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Sdhs and Con,pany's Chat ,cih the People.
lrs COOP SENSE To Ows OsE.

lrs COOP SENSE To Ows ONE
Just think over the days and weeks on stretch LAST
ULSTER or FUR TRIMMED coat. If you'd had
one. Two or three different styles of Hats are neces
sary-so is change or two in shoes-why not two or
three different weights of Overcoatss It's sensible
always-to be comfortable-and these great coats
are such protectors. Worn one today you'd had it,
You never in your life saw an Englishman-a
conspicuous feature in whose wardrobe wasn't a
long. form-enveloping Oyercoat We've got some Of
their very same kInd-ULsTERS and sTORM-CoATs
made there for US look at them and You can
tell they're English coats. They've got the big. shawl
collars and plenty Of pockets Barney Freze shet-
lands. Montagnacs and heavy Cassmeres in plain and
fancy patterns. And some American made styles not
so English looking-but just oood-perhaps better
fashioned out of the class of fabrics-wth some
Cheviots, Thibets and Whitney Chinchilias beside
pam anu fancy. Inc ULSIEHS with the belt, the
STORM COATS with the ulster or plain backs-sIO
to s35.
Fur trimming will set of Garment to an immense
advantage. See with the long rolling FUR COL
LARS and the DEEP FUR CUFFS They make a
presentable Carmen. for all occasions-and service.
able up Beavers ChinchiIlas and Wide Vale
Observation-Disclosures Serg, and Astrschan lined
with Buttons or Silk Frogs.
EXTRA,
The latest thing "out" in Hats is SQUARE TOP
DERBY-English block They look we'll on most
everybody and are decided 'let up" ON the shapes
that have been wearing. When you're in our Hat
Department try just to see You like it Every
day we're asked what kind Of SILK HATS those are
we recommend AT $3.50. $3.50 and 81. They're the
qualities that other people charge you So. 81
and So for-on all the leading blocks.
An entirely new lot of patterns Of those WINDSOR
PUFFS for the Children came in last week. The style
peases everybody-and so will these new colors-plan
and fancy.
sAKS AND COMPANY,
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MONDAY. NOVEMBER Is. 1889.

Remember the Detachable Umbrella Cow
ers that we put on in three 20 Eve minutes
fyou have q good strong Umbrella Frame,
with Handle tina, you are used to and like,
II Is economy to buy Cover. as the quality
is better than that usually put in ready
made Umbrellas. tl.75, 81 to 81. 80 each.
according to quality.
Let this weather remind You Of what we
said sometime ago about Imported Gosss-
mers from theceiebrated Albion Waterproof
Works OF Manchester, England. They are
the best OF their class The new shapes are
the Alexandra and Russell. in fancy stripes,
checks and jacquard efects-look like a
Handsome Cloth Cloak. yet absolutely water
proof
Two other special items-the immense
new stock Of ribbons, just the kinds you
wantmost at aiittie over half price: and
the unprecedented value in Dollar Broad
cloths. of which we open 25 new pieces this
morning. The quality belongs in the 81. so
class. 81 per yard
WOODWARD 4 LoTHRoP.
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GUARANTEED BLACK SILKS,

GUARANTEED BLACK SILKS.
We were fortunate in securing the exclu-
sive sale Of the "Saccarappa" Black silks
The manufacturers give a written guarantee
to make good all claims within six months
from date of purchase. We do better than
that. We will make good any reasonable
claim within ayear or longer
We have this celebrated ''Saccarappar
Black Silks in two weayes-one the reguls-
tion Gros Grain Of superior lustre, and the
other "Henrietta" finished These Silks are
finished and dyed with view of preventing
their growing shiney. and are warranted not
to break, pull at the seams, turn rusty or
lose their souple effect. They are distin-
guishable by their black edge 81, Sl.25.
$3.50, S1.75 and 81 per yard.
Notwithstanding the great advance in Raw
Silks and the probability that We shall be
Obliged to pay more when next we buy. We
shall not advance our prices.
First foor)
WOODWARD LoTHRoP
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REAL ENAMELLED BROOCHES AT HALF AM
LESS THAN HALF PRICE.
wehave just closed out from a manufac-
turing Jeweller an immense quantity Of Real
Enamelled Rolled Gold Brooches for in
some instances less than it cost 70 do the
enamelling alone. which enables us to offer
them for half and less than half their regu-
lar prices. Theseare in variety of flower
designs, embracing Pansies. Morning
Glory's. Yiolets Double violets. Petunias
and others. Only 81 each. As an evidence Of
their cheapness at 81 we have only to an
nounce that We have been selling the same
style Brooches at 81, s2.25, 81 auds3
each.
First foor, center)
WOODWARD LoTHROP.
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HIGH-GRADE PERFUMERIEs.


