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The Holly chieftain., 1910-12-16
THE COLD TRUTH

Here is a little editorial from the
Aarysville News that nearly every
editor has often Thought about but
knows of no way of changing the
facts as here told:
''When any question comes up for or
against the welfare Of the town, the edi.
tor Of the newspaper has to 10 on record
before the whole people. His remarks
have to come out boldly before friend and
foe. 1t mstters not whether it hurts his
business or not-snd it often does hurt
it-he has to come out in the open and
take q stand. How is it with Others? A
few Of them have the nerve to stand up
aud express themselves under any and all
circumstances, but Q majority Of them
are business towards, or probably, more
properly speaking, sei6sI,-poIicy men.
They are all thints to all men. They
wos't open their mouths for they think
they are Soint to antatonize the opinion
Of q customer or friend. In the presence
of opponents they shut up like clans for
fear they lose dollar or make q, enemy.
Why should not the everyday frankness
be expected from all men? What would
you thing Of the editor who lacked the
nerve to stand up for what he believed
was right regardless Of the fact that some.
times it loses him business? II you ex-
pect the editor to come out openly and
stand up for the cause, has he not q right
to expect your commentator and en-.
dorsement as publicly and openly a. you
have opportunity? These burdends should
be shared
The Holly chieftain., 1910-12-16
sw11sk ,u11nsu on AIMS
Beginning Of What May bs an
Electric Line to Holly

Swink may be lighted with elsc-
tricity before many mors months
pass. The Pueblo and Suburban
Lighting and Traction company
has asked for franchise to fur
nish power and light for this place
and in all probability the city
council will grant the franchise
The general opinion is that the
franchise is asked to help form
the connecting link of towns
through which the electric CON-
psny proposes to build AN electric
road. which may eventually oper-
ate between La Junts and Holly.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-12-16
Hair Goods

just arrived lot of new. first
class hair goods, black, blonde.
brown, red, mixed brown and grey;
lots of Billie Burke cur!s and puts
Just the match for your hair. Ideal
brushes. Hair Tonic. Creams, Man.
icure Supplies. Will buy comb.
inxs, or mail us your cpmbings
aud We will make puffs. switches
aud Billie Burke Curls. Mrs. Miliss
Bartholomew, :rooms IL and IA
First Natl bank building. Lamar.
Colo.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-12-16

An alarm OF fire last Wednesday
morning aroused the slumberiug
lopulace. A freight car in the
Santa Fe yards had evidently been
set on fire by some hoboes who
were seen in the vicinity a short
time before. The fire department
appeared on the scene and prompt
ly checked the flames before fur.
ther damage could be done.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-12-16
Christmas Present Suggestions.

Christmas Present Suggestions.
Set of fnrs, warm slippers. jewel
case. toilet set. manicuring set,
china ware, fancy collar, tie, scarf
silvssware, berry spoons. gravy
ladies'. oyster forks. fruit knives.
nut picks, orange spoons chocolate
set, lemonade set, dresser scxrfs.
stand covers, mems ties. suspen.
ders, nandkerchiefS. military sets.
pearl handle pocket knives, pocket
books. bill books. muffiers. watch
fobs, guard chains. post card al
buns, handkerchief box. tie box,
glove boxes, fancy baskets, cut
glass. hammered brass jartliniers,
ash trays. fern disaes, trays and
many other nice things at
Baker Bros. & Pratt's.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-12-16

