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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-15
ROW OVER RABBI IIDA|EK.
Supreme Court Asked to Settle an Election
Dispute In Synagogue.


The troubles Of the Synagogue Beth Israel
Bikur Cholim, Lexington avenue and I'D
street will receive an airing in Part l. OF the
Supreme Court to-day when Abraham Kahn
OF 30 East Seventy seventh street. one OF its
oldest members, will ask Judge oGorman
10 annul it's latest election Of officers and to
grant a stay preventing these officers from
taking any further action in the anairs OF
The action which Mr. Kahn seeks especially
IN prevent is the appointment OF some one
other than the Rev Falk Vidaver as rabbi.
Mr.. yidaver has held that place Tor nine
Years. Some of his congregation like him
yyerv much Others say he is "tactless'
and "unenthusiastic.
When the committee on candidates Tor
rabbi made it's report, on April 5, they lg-
nored his name by vote OF ITO l; and when
three weeks later, the annual election Tor
president, vice-presldent ana lour trustees
wYos held his adherents found that the Vot-
ing congregation which had previously num-
heTed sixty-six, had increased by twenty
six and that their chances OF getting IN
officers favorable to the old rabbi we're
exceedingly SLIM. a,..
twenty-six new members we're all put up
Inv the opposing board Of trustees, the
inspect rs of the election appointed were
drawn from among these ne" meinDers
and the commotion preceding the casting
of vot es was so great that Kahn and the
other adherenls Of the rabbi had to with
draw without baloting. The application
ia olso based on the fact that only one
Of the twenty-six new members had been q
seat holder in the synagogue long enough
to be entitled TO vote
Rabbi Vicaver's opponents, the reelected
officers, say that the twenty-s'S new mem
hers were qualified to vote and that those
who seek to reinstate him represent a minor
ity of fourteen. Kahn resigned from the
congre gation the day after his application
to the court was filed. ,,,
The Synagogue. Beth lsrae. b'kur
Cholim was founded forty-six years ago
in Chrystie street. 1t moved to It's present
L.,
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THE NEGRO IN CRIME.
Chiefs OF Police Discuss the Criminal Ten.
denotes OF the Black Man.

NEW ORLEANS, May IA. - The con-
vention Of the chiefs Of police closed here
to-day, st. Louis being chosen as the next
meeting place. President Richard Syl-
vester of Washington was reelected, az
was also Secretary Harvey o. Carr A
committee OF four was appointed to in
vestigate and report on the new system
of identification recently adopted by the
London police force. called the finger
system'
The chiefs of police to-day discussed
the negro in crime. The Southern chiefs
expressed the opinion that while the ne
the crimes in the South--as much az 85
per cent. in most of the towns-they We're
easy for the police to deal with, because a
negro criminal was found with 30 little
difficulty and -squealed' so easily.
In every town in the South are negro
dives and dance halls, where the negro
criminals and ex-convicts and fugitives
from justice congregate, so that there is
no difficulty in finding them when it is de.
cided to make an arrest. When arrested
they tell at once everything about the crime
with which they are charged.
Chief OF Police Vinzant OF Jacksonville,
Fla, said that the negro criminals were
mostly boys and young men, More than
rs per cent. Of the crimes committed in
Florida were by negroes under rs. They
were usually specialists. A negro chicken
thief would hardly steal anything but
chickens.
They seldom had accomplices, even when
committing burglary. The police found
negro spoilers useless: as in few months
blackmailers. The educated negro crimi-
nal was generally a fiim-nam artist or a
forger.
The worst negro criminals in the South
are the workers in the turpentine orchards.
They are nomads, usually gamblers and crap
shooters. and always carry pistol and razor.
which they are ever ready to use. His
personal experience was that negro crimi-
mails, especially thieves, burglars and house
breakers, never reformed, but grew steadily
worse.
Chief Vinzant said that he did not in
tend to apply these reflections to the negro
as a race, but only to the extent of the re-
lation the negro bears to crime. The great
majority of the negro race In the South
made good citizens. He suggests that an
analytical study of crime among the negroes
and the causes thereof will result In much
good toward relieving condition that ap
parenty has not been carefully inquired
into.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-15
MARTYRS BONES BURIED
In the Vault Where Lie Others Who Died On
the British Prison ship.

A delegation Of the members OF the
Prison Ship Mart yrs Association, with
President Stephen V. White at their
head, conducted suitable ceremonies
Yesterday at the interment Of the bones
discovered 10 the Brooklyn navy yard
during the recent excavations for IL"
foundations of the ways on which the
battleshp Connecticut is being built.
The bones are believed to be those
of some OF the martyrs on the British ship
Jersey.
The box containing the bones. wrapped
in an American flag. was lowered into the
vault in Fort Greene. On the box
was a silver plate with an inscription tell
ing how the remains were found
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-15
Falls to Prove Her Marriage.

