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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04

H. H. Babcock Co.'S "Happy Thought" side spring, the best and easiest riding buggies made. Get the BnbcOck. MONTGOMERY CARRIAGE WORKS
 CO., 2Il-?I5 Bibb St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04

shipment, is owned by J. G. Seibs and Company. The loss Is fully covered hy insurance.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04
Union Services Tonight.

At the First Presbyterian Church to- service, in which all the churches of Montgomery have been invited to take part.
 farewell to the delegates of the Con- vention of the Young Women's Chris Rev. Dunbar ogden. pastor of the First RrssbyterIan churoh tTa 1 as mrs Pevton Todd of Atlanta. one of the most ' gifted of the Gate City vocalists will sing solo. .,. vo,ns womens christian Association is all that the name implies ,r;.,i.r and os mort the in mahs ths wori6 none is more beautiful, more comprehensive or more sffectuai ,aor51n than 1n,a that of the band of Christian workeI which 1t is Montgomery's honor i ano pleasure to have as her guests at tnis time. ,,. pr.,hvtsr;an Church tonight will be of especial in' terest.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04
NEW FRENCH TEACHER.
Miss Preot of New Orleans Selected by
 Local Board.

Miss Ceciie DeRuys Preot of New or- leans was yesterday elected teacher of French in the faculty of the Girfs High School. Her election iiils the vacancy caused by the death of Madame De Grand Rogers.
 The selection of the new French teacher was made yesterday afternoon Education. The Board held it's meet Ing in the office of George w. Jones, Miss Preot came highly recommended.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04
A Prayer by John Knox.


 In view of the fact that the General Assembly has made the request that the second Sabbath in November be ob' served as day of special prayer con corning the supply of candidates for the ministry and the cause of ministc- rial education, the following outpourins from the, heart of that great man ot prayer. John Knox, may be of special interest:
 And because Thou haste commanded us to pray one for another. we do not only make reaueste. o Lord. for our UT ready called to the trew understand, ings of Thy heavenly wyll. but for all people and nations of the world. who as they knowe by thy wonderful Workes that thou arte God over all so they may be instructed by thy Holy Spirite to believe in Thee their only Saviour and Redeemer, but for as moche as they cannot heare but by preaching, and none can preach exoep, they be sent; therefore. o Lord. rayse up faithful distributors of Thy myste ries, who setting aparte all worldly respects. may bothe in theyr ly1e ld and Southwestern Presbyterian.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04
Another Glorious Monday
 Everything a Leader

If you would like get familiar with the real money saving spirit of this stoe suggest that you visit other sales Monday closely inspect the qualities and prces then come here and learn the prices ask It will be con- vincing argument for you, and will cheerfuy eeps the result.
 The large and varied stock carry not select cd at random but experienced buyers who thoroughly understood the needs of this section did the buying
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04

Forest Avenue Methodist church. will fill his pulpit at both the morning and the evening service today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04

OFFICIAL NOTICES. The Home Mission Society M the South Perry Street Methodist Church o'clock: at the church. A tuil attend ance of members is desired.
 Mrs. E. c. Adams. President. Mrs. Willis Fuller, Secretary. The regular monthly meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church will be held at residence of Mrs. F. A. Davis. 315 Sayr- Street. A full attendance of members is earnestly desired.
 Mrs. M. A. Waller. President. Mrs. T. w. Hannon. Secretary. The Ladies' Aid Society of the High. land Avenue Baptist Church will meet home of the President. 9li Highland Mrs. c. R. Howell. President.
 Secretary.
 An important meeting of the Ladies Aid Society of Forest Avenue Metho- dist Church will be held Monday .. Sfts., noon at o'clock at the church. Every
 Mrs. J. D. Baker, President. Mrs. John Witt, Secretary. The regular monthly meeting of St.  Hilary will be held Monday afternoon, November 5th, at 1 o'clock at 71S South Perry Street, the home of the Presi- dent. Miss Annie Williams.
 Secretary. Notice Foreign Mission Society. The regular monthly meeting of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Auxiliary of Court Street Church will be held Monday, 5th, at 3:30, and a good at- tendance is earnestly requested. Miss Hardjnia Norville of Mexico. will be with us, and we are pleased to welcome her and fortunate to have the pleasure of hearing her talk and trust you will appreciate her visit by giving tend an invitation to those who would like to avail themselves of hearing a talk on missions
 Mrs. W. W. Brame,
 President. Mrs. c. W. deYampert
 Secretary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04
Ladies Coats and Waists.

