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The Holly chieftain., 1909-12-31
AMONG THE CHURCHES
Presbyterian.

The special Christmas music by
the Presbyterian choir last Sun
day was much enjoyed by the con-
gregation at both the morning and
evening services. The Christmas
sermon was preached by the Rev.
Wiley K. Wright. Next Sunday
sermons appropriate to the open
ing of the New Year will be
preached, and the choir will fur
nish special music tor both ser
vices.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-12-31
THE GUARD WAS ANGRY.
But the Pretty Girl Didn't Need His
Protection.

Protection.
Passengers on subway car bound
from Brooklyn to New York on Sun
day afternoon had an experience that
first caused frowns and then laugh.
The car was crowded. but all the
women had seats. On the platform
was a middle aged man. apparently
respectable. On a side seat was u
girl In old rose, with cheeks to match.
eye for moment and threw II frantic
kiss. The girl first smiled. then blush
ed furiously.
He threw another. and she turned
away a crimsoned face.
THAT will about do for you said
the big. rawboned guard. Go home
to your wife"
This didn't seem to worry the appar-
entity respectable man, and. catching
a CLINT from the girls eyes, he threw
another kiss. She turned her face to
study carefully pretty hat across
the car.
At the Manhattan end Of the bridge
the girl rose to leave the car. The
man who was trying to hirt with her
also faced the sliding door. BY that
time all eyes were on the pair. the
guard was mad all through, and
couple Of passengers edged dangerous
ly close.
The girl in old rose took the arm Of
the apparently respectable man and
said in silvery voice that all could
hear:
"Oh. papa. how could you"
Then everybody laughed at joking
father and lovely daughter.-New
York Press.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-12-31
BANKS POTENT FACTORS
First National Bank

The First National Bank of
Holly is now in its ninth year of
usefulness, and has been a potent
factor in the country's develop
ment ever since. The personnel
is a strong one, being able finan.
ciers as well as Al business men.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-12-31
Holly State Bank

While the Holly State bank is
not an old institution, it neverthe-
less has elements of merit which
commend it to the public. Its of:
ficers are men of sterling integrity
and business judgment, who are
always willing to listen to prop
osition, be it large or small.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-12-31
Ladies Aid.

The M. E. Ladies Aid Society
will meet with Mrs. J. G. Davis
We'd. Jan. S. at 2,3O, pm. Please
bring darning needle, thimble and
scissors.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-12-31
A PARAGON.

What reason have you for thinking
that he's perfect gentleman"
HE must be- | had dinner at his
house. and neither his wife nor daugh-
ter corrected him once" detroit Free
Press
The Holly chieftain., 1909-12-31
Methodist.

10. a. m. Sunday School.
II. a. m. Worship and Sermon.
Z. p. m. Epworth League.
Z. 40 p. m. Sermon.
AT AMITY
2: 80 p. m. Sermon.
Everybody Welcome.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-12-31

Coughs that are tight. or tickling. get quick
and certain help from Dr.. Shops Cough
Remedy. On this sccount Druggists every
where are favorins Dr.. Shops Cough Rem
edy. The tender leaves Of harmless lung.
healing mountainous shrub give to Dr.. Shoop'.
Cough Remedy its curative properties. Those
leaves have the power to calm the most dis.
tressns Cough. and to soothe. and heal the
mos. sensitive bronchial membrane. Mothers
should, for .afety's sake. always demand Dr..
Shops. It can with perfect freedom be given
to even the youngest babes. Test it once your
sell. and see Sold bv All dealers.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-12-31
Not Good

for everything. Smheriand's Eagle Eye Saive
is good for nothing but the eyes. II you use it
and arc not satisfied come back and get your
25c. You be the Judge. Farmers Pharmacy.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-11-11

