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The Holly chieftain., 1909-08-20

Every purchase is guaranteed, at
Farrinston's hardware store.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Liller,
father and mother respectively of
Mrs. Leonard White, took in the
sights at Denver and Colorado
Springs the fore part of the week.
returning to their home in Carroll
ton, Mo-. yesterday. While uncer-
tain as yet. it is likely that Holly
will claim them as residents in the
near future.
Let US show you the goods. We
know the price will be satisfactory.
A. J. Harrington 4 Son.
r. A. Walker, representing the
M. y. Coggins Co. of Pittsburg,
the extensive canteloupe dealers,
arrived last Saturday, and was the
guest of Secretary Fl. L. johnson
of the Canteloupe Growers associa-
ton. Mr.. Walker was highly i'm
pressed with the immense crop and
also the richness of the melons,
this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Harrington
Jr., and the formers sister, Mrs.
Eva Fruit, left for Denver last
Monday, to rusticate for a brief
period, and will visit the mountain
resorts before returning.
One of the busiest places in
Holly. these warm days, is the ice
cream factory Of w. R. Wright,
who struggles to keep up with his
ever-increasing trade. Shipments
to nsighboring towns are made
daily, and his product is consid-
cred par excellence.
Kill the bugs with the J.W.
Bed Bug medicine. Nothing
better on the market The Holly
Pharmacy.
ALMOST GONE-Those trade
pictures, at White Bros. Those
wanting pictures will please hurry
before they are all gone. First
come, first served, as long as they
last.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-08-20
. LAND FOR SALE
At CSC on the Dollar

by owner direct. have three excellent
tracts Of improved irrigated land under
the Amity canal and reservoirs, which
offer for sale At 68 cents on the dollar OF
the present valuation. A food portion is
in alfalfa and two tracts have buildings
On. The tracts are situated as follows:
81 acres in Section S.23.42, 10 acres in
Section 2O.22.+2, and 80 acres in Section
29.22.43. Here is q splendid .chance to
"aet next" to owner and save many, yea
many hundreds Of dollsrs. No ex.
CHANCES considered At all. From one
third upward in cash required at time OF
aise. Balance easy. For full particulars
ADDRESS the ewRer ,
q. OLSON,
Best sos 23rd Ave-,
Spokane, Wsshin9ton.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-08-20

Mrs. h Aecreery, wife of
the sstims1b postmaster, arrived
in Colorads qprings last Saturday
from an ext dsd western trip, and
will be in e " shortly.
Mr.. john rorris. formerly with
the First Na6looa bank here but
now of Grand v.lley. olo, came
in last Sunday, the guest Of the J.
G. Christophsr family, aud looks
like the hsal summer gentleman.
John has maay friends here, and
he 10 being sntertained roynlly.
Dennis 8raog. the old.timer, is
officiating = re thirsty emporium
of Theodore Eek.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-08-20

Messrs. Borstner Il Scott of the
Holy garage are exceedingly busy
these days, as the benzine bnggies
are becoming more numerous each
day. They have sold four ma
chimes to date, and will undoubt.
edly secure agency for some Of the
1910 patterns, which are models Of
perfection, according to the adver.
tising matter received.
G. E. Bartlett, . printer Of the
old school, who has bsen incnicst-
ing q kaowlsaas OF ths.sst psssss-
sativs 70 m amateur u this v5c,n.
ity, became disguised last Wsdnes.
day and ded to q more attractive
field 1t Sheridan lake.
Let y quote you pricss on
plumbing. Have your WORK done
right, 30 that you may connect 70
the sewer system without having
your pl1mbing done over again.
You will also enjoy the comforts Of
9 pure, healthy house and have the
satisfaction Of knowing your work
is done right and all gases properly
vented. We are Ho.ly's only sani-
tary plumbers.
The Holly Plumbing & Heating
Co.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-08-20
Apprecistes The Chieftain
Denver, Colo, Aug. II, 1905.
Mr.. l.. N. Zalinger,

