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•/HI :Jk USPS K?£5 £T -r- IfT'* MiKJf f3'y In Our Gut Glass and Hand Painted China Stock there are pieces that Can't Be Duplicated elsewhere in this locality at the price Have you a Student Friend? You will make no mistake in send ing him a Good Fountain Pen. Does Your Friend Smoke? Chances are he does. You ought to see our smalll boxes of Cigars From 50c to $1 Each Also Meerschaum Pipes and Cigar Holders Why Not Perfume? There is no more popular pres ent for the refined woman of «jMatss«rx»viBarawi today than good perfume MmM Christmas nrfe GEORGE COOK'S You will find the suitable Christmas Gift^ The one you are racking your brains for. The one that he or she will appreciate most and give a lasting remembrance. We will sell from our entire showing of. Cut Glass, Hand-Painted China, Silverware, Mantel and Gold Clocks, Umbrellas, fountain Pens, Fobs, Watctfi and Neck Chains & and everything else in a First-Class Jewelry Slock. PRICES NEVER BEFORE EQUALED IN THE nTV riF MAniQnM 'v J' v -A -V 9 V* t'r' .. ", A Wonderful Line ofjg P®?J| holiday Gift Goods Such a Wonderful Lot of Select Holiday Gift Goods we have seldom seen. Classy, Nifty, High Grade Goods are now offered at very low cost. Look over our Xmas Suggestions ii'.UiS Pins made out of Real Roses The Same ltOM Motal Mmim Real Rose Hat Pins It docs not seem possible, yet it is true, that thcr.tr Hat Pins are made outof real live roses, chanped entirely into metal hy a Cfcretprtrcess.prcsi-Tvinsr every dc tailof the rose from wlmh each pin is m:-.rle. They can not break, and will last forever. This discovery is without doubt one of ilic lost arts of the ancient i ptinns. They are the most beautiful of ail Hat Fins. No two are alike. Fin ished in five colors, to conform to the prevailing fashions in millinery. Made in six sizes,from the smallest rose bud .I theful Ib'.ownflower Thesepinsare imtlc by the genuine "DRLAMOTHE" in proccss, the only process by which an open rose can be perfectly mi aiized. Don't buy an inferior imita tion. AI! genuine "DEJ.AMGTHr. Metaiiied Real Rose Hat Pins" have the name stamped on the pin. We have the exclusive sale of "DELAMOTHE" productsforthiscity. See the exhibit in our win dow of this wonderful discovery. s JEWELRY^v^iS May your Christmas Stocking be filled full, packed down tight, full up, running over, with presents from our stock. !. CHRIS SCHUTZ, The Old Reliable Drug and Jewelry House v --V .vr-- if THE CITY. Weather Forecast Fair tonight and Saturday warmer tonight. LOCAL NEWS. "See cfeattge in the Sugar Bowl adver tisement. Anderson's stock of Christmas gifts is the best in town. Roller skating at tbe opera house Friday evening,Saturday aftarnoon and evening. Twelve photographs will make twelve Xmas presents We have all the latest styles and finish. Come now.—The Nelson Studio. At the tabernacle last night a soap shot photograph was taken of the con gregation. Phone Simpeoo lor bank sand or gravel Take your photographs and pictures to Ireland for framing. 29c china salad sale at The Bazaar on Saturday. These are 50c values. Mother spoons, bngraved 80c each at Geo. Cook's. For Sale. 1908 "Bnick" automobile in perfect order and fully equipped with top. plate glass wind shield, lamps, tools, etc. Call or write— Frank C. Smith, Madison, S. D. 40c china salads, worth 50c,only 39c at The Bazaar on Saturday. We deliver hard coal at $10 per ton cash.—Hayes Lacas Lbr. Co. Through respect for the revival meetings and their cause, we will close oar store at 7:30 p. m., Tuesday. Wednesday, Tbnraday and Friday of this week.—W. B. Soule. $ A Watch and Chain is most acceptable for your boy, jkl or wife, or even yourself* Get Our Prices Get yourself one of our New Souvenir Spoons We have more than a dozen differ kinds to select from. For a Good Investment Buy a Diamond We carry them right here in stock all the time. Prices from $12.50 to $250.06 Everything you could wish for or think of as a gift is here at its best. Our stock was bought for discrimi nating people. V Onr store will be closed at 8 o'clock this evening. Jones Drug Co. Anderson's line of bracelets la perb. Don't miss the 29c salad sale at The Bazaar on Saturday. The best present for a student would be a college or high school penant. We have the peDants.— Holliday & Por ter, Lannon Block. Salesman Wanted. Experience on necessary. flOO per month and ex penses.