For Sale One OF two good
teams. L NC. Brown.
Lsst-Dismond brooch, cssaeeat
shspA. Return to Nm. Fssnk
TowAsley or Haily Chisftain and
receive reward.
Mix Wanted--By The HOLLY
Dairy. Plose s.S7
We receive orders for crean.
Holly Dairy. Pheas s2-5
In many cases in advertising, il
is necessary TO 20 little out Of
the way to attract attention. In
other words, the business repre-
scented must toot ito horn loud
enough to insure attention before
ii can attain to 4 hearing.
TIE Gsest varssty Of Tyesw ritter
Stssisssry 10 the vs,lsy is ssli at Tks
Chisftsis s6ee. Csas il sad we'll pst
yss sext.
J. NJ. Hocbstellisr, the clothier,
left yesterday for his old home in
Hamilton. Mo-. for III extended
visit with relatives and friends.
The business will be conducted in
the interim by his son. j. A. Hoch.
stetller.
Remember the big !,xl2 S35 rug
will he given swoy Dec. -. Ticket
with every 5Oe purchase.
Hoyd's.
Plumber McCads is engaged IN
ths work of installing steam heat
il. the Cozy Corner hots., which is
now = strictly up-to.date hostslry.
W. G. Simpson, the veteran ste-
Ger, west TO la JuntA Last Non.
day to witness ~ smputation Of
W. w. Ealy's limb, necessitated
by a disease Of the bone said to be
tubercular.
Mrs. W. W. Esly jeurpey.d to
the La Junts hospital Monday to
he present st the amputation of
her husbands limb. Mr.. Ealy has
the sympathy Of the entire district
in his present misfortune.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-12-16

The quicker cold is tottea rid of the
less the DANGER from pneumonia and other
serious diseases. MIR. II. W. l.. Hall, Of
Waveriy, Va, says: ~ firmly believe
Chamberlain. Cough Remedy to be abso.
iutely the best preparation on the market
for colds. have recommended it to my
friends and they all akree with me-" For
sale by The Holly Ph4rmacy. lkelnan
Bros, prop'rs.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-12-16
AToR NEWT pAR1IsH.s
seat Contested.

r perennial cry Of fraud which
= laundering up from The 25th
torisl district every time
Diarat fails to reach the goal
b. ambition. is heari ecboing
he corridors of the capitol. and
now announced that Frank
hlavy Of Trinidad. the defeated
hiocratic candidate for 1lMt sen
lr from this district will protest
eseat of State Senator. elect A. n.
Arrish of Lamar. the republican
sltiidnte who il elected by
majority uf 7S votes. on the face
the returns.
The state canvassiug board is
considering the protest and Dun
hwy declares that il the board
Eails to find any discrepancy in the
returns he will contest Parrish's
before the ,tate senate at the next
meeting of the l-sislature. Dun.
lavys cry is vague in detail. but
the defeated candidate claims to
have u card up his sleeve which
will shsw fraud and corruption in
the district. The Twenty fifth
district comprises Las
Bent, Powers. Baca and
kiowa counties.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-12-16
A simple safe guard for mothers.

Mrs. D. Cilk-san. 32i lnsl.r Ave. Younks.
town. Ohio. s.ined wisda.n Nv experience. NY
little girl had cold and ceushed almost
continuously. My sister recomnen nded Foley's
Honey and Tsr. The frs, dos. gave her re.
lieved the inflammation to her throst and after
using only one BOTTLE her throat and lungs wer.
snti--l free IRAN ina-u,,,ion Sine. then
always keep hottie Of Feley's Honey and Tar
III. horse. Accent no substitutes. Fer
Sale by All Druggists,
The Holly chieftain., 1910-12-16
MEN AND THINGS
Epttorne Of the Weeks Dc ings in
Holtv A,ad Vicinity
m &C n EHAL

