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Glade was wild.

CHICAGO, ILL, June 16-Glade'a
wildness was the deciding factor in
to-day's game. Chicago taking It's thir-
teenth successive victory by defeating
New York. 3 to 9.
Score by innings: r. II. Z.
.........O o2Oo10os-3 2
New York. .s....ooo1ioooo-2 3 3
Batteries: Walsh and Sullivan; Glade.
Newton and Blair. Time. 2:O5. Um-
pires. Evans and Hurst.
Bat Ont Victory.
DETROIT, MICH. juno 1s.-Dctroit
Of Plank and Schlitzer In three
innings. taking a lead on clean hitting
that the Athletics could not overcome.
Detroit .,.......io41ooo1.-7l1 !.
Batteries: willett and Thomas:
Plank. Schlitzer, Coombs. Smith and
schreck. Time, . hours. Umpire.
O'Loughlin.
LudicrOus Fielding.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-. June 16.-The visit
ors took the fourth game from st.
the third inning gave Boston three
runs on two hits and errors by Wad-
Score by innings: Ri. f.
st. Louis. % 900 DOL Dol Q
Boston .........00300150 90 6
Batteries: Waddell. criss and Blue
Cicotte and Criger. Umpires. Sheridan
and Connolly. Time 1:41.
Break. Losing. Strcnk.
CLEVELAND. OHIO. June 16.-Wash.
ington broke its losing streak to-day
defeating Cleveland by the score Of
0 to 3. ChetN was effective until his
support went to pieces. A change OF
pitchers saved Washington.
Score by innings: r. II. z
Cleveland .....O020010oO -s 10
washington ....o000035 % II |
Batteries: Chech, Hess and n
Clarke: Kelley. ,Falkenberg, Hughes
and Warner. Time. 1:4s. Umpire
Egan.
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NEW YORK. June lion a heavy
track Gold Lady. second choice, easily
won the Marlborough Handicap at q
mile and sixteenth at Gravesend to-
day. defeating a good field.
Simon Pure won the steeplechase
easily from a good field The attend
ance was about 1000. The usual num-
Der OF police was on hand to see that
the new anti-bett!nA law was observed.
but they had nothing to do. What
wagering there was took place be-
tween persons known to each other and
under the credit, rule. Summaries:
First race-two-year-olds selling;
about six furlongs-Chepontuc Is to 81
first High Range Is to i. place. sec
ord. Tod q. TO /, show third. Time,
|1:l2 2.5.
Second race-the Kensington Steeple-
chase Handicap: four-year-olds and up
wards; short course; about two miles
Simon Pure q to 81 first, Kara q to
IL. place. second. Dick Shaw 6 to s.
show third. Time, $3.50.
Third race-Handicap: about six fur
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Standings Of TIC Clubs.
Games To-Day.
Richmond Mt Portsmouth.
Norfolk at Roanoke.
Lynchburg at Danvill
rsnec,,lto the Times DI,patch. !,

NORFOLK, VA, June 16.--Apparcnt-
ly much to the displeasure OF the $500
fans Umpire Rim made his first ap.
pearance on the Portsmouth diamond
this afternoon. but 80 unfavorable was
the reception he got that he did not
last until the end OF the game. When
he started In to umpire the fans be-
gan to kick numerically, and after
Richmond made her first run on dis
puted decision the crowd set out to
question every decision.
During the middle OF the second in
ming, Rim deliberately threw the balls
from his pocket; and n spite of pro
tests from both Griffin and Lipe,
walked off the field nnid the applause
and cheers Of the throng. Right here
interest left the game, and notwitil :
standing that 1t was fast one, 1t
lacked snnppy playing on both sides.
Mckenzie, OF Richmond. and Carter.
of Portsmouth, did the umpiring. each
working one full inning alternating.
Both sides suffered somewhat from
their decisions.
Richmond got into the run column
In the second after one man was down.
Titman was hit, Ison was easily out
on strikes, but was given another show
and singled. Messitt got free pass.
sparks famed. but while no was at
the bat Titman started TO steal home
and Sparks. according to the Ports
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Hoffman Resnonsible,

