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NECKwEAR DEPARTMENT.

&c. Nefs, In all styles
lse Wells for l!c. and Ice. Wells. lOc
Si-s. Embroidered Chiffon Ru ming ..........sl7y
sl6 Embroidered Chiffon kuf.ng. ............el.I 10
oSe Chiffon Ruffng. single row.................5Oc
.saints, az
I9c Tourist kufins. yards. 1tc
tc Linen Collars all styles 3 for
Sc Irish Embroidery Collars .................29 c
IS. Embroidered Chiffon Jabots. ........... 35c
fse India SIN Windsor Ties.
&c. ~indsors for IA. and 25c. windsors.
LEATHER GOODS DEPARTMENT.
81 so English Novelty SHOPPING Bags. d. 80
SIo shopping Bags, all styles. 81 %
81 shoppfng and Chztelafne BAGS ,.......,., szlc
Soc shopping and Ch&tesaine Bags ............ 80
&c Pocket Books. Card Cases and Purses , 2lc
JOc Pockee Books. &c., all ssyes.............44c
&C ROCKET Books. worth el.....................70c
u Pocket Books and Card Cases. sc
81 Real Leather Writing Tablets. 81 b
EMBROIDERY AND WHITE GOODS DEPART
MENTs.
Loo. knoroideries. all lie
~ Per cent on marked prices Of Embroidered Main
sos hooes and all White Dress Goods materials.
(Coatinusdl
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SOUVENIRS FoR CHILDREN

2oc Irish Embroidery Collars. onc
~, -. ~, .12 Nc
oc. English Novelty windsors. ,.---4 ac
nSSe. "uii hes all styles. IOc
Eoc- warranted Fast Black Hose o,c
~ ooIueu WAISTS. 44c
.oc' MISSES Corset Waists ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS so
JIG Boys Shirt WAISTS. all styles AZ
Zoe. King" and other Waists "a
~is's, eh SYKES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SOC
SLoS Children's Shirred Hats imported al az
sL"9 Shirred Hats new spring styles .s,,c
ooc. Muslin Aprons for children. &c
" Novelty aprons. all styles ....... 7oc
ZOOS six Goats Tor young children ....,, al 10
S4.oS Plaid Cloth Coats, all sizes "a os
~ Goats, without silk trimmings. .....,. Al 90
81 - Infants Long Coats. embroidered. N ne
S3-0S Long Coats. worth % ........,. A.. os
&c. Children's Chatelaine Bags oIc
3Dc Feather and Gauze Fans. ........ %,
BIC. Misses hgskn Gloves. tried on 40,
81 English Kid Gloves, buttons .. Scc
". % Best Suede Kid Mousquetaires. Al. 10
snc. Novelty Parasols, all styles. 7or
81 10 More Elaborate Parasos ., o.
lOper cent OF marked prices of Misses Jacket.
Chiidrens suits and Coats aud the American Hosiery
Company's Underwear.
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SPRING STYLES Fon EASTER.

EASTER Is ALMOST HERE AND THE
BOYS WILL ALL WANT NEW CLOTHES
ON THAT DAY. THE LARGE As WELL
AS THE SMALL. THE OLD AS WELL
Az THE YOUNG NEED SOMETHING IN
THE LINE OF SPRING CLOTHING.
EITHER A SUIT. AN OVERCOAT, A
REFER. A PAIR OF TROUSERS OR
SOMETHING FROM OUR SUPERB
LINE OF FURNISHING GOODS FOR
MEN AND BOYS.
THE ASSORTMENT OF SPRING
OvERCOATs FOR THE YOUNG MEN Is
REPLETE WITH ORIGINAL AND EH-
elusive DESIGNS. THE CREATIONS
OF THE MASTERS OF SARTORTAL
ART.
ALSO A COMPLETE SELECTION OF
NEW STYLES IN DRESS-UP CLOTHES
FOR THE WHOLE MALE SEX, FROM
TIE DREsSY YOUNG SOCIETY MAN
TO THE LITTLE TOT IN kits.
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el2m

LOT 12o-A Black Diagonal
tiTht-fitting Jacket with plain
black coat sleeves. Medici collar.
The front Is silk faced and the
sleeves and collar are handsomely
dsoorated with black silk and
gold in Van Dyke point en-
broidery. HOOK and eye fast.n-
ings draw n in parallel with the
lines Of the form. They are per
fectly cut-so the effect is most
uniuue
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el4. TO-

LOT lS3l-A rich Black and
Gray Brilliantine with pllin.
tiTht fitting skirt and waist. DOL
ling collar with wide lspels
Of gray silk and seven rows Of
plating down the front Of skirt.
All sizes.
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sAKsaND COMPANY.
TEA Cows.