—Royal Cigar Co., Chicago, 111. The real rose bat pins at Anderson's removal iale are right in quality and price. Miss Pearl Stevens, who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Bart Stacy, returned home to Colton. Miss Edith Fawkeg was an evening passenger for Oldham to remain over Sunday with friends. Regular meeting of Madison coui mandery, K. T., this evening. -B. W. Ketcham, reeorder. Don't forget to call for your tickets on the tireless cooker when baying at our store.—Jones Drag Co. Piano Toning. Fred Schrepel,grad uate in music, is prepared to tune pianos, and solicits patronage from the citizens of Madison. All work guar anteed to be fust-class. Phone, raral line C. No. 6 A. W. Wald of St. Paul is in the city and has decided to locate here and organize an orchestra. Foar pieces have already been selected, and it is Mr. Wald's purpose to furnish music for entertainments in Madison and sur rounding towns- Public Examiner 3„ L. Jones has is seed his report to the governor of the affairs of the state banking depart ment. Tbe report is contained in well compiled and neatly bound book of 2118 pa&es. Statement of the finan cial a (lairs of all the state banks of the state are eiven in taDular reports, also the financial affairs of the sev eral counties, besides state banking laws, etc. The book is of much value to business men generally. Hamona Times: The funeral of Miss Addie Bern i tiger was held Wednesday afternoon at 1 p.in. rfhort services were held at the house and the remains then taken to the Christian chuich where Rev. Stockton, of Madi son, delivered the funeral sermon—the most beautiful and impies*ive that has been beard in RauKiia for a long time. The church was filled with loving friends who wished to pay their last sad respects to one who was loved by all who knew her. The floral oQjeriugs were many and beautiful. Interment was uoade in he Christian cemetery. E. C. Anderson,'representing the Je rome-Rice seed company of Detroit, Mich., is in the city and will make his headquarters at'O. S Jones' office Jfor the next ten days. As stated in The Daily Leader a day or two ago, Mr. Anderson is visiting this section for the purpose of inducing farmers to raise field peas. The Dlan is for tbe Jerorae-Rice company to furnish the seed and pnrchase the entire product of the crop. Quite a number of farmers interested in the matter have called on Mr.Anderson and there is a disposition to engage in pea culture. The advan tages of it are that peas make a good rotation crop, planted with grain drill, cut with mower and thrashed with thrashing machine. The yield is 15 to 21 bushels per acre, and the peas sell fcr about §1 per bushel. Mr. Anderson will be pleased to meet Lake county farmers at O. S. Jones' office during the next ten days. UK! OF RUIN. Sermon by Evangelist Johnson on the Subject of Popular Amusements. ttfcajratfjr largest audience of tbe eer ias of revival meetings assembled at tbe tabenmcle last night, drawn there by tbe much advertised announcement that Evangelist Johnson would speak on the subject of Popular Amusements The building was packed to the extent that, in the Johnsonese vernacular, every time tbe congregation expanded their lungs the seams of the building opened. The large attendance pat both tbe evangelist and singer on tbeir metal Singer Wegner with bis choir and or chestra gave a song service which was worth the full price of admission. At the close of the song service and after the announcements for future meetings had been published by Evangelist Johnson, Rev. Mr. Mitter ling of the Presbyterian church, called attention to the fact that the financial offering* were far below the amount necessary for the expenses of the re vival. The meetings had been in pro gross three week* and tbe congrega tion Hl. each meeting bad been large, but less than |400 bad been paid in during the series. "There is a sbotage of aixmt $300." said Mr. Mitter ling "and what we want tonight is a rous ing collection enough to cover tbe ex peiws of the revival." Mr.Mitterling was very earnest in his plea for a liberal offering, and as the ushers passed through the audience taking up tbe collection, Evangelist Johnson admonished the people to keep pray ing and make their offerings prayer fully. Upon taking his place at the pulpit Mr. Johnson requested the assemblage to keep perfectly quiet during tbe ser vice, and in order that there would be no confusion he requested the ushers to lock all the doors except the one in the northeast corner of the tabernacle "so that nobody will be batting in from the street.'' In opening his address, Mr. Johnson said, "If you are here for the facts, I'll pomp you full if here to find fault, you had better get out. If I can save the virtue of one girl tonight, I will feel well repaid for