LADIES' LONG COATS-Of extra fin. an Covert Cloth, cO1larIess, loose
 hack, neck, cufHs and pockets trim- med with velvet to match, quarter lined with satinJ . garment .wt
 S7.OO, for Monday ... eco. ..e4.0a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04
xy.,,.,,,, Mi,,ionary Union.

A, meeting of the womans Mis- s;onarv Union of the Clayton stree. Methodist Church tomorrow aiternooh at 3.3O o'clock the following will Dc the program: -
 subject: Frontier Missions. Devotional exercises led by Fresi- dent, Mrs. l.. A. Johnson
 Song: My Country, 'Tis Of Ihee. Scripture reading: Members.
 Onr Mission Fields: J. v. O'Hara Facts to Think About: Mrs. w. II. Clanton. , r M The Missionary Board: -Lrs. E' M Paper: Future of our southland Mrs. J W. O'Hara Prayer for Home Missions Mrs w. B. Mcdonald
 Missionary Salad. Rusiness, minutes, new memDers' collection of dues, plans For Christmas offering.
 Closing prayer.
 Officers:
 President Mrs. L. A. Johnson \, Secretary and Treasurer. MISS N Randolph. .
 Chairman of Program Committee Mrs. J. W. o'Hara. Chairman of Visiting Committee Mrs. E. s. Hugger.
 First Baptist Church. pr Charles A. Stakely, pastor ot inc First Baptist Church, will preac n at his church this morning al o'clock. The congregation of me Flrs' Baptisr Church will join in the union service at the First -'resbyterian Church tonight. Prof. T. c Galloway, the organIs. and Musical Director of the FIT " Baptist Church has arranged the tol- lowing musical program loT the ser vices today
 Morning Service.
 Organ prelude. Cantilena, Hche'dt: Anthem. O.. Lord. How Manifold are Thy Works" Barnby. Quartett, "Bow Down Thine Ear Horatio w. Parker. Organ Offertory. Elevation, Gull mant.
 ouartett. There is no Night ir Heaven" Bullard.
 Organ postlude, "Marche Nuptials' Saint Saens.
 Evening Service.
 Organ prelude, Hymn of tho Night" Westenholme.
 Anthem, Te Deum in B Minor Dud- ley Buck. Organ onertory, The. serarn Song, Saint Louis.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04

The official board of the Clayton Street Methodist church will meet Tuesday night at 7:30 o'clock at the pastors study.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04

The regular monthly meeting of the Alabama Bible Society will be held at 3:30 o'clock Thursday afternon at which time the business of the society will be transacted. In the display of Bibles at the Fair last week the so- cetv did good business besides thor oughly advertising the aims, objects and work of the society.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04

The woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Clayton Street Metho- dist church will meet Monday after noon at the church at 3:30 o'clock. II will be d business meeting and every member Is urged to attend.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04

PLAID SILK TAFFETA PLAID WAISTS, T10Q
 fully worth $4. 50. for Monday ;........... %''>O PERCALES-Indigo Blue in yard quan- H 11H
 titles, per yard. rd........................
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04

Rev. Henry Trawick, pastor of the South Perry Street Methodist church will fill his pulpit at the II o'clock service this morning and tonight the congregation will join in the union service at the First Presbyterian church.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04

Rev. E. c. Moore, pastor of the Clayton Street Methodist church will preach at the Dexter Avenue Metho- dist church this morning at II o'clock The congregation of the Dexter Ave nue church will join Tn the union ser vice at the First Presbyterian church tonight.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04

The Sunday school of the Highland Avenue Baptist church which meets at the Forest Avenue Methodist church will be at 3 o'clock in the afternoon during the winter months.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04

