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Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-19
YESTERDAYS SCORES

The Angels will arrive time this morning
their coming the old eud between Hogan and Dillon is
scheduled The first will take place this afternoon
park commencing 80 o'clock Hogan is determined
finishing third place and his club is but few points behind
the Seals game the Angels while Port
taking Francisco down the line much closer to the
position Hence the Villagers be counted do
their utmost grab the with wide margin possible
hand there nothing Dillon likes to do better than
game from his rival Hogan the coming series will be
anything but slow.
Haps are all in frstcas trim and the Angels with
exceptions will be in shape when they off the travel
The outeder Kennedy will hold down the left
regular Murphy is poor physical condition Bull
Thoen work the end of the week and with
balance of the pitching staff working in ttop fashion, the
games should be closely contested
This will last meeting between the teams until
SERIES and the dopesters will be in force fig
of each club the games after the regular
Umpres Irwin and McGreevy will arbirate the series
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-19
PIMLICo WINNERS

BALTIMORE. Oct. 1S,-The days fea-
ture at Pimllco was the breaking of the
track record for a mile and an eighth. by
Carman's Bonnie Kelso in the Pimlco Coun-
try club purse. She ran the distance in
1851 Us. The best previous time was
:53 1-5. made by Blue Book last year. Re-
suits:
First race, six furlongs--slr Alvescot
won; Malatne. second; FlorimeL third
Time. 1913 3-5.
Second race, five furlongs-Stiily Night
won; Warp. second; corinth, third. Time
100 AS.
Third race mile and seventy yards-The
Gardener won; Hilltop second question
Mark, third. Time, 1;4S As.
Fourth race, Belvidere steeplechase' two
miles-Water way, won; Merriman, secondi
Diebold, third Time. 3;57 4-5.
Fifth race six furlongs-zeus, woni Mer-
idian, second; Alta Maha, third Ilme
1912 3-5.
sixth race mile and an eighth-Bonnle
Kelso, won; Hampton Court, second; Prac-
teal third. Time, 1851 2-5.
Seventh race. five furlongs-Gold cap
won; Argo second; Foot Lights thiru'
Time, 1902.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-19
FOR OLYMPIC
GAMES OF 1872 ARRANGED

NEW YORK, Oct. 1s.--A copy OF the tenta-
tive program arranged by the International
Committee for the olympic games of 1912 has
been received here from England.
Some of the track events seen on the Lon
don program two years ago have been omitted
and new ones put on instead. Those left out
the 200 meters fiat and the 400 meters
hurdles. and a new one is fve-mile cross
country race. The discus will be thrown three
ways; that is, free style with one hand, and
the free style with the right and left hands,
and from the pedestal, "as at Athens"
The javelin will be thrown two ways-with
one hand and with the right and left hands.
The javelin will have to be grasped in the
middle.
The program as It now stands is follows:
Foot racing-1O0 meters fiat, 400 meters nat,
800 meters fiat, 1900 meters fiat, 5000 meters
fat 10000 meters fiat. Marathon race 10000
meters fiat.
Hurdle races-110 meters, 1000 meters walk,
five-mile cross-country race.
Team races-Reay race, 1900 meters, teams
Of four, each to run 400 meters; relay race, 5000
meters, five to run, three to count
misunderstanding high jump, standing
broad jump, running broad jump, hop, step
and jump, pole jump
Throwing and putting-Discus, free style,
best hand; discus, free style, right and left
hand; discus 'as at Athens" Javelin, best
hand; javelin, right and left hand.
Putting weight-Putting weight best hand;
putting weight right and left hand; throwing
the hammer; tug Of war
AlI-round contests-Broad jump, javeln, 200
meters run 1900 meters run, points to score
to win. First day. 100 meters run, 400 meters
run, broad jump putting the weight, nigh
jump. Second day. 100 meters hurdle race,
discus pole jump, javeln 1900 meters run.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-19
CHRISTY MATHEWSON IS
AN UNSOLVED PROBLEM
Giants Take the Fifth Game and
CinCh Series for Cham
pionship of Gotham