The suit Of Carlotta Louise Reyes Herr
mann against George Hermann. which
has been on trial before Justice keogh
in Brooklyn for ten days, ended yesterday
in disagreement, She sued for separa-
ton on the ground of abandonment. She
alleged that she was married to the de-
PENDANT in Fort lee. by a justice of tho
peace, in 1875. The defendant acknowl-
edged living with her, but denied marriage.
The defendant is wealthy lumber and
furniture dealer in Manhattan The case
will he tried again in Westchester county
next mouth.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-15
w..on,o.d Of DOGS for vivi.ection.

CHICAGO, May l4.-Aroused by the yelp-
ing of two dozen dogs. students in Hitch
cock Hall at the University Of Chicago yes
terday rushed to their windows to witness
the unloading Of fwagonload of dogs
at the door OF the physiology Building;
students and scientist. in their experiments
and for vivisection.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-15
Caught selling brandy DROPS.

Joseph Spero and Anthony Apollo, ltai-
ians, we're arrested in Bayonne. n. D.
Yesterday for selling chocolate drops filed
with brandy to school children. Their
stock was confiscated and sampled by. Re
corder Lazarus. Many complaints from
parents OF the sale of the Intoxicating
candy TO their children have been made
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-15
Receiver for L. s. Directory Co.

Justice Truax of the Supreme Court has
appointed Albert Sanders temporary re-
ceiver for the United States Directory
Company of 20 Murray street, in a suit
brought by j. Power Fallon, the president,
against the company and Henry L. Giles,
treasurer, on account of a disagreement.
The company's affairs have been aired in
the courts recently.
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unreasonably against Mr.. Dooley just be-
cause his name has provoked these all
night rambes.
Were against a summer campaign,
said the spokesman of the insomniacs last
night and if McAvoy and Dooley don't
get into an agreement and let us sleep till
September we're going to take up lgnatz
SpechowichslSi as our candidate. They
can't write any damned song about his
name
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-15
Finds W. n. ElIis Insane.

William B. Ellis, the publisher, has been
adjudged insane by Supreme Court Justice
Bischofr. who ordered yesterday that he
be committed to a private sanitaTltim.
Fills was arrested some time ago on charge
of having threatened TO shoot Col. Fries
~ North Carolina.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-15
Underwear
" that really FITS

~ that really nts;-
No tucked-up exuem-
tiles, no clumsy wrin-
kles,-snug Comfort.
Knit on our new ma.
chimes, comfort is as
sured.
Established 34years.1
AZ retail everywhere
AMERICAN HOSIERY CO.
Wholesale only a
Io8-IIo Franklin St.
Underwear booklet on request
Mower County transcript., 1903-11-25
OUTING FLANNEL
ALBERT THON,
Dry Goods and Millinery.
OAKLAND

Rev, E NJ. Hulett OF West Concord
will begin series of special meetings
at the Baptist church here next Mon
day evening, Nov 80 at 1880 and will
continue every evening for two weeks.
All are cordially invited to hear these
addresses as Mr.. Hulett is sure to in
terest and help the hearer.
There will be church wedding in
Oakland next mouth.
Miss Anna Jones will go to Cali
fornia in few days to make her home
there.
The Forget Me-Not Club held a
grand ball at NJ. w. A. hall Wednes-
day evening. A large nun ber from
Austin and other points was present.
There was bee at the Presbyterian
church Wednesday to fix up the horse
sheds.
George Kuhnhenn, who worked
Abe Newell's farm this year, moved
to Wisconsin last week.
Mrs. T. R. Morgan is suffering from
sciatic rheumatism.
| John Registers new house is nearly
completed, the inside castings now
going on.
Mower County transcript., 1903-11-25
.VARC0

Mrs. Will Au!tfather and Mrs. G. II.
Lott attended the Eastern Star meet
ing at Lansing THURSDAY evening and
report fine time.
A dance at G. .Downey's and an
other at J. Brimecom b's Friday night
gave the young folks all dance.
Charley Brownell has been on the
sick list.
Mrs. Thos. Varco will have a
Thanksgiving dinner at her place on
Thursday aud all the children and
grandchildren will gather at the old
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Streeter are ex-
pected soon to visit their daughter.
Mrs. J. W. Varco.
Enterprise school will close on Wed
nesday with exercises for Than ksgiv-
ing and few days. vacation.
E. V. Hart is getting the old cheese
factory ready to move up to his place
to make barn out Of it.
Mower County transcript., 1903-11-25
ADAMS