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. oune 16.-
Hofman's muff enabled Philadelphia
to defeat Chicago to-day.
Score by innings: r. H. e.
Chicago 900 Q 00010-1 5 I
Philadelphia -. 100000 00'-2 3 o
Batteries: Pfeister and King; Sparks
and Doom. Time, 1875. Umpire, KLEIN.
Willis Invinciblc. Z
BOSTON, June 16-Poor fielding by
the locals gave Pittsburg to-day'A
game TO ]. Boston had many chances.
nutsNyillis was invincible with men on
bases.
score by innings: r. II. r..
Boston : 10 col ooooo-1 8 {
Batteries: Willis and Gibson; Dor
ner and Graham. rhine, 1:47 um-
pires. Emslie and Rudderham.
First Victory In Two Weeks.
BROOKLYN, June 16.-The Brook
1yns won from st. Louis to-day. their
first victory In a couple Of weeks.
Lush allowed seven hits, but Hostel
ter behind the bat was the weak spot.
Score by innings: r. H. p.
ST. Louis. ......1 Dol 00OOO-o 3 2
Brooklyn ..0O03O0lO+-4 Z l
Batteries: Lush Hostetter and Lud-
wig; Rucher and Berger. Time. tao.
TImDire O'IOay
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DIVIDE HON0RS
With NORFOLK

ROANOKE. VA, June IA double.
header was played this afternoon here
between Roanoke and Norfolk. which
resulted In each team winning one
game. In the first Morrissey and Per-
due faced each other. and both worked
well. Perdue kept his hits little more
scattered. Norfolk scored their one run
in the sixth. and 1t was enough to win.
BY outplaying the Crew In the second
game, the H!ghlanders won witt! ease
b. a score OF to 1. Otey, a new ad-
dition to the locals, made his initial
bow on the home grounds, and let tho
visitors down with four hits, three OF
which were OF the scratch variety.
Carroll was hit at will. and was at no
time effective. The score:
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Diamond Dust
ronr straight games.

Four straight games
Another erroiess contest
RIGGS made his usual hit
Portsmouth fans We're too much for Rim.
Schrader stole base on Messitt M ,st
have been a tumble at second.
Sparks and ltanzler led the team in ba.-
tirs-r-two hits each.
tIhe Lawmakers and Portsmouth Will
probably play u double header to-day
Wallace played his first game for Lynch
burg yesterday, making hit in the second
game,
Jake HEM made five hits out of nine times
NJ Yesterday, one for home run, which
scored two men before him.
their batting clothes on yesterday.
1900 yesterday.
Four three base hits were made In tho
second game between Roanoke and Norfolk
Il OteS won his first game yesterday for
RrnnokS. allowing his old mates only folr
Attendance, 400 in. Roanoke.
ptey landed for Two out OF the six hits
yesterday.
terday. Pretty good for the old man,
Yesterday the Cincinnati and New York
Giants had a day off on account OF the
Yale Princeton gulna which used their park.
E'ri,.cston Won by The score of 4 to =, which
entities them 70 the Intercollegiate chan-
plGnshp. X
Y Phil Hinton was put out OF the game and
ont lof tha grounds ny Umpire Westervelt
for klcSing.
poor Old l.ynehburg! VIII they ever set
or thel, feet psaln, BEN TUCKER
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

CHARLESTON, $. c., June 1d,--Tha
locals only got three hits off Weleher
and failed to score u single rum Wht!c
columbia got three men across the run-
Der, Wagnon and Paige did the best
hitting. = - =,
c,h nnI.so on 200 100000 8, 4
Columbia a0oo'ooo-3 8 8
Batteries: Paige and Reisinger'
Welsher and Harnish, Time, l:3s, um-
pire, TRULY, M
AUGUSTA, GA. June 16,--When Null
lin oyerrnn a fly ball in left centre
In the sixth, Macon scored two runs
and the locals We're never able 10 over
take them.
Score by innings. s, ~ Y,
augusta 90 0 o 90 III .
EBatteries: Sitton. Atkins and Brown
Means and Robinson, Time "a. um-
.pirc, Latham
UNDERSTANDABLE, FLA, June o.
,r1ree hits. assisted by double play
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WINCHESTER DROPS ONE.
.fspcc,al 10 The Times plspntch.l