NEW YORK, Oct. 1S.-Christy Math-
ewson was an unsolvable problem to
the Highlanders today, and the Giants
had no trouble in winning the fifth
game of the post-season series, 5 to l.
The series now stands: Nationals, 8;
Americans, 1; tied, 1.
DeYere brought the Giants first run
with a home run into left field bleach
ers. After two were down in the sec
ond inning Myers got a lucky infield
hit and Mathewson walked. Devere
doubled to right, scoring Myers, and
Doyle followed with home run to the
center field fence.
The Highlanders made their only run
in the seventh on single by Knight
and a wild pitch by Mathewson and
Doyle's error. Score:
Americans 1, hits 6, errors 0.
Nationals 5, hits 6, errors 2.
Batteries-F'isher and MITCHELL; Ma
thewson and Myers. Umpires, KLEIN
and Evans.
The paid admissions at the polo grounds
today numbered 1888. and the total re-
ceipts were $12,339.75. OF this the
players will receive s6663.36; each club
owner $2.221.16 and the national commits
sion, S1.233.57.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-19
LOUISVILLE RACES

LOUISVILLE. Oct. 1S.-The feature OF
racing at Churchill Downs today was the
Cherokee selling stakes, worth $1,000, IN
which 3-year-olds and upward were en-
Gagged at one mile. 1t resulted in an easy
Victory for Cherryola. Results;
First race. six furlongs-Forehead, won;
Ayame, second; Scarlet Pimpernell third
Time 1913.
Second race, mile and sxteenth-Romp
won; Flirting, second; Quagga, third. Iime'
1:47h.
Third race mile and a sxteenth-Bad
News, won Sallie Preston, second; Ban
bury, third. Time 1;4S S-5
Fourth race, the Cherokee selling stakes
mile-Cherryola won; Prince Gal, second; I;
Huck, third. Time. 139.
Fifth race, six furlongs-Ella Bryson
won; County Tax, second; Bxemplar, third
Time 1;14.
sixth race mile and a slxteenth-Carl-
ton G., won; salian, second; Royal Report
third. Time, al
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-19
WILL SEEK ELpoRApo

Bert S. Coleman of this city, William Solo
mon of Santa Barbara Mortimer S. Hewitt Of
San Francisco, and Grover c. squier of Grand
Rapids, Mich. will leave San Pedro this af-
ternoon Squier's yacht white Wings,
flying the flag of the CoIinthian Yacht club OF
San Francisco, for extended trip down the
west coast of Mexico and Tiburon island on
a gold-digging tour
The yacht is provsioned for a year and the
travellers expect to be gone for approximately
that length of time. on the way down the
yacht will put in at San Diego, where two
prominent Los Angeles men, who have extern
sive mining interests In Mexico, will join the
party.
Coleman recently returned from a yachting
trip to Guayamas, Mexico, the Wanderer,
which covered 1850 miles in three weeks on
the journey.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-19

Thomas getting the putout. No
runs.
ladelphia-Strunk famed at
three pitched balls. Lord singled to
right and Collins was given glad
hand when he came to the plate.
Lord was forced at second, Tinker
to Zimmerman, on Collins ground
er. Collins stole second. Baker
was walked. Collins scored on Da-
Wis single to left, the latter getting
to second on the throw in. Murphy
was thrown out at first by Tinker.
One run.
SIXTH INNING
Chicago-Zimmerman was given
his base on four straight balls. On
Steinfeldt's fly to Collins thinner
man was doubled at first. Tinker
sent the ball into the left field
crowd for two bases. Killing flied
out to Strunk. No runs.
Philadelphia - Barry famed.
Thomas went to first on four balls.
Thomas went to third on Coombs'
single to center. Strunk struck out
for the third time. Lords high foul
was taken by Chance. No runs.
SEVENTH INNING
Chicago - Brown struck out.
Sheckard doubled in the right field
crowd. Schultz lifted high fly to
Strunk. Holman was given his
base on balls for the third time and
Captain Chance faced Coombs.
Sheckard scored on Chances single
to center, Holman being held on
second, Zimmerman's grounder
forced Chance, Collins to Barry One
run.
Philadelphia - Collins was given
his base on balls. Baker singled to
right and Collins reached third.
Davis drove the ball into the left
field crowd for two bases, scoring
Collins and putting Baker on third.
Murphy doubled in the same direc-
ton, scoring Baker and Davis. Bar
ry sacrificed. Brown to Chance,
placing Murphy on third. Thomas
singled to left, scoring Murphy
Coombs out at first, Chance unas-
sisted. Strunk doubled to right,
scoring Thomas. Sheckard muffed
Lords fly and Strunk scored. Lord
was out stealing, King to Tinker.
Six runs. During the inning the
Athletics had made five hits, in
cluding three two-baggers.
EIGHTH INNING
Chicago-Steinfeld doubled to left
took first on balls. Beaumont was
brought in to bat for Brown and
struck out. Coombs passed Sheck-
ard. Three men were left on bases,
and Schultz popped a fly to Collins.
No runs.
Philadelphia-Richi now pitching
for Chicago. Collins doubled into
right field crowd Collins took third
on Bakers out at first, Chance un-
assisted. Davis was out at first,
Chance unassisted. Murphy was
thrown out, Steinfeldt to Chance.
No runs.
NINTH INNING
Chicago-Hofman singled to left.
Chance was thrown out at first,
Collins to Davis. Zimmerman
doubled to left, scoring Holman.
Steinfeldt was out, Barry to Davis.
Tinker was given base on balls.
king hit to Barry and the latter
stopped on second. forcing Tinker.
One run. Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-19
BEAVERS SHUT OUT
MOHLER'S CHAMPS
First Game of Series Is Easy for
Mercedes League Lead
ing Squad