Potter, Garrick & Potter have received
a new kind OF coke which is said TO be
the fines; thing in the fuel line for both
,he heater and the range Cheaper and
cleaner
William Amsley wa- looking after
bis cigar business IN this CITY to-day.
He will return tomorrow night and 20
out Saturday ani Sunday and shoot
few ducks
Ladies can spend an hour very salts
factorily at Miss FIagstad's millinery
just looking at the late styles and
patterns All are welcome to inspect
the large line.
Judge McNuIty left last evening for
Webster 70 convict fellow who has
pleaded guilty TO larceny. He will be
back this evening. -Aberdeen Ameri-
can, Tuesday.
Mrs. William Mahaney, of Aberdeen,
formerly Of this city, accompanied BY
her sister, Mrs. westmeier, of Groton,
spent few days in Webster this week
visiting friends.
We have a few good second hand
autos that we are going 70 sell at very
low prices this fall If interested call
and figure with rs, Day County Auto &
Supply company
Preparatory TO breaking up house
keeping am Offering my household fur.
niture for sale. Sale will continue six
days from date OF this publication
Mrs. r l. Irwin
O +. Wilson, formerly of this Office
but who is now located in American
Falls, Idaho, arrived Wednesday morn
ing for visit of few days with rela.
tives and friends
The new Ole Olson or her after naaber
att hans mango vanDer vile komma och
Sc ham ham originate Transmitting of
Ole Olson. Webster Opera house, FRI
day, November 10.
The Irwin Pharmacy has decided to
put on sale-for two days only, tomor-
row and Saturday -Smile Licenses at
reduced prices. For further informa-
ton call mp No. 81.
Miss Case, who is teaching in the
Granville schools, came in Tuesday
evening to attend the teachers exami-
nation which is being held in tnis city
today and tomorrow.
Don't wait, go right down to Tegt-
meier & Calmenson's today and look
over their fine line of lady's suits for
they have just cut off twenty. five per
cent of the cost price
Watch for Don Corello; he's here
at Webster. You will like him. The
best ten cent cigar ca the market
Made In two sizes; ten cents straight
and three for quarter.
For Rent-My residence in the First
ward of Webster. All modern conven.
iehces-heat, water, sewer connection,
bath and lights. For Information call
at store Jens Peterson
Herman and Albert Wendt, of Aber-
deem, brothers of Mrs Atlas Knapp,
came down Monday night to spend a
few days visiting the family of their
sister and shooting ducks.
Douglas Milan was called to Aberdeen
Tuesday from the camp at Hetke pass
by q telegram which announced that a
house which he owned in the Hub City
had burned to the ground.
DR.. John O.. Hancock, of Dubuque,
Iowa, and DR.. A. @. Czibulka, of War.
rem ILL.,, who spent a couple of weeks
hunting in this vicinity, departed for
their homes Monday night.
You can save twenty-five cents on
the dollar ON that suit you promised
your wife II You will take advantage of
the present sale at Tegtmeier e. Cal
menson's and have her go right down
and make her selection. They have a
large line. but at the present prices the
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-11-11
HOME NEWS.
All About Webster, Her People And
Her Visitors.

Pay yoar subscription.
Wall paper snaps 1T HaIbkat's.
Go 70 Knapp's for oyster stews.
MOBILES Orchestra November IL
Mrs. Mathemeier takes washing
Call on Oscar Grus for abstracts.
Jnsr came TO town. Jadge Hale.
Dance at the opera house Nov H.
A fall line Of plnsh robes as Kading's.
Come TO Webster TO do your trading.
Concert and dance at the opera house
November IL
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-11-11