The products Of nearly all the celebrated
Perfume makers here and also q line
manufactured expressly for Woodward &
Lothrop which ranks with the best. We
have had the W. L. Extracts put up in
trial bottles at 10c each to enable you to
test their strength and purity without much
cost.
W. LIS Extracts, u o., 25c.; y o.,
4sc.; 2oz-, Csc; 4 o., 81; 8 or. sl.6S.
The scents embrace White Rose, Jockey
Club. Violet. Capital Bouquet, Blue Bells,
Wood Violets. White Lilac. Lily of the VAL
ley. White Heliotrope, Stephanotis and
Others.
We have from the Crown Perfumery Co.
the fashionable Court Extract "Apple Bios
SONS" and the Lavender Salts" for faint
ing spells, headaches, &c.
First floor, rear,
WOODWARD LoTHRoP.
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LADIES, INITIAL HANDKERcBIFFs

LADIES' INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFs.
Handkerchiefs are the forerunners of
Christmas The stock and selling space is be-
ginning TO grow larger and larger, and so are
the crowds. Here is the Handkerchief CEN
ter-the greatest stock, the largest variety,
the exclusively pure linen, and nothing
but-linen" Handkerchief Buying and
selling the quantities we do make us good
customers 10 the manufacturers and they
arc naturally anxious to sell us at their low
est prices.
INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS.
We call your attention to our large and
well-chosen stock Of Ladies' and Mems I'm
itial" Handkerchiefs and submit for Your
consideration the following special values:
UNLAUNDERED.
ladies' AI-linen Unlaundered Hand-em-
broidered Hemstitched Initial Handker.
chiefs, with half-inch hem. I5c. each, g
for 75c.
Ladies' All-linen Unlaundered Hand-em-
broidered Hemstitched Initial Handker-
chiefs. with one-Inch hem. 20c. each, @
for 81.
Ladies' Sheer All-linen Urlaundered
Hand-embroidered Hemstitched Initial
Handkerchiefs. 29c.. for also.
Mems Aii-linen Unlaundered Hand-em-
broidered Hemstitched Initial Handker-
chiefs, with two-inch hem 29c each, @ for
$50.
LAUNpERED.
Ladies' All-linen Iaundered Hand-em-
broidered Hemstitched Initial Handker-
chiefs. with two-inch hem. 25c. each.
Ladies' Sheer All-linen Laundered Hand
embroidered Hemstitched Initial Handker.
chiefs, with one-inch hem 35c each. 3 for
81.
Ladies' Sheer Al-inea Laundered Hand
embroidered Hemstitched Initial Handker.
chiefs. with one-inch hem. soc. each. @ for
s275.
ladies' Ar-linen Laundered Hand-em-
broidered Hemstitched Initial Handler
chiefs, with ons-inch hem. 75c. eacl, @ for
e4.2a
Mems All-linen Laundered Hand-em-
broidered Hemstitched Initial Handker-
chiefs, with one-inch hem. 29o. each for
s1.5o.
Mems All-linen Laundered Hand-em-
broidered Hemstitched Initial Handker-
chiefs. with one-irch hem 35c. each. 3 for
81.
Mems All-linen Laundered Hand-em-
broidered Henistitched Initial Hapdker-
chiefs. with two-iIch hem SOC. each. for
s275.
Mems AI-linen Laundercd Hand-em-
b-oidered Hemstitched Initial Handler
chiefs. with one-tnch hsm. 75c each. o for
e425.
Eirst door)
WOODWARD LorHRoP.
mis- Corner 11th and SITS n. '
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OuR Is ALL-wooL SCARLET BLANKETS, FOR
nf6-:f' 745 and TAT Nh ~ ..
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AsTRACHAN CAPEs, s4.4s, $3.50. $500 and
IS. At the above prices admit of no competition
at all. Astrachans are Astrachan Capes very
scarce and in great demand. See and We'll save
You looking further.
PLUSH cAPEs. So. $3.50 up to ss. IS; satin lined.
finely finished
Ladies' 80 Tailor made Newmarkets in stylish plain
cloths.
Ladies' els Berlin Newmarkets with the new Bishop
Sleevea
Ladies' $3.50 Berlin Braided Jacket
Ladies' 81. so Seal Plush Sacque.
Misses S12 Newmarkets-S12 TOR sixteen years. il
less for each size under sixteen years.
Misses So so Scotch Cloth Garments with New
Stylish Cape
Ask for any Of the above and you will get more than
your moneys worth.
Ask for anything in our immense stock Of Cloaks,
whether for Ladies, Misses Children, and you will
be sure to get what is new and stylish, well and
strongly made goods guarantee in every respect,
both IN wearing quality and prices. We misrepresent
nothing; when We mark garment we put On the
lowest possible price. and guarantee to you that
that is THE lowest attainable anywhere.
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nNALL OUR BED COMFORTS AND BLANKETS
" there Ii 10 cents on the dollar this week this
makes them very Cheap. KAUfMAN'S DOUBLE
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COX PLUSH sACQUE. AZ INCHES LONG. THIS
sCAD week = iS, 80; Elegant Astrachan yiste, Deep
Fur Trimmed, Black and Brown. sizes b. "a, 81
50 90. KAUFMAN'S DOUBLE COMBINATION,
n1O-3t 11th st. sc.
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SILKS Fon FAscY WoRK.