Special to The Times-pspntch.I
CHARLoTTEsVILLE. VA, June ls.-
charlottesville opened her baseball season
to-day by breaking even WITH M ,l,.I,a,
IN "a double header. Pollard, virginia $
former star, held Winchester to three hits
in the initial contest, winning by TO l. HIS
stop of ICY" McDonnld's liner was the teat-
Winchester captred the second game 70
o Martin passed the first two men W:lo
faced him. and then "CS' Mcdonald iln .,a
or n felder's choice Dalton raced all ne
way home when Pollard allowed his bounder
to get through him.. Cantweil was puA ,
lie until the sixth inning Pollard opened
with a hit and pilfered second and thita.
After Heif had walked, MadduX tailed pot!l
on a timely single to right.
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CROWD LEERS AND
RLMN QUITS GAME
Portsmouth Fans Do Not Like Decisions and Players
Substitute Umpire--Sparks Allows Opponents
But Five Ilits..SCOIe to o.

mouth players, blocked Smith, for
which they claimed he should have
been called out. But Rim said no.
and the crowd got TO jeering him until
he walked off the field
In the fourth Inning. Sandherr led
Oft with u clean two-sacker. took third
when Nlessitt hunted along third base
line, and scored when Sparks landed
for single to left.
Two more runs were added In the
seventh, when Mesaitt and Sparks led
OFF, with clean singles. Heirron went
down from second TO first, advancing
both men. Lipe fouled out to catcher
and Kanzler found a lucky single,
scoring Messitt and Sparks.
The score;
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CAROLINA LEAGUE

Lsnecial Id rhe rlmes-pIspatch. j


GREENSBORO. n. c., June 1s.-charltote
took The first game in the eleventh, when
with two out and man on second and third
an easy chance to third hit the base. bounc-
ing over Cooks head and allowing two men
to score, 1t was pitchers battle with
h6nors evenly divided. The locals took the
second game by all-round good playing.
Anthony and Mc1ievitt carried Off tho bat
ting honors of the day. Hinton was put out
OF the game and later put out of the grounds
for kicking.
First game
Score by innings: r. H. z.
Greensboro II o o o 90 4 o % 6
Charlotte ...1 O o. % 0 % o o o 2-4 z l
Batteries-alcCorrlston and Walsh; Red
fearn and Sheriff..
Second game
Score by innings: r. II. E
Charlotte .,....0 o o Q. o o O 90
Battcries--Schmit2 and Walsh; Fullen-
wider and Hinton. Umpire, Westervclt.
At cireenville-cresnyllc, 8; winston sui.
ON. ..
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GIANTS BEAT WHITE sox

In the Y. NJ. c. A. Indoor Baseball League
games last night the Giants putt over the
White Sox 10 the tune of to 8, and thus
secured frmer hold on first place. Robin
sen, OF the Giants, again demonstrated his
ability as a box artist by striking out seven
men. In the second game tile Tigers de-
feat eel the Athletics 10 D.
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WHITE SOX AGAIN
DEFEAT NEW YORK
Thirteenth Successive Victory for
Chicago Americans-Cubs
Lose to Phillies.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Results YESTERDAYS

Results Yesterday.
Cleveland, g.; Washington, 0.
Detroit, q; Philadelphia, g.
Chicago, 3: New York. 2.
st. Louis, 1: Boston, 0.
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rspecial 10 The Times.p.spatch.l

RALEIGH. N. c.. June ls.--1n slow
uninteresting game this afternoon Raleigh
defeated Newborn to =, both teams distin-
gushing themselves for errors. The crowd
was very poor.
Score by innings: r. H. L.
Raleigh .........0 so 20 90 - 6
Newborn ........0 o / 1 o o o o. 6
Batteries-Harris and Thompson; Boyden
and Smiht. Time, g hours.
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Especial to The T.mes-Dlspa.ch. !

