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PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore, June l.-ouotstions b Baltimore Fruit
and Produce Association are as follows;
BUTrER-Creamery. fancy h. 80; imitation. pa
2 rolls Lla0; storepaeked. 9a2l: prints ls-lb..
2sa30; do. lib. 2al3O: blocks 2lbA Ga3O; dairy
prints. Maryland Pennsylvania. and Virginia lsa2l ;
Iowa and Northwestern ladle Za2
EGGS-Nlaryland Pennsylvania, and nearby irsts.
Per dOz., M; de- Eastern Shore, Maryland and
Virginia q; do. Western frsts. 3Az; do, West
Virginia D0ls do, North Carolina, %.
LIVE POULTRY-Old hens heavyweight h..
lslz do. mall to medium, IS old ROSTERS, Il ;
spring chickens. IA lbs. and over ID. 50; do, IL
lbs, .; do. ! h. and under. Is: pigeons young
per pair .: do, old, per pair 3; ducks. large,
10. l2sH; do. small z; Muscovy and mongrel
l2al3; white Pekins. l3 spring ducks lbs. and
over, b.. Na22; guinea fowl. cid. each, .; do,
young. IL lbs. and over 90: small. z5aJO
GREEN FRUITS AND Observation-Disclosures
New York assorted. per bbl, 200a400; asparagus,
Maryland and Virginia. d0z.. l5Oa2 3: Wild doz
Leal.S; beets Virginia. per bunch, 2a2iz; cab
bageS. North Carolina PER crate 59as0; Norfolk
per bh @a75i cherries. Maryland and Virginia
large red. per h. 4a5; do white wax sa3Iz; do
Der Dbl. red. 250a300: cucImbers Florida per has
ket L0lal0; do. Charleston, l25al.75; eggplants
Florida. crate, 2G]a250; grapefruit, Florida. per
box, 200a4 GO; gooseberies Maryland. Virginia per
b., 4l9a5; huckleberTies North Carolina per quart
l0al2; kale, native. bushel box. l5a20 lettuce Nor
folk OF North Carolina. basket. 5oal0O; onions
Texas yellow. crate. L25al50; spring, 100 punches
46a5oi oranges, Florida, per box, as to size. 2OOa
Rappahannoek per large Dbl. L50al75; do, small
Arundel, per bushel, 65a75; Florida per crate l25a
70
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ESTATES MANAGED.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. June I-HOGS-Quiet at yesterdays best
rfiees for a time. closing cents lower; quality
good; estimated receipts to-day, Z00o head: left
over, LID estimated receipts to-moTrow, eco
Bulk Of prices. 955a9.s5: light s4as70: mixed and
butchers, s.4oas5o heavy. s.35as70; rugh heavy.
s5a9 IS; workers.. s.s0sa5e; pigs s2oas65.
CATTLE-Steady; estimated receipts. 800 head
BeeTes. 570ss5e COWS and beifers. 2Sa70O Texas
steers, 5lsa7.o9i stockeTs and feeders, 5sea6. Is
Westerns. 5.2sa7e0
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Sheep weak at 10 cents
lower: estimated receipts, $500 head Native asa
SIS: Western S50as 80: ysaTlings, 6ooa7.1; lambs,
s.2sas.5o; Western, a5oas5s.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York June Money on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened at 81 per cent highest 3Es
lowest "a; closing, "a Most Of the days loans
were made at 81 per cent
Time money vas not IN heavy supply, but at the
same time there was practically no demand except
for the long periods. Consequently only moderate
sized business done Rates; 3i5a3& per cent for
sixty and ninety days S24a4 per cent for four
months. sa4A per cent for five and SIX months, ga
"A per cent for over the year.
Mercantile paper came into the market with some
freedom. meeting with q fairly rapid absorption
Rates: 44a5 per cent for sixty and ninety days in
dorsed bills receivable and choice four to six
months Prime single names; 5a5i5 Per cent for
nfhers.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sales-Regular call, u O'Clock noon:
Potomac Electric consolidated IS. Sl,eOo at 10lh.
Potomac Electric S. $1,000 AZ l0sA.
Washington Railway and Electric common, 80 at
81 = at a.
Washington Railway and Electric preferred. Is at
ssls IS at Sslk at Sis . at S. q at S. q al S.
. at S. . at SIS, . at SIS 3 at s7s. . at STA
3 az s7%.
Mergenthaler. 5 al glsls
Lanston rights. at "a. at 81. 6 at ~. at
AZ q at T. IS at 4, SO at 1.
Greene Canalea Is at 5.
Union Trust 10 At $50.
United States Trust. 10 at Il5is 10 at 1854.
After call;
Washington Gas y al 6ls.
IAnston rights 50 at As, 3 al AZ.
LanstOn 100 at s..
Washington Railway and Electric IS. Si.0co at S.
81 600 al Sc.
Potomac Electric consolidated s., 81 600 at i0lk.
Following are the bid and asked prices on yester-
days Washington Stock Exchange:
GAS BONDS
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LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRAMMAR, per hushel Ie9al.Os: corn, she'll
ed. per bushel 72s77 cob. 39Oai.l0 per barrel oats
Western white. No. ?. per bushel. 5a55: mixed.
per bushei f5a54 bran. per ton, 900; middlings.
per ton. H.oe.
Hay AND STRAW-Hsy Western, No. l. 2lOo
No p 1870; mixed 0o; loose at local scales. l9Oos
straw rye, bundle 800; straw, ne machine thrash
200; straw. wheat, Per ton, zoo; straw, cat. per
ton 90.
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra. per cwt.. e5oa7.00; DO, butcher.
l.50a5 50; do common 200a300
H0GS-Per cwt., gross, eco; do, ordinary 500.
sHEEP-Prime. L5Oa5OO: do, common. 2o8a40o
LAMBs-Fancy spring. 1000; fall. chuce. per 10,
9al0: do. medium 6.
CALVES-Prime. Per H.. sagi1: do, medium. 8;
do. grass 4a5
CoWS-Prime, fresh. EACH 35.Osai5eO: do. CON
mon. 5ooa9O.oo; do. old end dry. l0ooal5OO.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York, June 1.-CATTLE-Receipts. l. s2i head.
Fair 20 choice steers sold at 7.l5aS25 Per 100 lbs
medium at ass; bulls s.40s590; one eXtrs bull at
$50; COWS at 3O0s52i; tail end. 2Sa275; dressed
hsef slow az l0al2 for native carcaSses Liverpool
and London cables unchanged. Exports from this
port to-day, 200 quarters Of beef.
CALVES-Receipts less head. Veals were active
and firm 10 &c higher; butteFmilks 25a50c higher
the pens were cleared. Common to choice Teals
sold at 7S719a90 Per 100 lbs. with e25 more gen
eral top price cllls and throw-outs 5OOa700 butter
milk calves 55a6l 2lS city dressed yesls strong at
lZlsal4z Per H. country dressed at lOal2s dressed
buttermilks at loailh
SHEEP AND LAAfBS-Receipts 4675 head.
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NEW YORK FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

