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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-04
rrrr nnIEaNs COTTON.

> New Orleans Feb. 3.--apot cotton quieI anchankza Middling eAc. Sales on the spot sse bales, to arrive 2ke. A
 Futures opened quiet at decline of SIX to seven pointa in response to oearish ca bles from foreign markets First prce. were the lowest of the day. the market xraduaiiy recovering until prices were at . net advance Of one point. Continued un- fnvorabla weather in the western belt conn ceorria and gossip of enormous March spot commitments yet to De filled were the chief bull features which helped the market to- ward fbs closing prices saxged again under bear pressure The market closed steady estk the active months showing net de- cline of four to six points.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-04
sT. IOUIs LIVR sT0cK.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Feb. 3.--Butter stronger tons on fancy grades; creamery specials official 3e@ kc; other grades unchanged Receipts 4,s51.
 Cheese firm unchanged; receipts 450.
 Eggs lower but closed ateady in tone: by fancy select white SS0S9c: do. fancy fair to choice 36 6@s7e; do. brown and mix- ed fancy 3s@3sc; do. brown and fair to seconds 31@32c.
 Sugar raw steady; fair refining 3.A4; eer- trifugaI 9e-test 3.s4; aoiasses sugar 2.s 4.76: granulated 4.es.
 Petroleum steady; refined all ports 60. 45
 coffee steady; No Rio s-lsc: No (
 Ss Moiassss e; steady: New orleans sse4ss.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-04


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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-04
1...h- r,rht nr.xrrnna.

Mexico City, Feb. 8.--Reports haVa been received here of 6 fight between force ok Mexican soldiers Of the fOth battalion and a band of Indians between Santa Cruz and San Isidro in Yueatan, ln which one soldier was Killed nd several slightly wounded. The Indians were driven back and took
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-04
NAVAL srnRRa.

Savannah Feb. s.-Turpentine steady A1c; sales 2I4; receipts 2S7; shipments l6s
 Rosin firm: sales 2761: receipts lO92: shipments S4i; stock 1ss;ess; B t3.Oe@ o S3. TIA @20: H S3.S5Q40; S4. 20; K $s.15: M $5. .s0; N S6.s6: we S6.45: wv SC. 50.
 Charleston. Feb. s.-Turpentins quiet Rosin quiet: ABc s2.So: D Ss.Oo: E ga. .05; F s. 10; O $3.12h: H 33. 30; I $4. 10; K $5.ob: M &5.70; N se.lS; VIC $s. s5; wv 96 60.
 New Orleans. Feb a.--Rsceiuts 112 bar. rels rosin: no turDsntina.
 Exports none.
 wilmington, Feb. s.-spirits turpentine steady 41e; receipts 1.
 Resin nothing doing; receipts mona.
 Tar firm S1.s0; receipts 16l.
 Crude turpentine firm s2.o0; S3.00 and $3. %; receipts IS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-04
rOBACcO COMPANY DTvIDENDs.

New York, Feb. s.--A quarterly dividend of 2M per cent. and an extra dividend of s per cent. on It's common stock was de- pany. A year ago besides a quarterly div idend of 2h per cent, an extra dividend of per cent. was declared. The extra dividends three months ago and six months ago were 7h per cent. and nine months ago 8 per cent. extra was declared.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-04

st. |. q &. F. ff. ts .... ,... .... Ss. seaboard Air Line fs. s.... s.,s s... et Southern Pacific 1s ,... ...s ..s. ss.. 9ll
 do. lst ts ...s.. s.s.,..s ss.s es, Tezas ( Pacific list. @ .... .... '. lii Tol.. s. L. ". fs .... ss@. ..s...-. ssl Union Pacific ss .s.. .-.. ..s.s.los, U. s. steel sa .: :. .... io;l Mabash lste ...s .s.. sss s..s-...tlf
 Western Md. 4s .... zee. s,.. ...sss tsl Wheeling q L. Erie fs s... ss.s sess tf Wfsconsfn Central 4s va. ...s s.ss.. e1i ". Y. N. II. cv. e s... .s,s s!,...13z
 Lake Shore 4s .... ...s ..s. ...s..-. ss, Ann. T. ~ q. 4G @..s sssvss...s 11'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-04
MERCANTILE PAPER MARKET.

