which Henry
J. Bauer and Edward Kent of Julia
eta are convicted members, was to-
day dismissed by Judge Steele on a
motion filed by Prosecuting Attorney
w. f. Stillinger. White was arrest
ed after Bauer and Kent made them
confessions and upon being sweated
by Mr.. Stillinger confessed his guilt.
When brought before Judge Steele
for sentence, White filed afidayits
claiming he was coerced into a con-
fession and that undue influence in
the form of the third degree had
been used in securing a confession.
Monday Judge Steele announced that
he would allow White TO withdraw
his plea and enter another OF not
guilty. Attorney Stillinger then
moved to dismiss the case, since
George Foresman. another alleged
member of the gang, had been &C
quilted.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-08
HEARING OF
DYNAMITE CASE
Jacob IsaacsOn Is Charged With
Carlson Affair

WALLACE. Idaho. May s.--The
features Of the preliminary hearing
OF Jacob Iaaacson, charged with be-
ing implicated in dynamiting the
home of II. A. Carlson. near Kings
ton, was testimony to tho effect that
Isaaeson had jug OF whisky similar
to the jug found on the Carlson place
after the explosion, and questions
asked by Isaaeson's attorney imply
ing that Carlson had stolen money
from Isaaeson and that lsaaeson con-
templated prosecution. which impli-
cations Carlson denied. Four wit
nesses were examined. and when
court adjourned the state had not
completed it's case. The hearing will
be resumed tomorrow.
Both MIR. and Mrs. Carlson. who
subsequently took the stand. stated
that they heard dogs barking shortly
before the explosion. Mrs. Carlson
said the dogs saddenly stopped. and
added: Then | heard an awful
noise. and the next thing / knew l
was up at the ceiling" Mrs. Carlson
said that at 3 o'clock In the after
noon she found Isaacson and three
other men at the ranch cutting away
some fallen trees and brush at the
approach TO the road. She testified
that she struck at them with a stick
and that Isaacson tried TO take the
stick from her. but she jerked II
away from him. She also said the
men with Isaacson had threatened
her with their axes.
w. Il. Kidd, WHO'S working on the
Idaho Northern near the Carlson
ranch testified that on the afternoon
before the explosion Isaacson offered
him a drink OF whisky out OF q white
jug similar TO the one found on the
Carlson ranch after the explosion.
Alex Jacobson. raneher. said that
the road which Carlson forbade Isaac
son using was a regular county road
since the time Murray was the county
4
seat and that the road tax had been
worked out on Il. In the evening Of
the day OF the explosion jacobson
said Isaacson told him Mrs. Carlson
had driven him on the road and tina,
he was going to see the sheriff.
James williams. a bartender al
Oscar Morrow's saloon at Enaville
said that on the afternoon before the
explosion he sold Isaacson a jug OF
whisky and that the jug was Of the
same kind as that found on the Carl,
son place. Williams said he saw
Isaacson come to Enayille about
o'clock on the morning after the ex.
plOsion carrying a Winchester rife
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-08
GAMBLING ms RUIN
ThIeI Detective Agency Cashier ri
Portland Falls.


Portland Falls.
PORTLAND, Ore, May s.--Led on
by his love for gambling. w. Z.
Douglas. cashier OF the local branch
Of the Thiel Detective Agency.
juggIed his accounts for a period Of
two years. embezzIing sass before
the shortage was discovered. He
was arrested today on a warrant
sworn to by ID. L. Clouse. local man
ager Of the ThieI service. and admit
ted his guilt.
Douglas had charge Of the ae-
counts OF the Portland branch and
carried on bis operations BY keeping
separate sets OF books. In one be
accounted for all receipts. but kept
a secret list that eorresponded TO tbs
amounts forwarded TO the head Office
IN Chicago. In order TO cover up his
thefts. IL was necessary for him 70
intercept all letters from the Chicago
once. April Is one OF these letters
fell into the hands OF Manager
CIonse and the true situation wa
made clear.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-08
FERRIS TELLS OF CRIME
He Declines Services of Attorney
Breaks Down.

Breaks Down.
BUTTE, Mont, May Supple
menting yesterdays confession, Lew
is Ferris made another and a more
detailed confession to County Attor-
ney Murray this morning. 1t Is in
part as follows: Il am guilty of the
crime. put every one of the As
sticks of dynamite on the track; then
went to Senator Clark's barn and
watched it explode and wreck the
train. The powder stole from
Peterson & Westakins mine After
the explosion went back to the
wreck and helped Conductor McMa-
hon telephone to Butte for help.
From there / went to Moose Creek,
where l stole some stun. came
back Monday to Butte and Sergeant
Sinsel got me. am guilty and
want no attorney
Maybe I'm guilty and maybe l
amt" so spoke Lewis Ferris. ar
raigned this morning in Justice
Hunters court for murder in the
first degree. The formal charge re-
cites the killing of A. c. Bussey, the
engineer of the Inflated Burlington
engine No. 6, which last Friday night
was blown up by dynamite near the
Olympia brewery. Asked if he want
ed an attorney, Ferris cried mo, F."
and to the questions as to whether
he wanted a preliminary hearing and
trial in the lower court. he made the
same reply. Justice Hunter then
bound him over to the district court.
Ferris cried like a baby this morn
ing when he led the officers to where
he had secreted the powder used in
wrecking the train.