Prime bsnkers-Csble sterling $50 bid. Isl 60
asked check sterling, 4S75 bid, 4SS asked; g.
days sterling. 4S4.0 bid. $40 asked; 90 days
sterling 1920 bid 4s3 asked; franc checks, 5iS1sa
SIS 332 bid 5lsta5ls l6 asked mark checks 95 liza
% l-6i bid. s5lsa95 los asked.
Prime comme-cial-sterling. 60 days. ss bid.
4siis asked; sterling. 90 days grain ssss bid sssss
asked sterling. 20 days. 1874 bid ssZk asked
francs. 60 days 520AsaS0 l6 bid sos asked; marks
90 days. "a '-lsas l-s2 bid, si5t asked: discount
London, 81 bid.
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Sheep were arm; lambs on light receipts, sc
higher; quality considered. good yearlings steady
others weak. Common to prime sheep sold at 375a
$50 per 100 lbs; yearlings 7Z5a7.75; lambs s.75a
lo0o cIlls 100; dressed mutton steady al eallA
Per b; dressed yeaTlings at BALE dressed spring
lambs az l6als ana few az u: country dressed
hothouse lambs al 300a6.00 per carcass.
HoGs-Reoeipts. ass head; steady at l0ooal09
per 100 Ihs
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY ". B. Hibbs & Co, mem,
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs Build
ing.
New York, June The market opened weak and
made further break Of = points on July and Is
on August for the old crop months, while the new
crop options slumped II 10 Is from last nights
closing for September 20 January deliveries June
was inactive. but declined points IN sympathy
selling down TO "A D this slump. against l4ls for
July. August. l3.S; September. l2S: October. I22
and December 12o9
Tbs market rallied on the bull leaders coming
into the pit and buying shortly after O'Clock for
the first time IN the support Of the market during
the day. This caused covering Of shorts and sem
priceS 10 10 over Yesterdays closing
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New 1oTk, June w HEA I--oiIuugtIs WIN IklI
trade. No. ! Duluth to arrive. T. o. b., LIZ; No.
rcd {. o. b.. LoSiz No. hard. New YORK. loSs,
T. O. b.: No ! macaroni, Z. o. b.. b arrive. s7ls:
10, ! Manitoba, f. O. b., S. Exporters took five
loads.
CORN-strongeT, but dull. Steamer mixed, nomi-
nal expert basis; No. 2 elevator. nominal. export
basis; export No. 2. (. o. b.. 65l4; No. mixed.
nominal. domestic 6. in elevator. Exporters took
rnfhinr
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished By ". B. Hihts q 90.
members Of the New YORK Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building.
Cail money; Open. 81 high. 81 low So close ST.
SALE OF SHARES BY HOURS.
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Expected shippers TO Act.