I
riOLDSBORO, \. c., June 16.-Rain yes
mington and Goldsboro. but fair weather
to-day brought out large crowd to see the
game from the home team by score III.
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Pullzlla1lP arlor Cars
BETWEEN
Richmond and Norfolk
Via Norfolk and Western Railway
z Fast. Vestibuled Trains z

With Pullman rnrloy Cars Attached,
Quickest route, two hours and twenty
minute;.
The only linN runainH solid trains
between Richmond and Norfolk with
out change Or transfers Double daily
service to. tho Nest, Northwest. South
and Southwest,
pullman pasicr, sleeping ana dining
curs
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Results Ycsterdn,

Results Yesterday.
Philadelphia. .: Chicago. /.
New Cincinnati, postponed, ac-
count Yale-Princeton game.
Brooklyn, 4; st. Louis. 9.
Boston, 1 Pittsburg, 6.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.


At Nashville--
Score by Innings: II. $. e.
Nashville ..2002G0l 0s-5 II o
Birmingham ....OlO2O00OO s 9
Batteries: Perdue and SeabauEh;
Turner and Meek. Time. l:i7 UNI
pire, Carpenter.
AT Montgomery
Score by innings: r. II. Z.
Montgomery ..0lO1 o'OO02--i . 4
Atlanta ........ 90 90 1901 "a I
Batteries: McCafferty and Hart; Ford
and lIurlburt. Time. hours. UNI
pires. O'Brien and Fitzsimmons.
AT New Orleans
Score by innings: XII. Il.
Mobile y !" ! y +" y - !
Batteries: Becker and Ciarvin; Ryan
and Mat ews. Tine. 1850. Umpire,
Pfepninger.
AT Little Rock
Score by innings: r. II. Il.
Little Rock .....o 1 (. o o . o .--5 10 Q
Memphis .,......t., % 0 o 90 o . 90
Batte,les-Eyler ana Wells: Schwenk and
owens. Time. l:i5. Umpire. Brown.
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gave the visitors two runs and enough
to win in the fourth inning.
Score by innings: r. Il. D.
Jacksonville 1900 900 o 0 90 5 1
Batteries Kieber and Kahlkoff; Sit
ton and Roth. Time. 1884. Umpire.
Buckley.
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Standing Of the Clubs.
Games To-Day.

Games To-day.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Pittsburg at Boston.
Cincinnati at New York.
ST. Louis at Brooklyn.
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Standing OF the Clubs.

Games To-Dny.
Philadelphia at Detroit
New York at Chicago.
Washington at Cleveland.
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Split Even.

The Reformer All-StarS played
two games with the Rocky Mount
colored team at Rocky Mount. N. c..
and split even on the result. The local
batteries for the two games We're Wells
and Kenny and Adams and Kenny.
First game
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Summary: Earned runs-Danville. 81;
1. Stolen bases-Powell'
Doyle. Tydeman. kirkpatrick. Sacri-
flee hits-TN deman. Davis, Kline. Two
base hits--Fisher, Hem. Tydeman.
Bentley (2), Gettig, RaleS. Double
to Ciettis to Raley. Hits
off Loos. q in 8 innings; Walker, 3.
in innings. Struck out-by Loos, L;
by Walker. S; by Kline. 2. Bases on
ball-off Kline. 3. Wild pitches-line,
9 Passed ball-Bentley. Time OF game
$40 TTmnt""s-Byron ans. Hennegar.
Attendance-1,S 500.
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Bnsebnl1. Challenge

The Ashland Juniors challenge any
baseball team in or around Richmond
OF boys under eighteen years of age.
For further information apply to L. B.
Smithey, manager, Ashland, Va.
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EASTERN CAROLINA LEAGUE
rspecial 10 Tile Times-Dispatch. j