New York, Feb. 3.---CIose: Prime meFcan- tile paper 3M to per cent.
 Sterling exchange weak with actual bus mess in bankers bills at 4S5. 30 0 40 for six ty day bills and at 4s7 so for demand, Commercial bills 4s5 @4s5h.
 Bar silver 5gk.
 Mexican dollars t4.
 Goyernmet bonds steady: Railroad bonds firm
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-04
NEw YnnIr cnTrnN.

New York Feb. 3.--The cotton market continued quiet today with fluctuations nar- row and irregular. The final tone was steady and prices were net one point higher
 The market opened steady at Q decline cf 4Q5 points in response to lower cables than expected. and increased the loss . point or two during the first few minutes under scattering liquidation and selling here against purchases in Liverpool. light estimate for tomorrow's receipts ct Houston and during the middle session the market ruled about ] @3 points net higheA. with near months leading the advance on moderate support from the bull leaders. covering by acattered shorts. report of . light winter precipitation In the Southwest and claims that the advance of the boil weevil was likely to result in a reduction in area. Buying was by no means aggressive. however, and during the later session prices eased off slightly from the top under reai-
 Local spot brokers report that there has been a much better inquiry from New Eng land the last day or two and 1t is also said that there has been demand for ra- jeetions from the local stock.
 southern advices are more conflicting but generally speaking, claim that the inte- rtor is holding for potter prices.
 Southern spot markets officially reported early were l-1ec lower to 1-1ec higher, The light estimate for toBlorr0wss receipts at the Southwest was attributed by some to ge- cent unfavorable weather.
 Reeeipts at the ports today 41,s17 bales, against 45.e44 last week and 42.T79 last 2TT.0ss last week and 217.030 last year.
 Vodays receipts New Orleans 10.59e bales. agains 11,eSo last year and at Houston lO.sss against 3.le7 last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-04
cnrNMn MARKRr

New York Feb. 3.-%The market for cof. fee futures opsned steady at unchanged pricns to an advance of five points notwith- standing the Teactionary tendency of Euro pean markets. and ruled generally steady to ffrn en local support and covering, which seemed to be promoted by revived agitatlca regarding an import duty. Offer ket closed steady at . net advance of S@l5 points Sales were reported of 3s.760 bags. Including:
 March sees vsss ss.ssss s6 .V9 Q6, l5 May ... .s.s ss.s s..s ss..... .s. 10 Gp6. 20 July ssss ssss ssssssss9 se Wesau BeptembaP sssp sses ae Vossv December .... ..,. .... .... .s5.eB0b.10
 spof steady Rio No. q 7%c; Santos No sMc; mild steady: cordova sA @Iahe.
 NEW ORLEANS COTTON OH.
 New Orleans, Feb. a.--cottou seed oil: Prime refined in barrels per pound b'eS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-04
CAR LOT RECEIPTH.

Chicago. Feb. 2.v-Wheat c cars. with none of contract gradei corn io2 cars with one of contract grade, Oats 4s cars.
 neapolis and Duluth today were 1s1 ears compared with 164 cars last week and 2at cars the corresponding day year ago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-04

bons at auction every offering was taken and prices were considered very good. An auetion sale of embroiderfes had drawn many buyers and operations will so on for another day. Many small buyers are in tha market.
 Cotton goods remain generally steady. Knit goods and hosiery are moderately act- i've. silk piece goods are firm and quite active. Jobbers are doing a steady bust" ness for the period.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-04
CHICAGO PRODUCR.

Chicago, Feb. 3.-Butter steady; cream- cries 22 O 2sc; dairies 21026c.
 Eggs weak at mark cases included 2S@ 3Ie; firsts 31c; prime firHts 32c.
 Cheese firm. Daisies 15hc; Twins 14hoi Young Americas 16c; Long Horns 1ee.
 Potatoes firm. choice to fancy 7637sc: fair to good 75@76e.
 Poultry firm, turkeys 1se; chickens l3ae;
 Veal, firm, 50 to 60 lb. wts 707Mc; so to s5 ib wts. 7h @sAc; sS to no ID. wis. SQ1Ohc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-04
HwWnP(A0N, ORAIM.