LOT 702.-Prettily patterned
Challisnew in design. trimmed
with ger braid around the coll
lar AZ cuffs and fastening in
front nth a silver cord girdle.
Al sfs.
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SOUVENIRS Fon MIN.

department near door No. l1io Pa. ara,
81 Spring Underwear. all styles .....R no.
SOc Spring Underwear. all styles a4c
PIC. Hall Hose all styles..-.......- on.
39c Ribbed Isle Thread Half Hose .ojc
- N.. -, .SRo
1oc Neckwear. ali styles. ..,...... - 20,
4tc. Neckwear. usually 5Oc. .4Ic
- 49,. Loo
e0c Collars. 4ply best linen..- IA
loc. Collars. 3ply inen......... .,......IIc
sG. Guns S-Piy linen lie
12Hc Pure Linen Handkerrheifs. ,.........'' M,
25c. HAndkerchiefs. all styles. o.
5oc Pain and Initial silk Hsndkerchisfs 44c
81 English Dogskin Gloves 20.
Jig English caifskin alo,es.... q. as
el-sS Best Chevrette Gloves. .........,.S1.f,6
e1.25 Genuine '-Gloria" Umbrella. .... ~ m
el5o Gloria" Umbrsllss. all sI. 10
10 dioria" Umbrellas novelty handles. Al -,
o.. ~ Umbrellas, with silver trim,niugx. 40 no
sl750 Imported Novelty Umbrellas ans
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
4. LIeNER
On. 18th 4. md Psnn. ave mbas
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CHILDREN's DRESSES.

The Children's Gingham, Chamiray and
French Fercale Dresses very dainty and
have been selected with greet care. Forty
styles from which to select. The boy babies
nave not besn forgotten. We have styles er-
clusively for them, with kilt skirts, shirt
waists and Jackets. making pretty little
suits FOR the boys VI two and three years They
are made Of the finest French percales and
ginghams. else Of pique-plain or handsomely
embroidered.
OTHER SPECIALTIES ARE:
90 dozen Infants Fine Cambria slips with
fne Hamburg edging-the best value ever Of
tered :or the price.
500. each
Our customers who have been waiting for the
Children's l2hc. Drawers and Drawer Waists
viii be pleased to learn that they have arrived.
-12kc. each
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sAks AND COMPANY.
Surrs.


LOT 7:n-A Light Gray Wool
Walking Costume-tight fittiax
in skirt and waist. standing col
lar. fine plated front. Traver-
ing the whole Is 4 black hair line
plaid. An sizes.
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-SOJ0-.

III 194s. -Cashmeres in Col
orsfancy braid on collar, cuffs
anshouiders: large pun sleeves
:, braided eirdle.
ala -
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SPECIAL EASTER OrrER1ses
IN ART DEPARTMENT.

Dainty silk-lined Satin Boxes for Jewels
frang's best designs-retouched by skilled
artists.
81 each
Satin Lamp Screens for Easter-Prang,s de-
signs-exquisitely tinted-touched up by hand.
-sl. % each
Sachets-a marvellous combination Of silk
hand-painted vel.um. with floral designs and
appropriate quotations.
81 90 each
Perpetual Calendars for Easter ornamental
with Easter lilies and gold lattice.
So. a. each
Innumerable other smaller triies for Easter
mementoes.
lSecond floor, second annex
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TT1he quality and the quantity
7 are the first thins, that
7 win impress you = the
''frail prices" viii become more
marked 10 you remember them In
contrast TO the quotations otbsrs
have made. Then az you look. and
try on. the general excellence md
elegance Of every garment Will cspti-
vsse you The imported and domes-
tic novelties stand on IN equal foot
ing hsre. We havenr tn scent ole
fancy prics" about any q shsu.
SANS AND coNPAxY.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AID
okvEHTH 6zREEI.
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IoT 1s45.-white and ooloca
idia SILK with silk bows and
craps over fine plated lace c,,l-
mr.. cufis and yoke. The entire
front 10 trimmed IN futsd lace.
Al slzcs.
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IL l10s.-Black Cashmere
witplaited fancy silk front, silk
orutlents ON tine cuffs and .
blS cord girdle. Al sizes.
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SPECIAL EASTER OFFERINGS