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1S.-Port-
land defeated San Francisco today, 2
to 0, in the first game of the series.
Seaton pitched an excellent game and
allowed the Seals but four scattered
hits.
Portland's first run was scored in
the fourth inning, when Eastley al
lowed Sheehan to single scoring Kru-
ger. The second run was made in the
final inning. Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-19
GAME BY INNINGS
FIRST INNING

FIRST INNING
Chicago first man up,
was given his base on balls and was
forced at second, Collins to Berry,
on Schulte's grounder. Hoffman was
sent to first on balls and Captain
Coombs came to the plate. Both
Schultz and Hoffman advanced on
Chances grounder, which was too
hot for Baker to handle. With bases
full, Zimmerman came to the plate.
On the latter's sacrifice fly to
Strunk Schultz scored. Steinfeldt
struck out. One run.
adelphia-Strunk, the head of
the Athletics batting list, struck
out. King missed the third strike,
but got the runner at first. Lord
was tossed out, Steinfeldt to Chance.
Collins singled to right center, and :
Baker, who did such good work
with the bat yesterday, came to the
plate. Collins stole second. Baker
was thrown out, Brown to Chance.
No runs.
SECOND INNING
Chicago-Tinker was safe at first
on Davis error, Baker making a
perfect throw. Tinker was doubled
up with King on the latter's drive
to Collins. Brown was tossed out,
Collins to Davis. No runs.
Philadelphia-Davi lifted a long
fly to Holman. Murphy took first
on four pitched balls. Barry forced
Murphy at second. Tinker and
Chance completing a double play.
No runs.
THIRD INNING
Chicago was given
base on balls for the second time.
Schultz was safe at first, Davis
dropping Coombs' pretty throw.
Holman was out on a pop fly to
Davis on an attempted sacrifice.
Schultz was given a sacrifice hit on
Davis error. Chance struck out.
Zimmerman ended the inning on a
line drive to Lord. No runs.
adelphia-Thomas got to first
on Steinfeldts error Coombs struck
out Strunk made an infield hit and
was safe on Lords hit to thinner
man. Strunk was forced at second.
Thomas and Lord both scored when
Collins doubled to left. Lord, who
was on first, kept on going home as
Steinfeldt fumbled Sheckard's pret-
ty throw to third. Steinfeldt was
6lNNlA tlll u VI anu tDllCNNeAAh u tAAl Go
sist. Baker was out at first on
Zimmerman's assist. Two runs.
FOURTH INNING
Chicago lifted a fly to
Strunk. Tinker singled to center.
Tinker was an easy out, Thomas to
Collins, on an attempted steal.
King struck out. No runs.
Philadelphia-Davi was thrown
out at first by Tinker. Murphy
lifted high foul to Chance. Barry
singled over second. on Thomas
single to right Barry took third.
Coombs struck out. No runs.
FIFTH INNING
Chicago-Brown reached first on
Coombs' tumble. Coombs made a
second tumble and Sheckard was
safe at first. Sheckard was credited
with a sacrifice. Both runners ad-
vanced a base on Schulte's sacrifice
to Davis, unassisted. Hoffman was
given his base on balls, Captain
Chance came to the plate with the
bases full and flied out to Murphy,
and on a beautiful throw to the
home plate Brown was doubled up,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-19