Continued below.)
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Shoes REDUCED Is PErcr.

CONTINUED below.)
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WI I'VE P9"OO.
April "a. 1889.
2s29.

h. f. No. 1,o71.-AN ACT to cede Jurisdle-
ton to the United States over the territory
embraced within Fort Smelling Reservs-
B: S s1setsS By the Legislature of the STATE
SECTION /: That jurisdiction is hereby
ceded to the United states Of America over
Be s i IT po s WSer. tho south aas ii
the northea quarter one ~ Of the north
east quarter one ~ of section thirty;two
go Of township twsnty-eight (2sl, north q
Sc IL; hs @
die Of the main channel Of the Minnesota
river; thence west to the southwest corner q
the northwest qnarter (NW w. Of the north
ts2l, town and !snes Aforesaid; tRenes
north to the northwest corner OF session
(20), town epd range aforesaid; thence e9st
TO the middle Of tho main channel Of de
eh:nnsl 4 tho Mississippi riVot 70 ID theesS
fluencS Of The Mississippi river at the head az
Pike Island, and tho middle Of tho Mime
sofa river 70 the place Of beginning; me-
walton sksll b kept open Tor public traveS
SEQ. :. From tho cession Of jurisdiction .
tho United States, hereby granted, the fol-
lowing reservation II hereby made, to.witi
by does reserve and retain . concurrent juzis-
dicuon with the United States in and over
the territory Aforesaid, 50 far az may be No
cessely for said state and its officer: to seyve
may DO lawfully issued under the authority
Of said state or Of any Of the departments 81
the government thereof, and to arrest On
es%: Ss sTP Pc:
said stats, whether committed within @
without the boundaries Of said terEitof1, "a
the same manner and to the same exto1H q
though said cessiou el Jurisdiction lad n
been made.
Sro. q mt oct shall tsla e6oea "a 10 in
up Hpp sSs 7ps ad: e ida
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81: no: 544-AN ACT approving and -:
ceptng the report OF the commissioners u
the state Park at Mlnnehaha Fails, and a..
proprlatlng the sum necessary to pay ~
missioners: ' '~n'' '''''' " '.' WV
be II enacted BY the legislature OF the stare
OF Minnesota:
SECTION !; That the report Of the connie
aPpolnted pursuant 10 the Prov!nons g
cnaPter l29, General Laws. 1868. IN whic4
saio report tne lanos selecteo oy sald corr
M nus .9ners iof inc purposes releIreo 70 v
follows 70 W.T. All that part o. o. sections
seventeen w ana 1 eignteen ASj IN to~nr
snip tWehtyf5s1t lZoJ, norm OK rnh9S
tNWen.ya l1o1 mSS'' "a TS;ih n Guu9 ~
Mlnnesota, pounuGu ~ toAoWs' On tne
nor.n py the SCUM me OK the 0"n ROAD e1s
tcndlhg from Mlnnehana avenue $50 caliedJ
northeaSterly from point near salo MIME.
nana ~ anu ~ nn ta 'h o. sdiu
intersection with the north line OK said SEQ
ton seventeen w, ana thence by said SEQ.
ton line to the Mississippi river; on the eass
Dg the ma ~ epctnn w on Roy
town twenty eight l2sl and range twenty
three l23l, being also the north line OF tho
Fort Smelling military reservation; on tho
sh Of
kee & ST. raul halfway company, De ana M
same is hereby approved ana accepted, ana
the sum OF one nunoIeu 'nousanu oolla1s, %
80 much Thereon as snail % necessary, pay
able out OF any money IN the treasury NOS
otherwise Appropriated, u nerenY appr3-
prlateo 70 Pay me aWat4s tosstnel WIZ
seven per cont u per cent! interest tnereo1
nom ana aIter me twsnty-nrss gay OF ~
cemoer. "A. u; 1ooo, anu tne repayment ~
the owner. , or the It, and' anen Inc
visions OF thls act az ta1es Pao py me-
since the condemnatlon OK salo lano as mo
IN 81
lands described, selected and located by sai4
commissioners Tor the purposes Aforesaid, -
sucn report was conhrmeo ~ lne oistrios
court Of Hennep1n county. Minnesota, BY 10
order, dated July IT, 1887, MADE aud hied "a
the proceedings In said court In me matter CT
the appropriation Of lands under the pro"
vlsions OF sac c ihp tsr. q, N. Stint. -
Minnesota be and he Is hereby directed .
pay or tenaer 70 sne p a'S anr., %nom
SHOWN III the fePo1! oa $40 spp1na.!sefs, wss3
AWARDED compensatlon 10. . ny A11ns ~; ~ s..S
!ands, OF 70 tne nss or asssns ,t ~ oaa POI
IONS tne fesPecHvs Tsn ansGles. %
atoresalo, awasueS =! tde su sppiaieeis ~
the same aPpes ~ Sow .au ~ conn;c,;r.
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2.sRA.