Doubtless the railway companies
thought it altogether likely that efforts
would be made by individual shippers in
certain sections to secure such an in
junction against new freight Schedules as
has in fact been issued at President
Taft's request. but in no quarter. so far
as can lie learned, was there any anticl-
patton that the national administration
would itself intervene in the matter. es-
peeially as President Taft, only two
weeks ago. publicly expressed his regret
over the fact that Congress had struck
out of the proposed railway bin the
clause allowing the railway companies
to make agreements to establish rates
and declared that no one suggested the
wisdom of insJitutng prosecutions under
the antitrust law TO prevent the prac-
tice of making such agreements as was
well known TO be the current private
custom.
1t was pointed out to-day that the gov
ernments action was not taken to pre-
vent the imposition of higher railway
rates in and of themselves, but simply
against the manner IN which these rates
had been proposed, that is TO say. through
the agency OF central traffic association,
and there We're those who endeavored
TO gain as much encouragement as they
could from the circumstances that pos
sibiy the railroads might recall their pre-
vious action. and by making their ad-
vances in freight rates as individual in
corporations escape the ban of the anti
trust law which has been invoked against
them Upon this, however. not much
stress was laid, nor did it at all result
in creating a more cheerful market feel
ing
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS.

Qeotstions furnished by ". 3. Hibbs & Co, mem.
beTs Of the New York Stock Exchange Hibbs Build
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LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Trading on the local stock exchange
yesterday was marked by further recess
sion In prices by the leading stocks.
shares of Railway common
were sold at "a. nearly a point below the
recent selling price. About 240 shares of
the preferred were taken over at ssh
down 10 S7&, the price shading with about
every lot offered for sale.
Lanston rights were sold on the ex-
change yesterday at 4ls TO ~.
At the beginning OF the session and
after call few bonds were secured at
current rates.
At the annual meeting OF the share
holders of the East washington Savings
Bank yesterday the following fifteen
trustees were elected to serve for the
ensuing year: Michael I. Weller, Dr.
Richard Kingsman, Dr. w. P. c. Hazen.
Michael A. Lynch, Lewis Flemer, Thomas
w. Smith. A. T. Stuart, John c. Yost.
Albert Carry, George F. Hardin. Henry
II. Mckee, Joseph H. Milans, Samuel H.
Walker. DR.. Richard A. Pyles. and Morris
E. NARROW.
Oflcers viii be elected at the first
meeting of the newly-elected board Of
trustees on Tuesday, June II, 1910.
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WALL STREET NEWS
Market Still Dazed by Shock
of Injunction Suit.
ROADS SURPRISED BY ACTION
Western Lines Relied on Presidents
Statement of Two Weeks Ago in
Congress In Striking Ont Agree
ment CIause-Market opens Weak.