A pack Ell hon
lie Olson show
nd out OF town
slephoue to
ave tAs'r 'icEe|
The Farmers
any is now rea
aying the best
Aling coal at p
callers set up a
attorney Sea
eek in the COT
wing cases for |
,nnty who n,
lere, arrived h
Lessons in Ne
egin Novembe |
t the home OF
ntil $500 p. m
he class will p
Two weeks II
lenbers of the .
ill have a socl
adding hall an .
assured for a
Ask your fri
nd dance give
ear ago, and \
resent at the
l &c hear theii
Fred Gilbert
pirit Lake, ID
,uple Of week |
mn at Hetke
ID went mp u
tterA
The fuel que
ebster by Pa
no have just
nd of coke "
clean and la
10 time.
The Reports
owed into tn
% postomce.
ttled we are
stors and al
me our wa
rbers.
Have your
I'D and dreai
our apDointn |
oliday rush.
,hnson, the
sy county.
Miss Lois n
ig down her
outh Dakot .
lonths, arriv
iort visit at
q Cowan,
Many Web
inneanolis 8
n millinery
cured there |
wing tnat u
al the price .
Rev. w. II
e Ept.copal|
,Sioux Fall
insult Bisho |
opposition "
, TO a new I
Bob Smith
y and the !
vera house
rices, resery
omission, 81
Guiding hie
Chas. Lon '
turned Fri'
.inspecuon|
issouri rive |
y quarters
me other 4
Leslie Mill
8 for Webs
g his moth '
70 month Il
lindsey, Cal
leir future
=, Wednes |
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ednesday
here he prf
1.-THE Catho |
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A Fire stole
2 Au. &hile
en- . straw
one Of hi
sstern Far
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-11-11

A fall line Of plnsh robes at Kading's
Come to Webster TO do your trading
Concert and dance at the opera house
November IL
Bring your hides to the Visit
Meat Market.
Coming, the real Ole Olson Friday.
November 10Th
II you wish loan Call on the Firss
National bank
Have you met ths Little Duke"G
He's in the city.
Bob smith as the opera HOUSE, Satur-
day. November l3
Smells all varieties and sizes at
Ebling's Hardware.
wanfed-5,OO tons OF Flax straw.
James O. Rsthbun
Fred Mathemeier will repair your
shoes Satisfactorily
Bsuske pays the highest market prices
for spring chickens.
Banker Bjsrke, Of Butler, was in the
city Tuesday on business
For guns and ammunition Ebling's
Hardware 10 headquarters.
PArlor wall paper 10 cents to 10 cents
per double roll at HxIpkat's.
w. T. Mcdowell, Of Lily, was VISIT
ing friends In Webster today.
II. A. Bauske pays the highest market
prices for poultry Of Al kinds.
O. b. Swartz. the man with mes
sage, opera house, November L.
Remember. we furnish repairs for all
kinds Of Of stoves. Dow & Dow.
The Visit Meat Market pays the
highest market nrice for hides
stopl and lUok for our wall paper
snaps. Halbkat tbe-mediclne-man.
twenty-five per cent on on all lady's
suits At Teesmeier g Calmenson's.
A. 8 Beeney Of Lily. was calling on
Webster friends one day this week.
Highest market price paid for
hides at the Visit Meat Market.
Sherman Chapman visited with Web.
ster friends on Monday Of this week
Clinton Jenkins and Erwin Stage
were visitors from Waubay Monday
Some great bargains in Automobile
shawls and Plush Robes az Kading's
The ice cream season 10 open--the
Webster Candy Factory makes the best
You can get ice cream, any flavor any
quantity At the Webster Candy Factory,
For Sale Folding bed and range
stove Enquire Of Mrs. II. +. Denton
Den eamla dock altid nya Ole Olson
Wsbsssr Opera House. Friday. Nov. 10
Come In and ses us for we're Away
pAea>sd 20 meet you % the Prats studio
The Webster Candy Factory makes
sp><IaIsy Of Supplying loo Dream 10
parties
Frssk Mohs. our popular furnitur
d>oIsr, II taking wsll earned rest AMI
~ eons 10 be former home down 4
s. minnseofA for week o. two
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-19