Liverpool, Feb, s.--wheat, spot nrmt NC. March fs sMd; May 7s SAdi July 7s t%d.
 Corn, spot ste&dy; new American mixed G. 6Ad; May Ss Nd.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-04

The Coosa and the Alabama will remain nearly stationary.
 WEATHER CONDITIONS. The barometer ontinues high over the Southeru States, and fair weather has continued over the greater portion of the country east of the Rockies though cloud mess Is fair ly general in the northern bor- der states and light snow has ocurred at scattered points in the Northeast. Rain has also fallen In middle and southern Tex as There has been very general though slight rise in temperature over much the greater portion of the country. An area of low barometer central over British Colum- bia has caused aditional rains on the Pa ellie coast.
 Fair weather will prevail in Alabama during tonight and Thursday. with slightly warmer tonight.
 Q. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
 WEATHER BUREAU. Temperature and precipit -tion reports from selected southern stations. For the s4
 hours ending at am,
 February 3, 1909
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-04
DAIEn MOVEMENT or PR0nUCM Chtcako. Feb. 2r~
CHTCAGO MvE eTOCw.

Chicaso, Feb. 3.---Cattle, FeoeIpta estlmaR- ed at 2s,oee; market Ice lower; Texas steers .... .s.. .. tse Q sec Western steers .sss ssss 5.9e Q S.60 Stockers and feeders = .. 3.16 O 6.Ao Cows and hsifers ...s d.. 1.s0 e E.te Calves S.eO Q H.2B
 Hogs. receipts estimsted at e4,e0e; mar. ket I0@15c lower:
 Light ..ss ssss esss e.s9 VS.Ae Mixed sssess ss.s ssss 9,se Ve.sg hsaVy ssssssssss S'vV ss1y Good to choice heavy e.15 Q e.6e K1eS As0V v n.ue Bulk of sales 2. .s.s e.20 e.4e
 Sheep: receipts estimated, 13.Oo0: market weak to 10c lower;
 Native s... zee ssss ssss asSe 6.lS Western s.ss 's.s ss s.Sg b.se YearlinBs ssssss ssss Ssyv l.ye Lambs, native s.ss 5.6g !.ss Western Ssss.s b.eg 0 f.Se'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-04
ar L0uIa nnAM.

st Louis Feb 5.---(special.l .l--The St. Louis grain markets today ranged as Fol-
 wheat: May sl.os@sl .osHA; range S1 O7M 94f .0g1h. July seh; range se to E6 a c NB. Sept. 94A.
 Corn: May s2MA: range 6lh 0ez& o A p July 62Ss range s2M to e2%B. Sept. ez@ e3MB range 62 to e2@67h. 4sH bid.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-04
nTNCrNNATT PRupUCM.

c,ns.nnsu Feb. s.--Fiour gulst. Wheat firm tt.it@e1.tS. Corn firm eah @e4c.s Oats steady s3 c xcs Rye steady sec.
 Provisions steady.
 Whiskey steady st.sb. Butter steady. -t FRRs easy 2B@ 2Se. ..n.... PStiItrg steady; young ehiekens AsSaSc; hans Iii L ml2c: tuykeys 1T&Aees
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-04
KANAAa CrTY TdvE aTocK.

Kansas City, Feb s.--Cattls; receipts g.. 900, including 400 Southerns; e@10c lower Native steers .... .s ,...e4,ge @te.ek Southern steers ...s .s.... 4.50 e S.e0
 do. cows .... .. =. 2.bo Q A.kO Native cows and helkssr q. 2.25 Q Use Stockers and feeders .s.. 3,25 @ e.15 Bulls e..s ssss S'sO s.n CaIVes s.ss sssp ssss S'et esev Western steers .. ss ssss Ssb0 S.Se Western cows .. .... ,... 5. % @ 5.2s
 Hogs receipts 17,o0o; 1o@1ec lower: Bulk e:-,. a.eU v e.Se
 Sheep; receipts 5000; s@loc lower: Lambs, :.., ....e e.se O 7.so Range wetherB .... s..s.. 500 Q e.oe Fed ewes ,,s., zee. ssss ss esVV " eszV
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-04

Total cieArances of wheat and flour were equal to z70,0ec busheia
 Primary receipts were 5S4, 0e0O bu., com pared with 47t.oe0 bu.. the correspondins day e year ago.
 Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat ears: corn 127 cars; eats e ears: heEs 45.ooe heads 5
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-04
NAYAL sTOREs nEvrEVv.