WILSON, n. C., June 1s.-Wilson won to-
day from Kinston In game replete with
errors, although the game was the most ex-
citing played here this season. Guerrant
and Mayberry each knocked three-baggsrs
for Wilson.
Score by innings: r. II e.
kinston ......'...I o o o o i % a-i s. 4
Wilson ,..<...I o / o o / o o 2-5 5
Batteres-Kinston Lyon and Young; Wil-
son, Osle and Huss. Umpire. Smith.
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-NOTfOIk ..-.7,, $500. U Y w V--V
Summarize: Three-ba hits-Lohr,
Hcssier Ruhlan, Fetzer. Sacrifice
lits-Clark, Mcmahon. Carroll Stolen
bases -Hcsslcr. Painter. Whelan.
Struck out--by Otev. 8; by Carroll, 9.
Base on balls--off Otey. o; off. Carroll.
.. Left OH bases--Roanoke. 8; Nor
folk, e. I3alle--Carroll. Umpire, Mace.
Time, 1850. Attendance, 900. II
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Two base hit-Sandherr. Sacrifice hits
-Brodie Sandherr and Ison. stolen
Kanzler. and Titman.
Double play--Titman (unassisted).
Bases on balls--off Hamilton. 2: off
Sparks. 4. Hit by pitcher-Russell.
Brodie, Smith and Titman. Struck out
by Hamilton. 3 by Sparks, 2. Pass
led ball-Aressitt. Left on bases
Portsmouth. 0: Richmond. G. Time Of
,game--1:5o. Umpires-Rinn. Carter and
Mckenzie. Attendance-3,500.
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. VIRGINIA STATE LEAGUE
Results Yenterdny.

Richmond. 4; Portsmouth. 0.
First garlc---Danville, o; Lynch
burg. 4.
Second game--DanvIlc s.; Lynch
burg. 2.
First ganie--Norfolk, /; Roanoke. 0.
Eecond gome-Roanokc, 8; Norfolk, O.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-10-16

Now that the beet hauling
season has opened the towns along
the Arkansas Valley railroad have
been favored with train each
way day
An crlway grower discovered
freak sugar beet in his patch
last week, the beet and root
measuring fourty four inches.
That was going some.
President Ripley, of the Sant;.
Fe, will recommend the extsntion
OF the May Valley line from
Lamar to Queen Beach, which is
destined to be one of the finest
resorts in the west.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-10-16
ALONG THE ARKANSAS.
Items OF Interest Boiled Down
About the Famous Valley.

About the Famous Valley.
Chas. Butts, went to Swink this
morning and will remove the cen
raj Office from that point. All
Swink calls will be attended to
through the local off e He states
THAT there were but twenty -one
phones in the sugar beet city and
that would not pay. Hence the
change.
The business men of Granada
have installed public scales at the
stock yards for the weighing of
stock and all other qublic purposes
and the same will doubtless brove
great convenience. Work on
putting the scales in was started
today.
''The touch of friend" remarks
a Missouri contemporary, may
hurt more than the cut of an
enemy" No doubt about it. Es-
pecially if the friend forgets the
amount he touched you for.
The alfalfa seed crop around
Sugar City is the best ever grown
in that section.
A broom factory, employing five
men, is about to be established in
Rocky Ford.
Fourty seven carloads Of canta-
loupes were shipped from Hartman
this season and fourty -four from
Granada.
Jack frost closed the cantaloupe
shipping season at Ordway last
week. A total of 1l6 carloads
were shipped.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-10-16

A bond for $4,000 to the people
Of the state Of Colorado, furnished
BY the National Produce Com
pany, of Cincinnati, Ohio. for the
parment Of all money and fulfill
ing Of contracts ON all cantaloupes
handled by them in Pmwers coun-
ty, is on file in the county clerks
Office.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-10-16
A Jewelers. Experience.

c. K. KIuger, The JeWeIer, 1000
Virginia Ave. indianapolis. Ind,
writes: Il was SO weak from kidney
trouble that could hardly walk
hundred feet. Four bottles of Foley's
Kidney Remedy cleared my complex
ion. cured my backache and the ir-
resuiarities disappeared. and / can
now attend to business every day. and
recommend FoIey's Kidney Remedy
to ali sufferers. as il cured me after
the doctors and other remedies had
failed, Holly Pharmacy (Ikelman
Bros. Prop'rs.)
The Holly chieftain., 1908-10-16
Mr.. Phono9raph