prsssnssd by Rev. W. 2. Foster. in the name ef the pocfsty, to the hostess, who is the soctsty's president.
 Mrs. Britt was assisted h entertain ing by her daughtsrs, Mrh c B- Mis- nsr and NrsL T. R. Britt.
 Thursday. Mrs. A .. Cochran enter tained the T. c. F. Club and the church societies with . silver tea." for the benefit of the Methodist Sunday School annex.
 The gussts were met ct the door by Miss Katie Belle Anfhony. and aftsf dropping their silver offering In the basket, were conducted to the attract- i've tea tabia. where they were serwed with tea by Missas Mozslls King and Marietta Norton: next being presented with a silver I, which was to serve la ter as a tally card In an interesting contest Of questions from the Bible.
 Several choice selections were rem dersd by talented musicians, and ther came the lively contest. Afisa Moiis caidwll and Mrs. Williams cut for fbs first prise. beautiful eandeiabrum which fell to Mira Williams. Mss Mo. seie King getting the eonsocation.
 At the close of the entertainment, { delicious salad course was served.
 Mrs. Cochran was assisted in getting up the program by Misses Nortnn. An, thony. King. Smith. Aiston- and Wiliis Mesdames Alley. Willis. Williams and Wright.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-19
CONGRESS
snrnnaarr ef EEanae.

Washington. Feb. 1s.--The contro- versy over the legislative appropria- ton bill, in connection with the much discussed salary of the Secretary of state. involving the eligibility of Sen ator Knox for that oface, was settled in the House today when the bill was sent to conference and the committee authorized to consider the salary pro- visions if in disagreement.
 This gives the committee power to reduce the pay from s12.00O to sS.000, it's former figures. The Republicans were caught mapping when resolution by Mir. Fitzgerald was adopted, dis agreeing to the Senate amendments creating the offices of Under Secretary and Fourth Assistant Secretary of State.
 After being discussed at different times for year. the bill revising. codi- lying and amending the penal laws of the United States, was passed.
 Vigorous attacks on the House rules were made by MeBsrs. Hubbard and Hepburn. of Iowa. The latter asserted that members had betrayed their trust and prostrated themselves at the feet of the speaker. who, he said, had been made tyrant.
 The Qualifications approprition bflf was discussed. The cruise of the bat tleship fleet and the. .questipn of bat- tleship construction received attention. The bill was pending when the House at E:ie ?. ni., took 8 recess until II Q. En., tomorrow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-19
s.ws or ssoNTRvALa.o,
: adv-sf

AEontsvallo, Feb. ls.--<6peoiaI.)---J F. Suttlss and Miss Mary euttles have returned to their home in Felix, after a pleasant visit to the Misses suttlsn as the Alabama Girls Industrial School
 Miss Alice Kellum has recently en- joyed a visit from her parents, Mir and Mrs. Ernest Kallum, of GuFnee.
 Russell Tilford, of Louisville. has been a recent visitor in Montevailo.
 Mrs. James Alexander Moore has re- turned from a visit to her mother, Mrs. Haley, at Jasper. ..t
 Miss Nina Lyman has returned from a short visit to Maylene.
 Mrs. John Heiser. has returned to Birmingham after @ visit to her par ents. Rev. and Mrs. z. A. Dowiing l.. John. of Birmingham. has re- tuNued to that city after a visit to his daughters, Ida and May John. A party consisting of Misses Irene Lambert. Florence Holbroolxe, Daisy punlap, Stella Palmer and Yesta Jones; will leave Friday morning for Tusca- loosa to hear Mame. Marehese sing Fri day night.
 The intercollegiate comnittee of the r. W. 0. A. has issued inxitations to @ sewing bee 10 be held Saturday night in the association room. The object Of the bee is to make sofa pillows for the association room.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-19
HARDWARE MEN
ANNUAL CONVENTION TO BE HrLD
 IN BIRMINGHAM.
Alah.ma Rstan Haraware Asssesatios Wtu Discuss Subjects of 1ene ! ls eFa1 Interest to the
 Trmae.