my work. You may wince at my plainness, but the preacher wbu is easy with sin is not doing bis duty to Uod, however be may please his church people." Taking as his text, "Be not de ceived, tiod is not mocked for whatso ever a man soweth, that shall he also reap," Gal. 6-7, the evangelist ar raigned card playing, dancing and tbe theater in scatbiDg terms. Sow the saloon, reap tbe drunkard sow tbe parlor card table, reap the gambler, sow parlor dancing, reap the ballroom sow the ballroom, reap the brothel. The parlor card table is tbe kindergarten of tbe gamblers of bell nine-tenths of tbe gamblers learned to play cards in their boyhood homes, many times taught by mothers and sis ters. Tbe professional gambler hasn't time to teacn the boys to play cards he wants the finished product—tanght tbe game in tbeir own homes. Some W. C. T. (J. women visited a saloon and gambling house and asked tbe privilege of praying. They were told by the keeper, "Pray in yoar homes stop card playing in yoar homes this is the place we punch the ticket for the last time on the road to hell. Prayers should be said at the other end —in the homes." Jn many homes you will iind the bible clean and new and ansoiled from hand.ing, bat look around and yon find tbe deck of cards well worn and greasy from much hand ling. The theater is the seminary of vice. There is no theater that hesi tates to allow rot to go on the stage. Writers pander to the lasts of their pa trons. and the most horrible things transpire in the dressing rooms. Ana yet people will pay more to attend the! down to degradation.jMiat to tbe dance theater one night than would cover hall aa'tke plaos of their Ant fall. We Have Everything To keep you warm and com fortable this cold weather. OVERCOATS 0VERSMIRTS- mmmmmm Corduroy. OVERSHOES- IK? Get an outfit and defy the cold BURNETT & SUTTON Old Santa Claus A nice mixed candy at 10, 15,20 and 25c, per lb. A special deal on our Marvel chocolates enables us to sell them, at 23c per lb., and they are fine. Bitter Sweets and all extra fancy candies, the 40 and 50c kinds are 39c. 40c boxes of Chocolates and Bon Bons, nice fresh stock, 30c, half boxes are 15c. We also have a nice assortment of Sehrafft** Fruits and Lillibridge Box Goods. New No. 1 Mixed Nuts, good ones, 20c. Black Walnuts 5c per lb., Chestnuts 15c, Almonds^ Brazils, Filberts, Pecans* Walnuts. All new, 20c per lb. Best Roasted Peanuts 10c per lb. Fancy Box Cigars, Briar Pipes & Fancy Tobaccos. We are Headquarters for Fancy New York Apples, Old Wheat Flour, and the best of everything in Groceries and Fruits. Come in. H. J. MUNRO, The Grocer. tne entire expense of th Is series of re vivals- The dance is said to mako yonng people graceful. 1 would rather my child would wobble like an elephant than attempt to make it graceful at the dancing school. Bat the young woman with a 25 waist puts on a 20 corset which makes her eyes bulge out like buckeyes, gets a hump in her back and off sbe goes to tbe dance. The dance is the only thing in whion there is a mingling of the sexes. Husband, how would yon like to see yoar wife in the arms of a man in yoar grocer's wareroom as you see her in the arms of a man in the ballroom, keeping time with her body in unison with bis body Y Yoa wouldn't like that, would yout You'd get a divorce, wouldn't youT I say dancing is the only tiling in which there is a mingling of the sexes. Yoang men do not dance with each otoer. A basoand cares nothing for dancing with his wife. W hy, h# would just as soon go oat on tbe lain and cut ice ai daaoi with his wife. But til* stent dwigsr of the toast hall Is the rninatioa at tbe girls. iVIaety* five out of 100 girls who hsre gone •—w—1 iff' V r* i Our UNDERWEAR tM is Comp Our CAPS and MITTENS can't be beat "7 Will tell you if you ask him that Munro's is the best place to trade 1 Mr. Johnson's address coaswed more than two hours, and was lis tened to with close attention by tha immense congregation. Holiday Gillette safety cards and post oard albtuaa, collar cuff boxes, Hadnut's and Colgate's fames, in holiday f| candies, hand instruments, Teddy bean, dolla Xatge and small, mirrors, oombs and brnsaes. an fen* of Christmas stationery,* high school Bolliday ft ftetat, JLannoo Block. A ValaaUa Tip •i v ts V ,ti vl "--•Yt A'* Jk ''•ai r.v 4 .1 »V y .• •ssssssmmmmmem For nine years have been engaged in this work and in no town that I have visited from Texas to tbe iron rauge of northern Minnesota have the people shown such contempt for my meetings as have tbe people of Madi son, by getting up danoea aqd parties in opposition to tbe revival. 1 j* ia wwmi