The Junior Christian Endeavor So- ciety of the Fifth Avenue Methodist church. has been re-organized and will meet at the church this afternoon at 2 o'clock
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04

Rev. J. W. O'IIara, pastor of the Clayton Street Baptist church, will fill the pulpit at both hours today. His subject for the morning service will be "A Missionary Tour of Jesus" The Sin" MT. O'Hara will leave Mond " morning for Anniston where he will assist Rev. A. G. Spinks in revival meeting at the First Baptist church at that place.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04

Rev. F.. l.. Craig, of Louisville. Kv.. will preach at the Adams Avenue B1p- tist church at both the morning and the evening services. Rev John Bass Shelton, pastor of the church has been i'll for several days and was unable to preach today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04

Miss Norvile, missionary from the Southern Methodist church to Mexico who is on a visit to relatives in Ala bama will address the congregation of the Clayton Street Methodist church at II o'clock this morning. The pastor is especially desirous of large attendance of the members of his con gregation. At the evening service the pulpit will be filled by Rev. D. C. Moore, the pastor
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04

The Christian Endeavor Society of the Central Presbyterian church will meet at 6:30 o'clock tonight at the church and will continue meeting at that hour during the winter months.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04

Miss Mary Moore. president of the Athens Female College, will address union meeting of the. Epwortf Montgomery at 6:3O o'clock tonight al the Dexter Avenue Methodist church Miss Moore is a gifted speaker and il closely identified with the work of thu be to the interest of every membe of the several Leagues of Montgom cry to attend the meeting.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04

Rev. Dunbar Ogden. pastor of the First Presbyterian church of Knox vile. Tenn. will preach at the Cen tral Presbyterian church this morning at II o'clock. The congregation of the Central church will unite tonight in the union Y. W. c. A. service at the First Presbyterian church.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04

ouartett, Through the stii. Air.
 Ursan postlude. "Marche de s'rores. sionc" Guilmants
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04
We Save You

20 to 50 per cent on Rugs
 25 to 40 per cent on Shoes 25 to 40 per cent on Clothing 40 to 50 per cent on Millinery
 10 to 25 per cent on Furnishings 10 to 30 per cent on Dress Goods 20 to 50 per cent on Housefurnishings
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-15
SYeeenoe Seoe.
SI at brinse gSrnene frem,

Raar en- li0en mennefflis Raifine
(eller en- itor en) fonuuer no al Or
ben sr intet iau pigtist iom gnIget
al Wn6 ipr OF bringe ben | Sr6en
igien.
"Dlin lille Gut, 10 WoaneSer
gommel, fit 2ungebetGnoelie, ina fom
Sierneieber, % life fsr bar ban fom.
men oper bette, fsr ban begbnote at
faa SGrocr, % On ban bar ioa ipoa,
Aaobe han oite Observation-Disclosures, u"
Tiger en- Colorado WoSer.
Seq trtfte, at en 6o~rdnorirs
fuHoc biUlpe % to9 bam iii SanioS
Gitp / geieg. "a ri fom ser, par
ban iua ipog, at uoar ban grGb, fltnoc
bon ipnfe bort % BET ipnteS ban
funbe %.
"a ies fom til min Sgiters Siem,
ioeoe bun itrar at ri moatte gipe
BAN 8rape Nuts, % ifisnt ieg al
orig bapbe brliat oct, Fit ri roget %
for ucgIe Idge gap ri BAN bare
Saitcu al @rape Shuts o. MeIf. San
bIep I~terfere ioa mart, at Ri itror gop
ham Grape N,,ts ielp, % pnn for.
unoerIig fort Sio bIcp ban friif, itert
% 9altite feo.
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at otoe, % icnere ba min 8ige fom,
opfoitreNe ica beube poa @rape Shuts
% bun or ct iterft % iunbt Barn %
bar oltib ppret. sc nil ie al Billie
SET, iom leg ienber, bpilfen iterf %
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ioa paa Ianat nnr life iaa no Ter hi
fanSt benne nRrenbe Rao. Grape
gtutS uUrebe BAN tilbaee I'll Stprte,
bd ban bar Iaa ipae, ar ban tiul0e
life bebolbc uoger oubeu Nao / 81.
bet" Waonet opeibes Of Goih,m Co.,
Battle Greet, Wid1.
aae gern fan briusss / Ell mere
robuit 90 iuuS SilitanS res Grape
Rlits % 6lsbe. Ssoen inoeboISsr Sc
QIementer, iom 3atiiren frGoer, al
builfet barnes set bisbe, graa Stoi
i Geroeccutrerue % Siernsn. gn
oelfsst Sierne % iterfe. itse Server
ftfrer abioIut ct iunbt Segcme.
&c | boer Raffe efter Den betienSte
lille gps, "She Roab TO @elIpiQe".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-15