New York, June 1.-The best common
tary upon the state Of financial sentiment
to-day. as displayed in the course of
security prices. was that Wall street was
apparently stu too dazed over the star
ting developments of yesterday to get
its bearing The financial community
throughout the day was obviously suffer-
ing from a species of shock, and the CON
fusion of mind that was everywhere no
ticed was In no way allayed by the null
titude OF opinions printed and views ut
tered by word of mouth as to both the
far and near aspects and consequences
OF what has recently occurred
II was admitted on every hand, and
particularly by those who have lately
been more optimistic than others in their
hopes for the future. that a great and
serious blow had been dealt to the prog
ress Of these affairs by President Taft's
extraordinary and unexpected action IN
bringing suit against the railroad COM
panies to prevent an advance in freight
rates.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
LOAN SOCIETIES.

- ,i-- l3.AsI0NDS,
WATCHES
M0NEYA JEWELRY. &C.
A PhiIenthropic Institution.
10 TO 20 CAPITAL ....-... 81 600 90
n0 Reference - Any financial
NO institution in the city Re
EXTRAS 81 dsmpti0ns made from pawn
brokers ard Few loans Is
sued az greatly reduced
saving to the borrower
PRUDENTIAL LOAN SOCIETY
Ground floor. y. W. Cor 18th and q sts
Private SIDE entrance. Transactions strictly con-
EdentiaL
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Market Opens Weak.

Although the first prices made for many
stocks to-day were at the same or but
little below the last quotations of yes
terday. most of the leading issues were
decidedly depressed in the opening trans
actions. and from then on through the
first two hours of business another. great
wave of liquidation ran through the
stock market carrying prices down from
two to seven points beyond their yes
teTday's close.
After this. the market hardened only
to fall again, rallying once more in the
final hour. but leaving OF with large
net losses generally shown. The move
ment was along such broad and sweep
ing lines as embrace but few particular
or specific features.
Nevertheless, Chicago. Milwaukee and
St. Paul stock was weaker than any
other. making a running break at one time
of seven points and closing with but
little recovery, while the strongest stock
on the list was United States Steel COM
mon, which left of at only a quarter
of point net decline. Very little at
tention was paid to any of the routine
financial developments. In both the cot
ton and wheat markets a tendency toward
recovery was manifest
The Holly chieftain., 1910-04-29
Two Hogs Bring 500

George E. Case, the veteran
hog raiser Of Lamar. was in town
last Tuesday in attendance on the
Odd Fellows' big doings, and was
later seen unloading one of the
finest Hampshire sows and boars
ever seen in this part of the coun-
try. Mr.. Case explained to the
crowd that the COW carried off the
Sweepstakes at the Prowers Conn.
ty Fair last year, besides being a
prize winner in other contests.
This SOW is what is known a. reg.
istered Hampshire (belted). and
is popularly supposed to bsone of
the best breeds extsnt.
When queried as to whom he
had sold them, he stated that
Sheriff John Simpson was the Gus.
toner, and that part Of the bargain
was, he was to deliver them here.
A glance at this pair Of porkers
is sufficient to convince the aver.
age mortal that these hogs are
worth the sum of 500. which to
the uninitiated seems unreason.
ably high.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-04-29
Y.A1, 4. Itszn.

: tls5I
As. q. Nsxssn 1fiissr, q the
Holly Aagat Conpaay, ~ rsesiy-
ed the spppintment Of Correspond.
ing Nsnle to tho State Csnnit-
tss Of ths Young Mems Christi1a
Association, succeeding Mr.. FIJI
PantenDsy. removed to Hartman.
TIE appointment was the outcome
II visit to Holly by Mr.. Louis
Heb, Special Secretary Of the
State Committee. Mr.. Miller will
be glsd to learn Of any yonng men
who are leaving Holly. as he u in
. position through the Y. M. @. A.
to make essier the first few weeks
Of ! stranger in a strange city.
Cards Of introduction and visitors
tickets will be furnished, gratis,
sihply for the asking.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-04-29