Holly A,aA Vicinity
Now il she time. Mr.. Farmer. to
plan ont your next year crops ANIL
pick out the bsst patch you have
to enter into the beet f~isisy com.
petition for 1911. You might as
well have that sNOtD in gold NJ
your neighbor.
Battenbsrg dresses. scarfs and
centerpieces. Prices the lowest.
Boy.ls.
The Expelling Power Of New
Motive is the subject of the ser
mon Sunday morning at the Bsp.
tist church and in the evening. lis
the Young Man Safe?''
A fine line of Persian Ribbons
at White Bros.
Grand Christmas eve ball at the
Holly opera house, Saturday. Dec
oath. Tell 'em all that Thorn-
broughx orchestra will be there.
Beware of the ''gumshoe' man.
Mrs John Schlager accompan-
led W. W. Ealy and wife and w.
G. Simpson to La .Junts last Mon
day. Mrs. Sehlager returned ON
Tuesday, Mr. Simpson continuing
his journey to Pueblo, returning
Wednesday.
Don't forget the grand bali on
Christmassve, saturday, Disc. Gath.
Thurnhrongfr's r'sDrchesstra viii N dir. si;.
pense the music for the occasion
and y good time is promised all
who attend.
For Sale Two teams good work
horses; the price is right. Geo. II.
Osterman, phone red lib. 2S.2m
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Frskes
leave today for their old home in
Indiana. but will return after n
visit with friends and relatives.
Closing out all ladies' and chill
dr-ns coats. Better buy one now.
Price ii and up. Boyd's.
The supper given by the ladies'
OF the NJ. E. church last Friday
was great success, netting the
society neat sum for church
matters. The cuisine was excel
lent
The merchants of Holly have
agreed to keep their stores open in
the evening until 9 O'Clock until
Christmas. that all may have an
opportunity to purchase holiday
goods.
Buy yonr Christmas presents at
Royd's.
Meet me at the Christmas eve
ball. Saturday. Dec. 24th. ut the
Holly opere house. First. class
music.
The male population Of Holly
has been increased by additions to
the following four families in the
past two weeks. viz: u. w. Waugh.
j. W. Ferguson. Carey Bletlsoe
and George Nelson.
Manager Henry LaGue of the
string of lumber yards known AS
the Minneqna. arrived last Thurs
day anI after transacting some
business matters returned to his
home in La Junta. He is just rs
mnch of booster as ever.
Buy your shoes and warm. lined
slippers at Boyds.
A simple safe guard for mothers.
Mrs. D. Cik-ssn. 80 lnslsr Ave, Younks.
,,,vr Obi, o.;nri >,iSda.p Lv ex,~r;erre M,
The Holly chieftain., 1910-12-16

When your feet are wet and csld, aad
ysur body chilled through and through
from exposure, tsks big dose Of Chan.
berIsin's Couth Remedy, baths ysur fsst
ia hot water before 1oint to bed, Esd you
are almost certsia to ward OF . ssvsrs
cold. Fer ssls by Tho Hsaly Phsrnsey
ikelasR Bros.. essp'ss.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-12-16
Granulated Eye Lids

are easily cured - Causiic is not necessary
Suh-rlsnd's Eagle Eye S.lv. i, panle.. and
harmless and guaranteed l." cure. Has never
failed On case, cost. 25c. The it.lly Ph.,.
mscy. itsln.n Br.s, Prss'n.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-12-16

the Holly opera -honss on sssnr.
day. Dec. 2jth. Thornbrough's or.
eLestrs. Good tiss.
Thst Jacksoa Auto,a~bil~ will
liz rafIssd ON Christlass eve ut
the Holly Garage. Wkat's your
numbery
For sale WiRdmill aud tank.
Apply to J Il Wilson, Holly.
All indicatiess point 70 the Fl
tablishment Of the STIR ronte
nnil accomn,o.laiipn I,stSeea Hol.
Iy and Two Rastiss vayl i'ostnas
ter McCr.-ry. 1thoaih oilci.l
sanction has - yst not been grant
I'd. Two Bottas viii have every
thing to gain and nothing to lase
bv this change. which will be of
mutual benefit 10 both towns and
g"ls.nd to the people living
alohg the route.
Special low prices on balance of
winter underwear 70 close it cut.
Boyd's.
The Holly Cfieftain's plant !.
better prepared to print your sale
bills than any printing house in
the Arkansas vailey. We make
speciality OF tins work and turn
out superior quality Of bill.
Prices are just sight. Service is
very prompt.
For rent, furnished room. $500
per month. Inqaify at. this shice.
just .reesisea, ssipmaat Of gsn.
uine AAadniatls ast psiasinss. in,
the INV ssft bT5~d tintsa4. ttsass.
jects are we'll sslsoted 4and the
workmanship excellent. NJ. l..
Forbes.
Coal for sale. Phone Black ~.
- Z Y. s. Nekes.
The sgrieulturists Of the Sugar
Company are making the fara.ers
familiar with the new beet con.
tracts and after the farmers have
had chance TO select the best
land available for beet growing. it
looks now rs though a large beet
acreage win be signed up.
At. the Methodist Episcopal
church next Sunday morning the
Rev. DIR. H. NJ. Mayo will preach
and serve at the Lords Supper.
In the evening, sermon by the
pastor. +. +. Gibbs. On Saturday
evening, Dec. II. at 1870, tho Off
cial boarl and the quarterly con-
ference will meet at the home of
the pastor.
For Sale A few five Il. |. red
cocksreIs.
Mrs. j. G. Davis. Holly.
We save you At least iSx - menu.
.eats aad irss fsace. kilIs Bres., l4SS
broadway, Denver. <.SM
For Sale Hogs. any size or aye
l.. n. c. Brown. Holly.
+. B. Sherman. one of the most
enterprisinx of the I've Bnttes cit
iz-ns. is dealing i'll Carey Act se.
curities in that district and sppar-
emily is making 30 Of it.
J. G. Hill, the veteran cattle
man. is doing All extensive bust
ness in shipping and feeding cattle
these days. More power to him.
Christian Otto. one of the most
extensive sheep aud cattle dealers
in this country, arrived last Satur.
day, leaving for Kansas City on
Sunday. His son John, together
with Sam James. are in charge of
the vast herds wipterinx here.
Fine line linen towels. 5hc to s.
pair: make 4 fine Christmas
present. ~ Boyd's.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The Holly chieftain., 1910-12-16
Broom Factory For sale.