SPEcIAL EASTER OFFERINGS
IN TABLE COVER AND TIDY DEPART
MENT.
Anew line of Hand-painted Surah Silk Head
Rests.
-15c. and 81. 30 each
new line Of GA Spun Silk Table Covers in
Blue. Gold and Red.
-s2. 90 each
A new line Of "a Chenille Table Govern
fringed. in art colors and new patterns.
sd 90 each
After-dinner Chenille Table Covers in new
colors and patterns The great advantage of
the Chenille Covers is that both sides ara alile
"a. $500
10-4, $500.
ia. S60O.
(Second floor. second anne.
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sAKs SD COMPANY.
=. y EMARKErs. .


LOT 10G-ieht WEIGHT. loose
front Newmarket, In Tan and
Gray; lap eams; two wide box
piaits doWrlis entire front. The
shoulders ~ hi-rh aal sleeves
are plain-At like a coat.
-Sy. n
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OF le.-Fancy Challis With
n silk plating around the cuffs.
Oar and down the front. AH
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AN EXCEPTION To A RULE BENEFICIAL To You.

Reduced We
exception for week
Of the Fourteenth
some Instances and below Of
The
Since regular prices
preserve the list a the
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SPECIAL EASTER OFFERING
IN BOYS, SHIRT WAIsTs

(Second floor, 10th St. buildingD
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SPECIAL EASTER OrrEn,sos
IN 6OSsAMER DEPARTMENT.
200 Fine Cloth-surface waterproofs ..pc.s.
ant" style, IN variety of neat patterns-aIl
sizes
--e2 each
100 Fine Cloth surface waterproofs, s.Iang.
try" style, In neat stripes and checks-perfect
Shapes-all slzes.
ia EACH
(Ihird floor. 11th vt. buiidins)
SPECIAL EASTER OrrER1Sos
FOR THE BOYS AND GIRLS
ROLLER SKATES
Roller Skates-very best values obtanable for
,,,.., sE --e65s 55c. and q % pair
GAMES
Larre demand Ut present. for the following
'Ouija, nQSc
Crokinoie. 81 Is.
rdlledy winks Tennis. % CSC.
Uourth noor, 10TH q. buiiding.)
woop<ARD
mh2s CORNER llTz
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SPECIAL EASTER OFrrR1se
IN TRAY CLOTHS.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
In o'ldition TO our already large line of Tray
Cloths we have added quite a number of new
designs in both Plain White and Colored
Borders
We mention an encellentvalue in Frinetd
Aray Cloths in ali White and White with Fancy
Borders of Canary. Pink Baby Blue. Red. Dark
Blue, Old Gold. &c.
Price. BIC. each.-
These will be displayed on center table, first
floor. 1lth ST. building.
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DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
DREss TRIMMING DEPARTMENT.

Doc Gold and silver Guimps ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
per cent on marked prices of ell other Trimmings,
also Buttons. Flow and Ribbons
LAce prApery Nets. flouncines. Demi-houncinss
and all other Iaces at 10 Per than they are
marked
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SPECIAL EASTER OFrEnrSG
IN HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
small lot of Ladies' Fine French Iisle
Thread Boot Pattern Hose. in combin atoms OF
Black and Yellow. Black and Gray. Black and
Sky Blue. &c. with contrasting coiors running
horizontally across the top Of the foot. Here
tofore sold at $l.25
Special price. SIC. pair
(First floor, second annex.)
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Muieum" | Berlin.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-24

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fprat fisbe en- 2rsie. 9a Sanbeler
rar opsicrt, ipprste Sumfraen: "Sfal
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ming"
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Decorah-posten., 1891-11-24

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% SplHSnin9 i 8orauen.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-24

Before making up your mind where tc
attend school, write A. g. ThuVe, Canton,
s. d., for a Catalogue of Augustana Col
lege". 52tf.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-24

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Mower County transcript., 1891-07-01