Denver, Colo, Aug. II, 1905.
Mr.. l.. N. Zalinger,
kditor Holly Chieftain:
Dear Sir:--You, as editor of the
Chieftain, are hereby presented a
complimentary membership in the
Colorado State Commercial Asso-
citation.
Your paper has been selected as
representative of your section, as
we'll as being never.tiring in it's
efforts to boost ito home town
and county. You will reoeive.
from now on, our monthly bulletin,
which is Published to give the
members an idea of the work that
i bsing accomplished.
Kindly nots the talk on exhibits
from each county. We would
appreciate very much your coop
eratic0 in securing an advertising
exhibit of grains, grasses, fruits,
etc, from your county by giving
the subject space now and thea.
The purposes for which the
Association is organized are given
in the Constitution and By:laws,
enclosed herewith. I'VE have
nothing to sell"
Yours for a Greater Colorado,
J.C. Craig, Sec'y.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-08-20
Ladies' Rest Room at Lamar

Ladies who have occasion to
visit Lamar, are invited to make
their head quarters at the Rest
Room OF the Colo. Woman's Club
on South Main st. They will find
it a pleasant place to spend m
hour or two. Toilet accessories,
magazines, comfortable rockers,
ice-water, fans etc. are available.
There 10 no charge for the use of
the room and every one is made
welcome.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-08-20

Served as coffee. the new coffee substitute
known to srocers everywhere q. Dr.. Shoop' $
Health Coffee. will trick even a coffee expert,
Not grain Of real ceaes in it either, Pure
heathful .eastad grains, malt. auts. ste. hsvs
hssn 70 olevsry blended ss to give wendsr
fuIly satisfying coffee taste and Favor. AID il
i. made in minute" too. No tediou, 70 to
30 minutes boiling. Sold BY Ill Grocsss.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-08-20
EXHIBIT OF STATE RESOURCES IS ENDORSED

q N~Gak New
eaive exhih q stAai.sd.
Nsws consists sloal
ill
the exhibit
thsy sai
RssR,sE E.Hss Will Be
( esreate vuisss sxhbits
eke pa Of tie il
Of
More Inquiries aEvsrBs Colorado.
iqis. ais tes tes.stea
received Information
As
hssb
q ths slsrfeam 0
Ae.yI. Colorado Fruit
die
Of Of
rapidly bsa1 spread throughout the
The Holly chieftain., 1909-08-20
~ STANDS FOR M
~ QUALITY w

j. d. Nuckolls of Winfield,
Kansas, who has extensive pro-
perty interests here, arrived last
Sunday aud will remain indef.
nitely.
Mr.. and Mrs Steen of Muskogee,
Okla, son-in law and daughter Of
Mr.. and Ars. Fl. B. Fortney of
Hartman, are here Oh IN sxtandad
visit and may locate among -.
Meta the change in the adyt. Of
the Star Restaurant. Proprietor
-A.-H. Ns1sea-h hss slrsady buik mp
Z nice business, and he has come
to stay.
Proprietor Stiles of the Holly
hotel contemplates an early visit
to the mineral springs, where he
will endeavor to shake off the hold
that the dreaded rheumatics have
had on him the past three weeks.
Mr.. H. Fortney of the Lancaster
Lumber Co. visited here with his
family last Sunday, after picking
a few choice watermelons from his
farm on the Southside.
Don't forget the grand ball to.
morrow night at the Holly opera
house. Music by the Mexican or
chestra.
A. B. Martin, the genial baker,
has purchased a splendid auto of
the REQ design, and no doubt he
will soon be speeding along the
highways with the swiftest.
Fer Sale-Wind mill with pump
and water tank. At Ed Haber-
stroh's barber shop.
After four year absence from
Holly, young Edward Haberstroh,
and sister, Miss Della, arrived last
Sunday and are the guests of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Haberstroh. Sr. They expressed
themselves as being highly pleased
with the progress OF the city during
their absence, and may remain in
definitely.
Mr.. Ed Jones, accompanied by
his sister, Mrs. ALA Collie and
little ne. ,hew, returned from sew
eral days jaunt to the mountains,
via auto, last Monday.
Wanted Five hundred head of
cattle Of all descriptions, from
calves up. Highest market price
paid.
Holly Investment 4 Loan Co.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-08-20
Taken Up