Savannah. Feb. s.--Iapeelal. l-DuIl a2c. Thus was the local spirits of turpentine market quoted at the conclusion of business yesterday and there was approximately a Thousand barrels of turpentlne on the mar Eet which was in ths lnaln neglected. by appeared favorable for a decline, but. the 9uotation hung pretty consistently about the forty-two cent level though the tone shifted from firm to steady to quiet and finally to dull at which the market closed yesterday without sales for the day.
 The volume of receipts in the past week proved fully As small as had been anticipat- failed to strengthen because of the large lack of active demand. eome sales were effected in the week it Is true yet the total ts not nearly what tk should have been. should the demand from domestic and for eign sources brighten this would have favorable effect on the general market but London spots for the past week showed past sven days. however, was quite large the shipments to the United Kingdom be- ing noticeable because of the substantial natures
 Turpsntina opened on Wednesday. Janua- " 27, steady at 42c. The market Feceded to 41he. but gradually moved back to 42c at which the close, yesterday was dull. There
 Rosins were ih demand but some of the lower grades are a shade below the values of the Tuseday preceding. The total sales. however. were much smaller than those for the week preceding. At the call yesterday the following quotations obtained: Water white ss.so; window glass ss.46; N $s.2S: ls.saKi ? sS.2O: D s.15: D 3s.lO; B S3. o6,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-04
GwRNaAM MONRY.

Berlin. Feb. s.--Exehange on London 90 marks 52 pigs on cheeks. Discount rAses: ShoFt btliB per cent; months bills 1 $ per cent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-04
BOSTON RT0CKs.

BOGtOu, EeD. 8s--UgVsNNs- alN Ariz0na Commercial sses a''s SS Butte Coalition ..ss ssss ssss s's', ,Ss Ss @ Calumet & Ari4ona sss4 ssAs ssss s'AsSS q. Greene Cananea psss @ass sss''' 1g 1g North Butte .s ssss sssS ssts ssss sS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-04
TREAsgRK BALANCEs. 1s .,.,.n,

washington. Feb. s.IIovAy .N1 asat1isses.s tss of the treasury oai9nce in tne seneiaa t~AAS shows: s..a a.s .aa Available cash balanos s.nse.Sss'ttzzs q cold coin and bullion S1,o5e,sIs (iold certificates s'.s se.$es'sSe
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-04
Nwwr YnVa1Y DfONHW.

NSw York, Fab. a,--Money oa cAn easv a@k per cent: ruling ratg per cent. ] ci6aIng Sta IA peF es1s.; oelsFsa ae Der
 Tifns laans fra; sizav days SIS psr cent, {; nlhsty dayo sM SzM per cont, pix tsenthe 8 per cent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-04
LONDON STOCKS.

London, Feb. s.-The early market for American securities was quiet with chanEes on prices only fractional compared with the New York closing of yesterday.
 Further hardening came with Wall Street support and at the ciose prices were at . fraction from the best of the day, - Consols for money s.,s ...sss SsS
 do. for account '.s' COG s' sSn Illinois Central sss"ss zee ssissH Lousy. & HaShV. ssaSss sassssASe g southern Ay'.'. sss' s-ss ssSs sss''s ss N
 ao' plo. o., ...: s;.. '''' N"
 Money lM 02 per cent
 Discount in the open market for short bills 7-le per cent: for three mcntns bills 5-ls@ < per cent,
 t PARIS B0UHsE 7 Paris, Feb. 8.--rhfee per cent, rense9 s9 franca; szsk eentintes fpf the account.
 Exehangs on Ennden zE 9xanen 1JH een-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-04
NEw ORLEANS sPOT COTTON.

New Orleans Feb. a.--Spot cotton was quiet; receipts 1o.5se; stock sos.s7s. Low ordinary, nom ..-s AAo J dtnary. nom Q L-Atc 1stfod ordinary s..s ssss ne oW mtddlins s.s,s..s eno v aeltng s... s..s .sss sss. gAS Aiqpd middlingtss ss..ssst. .-tVS
 AildoifR9 fair st.. ss.. ss!eHS tNtfs nofas ssssAAog
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-04
THE WEATHER.