G. 4. johnson. traffic manager
OF the Holly Sugar Co.. returned
from Chicago last Monday. and
accompanied the Pueblo boosters
to Lamar.
Prospects for another railroad
into Holly arc eIceedinSly bright,
% let's oil rejoice.
J. A. AcCade, the plumber. &C.
compauied by bis son-in.law, Ar.
thur Merrill, arrived from Pueblo
last Monday in their swift touring
car Eso. Mr.. McCads now has
the record for go.as -you.please
touring, and his faith in the REQ
never grows less
Mr.. Louis Hieb. special secrs-
tary Of the Y. NJ. c. A.. Of Denver,
was here last Friday and appoint
ed u. n. Miller as local CORES.
pondent.
Col J. l.. Mayf~ld, the banker
OF Granada, chaperoned the Ora.
NADIA baseball club last Sunday.
A number Of Lamar ..fans" at.
tended the ball game last Sunday.
Mr.. b. W. Pickett of Missouri.
father of Contractor r. H. Pickett,
arrived last Monday and will visit
at the latter's home indefinitely.
Buy the best sewing machine
made. e5 down and t5 per month.
At A. 81. Prices.
Notioe the grand premiums Of
fsred by Boyas store in another
oolann. The biggest ever offered
in Holly.
Hand painted china At All.
k1lc4A
Don't throw away your celluloid
combs and Barrettes. I can re-
pair them for YOU Just as good as
new. A, Fl. Price.
A sure bedbug destroyer at
Farmers drug store.
To Trade
450 acres Mammoth Springs,
Ark., on main line Frisco r. r.,
also l6O acrss Broken Bow, Neb.,
on main line Burlinetoa 4. r..
for dry land in Prowers county.
John Duncan.
Holly, Colo.
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NOTICE

To Whom: It May Concern:
Any person Of persons caught
running OF driving my stock, or
causing tae same torbe done by
0oGs, IN the county Of Prowers,
State Of ColorsI1. will be vjxor-
onsly prosecuted -.
THOS. n. WILSON.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-04-29
zon. 600 Tubos

!, teD0 saa ~ ens wsed Il complaint. thsssh
s,ssy ssbs was sid under positive eAsrsosss.
b 10 asel lee neshins bm the syss. but sssa
(,e svssy sGsss;sa Il Tie syss. Ask yssr
D,.ssis.. 2so psr tube. Ut CURES Far
mere PAs+psy.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-04-29
Watch For The Comet

The Red Dragon sf tho sky. Watch the
children for spring courhs snd eold.. Careful
mothers keep Fsleys Honey .nd Tar in the
curs Tor Group whers the mead is msen, and
immediate relief vital necessity. Contains no
epiatss or hsrmful drugs. Refuse suhs.aa,e.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-04-29

Cop;es Of Ths Hsily Chisfsais nay b.
tossd at ths eakss q ~ CslsesAe aasss
Cs.ssssiai Ass's, Of vA;sA ve ass
ns.sss. at No. l736 Stsst street. Ds..
vss, where YOU eaa reed then st yesr
isissss. This paper 10 kept o. kss tAsss
for two weoks.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-04-29
For Sals.
Indian Runner Duck Eggs. so
cents per setting Of 9.
NJ. J. Hiney, Holly.

Chanberlain's Stomach sad Liver Tab.
lsts assist nature ia driving all iapsriiiss
out Of the system, insurint . free a.d
regular condition and rsstorisa the orfas.
Of the body to health and strsafth.. Sold
BY The Holly Pharmacy, Ikelnsn Bros.
prsp'rs.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-04-29
IElIEF ooalco At LAST
RailroaA Abuse. 0ases q Exter.
tion, and In Fast 0xasism o.
PsouAo NatlyoaA Doeoos
70 - Hvesuptiy Inves. -

Among the Pueblo boosters who
visited here Monday was . most
remarkable young mana man
who actually beat the avaricious
railrosds At their own game, in .
eight lasting over 20 yssrs. in.
Pueblo, and his name il Pster A.
Gray, chief Of the Public Trans
portation association.
In IN extended talk with the
writer, Mr.. Gray declares no =
ready and willing to take mp onr
troubles, and in fact the tsoables
Of the Valley, and push them 10
completion, in orlsr that iustiee
might b done the small mArch-
ants a. we'll a. the large oses.
Pueblo has authorized him to ~
for all the country tributary % Il,
and TO give each community q
much Of his time q Il comretih6
with the case, and the lervtas.
will cost them nothing, pneblo
does this volun. taIily, - Il has
full knowledge that numerous
abuses exist in thisvicinity.
For those who desire to com.
mun,cate with him. address la
Central Block, Pueblo. Colo,
The Holly chieftain., 1910-04-29
0a1&a ~ sS9soilses"
rhe Hasta Ee Trail rnnnefu vii