{ The third annuaI, convention of the Nlabama Retail Hardware Association will be held in Birmingham on May 15-t4 inclusive. when it is expected that there wils be about i50 hardware dealers from all parts of Aabama present to discuss subjects of general interest to the trade. \
 The Alabama Retail Hardware As- eociation was organised for the pur- pose of making it's members broades merchants and to combat any legfsia- ton that may seem to be unjust and discrtmatory to the retailsr of the state.
 At the meeting it is expected that there will be numbers of traveiine salesmen from the big manufecturinG hardware plants from all parts of the country as well as representatives from the National Retail Hardwart Association. A program of speakers has been arranged by the commirtee and . fun program of the entertsin. ment committee will be made public a1 an early date.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-19
NEW COMPANY WILL
 DO BUSINESS HERE

That Montgomery is being recosnis- cd more and more every day as a formation of another enterprise. the Ex-Cei-O Company of which A. B.. Henry is president. The capital of the new concern is placed at et0.00o. and the purpose is to manufacture and distribute extracts and syrups for so- da founts.
 The officers of the company are:
 The officers of this company are A. D. Henry. President, H. l.. Herring, Vice. President, and T. M. vass. Sec rstary and Treasurer. and the moor porators are A. B. Henry. H. l.. Her. ring, T. M. vass. F.-M. Stiilweil. H. F. Stearns, W. B. M. Brooks. J. I. Roquemore. Fred l.. schaum, Geo. W. Jones. !. M. Fostar. and s. Lamar
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-19
SoHNsoN-GoULD
West Point, Miss, Man Weeds At Live
 imgst0n.

wess Posnt, a1iss., Man Weeds At Liv-
 ingston.
 Lsvfnrston, Feb 1s.-(Speciall- l-- John D. Johnson, of West Point, Miss, and Miss Carrie Gould, of this town. lwere married here Wednesday at the home of the brides aunt. Mrs. Susie Beebe Rev. 1T. B. Folk officiating.
 The bride is an accomplished young woman and has many friends. MT. Johnson is q merchant of West Point.
 The couple received many beautiful presents.
 ouests from out of town were Mir. and Mrs. W. A Callahan, of New Or leans; Mrs. Hardy of Mississippi Miss Jamie veasy. of Meridian; Miss Lona Vaughan, Of Curk, and Ezr. Johnson. father of the groom. and little sister. The couple left for New Orleans where they will spend ten days and attend Mzrdi Gras.
 Married in Black BluR Beat. MT. '. W. Walker and Miss Vaughan Har- ris. The couple reside at Bulany..
 Mrs. A. J. Garrison, an aged wo- man of Epas, died there this week. She was the wife of Captain Garrison. rnterrnent was made at Toomsuba, Miss.
 Mrs. J. M. winston. of Ramsey. celebrated her eightieth anniversary at the home of her son-in-law. Dr. Cam eron, Of Eutaw, this week.
 The fsrmsrs Of Gainesville are very busy planting corn. There win be more planted than ever before.
 Charles stailworth, of Cuba. has completed planting fifty acres of pota- toes. He expects to realise profit of e1,o00 and also make forty bales of cotton on the same land.
 The bored well at York is not com pIeted yet. but they have gone 1900 feet deep and expect to get splendid water.
 The announcements for county off, cers have begun to come in. D. W. Hooks has announced as a candidate for sheriff.
 Leon Bennett has accepted the po- sition as night telephone operator.
 Mr. and Mrs. James W. McAlpine, of Boligee, Misses Pauline Gee and Liflian Allen will attend Mardi 0ras ia Mobile. They went down on the boat from Demopolis to Mobile and return.
 M. D. Gould Is attending the horse sale at Starksyille. Miss.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-19
- A Copyright BiII.

Washington. Feb. 1S-SThe Washb burn copyright bill, with minor amendments, has been re-introduced to Representa-. tive currier. (New Hampshirel, Chair man of the Committee on Patents, The btlI provides agalnst teamed" mnsie for ehe protection of composers and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-19
DIR. SMITH IS DEAD.
End Comes 10 Cstiaen of LauderdaIs
 County, /.