United states Department of 4AErfcuftuFe. weather Bureau. Local Observation
 Central Time.) Montgomery, Feb. 3, 1909.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-04
LIyERPOOL COTToN.

Liverpool Feb. g.--Ciosing: Cotton spot Euii; prices unchanged to five points lower: American middling fair .b.IS Good mtdd1ing .... .... s... ....R 'eO MldottnE s..s .ss.s2 . SV Low mtddIng ssss s.ss ssss o'ov Good orainary e.ss ssss sssssss ' es Ordinary sAsAe
 me sales of the day were 5000 bales. of which goo were for speculation and export and included 4,s0o American. Receipts 97O0e hales, including 27,300 American.
 Euturea opened steady and closed quiet
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-04
1 TemperaturelPr'clp-
 -l--lita litation Min. | Max. lIncheH

s5ots-Sr indicates tracs of precipitation.
 FRANK F. CEzAEEEE.
 Eeqtien Director. Weather Aaxeae
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-04

February .... .... .s.. ssss ssss s.5.oBH FebFuary-Mareh s..s ssss sss. ss..6-ee March-Apru ,-.. s.s. s..s s..s ..s.s.Ve Apxit-Aay s..s ssss ssss 'ss'sse've Mny~June ..s. ..ss ss.s sss...0.OS Aune-5uly .s.s .sss .ss 'sss sssss.9'SS Juty-August az. ssss ssss ssssv vo q, AuB0st-SepteihDSr sses ss setS.sss sS N Sept6ml1er October s@s .y9
 OctobeT-N0yember .s.s ...s ss4.sl !s November December, ssss ssss ss4' ym DecAmber-J January .... s..s s... ..4.SS January-Rebrnary s.-s ssa.sf 3
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-04
pRK 003Nl9 4tAllEk

Nay xork v &'s.1hs efy seeas Ases. Ast aileyN ean sss a'l q
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-04
x-FaIlinK.
'--RIsinG
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

RIVER FORECASTS. The coosa and the Alabama will remain nearly stationary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-04
sT. LoTTFs PRnnrfyrr

St. Louia Feb. ai--FIour steady: red winter patents s5. 1e@5e; extra fancy and $3.75. -
 Hay higher; timothy sIoas14. 50: prairie $9@s12. Rt Whiskey s1.ssM.
 Iron cotton ties S1. co, Baggink 6Zc. Hemp twine 7c,
 Pork higher. 1obbIng $1e.37h.
 Lard higher; prime steam s9.a2A642M. Dry salt meats strong Bacon higher: boxed extra short lo9 9i2hc; clear ribs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-04
SELMA COTTON MARKEr

Selma, Feb. 3.--(Specfal) )-The price of spot cotton was quoted in the local market today as follows:
 Gooo miudllng .s.ss,ss ...t ....eMc Strict middling .... .... .... .......slsc MiuuHnk ss- ssss .s.sss.s s.9Mc Strict low middling .... .... .... ..SKe LOW mlQQLnk s.... zee as..A9Ae
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-04
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

k Cotton futures on the New Orleans Co'- ssr Exchange today ranged as folows'
 Iopen. IHighj Low; lclcse
 I Bia.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-04
METAL MARrrTs
KANsAa CITY GRAIN.

Kansas City. Feb. 2.---close; Wheat. May sl:oiM July sik cash; No; 2 hsrd s1.Os Corn: May COX: July e0M; September 5s; cash: sA No. ? mixed Ss%'@Ae No 2 white oats::' No. 2 white 5O05s. No. 2 mixed A896O.
 Butter creamery soc: packing stock IS. Eggs. fresh extras sih; current receipts
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-04

isiS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-04

H0uaton-Steaoy s... ..ss cess ..'' AuEusta--ouist .... .... .. ...... .-.. .. Me enaphis--Steady .... .... .... .... ...'.- 6t. Louis--Quiet .... .... roe .... '''''' tfuf4AuA4 ssssss s''s s''- i.pnieFHte-wFtrm secs. .sss ...s-s s'.'.s Little Rock--Quiet. s... .... s.'. .s'.
 Total today .... .... ......,. .... ....
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-04
NEW YORK ,BONDs.

s-Ex. : piv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-04
D. S, DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
 WEATHER BUREAU.