8. r. No. 21o.-AN ACT to provide for Sun,
yeys authorized by congress Of The Unise&
states In the State of Minnesota
Re It enacted by the Legislature Of the Sta0
SECTION /. ANY person employed In thu
execution OF any survey authorized by tho
congress of the United States may enter upoa
lands within this state for the purpose Of e.
and Of doing any worE which nay 1 be- nsce::
sary to carry out the objects Of then existing
laws relative to surveys and may establish
permanent station marks and erect tho
les, doing no unnecessary injury thereby.
SEC. 2. II the parties interested cannsa
agree upon the amount to be paid for dam.
ages age caused thereby. either Of them may Pc.
utlon the district court In the county In
winch the land is situated. which court shall
appoint time for hearing as soon as may
Pe' a and order at least twenty days notice
or Without view Of the ~
court may determine, hear the parties and
their witnesses and assess damages.
SEC 3. The person SO entering upon lanA
therefor, and if, in case Of petition OF CON.
plant to the court, the damages finally az.
sessessed do not exceed the ounttendered.
the person entering shall recover costs; 9th
costs.
SEC 4. The costs to be allowed in all such
cases shall be the same as allowed according
10 the rules OF the court, and provisions u
law relating thereto.
SEC. $. Ii any person shall wilfully d.
face, in1ure or remove any signal, monu,
ment, building or other property Of the u. &
coast and geodetic survey. constructed OF
used under or by virtue Of the act Of con.
gress aforesaid, he shall forfeit sum not ex.
ceeding fifty dollars for each offeuse, and
shall be liable for damages sustained by tho
United States in consequence of such do
facing, injury or removal, to be recovered II
civil action in any court Of competa19
jurisdiction.
SEC. 6. This act shall take effect from anS
after its passage.
Approved April 2, 1881
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II. F. No. 1,O32.-AN ACT to legalize the

II. F. No. 1,U3E.-AN ACT to Iegal1Ze tho
publication of certain articles of incorpor.
alton.
Of Minnesota:
SECTION /. That the publication Of arti-
cles Of incorporation heretofore made for six
successive days in daily newspaper printed
poration is organized, be, aud the same IL
hereby legalized and made as valid and ef-
fectual to all 1ntents and purposes in the or
ganizatlon Of corporations for any Of the
purposes designated in section one hundred
and nine QOO Of chapter thirty-four go
of the General Statutes, 1873, or in any act
amendatory thereto, az If such publication
q newspaper 50 printed and published.
SEC. e This act shall take effect from and
after it, passage.
Approved April "a. 1889.
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2lS.
and other runners.

Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the S,ats
Of Minnesota:
SECTION /. ANY licensed hotsl, rail:oaA,
steamboat or restaurant runner in any city IN
this state who shall willfully annoy OF Oh.
struct any person or persons op the public
streets Of such city. or who shall conduct
himself in a disorderly manner, shall be
deemed guilty Of misdemeanor, and upon
conviction shall be fined not less than live
dollars nor more than fifty dollars, or shall
be imprisoned in the county jail for . term
not less than five days nor more than twenty
days, and upon such conviction the license
Of such person shall be revoked.
SEQ. q. This act shall take effect and - in
force from and after its passage.
Approved April %, 1889.
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BIS.