Broom machines, tools, corn and
handles for 255 brooms. Will ex.
change for good saddle horse, or
horse broken 10 ride or drive.
Address, l.. I. Peck.
Box 264, Holly, Colo.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-12-16
Antise ptic Ren,sdies

destroys disease xer,ns, Dr.. BELLS An,i.Pain is
an sntseptic remedy isr external and in.ernsI
rsiss. relief 10 sinas' inl.in,enous The Holly
Pharmacy lLlsmsn Bres., prop RS.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-12-16

Given Away Free--A beautiful
oriental AIminster rug. 9xl2, worth
e35, to be given away day before
Christmas. Ticket with every 6Uc
purchase. Boyd's.
The Chieftain is strictly 4
home paper. Its adyertissss are
home MERCHANTS. Do you ap-
preciate the fact, MIR. Ruaines,
Maa?
Nscktiss in white aud coIors, Csc
35c. Soc and 7k. boyd's.
This paper is boosting for Hol-
upon Holly's growth and pros
psr,ty. 1t may be q personal
motive but it is q far-sighted one.
Every family that moves into
own helps Us and it helps you,
Messrs. Frakes T. Walker have
sold the Star restaurant to ito
tormer owner, J. f. Followed, who
assumed charge last Friday and
will continue the business ON the
same liberal limos xs heretofore.
Success to him.
The show windows OF the vari.
GUS Holly merchants are alive with
the finest exhibita-of holiday goods
ever. Have You decided ON what
to give her or himy
Let us get you up some sta
tionery that will be a credit to
your businessmen a detSiment.
The price will be practically the
same, and you'll have something
you'll be proud Of. The Holly
-nieftain.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-12-16
Bring Your Suits

And overcoaty to Room 7. over
First National bauk. to have them
cleaned. pressed and repaired.
K. p. Robinson.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-12-16

Nice ling head snawls at
Boyd's.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-12-16

Nscktiss in white aud colors, 25c
35c. Soc and 75c. Boyd's.
The evening world., 1910-12-16
FIGHTING WOM MANS CLAIM.
Kemp Wants judgment for Jean
cite DE Muth Set Aside.