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 18-In game filled with thrills
Philadelphia Americans this afternoon administered crushing
feat to Chicago National champions before than 1900
persons. The score was 9 to g.
The received shock when Pitcher Coombs showed
unsteadness but this quickly forgotten little later when the
fighting Athletics forged to the front
seventh inning, when Captain Chances splendid
chine crushed under cannonadng of hits the crowds enthus
The hero brilliantly his
pament of the Bender did in yesterdays contest
Eddie Collins second baseman of the home This
captain of the Columbia university nine electrified the crowd
The show that his five plate he
reached first base time by making three hits of them
doubles receiving base balls and making force play He
and home accepted chances without
figured in sensational plays that stopped Chicago from
the bases and but not least the champion base
OF his league stole twice the king of National league bastop
King.
Brown kept Collins close he could the first
In the SIXTH Collins outguessed the Chicago battery three times
each Collins appeared divine the play waited Then
he made his dash and into the bag from first perfect throw
rwIRLER cooMss ERRArc
Coombs pitched erratic game giving bases balls
up balls He got away with the inning with
but against him He seemed show better form when
occupied the bags This
shown by the fact that Chicago had fourteen left bases
the unsteady, sharp
piece OF fielding would spoil the chance after there pros
Brown pitched fairly good ball in the early stages the game
hq d WAS n1 & in 4G the m Oh & n 10 oCn n M up R IN e
Nine went to bat this inning and six of them scored three
doubles two singles base on balls and sacrifice After
e @ me 9nn Ma % Nq ed 4 a % was b e0GeaIa by fnG M & ] m m
Chicago scored its first the beginning of the game
After Sheckard had walked Schultz Holman
also walked Chances Schultz
scored Zmme mans long sacrifice fly Fast double plays ended
the chances either had the inning
the
of inning
the Stenfdt fumbed
Lords
out
latter his steal
in
a here
ling
worked Coombs will
met came u ana sent not single 70
tonai Ias9n T
of
a
down the The en-l
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-19
CINCINNATI REDS ARE
1910 CHAMPIONS OF OHIO

CINCINNATI. oct. 1s.-The Cincinnati
National league baseball team, by defeat
ing the Cleveland Americans, to 3, here
today won the post-season series between
the two teams for the championship Of
Ohio. Score:
Cleveland 5, hits 12 errors 1.
Cincinnati 8, hits 3, errors l.
Observation-Disclosures, Kaler, Mitchell
and Adams; Suggs Gaspar and Mclean.
Umpires-Brennan and O'Loughlin.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-19
ELECTRIC LEAGUE OPENS

The Electric Bowling league opened its
season at the Brunswick alleys last night
with capacity crowd present for the OPEN
ing game between the Western Electrics and
the F. o. Engstrum team. The Westerns
were too strong for the Engstrums and
walked away with the game by score OF
2355 to 1854. George of the Electrics had
high average and high game.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-19
ALSO RAMS TRIM
NEAR LEADERS, 81
Fitzgerald Effective Throughout,
and Team Mates Connect
for IA SafetieS

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Oct. 1S.-WoI-
verton's crew were given a drubbing
by the Senators this afternoon, the
home guard slashing out fourteen hits
from the delivery of Harkins and Nell
son, taking the game, to 1.
Harkins was hit for eight safeties,
which netted two runs, and when
Shinn opened the fifth for the Senators
by driving out a triple Wolverton re-
placed Harkins, sending in Nelson, who
was also batted hard. Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-19

Odds went down after the first defeat
and Mondays losers wagered heavily
today in an effort to get even.
Here tonight even money is offered,
with takers, that the Chicago team will
win Thursdays game. Three to five
that Chicago will win the series finds
takers.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-19
PHILADELPHIA ATHLETICS DEFEAT CUBS 9 TO
HAP HOGAN AND HIS CUBS TO BATTLE
WITH DFLLON'S EX-CHAMPION BAND