First-class men always on hand to put up
wind mills or anything else in our line
There is no wind about this. Everything
advertised and many others can be seen at my
street, day or night, as we have electric lights
to show goods at night.
Mower County transcript., 1891-07-01
BAILEY

Doc Griffin has returned from his trip to
Illinois.
E. Spooner and son Lewis, of St. Paul, are
spending the summer here.
Royal Blondin came down from Minneapo
lis last week to see his best girl.
Mr.. Combs and daughter Rose, of Arena
Wis, are visiting at W. Combs.
Grandma Lewis went to Wentworth, Iowa
last Wednesday for short visit.
A. Mapes, of Preston, has moved into the
house recently vacated by T. Wagner.
Our school closes next Friday, very sue
cessful term having been taught by Miss
McIlravey, of Riceville.
Last Sunday was election of officers in the
Union S. S. Those elected are as follows
Supt., A. Griffin; Asst Supt., Mrs. H. Farnon
librarian, Mr.. Chandler; Sec. and Treas, Mrs
Wright; teachers, Mrs. Winslow, Mrs. Far
nam, Mrs. Shepherd, Miss Winslow and Mr.
Chandler.
The picnic held in the grove last Saturday
was very pleasant affair. There was read
ing, singing and recitations, after which q
dress by Grandpa Griffin was very good. He
is over eighty years old, but is as spry as any
boy Of ten years.
Our town has been besieged of late with
tramps, considerable damage having been
done by them south of here.
A very disgraceful affair took place just
east of town the other day. 1t was dispute
between two farmers which ended in fight.
in which one of the parties chewed the top of
the other ones ear off. Chandler and Waters
were the two engaged in the combat. The
lstter was formerly one of the choir singers,
but now be has no ear tor music.
Mower County transcript., 1891-07-01
ELKTON.

F. H. Evart, travelling for the Interstate
Grain Co., was at this station aid took a cut
off.
A heavy rain and wind storm passed mile
and half south of this station about six
O'Clock Wednesday afternoon, June "a. The
large barn of F. Sievert, just erected, was
completely demOllshed,a las were also the barns
Of Ole Johnson and Hans Shaw. The house
and barn of John Oleson were taken from the
ground and torn to atoms. Mrs. Oleson and a
child six months old were in the house at the
time. Mrs. Oeson, when found, was pinned
under some heavy timber and was in criti.
cal condition. The child was blown out of
the house and was found about ten rods dis.
tant, partially buried in the dirt, but was un-
injured. The horses were in the barn at the
time of the storm, and the AK had to be used
in order to extricate them.
c. B. Ungur. of Albert Lea, was here and
organized Sunday school.
Several of our young folks took in the con-
cert at Dexter Thursday night.
G. W. Eastman went to NJ inneapois on bus
iness on Monday last. He will endeavor to
have his company fix up the warehouse at
this place.
We are having considerable rain these days.
Farmers are afraid it will rust their grain.
James Kirkwood. of Dexter, is about to
drill well for Watson & Eastman: also one
for l.. S. Parde.
S. NJ. Gloyd hauled his hogs TO Rose Creek
last Friday and Saturday. He claims to have
made $50 out Of pocket by feeding the m SOC
corn.
Geo. Hunt, Of Sutton, was pleasant caller
on Saturday last.
W. Withers took his wool to Rose Creek and
got l9c per pound.
Stanley Vaughn, of Lansing, was pleas
ant caller on Sunday last.
Mower County transcript., 1891-07-01
DEXTER

P. vandenoenver shipped two cars of stock
last week.
b. Derr OF Lacrosse, is visiting with his sor
and daughter.
o. J. Dickens went to Lacrosse last week t
purchase lumber for his new house.
s. W.. son of G. A. Buck. of Hamline, cam,
down last week and stayed some time.
Hon. G.. W. Benner went to Minneapolis last
Wednesday as a witness in the G. d. Kenner
son case.
c. Curtiss, of Rose Creek, was in town las,
week on business.
Mr. Pierce. Of LIE Roy, is visiting with his
son, ". q.
w. A. Medbury has grown two feet in the
last few days. He is the father of a nine
pound girl. Mother and child are doing we'll
Eugene Egan. living few miles west OF
town, had morse killed by lightning las,
Sunday.
]. C. Vermilya has erected large new hay
barn on his farm west of town.
The negro concert at the hall Wednesday
night gave universal satisfaction.
T. S. Waffle has new $50 speeding cart.
J. E. Kirkwood is drilling we'll for Watson
g. Eastman at Elkton.
The wind storm Saturday blew down several
trees in the village but did no further damage
Council meeting next Monday night
Mower County transcript., 1891-07-01
LANSING.