Here is our "On Selection Offer
OF Records both Edison and
Victor Records). Our Record
Stock comprises more than 4OOO
Records, the whole Edison list and
most of the Victor. We will send
you on selection 6 doz. Records
(either Edison or Victor) you may
try them 4S hours. If you select
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charges. If 2 doz. or more, we will
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desire.
Edison Records IS cents
Victor Records disk 10 in. 60 cts
If interested in Phonograps or
Records send us your address, we
VIII send you monthly lists.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-10-16
WILEY GARDENS

which adjoins Wiley on the south,
will also be sold ut auction to the
highest bidder. according to the
terms Of the contracts for same,
which provide for a cash payment
Of one.fonrth down and balance in
payments due in one, two and
three years, with interest at six
per cent.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-10-16
W. T. Jackman,

Knight of the baint brush, is
now prepared to do all kinds of
painting, paperhanging and
frescoing at live and let-live
prices. If you are contemplating
improving the appearance of your
home, be sure to see Mr.. Jackman
before placing your order, and you
will never regret it. Twenty years
in the business.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-10-16
GasLer i the Linelilht
To Tnnle

40 acres s mi. from Delta, Colo.
All under cultivation, good water
right, will trade for land near
Holly, Hartman or Bristol neigh
borhood. What have your
JIG. Davis,
Holly, Colorado.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-10-16
Farmers Stationery.

1t costs but little more than
plain paper. Your name and ad-
dress neatly printed on 100 note
heads and envelopes for only
$I.as. i:
The Holly chieftain., 1908-10-16
For chappsd skin.

For Chapped Skin
Ihapped skin whether on the
hands or face may be. cured in one
night by applying Chamberlain S
Salve.. 1t is also unequal-d for sore
nipples. burns and scalds. For sale by
lkelman Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-10-16

Sale Bills printed on the short
est possible notice. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Chieftain Office.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-10-16
nNNEY COUNTY ENDOaSES

aaepCsleso1o EleClsic
nnilssa1 b. Oveswhelniai vole
IGardsn City. Oct. IA Returns
tonight from the spscial election
on the issue of bonds for the Kan
sas-C Colorado electric railroad pro-
iect show the vote to stAnd 7l3
in favor and 80 against ths propo-
sition and-word was received
last night by A. b. Hulit, general
manager of the Kansas Colorado
company to the effect that the
election on the bonds issued to aid
the construction of the railroad.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-10-16
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.

"S'sSs eSV VSOSsSAb buOWs
Depsrtnsni Of the interior,
u. S. Land OAsce n Las.ar. Cdo.
Sept. -. 1908
Notice is hereby given the. E.asasils Pi.L,
srtoa. of Holly. Colorado. who on Ass,.4 23,
1907. made Homestead eatry No. Oele-- N
E.--No. 8477--- for lots l. 2. S and ,o,tkx.su,
quarter Of the northesst quarter Of Sectios S.
township Is south. r.ase II west II ,ke
0th principal meridiaa. hes Sled ss&ice Of
iateation to make snal co~n.,tstioa proof, to
establish claim to the land .bsve described.
before the register snd receiver. at Lamar.
Colorado. on the nine.esnth day Of November,
1908.
Claimant names - witnesses: Add.e B. Curry
Of Holly. Co!o E. Dsrl Swsy.e Il Cooliase
HANS. ChsrIss E. Tiaslsy of Holly. Colo. snd
James Smith # SSD9sA.e. ksns.
na John A. WILLIAMS.
~. ..a3s Register
Delights of the Sea.
The Colorado & Southern's low
rates and splendid service places the
Mexican Gulf within only . few
hours distance. Let us tell you Of
the splendid attractions.
T. e. FISHER,
General Passenger Agent. Denver