Fl. F. No. s73-AN ACT to punish the willful
and fraudulent use and wearing of badges,
emblems and insignia Of secret orders
and societies.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
Of Minnesota:
SECTION L.. Any person who shall wilfully
ing to the order of ODD Fellows, Masons,
Knight of Pythias, or any other secret order
or society. or any similitude of either of the
same, or shall use the same to obtain aid or
be entitled to wear or use the same under the
constitution. by laws rules and regulations
Of any one of such orders, as the case may
be. shall be guilty Of misdemeanor, and,
prisonment for term not exceeding twenty
co days or a fine not exceeding twenty-tiv
(25) dollars, or by both fine and lmprlson-
ment.
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
Approved April "a, 1889.
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s. F: No. 2ee.-AN ACT to punish drunken
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the Stats
SECTION l. Whoever becomes intoxicated
by voluntarily drinking intoxicating liquors
shall be deemed guilty of the crime Of drunh,
punished as follows:
For the first ofense, by fine Of not Len
than ten no. more than forty dollars, or By
imprisonment for not less than ten nor mosS
For the second offense, by imprisonment
for not less than thirty nor more than sixty
days. or by fine Of not less than twenty mob
more than fifty dollars.
by i'm prisenment for not less than sixty day6
nor more than ninety days.
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect and be II
force from and after its passage.
Approved April 20. 1889.
236.
s. F. No. 332.-AN ACT to amend IN act a.
titled AN act to furnish seed grain TO-
frost or blight or hail during the season q
1883, to provide for the repayment thereof
and to authorize the board Of county COM
mlssioners Of such counties to issue bonds
Tor the payment thereof" Approved Feb
ruary 18th, 1889.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of tho Stats
of Minnesota:
s, sse5sn nine s q The eg
eighteen hundred and eighty-nins 1881
entitled IAN act to furnish seed grain for dis.
tribution in certain counties afflicted by frose
or blight or hail during the season of 1885,
to provide for the repayment thereof, and u
authorize the board Of county commission
ers Of such counties to issue bonds for tho
payment thereof" approved February 18Th
1889, Is here amended 40 a. to read az fol-
lows:
Section g. Upon the fling OF the oontrase
as provided In section eight I8l Of this sa&
the state Of Minnesota shall acquire fruk
and valid lien upon the crops Of grain raised
each year by the persons receiving said seed
grain to the amount of the sum then due -
the state upon eaid contract, Is against Ill
creditors, purchasers or mortgages in good
faith or otherwise, which lien shall tako
precedence Of all other Hens and the said
filings Of said contract shall be held and con.
sidered to be full and sufficient notice to ID
parties Of the existence and extent Of said
lien, which shall continue in force until Tho
amount covered by said contract 10 fully paid
Each and every person who has received
seed grain under the provisions Of this act
shall, as soon az his crops Of the yeao
wherein payment is to be made under hi