There will be grand and glorious celebra-
ton of the Fourth of July at this place.
Vigorous committees of arrangement ere
hard at work and success will crown their
efforts. The celebration will be held near the
Cedar river, at the bridge cast Of the village.
The procession will form at the school house
at $3.50 a. m. The States of the Union will be
represented by A. beautiful girls. After
reaching the grounds, there will be singing.
both Instrumental and vocal, recitations by
young people, and an Grafton By Rev. c. D..
Belden Of Austin. A bowery picnic dinner
will be served at noon. The afternoon will be
occupied with sports of various sorts, games
and fantasies. It is expected that bicycl-
ing exhibition will also be given. Martial
music will be furnished through the day. A
grand old celebration is planned. Every
body come and enjoy the occasion. Fire
works in the evening.
Prof. Ingraham of Owatonna, will preach in
Lansing next Sunday at $50 p- NJ.
Mower County transcript., 1891-07-01
Summer Tourists

To the Dakotas, Minnesota, Montana, the far
Northwest and the beautiful Puget Sound
region, will find it to their advantage to pur-
chase tickets VIA the Chicago, St. Paul g.
Kansas City railway. It leads in excellence
and comfortable arrangement of equipment.
safety in transportation and corteous atten-
tion to passengers, and stands very high in
the estimation of the travelling public. The
famous compartment sleeping cars run on
this line are the favorires of all who have tried
them, and are comfortable at all seasons
Duluth, Lake Minnetonka, White Bear Lake
Denver and Colorado Springs are reached via
this route, which connects with transconti
mental lines for all other points in the terri.
tory named. For particulars concerning
rates, time of trains, etc., address any of the
company's agents, or F. H. Lord, general
passenger and ticket agent, Phenix Building
Chicago, Ill. 1920
Mower County transcript., 1891-07-01
SPRING VALLEY.
)m the Spring Valley Vidette:

From the Spring Valley Vidette:
DR.. Thornhill, and N. R. Booth visited Aus
tin Wednesday, to interview the genial and
popular DR.. Gibson, who is winning laurels as
q pension examining surgeon.
Miss GJazier, Of Austin. has spent few
happy days in the city. guest of her esteemed
friend, Miss Tillie Hanson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Loucks gave tea party
Saturday last in honor of Miss Myra Hollister,
of Austin, who is visiting in the city as Mrs
Loucks' guest. The following atteqped the
party. Minnie Lower. Eva Lower, Emma
Lobdill, Emily Lobdill, Naude Lloyd, Gertie
Lloyd, Gertie Daily, Grace Harrington, Leila
Clark, Clara Thayer. Clara Bontecou, Maude
Van Leuven.
County Attorney johnson, and gallant Capt
Christie, of Austin, were in the city Monday
to transact. some business with Judge Farmer
The Mower county gentlemen considerably
visited the Vidette Office. and impaired some
political pabulum to our absorprive ". G.
County Attorney Johnson declared for n
Kingsley for congress, while Capt. Christie
saw glowing beauties in Capt. Harries. John
son and Christie left ouri growing city with {
good sized flea in their ears.
Mr.. Soren Englesen, of Leroy, father O.
Mrs. Emily Rosaaen. our popular teacher, il
the High School. called upon the Vidett'
Wednesday. Mr.. Engleson gave US livel!
recital of the trials attending his remova
from Illinois to Minnesota, in 1S61,-a perio(
of broken banks, and wild cat currency. Blu
he's happy. now on his $40 acre farm. Mr
Enrleson milks 40 cows, and sells $1,000 wor1l
- o,oon, nor vear. 6iSnOsaS of another rome
$1,000 in fat stock from his herd of 125 bloode'
cattle; and raised last year 1,6oO bushels 0
fax; ov7r 1900 bushels OF oats, has nearly 80
acres under the plow. and is stalwart Gin
cinnatus awful from the plow, general!
speaking. We are glad to become acouainte'
with this thrifty farmer.