Action 10 reopen the judgment OF
~. 800 by default against George Kemp,
son OF the late New York druggist ana
real estate owner. obtained by jeanette
DE Muth OF Paris. was begun In the SUI
promc Court in Brooklyn to-day.
Lawyer Brewster for Kemp set M that
che principal note On whlci the judg-
mcnt was obtained was merely IN ac-
c~onmodation note TO readiust certain
difficulties regarding Heaps lie itslr-
ance IN favor OF the DE Muth woman
The other sums sued for hal been paid,
he said. The case went by default, Mr..
Brewster said. because at the Tine IL
was brought n contest for the $1,000 0
estate OF Kemp's faiICr vas going on
and u was feared hat scandal night
prejudice his interests. The object OF re-
opening the default was TO clear Kcnp's
income OF $4,000 a year from attach.
mcnts by the De Muth woman.
The evening world., 1910-12-16
CHILDREN AND INvAlIOS
RESCUED FROM FLAMES.

FIRE swept the delioatessen store of
Mrs. solomon Rivklnd at 80. 40 Seventh
avenue, Brooklyn. al 40 o'clock thia
morning.
Awakened by smoke. Mrs. Rivklnd's
screams in the hisl aroused the house
hold. Her daughter. Mrs. Lizzie Rathen-
berg. on the floor above. carried out her
own children. Bertha, Ave years old, and
Edward, fifteen months Isaac Rathen.
berg ran down TO tho rooms back OF
the store and carried out Solomon Rv.
kind, who Is seventy-ive years old and
paralyzod. Dominic Pontay. on the
upper floor, fought his way through the
smoke with his sick wife. Angela. In his
arms.
In their night clothes, all OF the nre
fugltlves we're taken into David Siegel's
clothing store at No. ass Seventh avenue
and bundled up until they could be
taken into the homes OF neighbors.
The evening world., 1910-12-16
One hundred cents on the
dollar.

One hundred cents on the
dollar.
Full value for money expend-
ed is what you are looking for,
no matter what you buy, yet
how many people know what
they are getting when they pur-
chase over-the-counter glasses
from an optician or in a jewelry
or department store.
When you buy ready-made
glasses which were not made to
fit your special requirements,
they will in most cases cause
impairment of vision.
Doing the largest retail optical
business in the United States, we
are in a position to give you a
Double .Serpice-Expert exanl-
nation by a. skilled Physician
and ocniia and the fitting and
adjusting by an experienced op-
tician.
Harris Double Serriee in
cluded in the cost of the glasses
So or mere.
The evening world., 1910-12-16
LA CiOcOnda"
Finely Presented
At Metropolitan
BY sYL vEsTER RA WING.

<<T a GIOCONDA." repeated at the
Metropolitan opera House las,
- night, never had a better per
formance. All the principal singers
seemed keyed up az II for some especial
occasion. Toscanini led with an infec-
tious fervor that had It's eject upon
everybody concerned Caruso was prod
lsal Of his voice as EMO and acted as II
still under the initiative OF David Be-
lssco. His ''Ciel o mar" was sung glori-
ously, and throughout the opera he was
at his very best. Emmy Destinn, In the
tile part, was never more impressive,
and Amato as BarnGba was all that
could be desired. Louise Homer's Laura,
most appealing. made for an unmatched
quartet. Besides, there were Marie
Clacssens's competent La Cleca n De
segurola's digniaed Advise, and Begue.
Misslano and Audislo in the smaller
parts. The chorus had splrl: and tune
~fulness. and the Ballet Of the Hours was
q delight. The large audience showed
its appreciation AT every opportunity and
stayed for the last curtain.
The evening world., 1910-12-16
KILLED BY TRAIN
3 MINUTES AFTER
TAKING PLEDGE
Mongan Was Hurrying Home
to Tell Wife of His Re-
form Promise.