CT man nsbt til at fcge osnL MAJ maj
bare tiIintte ct Tibet Gran Wano, bar,
iaapiot ben life lager Tic peo | 8rD
ben.
SprSbGr.Y noSing.
On Wint Me blanoes meo 2 9be
ffeer Batting Npfpoer o. ~ Gbaif'
Salt os iiptes oerpaa op I ioa me
get Melf at bet bIir Tom en- INF Hsre
Snaa Stopper al Stenisi imeres
aoot 90 iRttes op | en- "Steamer" oe
| boer Gop bar man fsrft sn Sptie'
ffe af Rsren, oerouer ct Gag Serb
b9r, iom er blaroet meb sanife me
get Suffer, og pad 2oppeu NOT er
Ste al Msren. Get forbampes &c
Minutsr os ipiies meo feIeenoe
Sauce: n Sop Smer % en- balr
Sop Suffer rsrcs til Slsoe, ct piipei
sgg bapes l. berpaa Hot eiter libt en-
Sop fosenbe Welf % iilillt en- aop
SorbbRr, iom er fnuit meo en- Eote,
tesitantper % Serpaa irsrt en- Del
Suffer, omtrent Ell balp &op,
bpis gGrene life er meget iure.
&affe.Earfait.
On Sop Snffer % en- Sop @unb
foees iammen til bet "ipirber Soar"
ba 6Gloer man bet liSt efter Iiot op
/ 8 itiopiffeoe ggggebOioer og boIoer
paa at rsre | bet, til BET er aifjelet.
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en- Sop COB fterf &afie l. rsrer ! bet,
I'll BET or aIbeles foISt og bar iaa en-
pint tpf, iso 5lsbe t, fom er piipet
til Sen er albeleS itip. Ran far
set ioa op / ct 9lifipano, bar fsrIt
ct Stpffe "Barafine Saper" ODER og
beroper ct tRtiluttenoe,2a Span'
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fet of bette, / fem elmer. Ian ier.
perer benz / @Iasie, og ON mon pil,
fan man babe At Bar frpitaliiereSe
paa Soppen al
bbert @Ias. elsie Blade fan fipbes
i9roiee, eller man fan rule Teber.
mpnteblaoe | en- INT Str1tp, lapd at
% Snffer, % berpaa tsrre Dem
| gageropnen, ioet man M og Ga 6rps.
fer grauulateo Suffer oper Dem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-15
DIN 6Rmpermes NIete.

ct MibSeI til burtis at fna blebe
SGnoer er at benptte - 8aiiegruo.
Oct Ipber utrpIiat,; man fan mart
pperbeDiie iig ON Sonbbeoen beraf,
tbi @irfnin8en er sieblitfelis, ifrioer
y. q. / "apinhcrres @fab". Sul
S9nberne oeiaa bIir bpioe oeraf, tor
jeg life paaitaa, men robe blir be ,
boertiaIb life.
@on inbenioer S9nberne | auiie.
eruoet, belIt iuoen bette er Bit belt
folSt; bereiter pnifer man SGnberne
meS S9be / TO sob Iunfent 8anr
Tor at iaa 3affelugten al.
aofiegrubet bar life dIene BEN
@irfniug, at BET eisr SuSen paa
$Gnberuc bIsb, oct renier ogiaa Su'
ben for off Smubs, beore emo S9bG
% Yimpiten. 8o9 tror ieg, man life
ifaI benptte bette Wibbel altior oite,
en- eIer bstit TO 8onge ON llgen, bn
Sliben mnaife ellerS funbe bIi guIig
berai.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-15
8nTef % AfSkkenst
tst,esut d q praihn eusassss
mbalcr.