said contract are harvested and thresheA
market sufficient amount Of grain to POI
the amount then due Oh his contract, and
pay the same over at once to the county
treasurer Of his county, which payment shan
satisfy said lien for that year.
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect and be IN
force from and after the date OF Its passage
Approved March q, 1889.
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H. r. No. 9S0-AN ACT to define tho tenn
daily newspaper" 80 {aF 81 relates .
the publication Of o6actal ana legal n
tees.
Be It enacted by tho Legislature Of the stste
Of Minnesota:
Src11oN i. That whenever any Law pso-
vides for the publication Of any o6lci0 q
legal notice In . daily newspaper, any AovD
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II. F. No. S69.-AN ACT to amend section
1878 relating to the duties Of register Of
deeds
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature Of the State
Of Minnesota:
eighty-three QS3) Of chapter eight (8) Of
the General Statutes Of eighteen hundred
and seyenty-eight Qs79). be and the same Is
hereby amended by adding ut the end Of
said section the following proviso: Pro-
vided, however, that nothing herein shall
apply to or be applicable to the register Of
deeds OF Ramsey county.
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect and DO In
force from and after its passage.
Approved March %, 1889.
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II. F. No. e36-AN ACT entitled IAN Act
10 continue state banks and their officers in
existence after reorganization rs national
banks, for the purpose Of carrying out the
execution execa;l OF Wills or the performance Of
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
OF Minnesota:
Section l. Whenever any bank incorpor-
ated under the laws of this state shall reor-
ganlze as national bank or national bank
ing association, such state bank shall be re-
garded as continuing its existence In such
state bank elected at such reorganization to
the corresponding office in such national
bank or national banking association shall be
regarded as holding over as an officer of such
state bank for all purposes Of carrying out
any duty or trust reposed in the person hold
IN such state bank, as executor of any will or
trustee OF any rust, and his successors in
office in such national bank or national bank
ing association shall be regarded also as his
successors in Office in such state bank for the
purpose OF carrying out the execution Of
And it shall be lawful for the executor Of
any Will: or any trustee hereunder, who by
such will has been directed or recommended
TO deposit the moneys belonging 20 the estate
OF the testator. or to the trust, in such state
bank, TO deposit such money in such national
bank or national banking association, under
the same conditions otherwise as he might
have deposited them in said state bank, and
he shall have the same immunity from re-
SpOnSibility for the safety of such mo,eys so
deposited that he would have had If he had
deposited them in such state bank and had it
not reorganized as 4 national bank or national
banking association.
Sec. 2. his act shall take effect and be In
force from and after its passage.
Approved April %, 1889.