Florence, Feb. 1s-(special. )-Dr Alexander smith. prominent physI- elan of Lexington. this county, died last night at il o'clock at his late home in Lexington, aged e7 years.
 Dr. Smith came to Florence when a young man from Caplsyills, Tenn, and engaged in the drug business, contin- uing in that business twenty years ,s For the past twelve years he has been practicing medicine in Lexington. pf. Smith was a Confederate soldier serving with distinction all through the war. He was . member of the Masonic. order.
 The funeral was held today at 2 o'clock in the Florence cemetery. The remains were met in East Florence by the Florence Masonic lodge and pr. smith was buried with Masonic honors. Rev. Mike Malone officiating.
 Dr, Smiths surviving children are J. w. Smith. of Florence; Hardy smith, Mrs. Frank Stewart, Misses Yeata. An. nie and Gertrude Smith, of Lexington. We went you to see cur bright Meal Mixture. Et sells ifself.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-19
BLASTING AT NIAGARA
Flow Over Falls Has Not Been

Niagara Falls, N Y.. Feb. 1S.-The ice jam in the Niagara river has be- come so serious that power companies have resorted to blasting in the hope of increasing the flow of water Thous- ands of visitors are coming to view the foe spectacle.
 The stream In the American channel today is no larger than 6 small creek, although blasting has increased slight ly the noaw over the American Horse Shoe falls.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-19
ammmarv of senate.

washington. Feb. 1s.-The postoflce bill. carrying appropriations of over S222, 600, ,00o. was passed by the Senate today after @ very stormy debeate dur ing which Senator Penrose, in charge had entered into a general criticism of Senate commtttees, because of what he termed their unwarranted delay in reporting against the appropriation bills.
 At S;so o'clock the Senate adjourned
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-19
LOST BY HIGH HEELS.
Women Couldn't Recover from stree1
 RafIvemw

Newark. N. J., Feb. 1S.-Two wo. wen who~wore high French heels have both lost damage suits here against the Public Service Corporation which controls the electric lines in this city |.
 Both sought to recover damages for injuries received while alighting from street cars. but witnesses testi- fed that the plaintiffs wore very htgh heels and defendants counsel argued that for this reason they had tripped and fallen, due to no fault Nor negli- gence of the defendant.
 The plaintiffs were Mrs. Annie Dyre, who sued for s5,000 and Mrs. Annie Isner, who asked for 41O.0OO.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-19

DEsEIsABLE RlcsKDENoE FOR RENT,
 100 CIay3Om Street, tvo-steRy, meven- rOom h0use. Has large reception hall and al1 modern eOnvenionces. Each room beawtifulRy amd freshly paRered. Tvvo-Foom, Hervamss h0use ana large stable on let. Close lmy desirable neighbOxh00As and convenient to three caR lEnes. PoAsss@aOn can he had March I. Albert Hanson. sPhone se7. -tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-19

We went you to see our hrlwAt ageal Mixture. Et sells ltself.
 MARKS q GAYLE.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-19
SOCIETY IN MIDWAY.
Mrs. Britt and Mrs. Cochran Enter
 tain.

Midway. Feb. 1S-(SpecfaL l--AEra. M. W. Britt on Tuesday entertained the members of the Ladies' Mission and Aid Society of the Baptist Church with an old-fashloned quilting bee.''
 At the noon hours when the ladies were joined by their husbanda, Mrs. Britt served her guests with a barbe. cue dinner.
 The Quflt. upon its completion. waa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-19

CAPUDTxE CUREs HEADACExN. ?
 There isn't any headache remedy that does the work ike Aicks Capadine. TOT heat. cold, grip or stomach tronbIes--Ast gives immediate relief Liquid. easy to take. Sold by aruggists.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-19
LATEST BOOK.

Philos Daughter, by Nellie c. Robinson. A secular-religious novel, of Christian-Jewish-Ro- man history ofthe time of Christ. Ingeniously conceived, cleverly de- veloped, beautifully writ written Sale Sl.OO
 (By mail 12c more.)
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-19
FLEMISH LINEN.

A beautiful colored fabric initiating real linen so perfectly that it sometimes puzzles an expert, 36 inches wide, all new patterns, some with border effects. A very pretty and service able material. Worth 15c. Sale price f0N the yard ......VV
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-19

LOST SPRING RYE cts. eA.0o. g ats. e7.B0 ex. paid. GRErL TRADING co. F. o. Dex ss7. Pensacola, Fla.