One brown burro, dim brand on
shoulder. II years old, from south
of town last Monday. Owner can
have same by identifying animal
and paying for advertisement.
Chieftain Office.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-08-20
Holly Vhiioes

Holly, Colo, visitors to Denver
will find copies of The Chieftain
on file at the Albany Hotel,
second floor parlor.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-08-20
For Sale

The ranch known as the G. L.
McPhersou place, north of Holly,
lGO acres, containing 2 dwellingr,
barns, corrals, etc. Easy terms,
Inquire on the premises. r.
Reinecke,
The Holly chieftain., 1909-08-20

You s.n.os bs well. f.eI well. or look well il
your Kidneys ass dis.rrsnssJ Foley's Kidney
Remedy maksa healthy kidneys and cures back.
ache. rheumatism. and Ill disorders Of the ur;n.
ary organs. Restores health snd strength.
Holly Phsrmscy. F. D. Bsird ( Co.. Press.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-08-20

We Do Not Recommend
Ssthsrisnd. Eagle Eye Ssips for aaythins bu.
the eyes. 1t is speedy and harmless cure for
srsnulated lids. scrofuious sars eyes. styss. weak
eyes and dimness Of vision. Sold everywhere
2Sc. Farmers Pharmacy.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-08-20

Weak women should read my Book No. 1
for Women" Ii tells Of Dr.. Shoop's Night
Cure Tells how these soothing. healing. anti.
septic supposi.ories bring quick and certain
help. The Book is free. Adars.. Dr.. Shoop.
Rscine, Wis. All Dealsrs.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-08-20
Must Be Sold 4 O.ce

Good mich COW, Z years old,
fresh this fall.
Jersey mich COW, 4 years old.
Two heifer calves, one ] months
old, the other l3 months.
Sorrel driving mare, perfectly
gentle, for ladies or children.
Organ and all household goods.
All prices are right.
Mrs. A. s. Rowan.
Every visitor gets free present at
the Glass Blowers.
The largest and most extensive
hardware establishment in the Arkan-
sas Valley. Harrington s.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-08-20

Buy a piano on easy terms. SO
down and $40 per month.
A. H. Price.
Mr.. F. B. Baird, q painter of
rare ability, has purchased the
business aud good will of E. r.
Devero, and will contiue the bust.
ness at the old stand, the latter
gentleman retiring on account of
i'll health. The Chieftain bespeaks
for Mr.. Baird the same liberal pat
ronage as was bestowed upon his
predecessor, who built up
splendid business in short time.
The N. 4 G. Amusement Co. has
been holding forth at the show
grounds here since Tuesday, wind
ing up tomorrow night. They are
putting up a fair entertainment.
Mrs. Jesse Co.'S, who has been
visiting IN Mulberry. Kansas
arrived home last Tuesday.
Who is your pill roller? Pre-.
scriptions accurately compounded
with pure drugs, at the Holly
Pharmacy.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-08-20
For Rent

For Rent.
Three room house. Apply to R.
w. English Lumber Co.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-08-20
TO THE MAN WITH
The CASH