0AAfa ~ ssySolleGsr'
The 6asta Fe Trail ruaness with
nine cars arrived In Holly last
Saturday morning ~, O:5O, MAX
Ing the trip from Syrscuss in one
honr and eour minutes. There
wess nine cars. each With tour o.
lcupsntS. Fred G. Trieg. d sbe
Ksnsss CITY Star. Ralph q. Fax
on. president Of the New Santa Fs
Trai! sssociation. and Arthur
Hooker, national secretary a. the
National Irrigation congress. were
in the pilot car. Others ot the
party were Harry shoemaker. Will
liam BsnninRton. Walter 4 John.
son. oil Of Hutch inson, Kan; W.
/. Scholl and H g. Shndy. Of
Garden City. Kan; H. II. TAYLOR.
H. \. Kirl,v. @. H. Scott. secretary
OF the Trail association; !. Fl.
Shreeves, ". s. Thompson, oil of
Hutchinson. Kan.; G. Fair, of S.erl.
ing. Kan; Robert Rayl and r. G.
Bushesrs. of Dightor. Kan: q. Y.
McBeth. Lyons. Kan. ~
The Holly chieftain., 1910-04-29
HUED1o 0oo0sK1D. Ig0E
Hskrstve I've oass' osans -
;, 0o11y 80 A. en1ogea1noa
EnVaGo1lW '..'- -

Pushlo bonstsrs to the nambsr
Of IS arrived lAst Monday about
600 O'Clock p m. in i've special
esra, bsing met at the depot by
the Holly brsss hand, and were
driven around the countrywide in
automobiles by Holly citizens.
sho took great pleasure in show.
isg tbs Poebloans q strstch of
ceaAtsy far richer in coil than
tiey Md svsr drssmed Of seeing
=. Tbs IS boostsrs comprise the
vAriors industries, from cigar
factory to an iron foundry. ~ we'll
- the main mercantile houses OF
Pueblo. and are men Of wide OK.
perisnce in their several vocatiol,s.
The Holly brass band, s5 strong.
dispensed patriotic airs for up.
wa5as OF an hour, and the boosters
eonplimsnted the boys highly on
thsif perfect time and tune. after
wards dscAring that Pueblo would
b fortunate to have similar
organisation.
Aftsr the conclusion of the con
cert. . number Of the visitors in
spect~d the rri.ting plant Of The
ChiSftain, and msryeled at the
equipment fora town Of Holly's
size. Its h1gs stores Of ". Q.
simpson and White Bros. were
also highly complimeuted, aud they
sere also deeply impressed with
the Holly Sugar factory, declaring
they would come again during the
sugar campaign, when all the
whssis were running.
The ladies' Of Holly will never
fosgss ~ kfndHsss Of Herr FETISH
q, whe A. . meat spaech, declared
thAs III ~ bet III 4 carnation
- ss md ~ ~
. Rood ~ Ilis Won, for they were
passsd asun1d Immediately aftAr-
ward.
A merry dance at1Jones' opera
house concluded the evenings en-.
sartainment, and the boosters ne.
tifsd to their sleepers feeling that
Holly hospitality was on tap here
svsfy dry ,im. the year.
Speeches wss1 ta1l4 by senator
NcGasshy, Clt. g.. Wsasan and
Herr Fiekhsr, ,all dwelling at some
lss6th on the mafvelnus iHaprovs-
NEST of this district in the laat
thrss yeofs. Ehsn Mayor Nc.
lustsy @ss iiltsd bodily into the
bAndltand. whsfst DO spoke in glow
ing tsrn q the boosting spirit
shown ~ P6aAlo and he hoped
from nor ~ tiaAill would rscipro-
cats n AoaAowiag our trade there.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-04-29

Loa-Gold spectacles. Reward
II returned 70 Nm. Wiley z.
Wright.
Farmer'e drug store ssves you
money on drugs.
500 oxfords now $50
White Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-04-29
For sale

A practically new piano, at
bargain; terms. Call at the resi-
dence of w. r. Wright.