Los Angeles Team Arrives This Morning. and Happy Dealing Out
the War Paint-vernon Players in Fine Fette for Weeks
Program, and Angels viii Swing Into Pace Before
the Series Is Far Gone-Kennedy the BuSher
from Frisco, to Occupy Murphys Po'
SitOn at Left
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-19
COLLINS LEADS BATTING
COLUMN OF WORLD SERIES

The real reason for the triumph Of the Ath-
Ietics over the Cubs in the first two games of
the worlds series is shown by the batting
averages of the teams for the two games. The
averages follow:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-19
CHICAGO CUBS lose SECOND CAME
TO QUAKER CITY AMERICAN LEAGUERS

When Captain Chances Machine Was Crushed Under Fusade of
Hits the Cheers of Spectators Were Thunderous usEddie
Collins, Star Second Baseman of the PhIadeIphias,
Proves Himself Hero for His Team, EIeCtrify-
ina the Crowd by Sensational Work.
coombs' Play Gets Unsteady
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-19
SAN FRANCISCO
SCORE BY INNINGS

SCORE BY INNINGS
Portland. . ...........0 Il
san Francisco .......0 0 0 o 0 90
Base hits ..........1 l 0 IA
madden batted for Berry in eighth in
ming.
'sLewis batted for McArdle in ninth in
ming.
SUMMARY
Two-base hits-Olson, Kruger Sacrifice
hit-Eastley. First base called balls
Off Seaton, /; off Eastley, 4. Struck out
BY Seaton, 2; by Eastley, 2. Hit by pitched
ball-Vitt. Double plays-Eastley to Nc
Ardle to Tenant; Fisher to Rapps; Rapps
to Olson to Rapps. Time of game, 1:35.
Umpires, Hildebrand and Toman.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-19
CHICAGO
Team averag
TIED UP

Fine steak, that"
lutte so. Why don't you buy it2"
Another millionaire holds an option on 1t
until tomorrow noon."-Kansas city Journal
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-19
SUMMARY

Tvo-base hts-Colns 2) Tinker Sheckard, Davis Muir
phy Strunk Steinfeld Zimmerman Hits-OH Brown 13 in
innings off Richie in inning. Sacrifice hy-Zmmer
Sacrifice hitsSchute O Sheckard Barry Stolen bases
Collins Double plays-Coins to Davis q Murphy Tho-
Chance. Left bases-Chicago a. Philadelphia,
Bases on balls-Of Coombs 9; Sheckard, s. Holman,
Thomas Collins First base errorChcago 81 Philadelphia,
Struck out-Coombs (Senfeld Chance, Killing, Brown,
Beaumont) by Browns (Strunk Coombs Barry) Time
Umpire-Rige behind the plate Sheridan bases,
O'Dav in RIGHT field. Connolly in left field.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-19
)r nelson IN
SUMMARY

SUMMARY
Hits made-Off Harkins s, runs ?, in
nings pitched 4; off Nelson 6. runs 4, in
nings pitched 4. Three-base hit-Shinn.
Two-base hits-Briggs. Van Buren,, Hester.
Sacrifice hits-Burns, .. First base on
called balls-Off Fitzgerald. /; off Har-
kins /; off Nelson, l. Struck out-By
Fitzgerald G; by Harkins. 2; by Nelson, 2.
Hit by pitched ball-Pfyl. Double plays
La Longe to Burns; Wolverton to Pfyl. Wild
pitch-Fitzgerald. Time of game, l 40 um-
pires Van Haltren and Finney
The Holly chieftain. (Holly, Colo.) 1897-1987, 1910-07-15

The Frtnchwuilan packs IN one
frank what the American woman puts
I'm three. First she begins with the
dress skirt, which is always placed IN
the bottom of the trunk. AT each END
are strips of tape securely along
the edge. ard to this tape the skirt Is
pinned with long hatpins both ut the
belt and hem which prevents It from
slipping to one end.
Drawers are neatly rolled from the
band to the hem. and the rutiies are
folded back. making pads to insert in
the fronts of soft lingerie dresses that
are liable to be crushed. Stockings are
rolled from tip to top and used instead
of tissue paper in stutfing sleeves
Nightgowns. chemises and starched ar
ticles are folded fat and square. as
they come from the laundry. They
take up little space.
Handkerchiefs. belts. pins and small
articles are placed in labeled boxes. A
fine hat placed in box is held with
stout hatpins driven through the crown
of the hat into the tpx. and plumes
are protected with tissue paper.
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A splendid gentle, driving or
or work mare. Cheap for cash.
Address S. N. Garfield. Holly,
Colo.
Lost-Boy's coat, three wrenches
and boys black-faced watch, be.
tween bank and Vavra residence.
Return to Hochstedler's store and
receive reward.
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MEN AND THINGS
IN GENERAL