Here b - opportunity 10 let
hold d he - psyiat bssiaess IL
Holly. We waal to sell or foods
ssd fixtsres. 0sly cash buyers aeed
spply.
We have distsst bssisess ID.
terests whic4 dsassd os. persessl
sttestios. 1 y nsa with cash we
are lookiai ~.
Fer laslh1s laiornstioa cell st
our Dora.
wHlTE B10s. DEPT STORE
]. E Adamson, the Hartman
capitalist, n0wsaresident Of Dem
ver, blsw IN Iass Thursday and re.
maiued until Saturday, c,ssing
contract 70 ssAnild bis store at
Hartman, sld ~ work will pro-
cesd at nnce.
Go Asoooe 4sJeOo Vn0o00f +1G
the Glass Blower.
Miss Noma Bays, the artistic
photographer, has taken quito
number Of views Tor Holly people,
ta6 past week.
". and Hrs. Jask House, re.
Gently married It Las Animas, are
now residing % the old Jim Reyes
ranch, south Of town, and are com.
fortably LOCATED.
Nrs. Jnd Houss. after an ex-
tended visit along the California
coast and the Seattle exposition.
arrived home last Sunday.
Lou D. Millingsr, whom every.
body knows, blew in last Tuesday
from Downs, Kansas where he is
happily married. His trip here is
on business solely.
What il vacation7 A life in.
surance policy. 4 smile on the
face of Father time. An invest
ment in the bank Of health. The
slot into which our savings drop.
The funny supplement of life's
newspaper. The sugar coating to
the bitter pill Of work. An addition
In health by q subtraction in
wealth. A rest wherein a fellow
works harder in spending money
than in earning il.
The Washington times., 1909-09-29
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
ELEVATES MURRAY
NotableS Witness New BiSh-
ops Conservation in
Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Sept 2.-Rew. John
Gardner Murray, cOadjutor b~ishop-elect
OF the Protestant Episcopal Diocese OF
Maryland. was elevated TO the bishopTic
today at the Church OF St Michael and
All Angels, in this city, of which he is
rector The services Of conservation be-
gun at 1880 a m.
Bishop Paret, to whom Dr. Murray
viii be an assistant. presided at the
ceremonies. Preceding the service of
conservation there was a celebration OF
holy communion, and this was followed
by morning prayer. The music during
the services was rendered by an all
male choir, John Bland, tenor sCloist Of
Calvary Episcopal Church. New York.
assisting the regular choir.
The procession to the church was i'm
press We There were between Us and
LOO in the slow. solemn ike OF march.
Among the visiting prelates who attend
ed the ceremonies were DR.. Philip Du
Moulin. lord bishop Of Niagara. who IN
officially represented n Anglican
Church at the conservation Bishop du
Moulin came from Canada especially for
the services. He is a native OF Ireland
and a graduate OF the Dublin Univer-
sity; Bishop Reese. Of Georgia.; Bishop
Kinsmau, Of Delaware. Bishop Adams.
Of Easton, Md. Bishop Gravatt. OF
West Virginia: Bishop Darlington, OF
southern Virginia; Bishop Mccormick.
Of West Virginia: Bishop Harding, Of
Washington d. c., and Bishop Nelson,
OF the diocese OF Atlanta, Ga.
The Washington times., 1909-09-29
AND NECKTIES
IN WINDOW DISPLAY
Saks & Co. Have Unusual Com
bination-Show Persian
Styles.

The feat OF combining neckwear and
Persian poetry. the rustic grape arbor
with modern wearing apparel has been
accomplished in Washington by Saks &.
Co through the medium of a window
display. the more important features Of
which are the verses OF old Omar. an
arbor heavy with luscious grapes, and
samples Of an exquisite line OF autumn
cre.gats, cut and colored ia the latest
mode.
The decoration Of the show window
IS the work Of Mr.. AarOns, head win
dow artist for Saks & &C The grape
arbor is the central feature OF the dis
play. Not only is there a real arbor
and grapes, as far as appearances 20,
but the background of the display has
seen made to harmonic with the win
COW itself.
A verse Of Omar in celebration n the
grape is prominently displayed. n
grouped in a most harmonious manner
are the newest things in neckwear of a
Persian pattern. The display Will re-
main intact the remainder of the week.
The Washington times., 1909-09-29
w. C. T. u. DELEGATES
GO TO CONVENTION