en- baIp Sop Ris paifes gobt %
babes op | 3 Quarts foeenoe 8ano
og foyer rafft 20 Mimifer. Saa bar
man &iien op | ct Dsrilas, til oft
ganSet er lsbet al % tiIi9ttes oa G..
balo Sop @sIf, Ell Spiieife Smsr,
u Ebeife SaIt, % "a Sbeite geDer.
W8on rsrer / oct, til BET er Ell jenn
Wasie. Smaa aopper al Stentsi
Gom altIaa fam iaale at IRttes / pa.
aeronn) eler emaIierebe Sem.
Bans" imeres goot % man bar Der.
paa ct 2oe al RiSmaslen paa Ell
baIu Somnes SpffeIir / 9unSen al
bper Rop. Saa laper man en- Saiice
al 2 Sptieifeer Mel, to Spiieifeer
Smsr 90 Ell Sop rig Welf, bar beri
Solt 90 Febcr efter Smag, FAINT en-
Ttnt ftnbaftet folbt Seniefiso og Ia.
Der bet faa ct Spfog. 9ette forbeles
GA rutbt | Sopperue 90 paa Soppcn
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iteges % IiHnter i en- miooeIsparnt
@agerobn. Dc bbGIpes ioriistig no
paa ct parmt SAB og "Soio Souce"
bGIoeS runot Dem. Wau fan ogiaa
baoe orsune gGrter rinbt omfrins
Dem ilteSstfor "5oib Sauce".
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Sancr.
en- itor cllcr 10 fmaa @bite 6iib
renieS gobt % ifiGreS op belle 2rng'
ben al 6iiten. Nco Ell itarp anio
lsSnes Hp9rooen pco 9snffru % Sa.
len, inn man fan iaa oet bel no,
bot8 max IeSucr HcH foriigtig bill ont
trent ale Dc pOrige Gen ogian isI9c
meo, Saa IGgser mani 8iifen meo
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pad op | toIbt &anb Ell baIp Sine.
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% tiIiptter ocrpao u Ghrte Salt,
q TIBET Gran aopenre.R cbcr, en- 3be,
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mems ben er foaenSe en- toppet Sbe.
ifc Gorn Storcb, iom er uOrert meo
en- Sop Suffer % 3 sgggeblcmmer.
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en- Spiie'te Smer |, og bplSer iua
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ifeer aranuIateS Suffer. gien iut.
ties irb | ~saserOpuen til Reringueu
er lplebrun pao Sopper. Gen er
beoit fob. ababarbracn blir aller.
beoit Ill Senne pie, bois man ~iiea.
! mcr" oen iiteoeifor at fose Den, men
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-15

en- ififfeIia aarmer Ieies offeit pao
Iangere SiS, % bots ban er, buao ban
btrbe bore, iaa optoges % betraetes
ban iom ct Gem al Samilien 90 bliper
lianIeoes bebnnblet. Spor obioIut neb.
psnbig er life bn en- COB 5pritnnelie
meaem DC TO Tarter2
2smen ifuIoe bore fcriparlig 90
Intaaet al arbeioStimerne pil ba
rette iis eiter De iorbaanoenpGrenbs
GnIt4noisbeSer. On Mormalar.
~beiosoag for 2attSoiitrifterne er ct
8robIem, Tom life or let at Isis; BET
luber iia life eiennemiere. ssnsen
bor enonu bert, at Barmerne err blepet
Serrer ober @eiret og Fan paste bette
efter s Gtrrsrs 0aeeu | Seonnen og
S~orbeiteu. Spis 8eiret fiinbe itpres
poa ia,nne 9is iom Waifineriet / en-
Subrif, ba biloe bette bore gunife
% I~rteibsgiper. gn Sprefarl bos
praftiif, men faa n,pstia er busrfen
Observation-Disclosures eler Sarmerne
eltbnu bleous, % berfor maa aue
Barter Tempe fig efter ginS os 8eir,
Tom bebft Be fan.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-15
Moth Bulls.