IN less than fve minutes after he had
taken the pledge last night and prom
issd to reform. Thomas Mongan, Of No.
ses Garfield avenue. Jersey City. was
run ovor and killed. The priest who
was brought TO administer him the last
rites was the priest who had Just re-
csived his pledge.
Nongan. who was a truck driver.
twenty-sour years old, had been In
Last night his young wife reminded
him OF the good time they might have
had at Christmas II they had the
money he had spent In saloons, Thoy
nigh, yet be happy II he would only
lake the pledge. she told him.. Touched
by her pleading. Morgan agreed.
without another word he kissed her
and left her. going TO -. Patricks Cath
ole Church, at Bramhall and Ocean
avenues. Father Smith there welcomed
his promises TO reform, took his pledge
and chcercd him with a long talk. Mon
gar left with his assurance that he
would be at mass on Sunday morning
and would never fall again.
Two blocks away from the church, as
he was hurrying home, Mongan was
knocked down by a New Jersey Central
train as lie was crossing Bramhdll
venue.
fell Rose meant TO keep my
pledge Mongan whispered just before
he died. Father Smith rose from the
Jsad body TO go to break the news "a
the wife and carry her her husband
last Mords.
The evening world., 1910-12-16
DOES DERvISH DANCE.


Bernard Mulroy. twenty-four. a book
keeper. of No. i63 West For;y-nlnth
street. did Il Deyvlsh dance with vocal
accompaniment IN front OF n house Mt
Thirty-fourth street and Seventh avenue
early to-day and for a q aud finale
threw a brick through the window.
lie was taken to the West Thlrtieth
stree. police station. where ne was rec
ognizeI as a cocalac fiend. well known
IN the Tenderlo.n. Mulroy told the Cap
tain that he had Just been kicked out
o, a negro cocaine Joint on Thirty fourth
street and that the brick that he had
sailed into the house had first been
thrnwn at him.. An ambulance WAS
called and he was removed to Bellevue
Hospital.
The evening world., 1910-12-16
sokoLoFF, VlotiNisT,
SHOWS HIS QUALITY,

Nikolai Sokolon, violinist. and Edith
Thompson, pianist. gave a Joint recital
at Mendelssohn Hall yesterday after
noon before n friendly audience. Gull
laume Lcken's sonata for plano and
violin was not the happiest of selections
for tie opening number. but 1t served
to place Mr.. Sokolon as a v~lollnist TO he
reckoncd with. He played with n mod
est confidence hat was assuring. with
a skill that made one sit up and AXE
notice and with a tone that was well
nlgh impeccable. The young man. who
Is now the concert master Of the Rus
sian Symphony Orchestra. has studied In
Boston for years with e. NJ. Loeffler,
the composer. formerly with the Boston
symphony Orchestra. and all last sum.
mer he was abroad with Ysaye. the
master violinist. In several solos later
In the programme he confirmed the
good impression that he made. Mrs.
Thompson, better known In Boston
than here. proved herself n competent
pianist. more especially In her solos
han In the concerted numbers. OF which
the last was Grleg's plano and violin
sonata, Op. IL.
MARUM QUARTET PRESENTS
THREE NEW COMPOSITIONS.
The Marum Quartet gave the first
concert OF its season at Cooper Union
The evening world., 1910-12-16
MARUM QUARTET PRESENTS
THREE NEW COMPOSITIONS

The Marum Quartet gave the first
concert OF its season at Cooper Union
The evening world., 1910-12-16

~ notice some people are calling Or
Vile Wright professor " aid Maudo.
Yes" answered Mamie, they can
call him professor. but that's no Sign
hos ns handsome and accomplished rs
a real professor. like the one who used
To XIV us lessons In roller skating"
The evening world., 1910-12-16
last nlrht. II; members ar. Indwis

Marum. first Violin; Michel Bernstein.
second violin: Jacob ~Aitschulcr. viola,
and Modest Altschuier, cello. The pro-
grammc began with n quartet by
Glinka. played horo FOR the first time.
which proved Interesting, and OF which
tho asst movement, tho rondo, was re.
peated. Next came q ronata for violin
and plano, also, FOR the first time, In
which Ferdinand Slnz.s was the ass.Gt-
Ing artist. Tho second Of tho three
movements had to DO repeated. At the
end was zolotaren's quartet IN ID minor.
op. 8. also played for the first time.
which greatly pleased the audience.
The evening world., 1910-12-16

From tho Chicago Iiccnrd Hersidl
How do you suppose she TO
keep up Appearances on her husbands
inoome7"
what IL her husbands incomeT"
81 don't know, but OF course st can't
lie as big as It would have TO be II they
could AFFORD to liv5 as they do"