Mrs> I. 7. George, Mrs. Seaton. Mrs.
Bolinger, Mrs. Henning, Miss Manley,
and Mrs. Emma Berry have been chosen
delegates by the Vert End W. G. T. Z
70 attend the annual convention OF the
District Union October 6 and Z at the
Emmanuel Baptist Church. The annual
meeting OF the West End branch was
held last evening, md after the reading
of the yearly reports new officers were
elected as follows: Mrs. +. W Cheese
man, president; Mrs. 4. S. Taylor. first
vice president; Ms. c A. Hovey. sec
ond vice president; Mrs. II. D Eiker.
corresponding secretary; Mrs. s. Irwin.
recording secretary. and Mrs. n V.
Noerr, treasurer The board or super
~intendents wcSe reelected.
The Washington times., 1909-09-29
LAW SCHOOL E
ON FRIDAY EVENING

With the largest classes In the his
tory Of the school, the National Univer-
sity Law School viii inaugurate its
~fOrty-frst year OF law study next Fri
day evening.
Graduates and friends Of the school
as well as The students are expected 70
be present for the opening. An address
will be delivered by Hannis Taylor, OF
the law faculty on Law and Citizen
ship" and various professors will make
announcements regarding the courses
for the year.
The exercises viii take place at the
National Law School building. at S16-1s
Thirteenth street northwest, at $50
O'Clock on Friday evening.
The Washington times., 1909-09-29
W.. R. MORRISON
is SERIOUSLY ILL
Report From Illinois Says Former
Congressman Is MOI Expect
ed to Live.

Col. William r. Morrison. former
member OF Congress from Illinois, and
author of the tariff bill which bore
his name. is on his death bed at his
old home in Waterloo, III, according
TO the opinion OF his attending ply
sician. Dr.. SennOtt.
His family and friends rave aban-
doned hope Ant they fear hat the end
Is near a telegram received here to-
day by an intimate associate Of Col
OneI Morrison during his career in
Congress said: Colonel Morrison very
low. No hope. Expect him TO last
two days This was signed by Or.
SennOtt.
Colonel Morrison Is IN his eighty
fifth year. He was born September IA,
1929 He was seven times elected to
Congress n in his later years of
service became known as Horizontal
BIZ" because of his idea that, IN re-
vising the tariff, a horizontal cut
ought 10 be made on all schedules,
treating all classes of impOrtatfons
alike.
The Washington times., 1909-09-29
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tha the first flights would be attempted
They stated. however. that no eNtraor-
binary feats would he tried today. but
that the time would be devoted TO set
tong their machines properly tuned up,
so that the regular progrom set forth
for tomorrow and the remainder of the
week. including flights up the hudson
river as far as Grants Tomb or far
Their can go on.
Curtiss Flies First.
Cur1iss was the first to go up. but his
ascent was of short duration. and he did
not 20 over the water. He swung around
the flled-in ground south OF the proving
ground. and finding that his machine
was running all right came back 10
the shed Il was explained that he
would not try 10 so out across the water
until the pontoons which had been at
tached TO his craft could be changed
for others that had proved their worth
when 1t was necessary 70 alight in the
water
Wright ran his machine out OF the
shed soon after g o'clock, and II was
soon in shape for his first flight. He gave
the word AT $3.50. and almost before the
spectators about realized il the aero
plane was i'm the air. The Ohio man
made two complete circles Of the test
ing grounds on the island at q height
ranging from thirty-Gve 70 fifty feet.
Finding that his machine was running
m-agnihceutly he swung il eastward
across the island and out over the
mouth Of the East river. The big aero
plane was blowing its way through the
air at a very fast rate Of speed. and
pioted by its inventor it urned north
ward toward the Eattery wall, which
was lined with spectators
Whistles Greet Aviator.
So soon as il was seen that nc was
| coming across the bay the whistles OF
the steam. craft in the upper ha-bor
/ and the Gerry boats were tied down, and
/ the daring aviator was saluted with a
/ medley OF sound which must nave been
| pleasing to his ear. He swung across
/ the front Of the Battery wall and sailed
! majesticaily over toward the Statute
| Of Liberty on Bedloe's Island.
On his first Of his two fights he
contented himself with running close 10
70 and then returning to the aeroplane
! shed on Governors Island which ne
reached at 1904.
Charles Foster willard, the a%erouaut
who has been giving flights throughout
| Canada, Witnessed the performance and
so soon as Curtiss landed he explained
TO him that the pOntOons which were
attached TO the ~aeroplane in case 1t be-
The Washington times., 1909-09-29
SUBMARINES MAKE GOOD.