Voa etbbert apptef fan bette Mib'
bel moo Mel faaes, og be ber Iasses
mo imeaeH ltibflGoer os 9elsberf
nuor bisie os andre Sager paffes bort
for Sonmerert. SGs Ell al Sisie
bbert Ssnierebe, BET iprbriper lltsi,
s ct 8eS at @eIoner % @surfer
bill nogIe Of bisie Smaofusler beltc
10 ber 90 Der omfring blonbt 9lan'
terre, bolbe ifaoelige Sniefter borte.
Rrgo oct.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1906-02-01
Toast to the Kicker.

Here's to the kicker, the faint
hearted kicker, the kicker so help
less and blue; who always is crying
and never is trying some good in
his own town to do. No use to
correct him, nor need you expect
him, to get to the front like aman;
for while others rustic, he'll sit
down and hustle objections to raise
at each plan.
And when he arrives at the gates
that are pearly, and views the
blessed streets studded thickly
with gems; he will still kick and
kick and kick and look surly, be-
cause they don't hang on tree by
the stem. And when he gets in,
his wings will not suit him, they
will either be buckled too high or
too low; and his kickety kick will
will make Gabriel shoot him
through the fire escape, to the
regions below.-Ex.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1906-02-01
Farm for Sale.

The El of the NW4 and the W!
of the NE4 of section 20, township
80, range 81 in Cherry county,
Nebraska. 1t is within A miles
of Valentine, the county seat, and
is situated in the center of the
famous Schlagle table land, cele-
brated for its fertility and pro-
ductiveness. This farm formerly
had 70 acres broken on it but went
back because it ceased to be culti-
waited. Every part of the $50
acres can be cultivated. 1t will be
sold for a reasonable price. Terms
one-half down and balance one and
two years. Deferred payments
to be secured by mortgage on the
land. The title is absolutely per-
feet. Address the owner, L. NJ.
CoNKL1NG, All Olive St., St.
Louis, Mo. 81
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1906-02-01
Another Version Of Little
Mary.

Some friends of the STAR send
us the following clipping, and not
knowing from what paper it was
taken, we must let it 60 without
proper credit:
Mary had a little lamb, it's fleece
was white as snow, it strayed a.
way one summer day where lambs
should never go. Then Mary set
her down, and tears streamed slow
ly from her eyes; she never found
the lamb because she did not adj
vertise.
And Mary had a brother John.
who kept a village store; he sat
down and smoked his pipe, and
watched the open door. And as
the people passed along, and did
not stop to buy: John still sat
down and smoked his pipe, and
blinked his sleepy eyes. And so
the brokers seized his stock, but
still he fingered near; and Mary
came to drop with him sympa-
thetic tear. How is it, sister,
can you tell why other shopmen
here, sell all their goods so quick.
ly and thrive from year to year!''
Remembering now her own bad
luck, the little maid replies
These other fellows fatten, John
because they advertise. :"
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1906-02-01
Pembroke Quilts.

Can you make man good by
law!
A common salutation: What
fine weather we're having"
Miss Alma Tillson is home after
a fortnight's visit with her sister,
Miss Laura Foster.
D. A. Hancock, Jr., returned to
Missouri the 25th to complete his
school year, after months va
cation.
Burt Lewis and Clarence Hutch
ison go to point near Baker City,
Ore, starting Jan. 80. Burt and
Lewis families go later.
Mrs. Julia Smalley, from Wis
consin, is visiting friends around
Norden and looking after her bust
ness interests in Keya Paha Co.
Mr.. Greenough has saw mill in
running order. It is situated on
the south side of the Niobrara OPP
posite and little below Pembroke.
What is the matter with Valen-
tine! Has she no moral, law-abid-
ing, law-enforcing men that the
women are taking up the civic
duties?
Mr.. KIiDgaman was buying hogs
and cattle in this vicinity last week.
He bought several punches of
hogs and drove out Al head of cat
tie. He pays good prices.