The millionaire owner Of the
Colo. Springs Telegraph announces
that henceforth he will discontinue
his Sunday edition, as much as to
say that while his millions last he
will continue the regular daily edi-
ton. Millions of dollars have thus
been squanlered in vain attempt
to jump into profession with no
assets but fat bank roll and a
surplus of immaculate gall.
Choice REIMBURSEMENT on 40.
acre tract one mile south of Holly,
at a bargain. E., Chieftain.
M. G. Halstead, the urbane gen.
tleman representing the Knight
Campell Music Co. of Denver, is
delighted with Holly as a resi-
dence point and has brought his
family.
Never before have pianos been
offered at a special sale at special
prices, until now. The Knight.
CAMPBELL Music Co. of Denver will
continue this sale in Holly for ten
days only, at j. l.. Robinson's
store.
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CONTEST NOTICE
Department Of the Interior,
u. S, Land OHoe

DspaItmeut
U. S. Land OHcs.
Lamar. Colo. May q. 1910
sucien' contest sfsdsvi having been fled in this d.
S'rs~a eary No. made July 10. 1905, for nor,h..,t
quarter section 3d. township q s.. range AZ W. BY Geo
". Stra,n. conesee in which is slssed that he Ia,
wholly abandoned said that he has CHANGED n. res.
de"ee tor more hsa six months hast pss that said sb.euo.
~; uo Que to his employment in the Army o. Navy Of he
u and inst said defaults continue he present date
sad parties arc hersby eo,sed .ad offer
e''dense touch % said LEGATION 10 ocaek I. m. On
Aug e islo before the Rs1.-r and Receiver .. the
Tbs said contestant havnt Ia q proper .fsd,v;, s,.d
May vs. 1910 sst fath facts which show that ,f,e, due anil
senee personal service Of ,. canno, be n.de il /.
dine and proper publication. W." -
C. Eros, Lire,, Receiver
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CONTEST MorIcE
Depars,ncn, Of The Interior,
Y. 8. Land Ofsce.

Y. 5, Land U1Ece,
Lsmsr. Coo.. May q, 1910,
sufficient contest ssdav having been eled in III; N
see BY Geo. n. Mickey. contestant, srsins, Gu. E.
Camaia. en,r, Ne 9i63 msds J.a q 1905 for nor,h..st
quarter. section 80 ,o~ship 70. II. BY Chss T.
wholly sbsndoas5 said lsnd Tbs. he has changed his resi-
d'nee tor more than sx nonths Las. PEST; and tbs, aid
Navy Of the u ST. and .h. said defaults eontn.e to III.
prsseat date ssa psres hereby po,ised to
respoad epd Offer svdence touching said aets,ies !. ID
at the United States L."d Ofses in Lsm.r. Ccio
he said contestant having. a proper sfsI.x;t sl.d
May 10 lslo, set forh fsois which show tia. ,lier IN.
DILIGENCE persona service Of this notice cannot be m.d
hereby ordered .nd directed ,ha, such notice BE- si,ea
c, Frost Lasett. Receiver.
The Holly chieftain. (Holly, Colo.) 1897-1987, 1910-07-15

Teethins children have more or less
diarrhoea. which can be controlled by
s;vins Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and
Disrrhoea Remedy. All that is necessary
is to five the prescribed dose after each
operation of the bowels more than natural
and then castor oil to cleanse the system.
II il safe and sure. Sold by The Holly
Pharmacy, Ikelman Bros, prop'rs.
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Agents for the Famous

'atronize Chieftain advertisers.
Il means the continued prosperity
Of our town. Montgomery Ward
have never as yet built up any
thing but a mail order business.
The Holly chieftain. (Holly, Colo.) 1897-1987, 1910-07-15

The Chieftain is strictly
home paper. It's advertisers are
home merchants. DO you APP
preciate the fact, Mr.. Business
Man?