QUINCY. Mass. Sept. 29-Vlth one
exception, the feet OF six submarine
boats constructed by the Electric Boat
Company for the Government have COM
pleted all tests. and will be turned over
to the naval officials at the Charles
town navy yard within ten days. AS a
class the submarines broke all records
for submergence. reaching a depth Of
2GO feet. Individual submarines had pre-
Viously bettered this feat.
The Washington times., 1909-09-29

NORTH ADAMS. Mass. Sept. %
With Cllnord 3. Harmon as pilot, and
Augustus Post, OF New York. as Passen-
ger and critic. the balloon North Adams
assembled here early today, rose 70 a
high altitude. and sailed eastward be
fore a strong wind.
The Washington times., 1909-09-29
Franco Honors He.oes.

PARIS. sept. 2.-Frauce buried two
OF her a%eronsuric heroes today. when
Captain MarchaI. pilot OF the Inflated
dirigible balloon R%epubIique, whose
body was placed temporarily IN a re-
ceiving vault at Versailles was laid TO
rest at Nancy, and Captain Ferber, who
was killed two weeks ago in an aero
plane accident. was buried at Lyons.
Crowds attended the funerals, which
were marked with fun military honors.
The Washington times., 1909-09-29
WRIGHT G.
LIBERTY STATUE
Initial Flights About New York Bay Are Successful, and
Thousands See the Famous Aviator AS
He Makes Two Ascensions.

came necessary 20 descend I'M the water
arc imprnCtiC2hIo- So strong was his
protest that CurtiSs at once unshippod
them and started work on another kim
which Willard declares VIII serve the
purpose.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-09

r should think 1t more suspicious Il
the PAPER were not out on Aef des1.
4. she Is suca 4 deep one ~ vcg sea-
, hink. sac could hide such an a
ui.asLadls BIT % 9yldalce,"
"She didn't know we suspected ser.
d course, you haven't oladowed her
little bite"
~ihera is c Knit to detective duty
=. The case OF q gentleman" returned
no colonel, haughtily. 4 have not"
4idls .3lrdsall sighed: then ia a
rropidetory tone: We'll OF course,
We hoth think there are other people
"a the job; | don't knew exactly what
ECU moan by bigger game. but I can
nAeise s stagger at Il. Now. say. did
you get any answer when sou wrote
10 Kestcham hlmself?"
Yes, said the colonel. erlmly. =
heard. You know the sort Of letter |
ufote; telling him Of our dreadful anx.
slts and about the lads being an or.
pban; dent you think Il was tho sort
o. letter a decent man would answer,
metter how busy he might bofn
Sure. Didn't you get an answerT'
II did" The colonel e%xtrlcated him
aelf from his wFappings enough to flnd
q pale blue envelope, which he handed
% Birdsall, at the same time taking
the motor handle. you SEQ; type
written, very polite. chilly sort OF let,
tor kind to make a man hot under the
collar and swear ut Keatcham's heart.
lehsness. Mr.. Keatcham unable to an.
ever, having been III since he left San
Francisco. Did not see anything OF
any boy. Probably ran away. Has
no Information Of any kind to afford.
And the writer is very sincerely mine.
The minute | read Il / was sure Mer-
Ger wrote It; and he wrote It to make
me 50 disguised with Keatcham !
wouldn't pursue the subject with him.
Just the same way he snubbed my
aunt; and, for that matter Just the
way he tried to snub me on the train.
But he missed his mark. / wired every
hotel In Santa Barbara and every one
ID Los Angeles: and Keatcham isn't
there and hasn't been there. He has