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The Holly chieftain., 1909-08-13
AMONG The CHURCHES
Baptist.
UNION SERVICE

A Union service next Sunday eve
ming will be held at the Baptist
church; preaching by the Rev.
Wiley X. Wright. All are well
come.
Preschink at ii am.
Rev. C. W. Buell., Pastor.
Presbyterian.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. IN. next
Sunday. Morning worship with
sermon by the pastor. the Rev.
Wiley X. Wright. at IL O'Clock.
No evening services, owing to the
Union services at : p. N. at the
Baptist church.
Sunday school, 9:4S a. m. W. H. Van
Petten, superintendent.
Sermon ll:OO a. m. Communion SER
vice.
Christian Endeavor, 500 p. m. Mrs.
w. K. Wright, superintendent.
Methodist.
1000 a. m. Sunday school; classes for
all. Prof C. l. Collins, superintendent.
All are cordially invited.
Rev = Roes pa.~c.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-08-13

Il. w. Smeltzer was again called
to the northwest last Monday. on
business connected with his lands.
Mr.. G. A. johnson. the traffic
manager of the Holly Sugar Co.,
will shortly bring his family from
Denver, and will occupy the new
George Hollis residence. now be-
ing completed.
Mr.. George Crabtree was ill the
first of the week, but now is con-
valescent.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Pratt are
entertaining the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. FL. Conklin of Brow
nell, Iowa, who are delighted with
Holly enterprise. Mrs. Pratt's
brother, j. w. Conklin of Boulder,
Colo. and cousin. Miss Grace
Whitmore of Sheldon, Iowa. are
also guests of the Pratt home.
which almost amounts to a family
reunion.
Pain anywhere stopped in 20 minutes sure
with one Of Dr.. Shoop's Pink Pain Tablets.
The formula is on the 25-cent box Ask your
Doctor or Druggist about this formula. Stops
,vomanly pains, headache pains anywhere.
Write Dr.. Shoop. Racine. Wis. for free trial
to prove value Of his Headache. Pink Pain
Tablets. Sold BY all dealers.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-08-13
n OUR
MAN ABOUT TOWN
Some Flotsam and Jets.m
found by the Wayside

Miss Edith Shanstrom is again
officiating in the Holly postoffice.
Manager Merle McCreery was
among the passengers for Lamar
last Wednesday
Jeweler A. FL. Price has Joined
the bachelor coterie since his es.
timable wife and si,ter-in-law have
gone to Denver.
Rev. B. F. Ross lectures tonight
at Stonington, Colo
Call and see the Colorado Colum-
bine plates at A. H. Prices jewelry
store, Holly.
Land Agent Overlook of Beat
rice, Neb., is here with large
party of prospective settlers. and
they are much impressed with the
unrivalled irrigating system Of the
AnIity, which they pronounce the
most extensive in America.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Liller of
Carrollton, Mo-, father and mother
Of Mrs. Leonard White, are here,
and are much impressed with the
country roundabout.
The first shipment Of Jud
Houses horses sold 10 HI. A. Proc
tor several weeks ago occurred last
Monday, four hundred being con-
signed to Omaha.
Make that old furniture new
with the J-W. Furniture Polish.
Sold at the Holly Pharmacy.
Wanted 100 acres of dry land
within four miles of Holly. State
lowest cash price. s.. Chieftain
Sim Richardson. who presides
over the destinies of the Walter
Greek market, is on the sick list,
and has gone out to his claim to
seek rest and recreation for brief
period.
George S. Scales, veteran news
paperman and personal friend Of
j. H Farmer the druggist, was in
town last Wednesday, being enter
tained by the latter. Mr.. Scales
was enroute to the mountains and
dropped off for day to see his old
compadre. He was also one Of the
{ hieftain's honored guests.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-08-13
A MEMORABLE DAY
Holly's Business Men to Give a
Day Of Entertainment
ON SATURDAY, August 2lst

The business men of Holly are
desirous Of giving all those who can
come gala entertainment on Sat-
urday, August 21, and to that end
have engaged Prof. Belnap, the
aeronaut. for balloon ascension,
There will also be Horse Races,
two ball games and other athletic
events. and Holly with a royal
hand. Mr.. Merle McCreery is the
chairman Of the committee, and is
working overtime for the celebra-
ton. Tell your friends to come.