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ: .:Nockles Of Austin
came Wednesday to visit her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. NJ Smith.
Miss Margaret Enright OF Rose
Creek visited Miss Name Gilligan
Wednesday.
A. S. Knutson aud daughter re-
turned trUm Gary, S. D. Tuesday
where they we're on a visit.
Born to Mrs. Casper Braun, Wed
nesday. daughter.
H. E. Wilson, station agent, spent
several days In Minneapolis last week
Johu O'Malley filling his place at the
depot.
Next NJ. w. A. meeting Thursday
evening uf this week.
George E. Hanson, son Of n. J. Han.
son lis taking a course in mechanical
engineering At the Iowa College at
Ames. -, a - !.
A Thanksgiving dance will be given
In Sabel's new hall Thursday evening,
Mower County transcript., 1903-11-25
\ NQIEIGHB0RH00D NEWS
II W. ii .NK Happenines Gakbered foe tie
I II 18HA Benefit Of Oar Readers.
BLOOMING PRAIRIE

The Leader Store of Austin has
rented the Pirkl building on Main
street and will put 10 a stock OF
general merchandise in few days.
The general stores here will be
closed Cn Thanksgiving day.
John G.. Johnson left Tuesday for
Corinth, Miss. to spend the winter.
Alvin Bray is up in Aitkin county
after deer.
Fred Paukert and Miss Annie
Wencl were married Monday at the
brides home.
Mrs. Jennie Lewis who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Agnes Bray,
returned home Tuesday.
Jesse Dunton is in Aitkin county
looking after his land interests.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid met with
Mrs. T. H. Asleson Thursday.
Mower County transcript., 1903-11-25
RED STAR
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Johnson visited at

Mr.. and Mrs. P. Johnson visited at
j. Peterman's Sunday.
Mrs. GuDderson visited at the home
Of Mr.. Gunderson's father near the
state line few days last week.
Mrs. j Peterman and Ida Soyen-
son were Austin visitors last Thurs
day.
Mrs. L. Gekler leaves tomorrow for
few days visitat Dexter, and Elkton.
Mr.. Gekler will accompany her as far
At Rose Creek,
J. Peterman and L. Gekler drove to
St. Ansgar Monday.
Anna Fink entered school last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tiedt Of Minnereka
spent Sunday here.
There was school here Saturday to
make up for the Friday after Thanks
giving. The children give a shott
Thanksgiving program today. Sever
al improvements will be added Fri
day and Saturday. The teacher will
spend Thanksgiving at her home in
Austin.
Mower County transcript., 1903-11-25
DEXTER

Rollo G.. Laugen, our station agent,
and Miss Mary Sorben OF Grand
Meadow were married Wednesday,.
Born to Mrs. w. n. Welch Wednes-
day, daughter.
Boynton s. Welch shipped a carload
OF thoroughbred rams to Taylor, N.
D. few days since.
Ladies fair Wednesday, Dec. 2.
Dolls, perfumes and lots Of other nice
holiday gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Vandenoeve1
visited at Rochester last week.
The Ladies Benevolent Society met
with Mrs. Art Back Friday.
Henry Hartje visited friends in this
locality last week previous to his
going to California for the winter.
Richard Rahtlly leaves for California
in a few days to spend the winter.
A number Of our young people at
tended the play at Albert Lea Mon.
day evening.
Mower County transcript., 1903-11-25
-
:BRowNsDALE:

Mrs. @. @. Madison had . slight a.
tack Of tspoplexy Saturday. -:
Mr.. and Mrs Uhas. Gaae Of Park
Rapids visited relattyes and friends
here last weak. =. -, ~
p =: Miss Ruth Sleeper has returned from
9her visit 81 Qrookston. .>> ~ Y 7.
4 Charles A. Hunt took the civil scr.
vice examination at Minneapolis last
week. -= r. =, .S=.7 -. =, =. s, ~. g
Herman Greenwsldt has lost three
horses this. fall. 4"% @"-> g
The passenger train, No. |, vest
bound, now passes through here at
1926 ,. %. Instead Of 3:4b .. n. "a
heretofore. Il 81 =.i.. s.
Miss Myrtle Tibbitts Of the Austin
Normal College wished from Saturday
till Monday at ". 81. Palmer's.
FL Union Thanksgiving services will
be held In the II Is. church Thurs
day evening. Rev G.. johnson
will preach the sermon. #.S .s.5 h
Mrs. ". "a. ~ Wildman, after several
weeks visit 81 ]. H. Thompson's, hal
returned % hsr homo 81 Oresco, II. "
Mower County transcript., 1903-11-25
LANSING

Mrs. A. B. Vaughan was pleasantly
surprised Wednesday, when a com.
pany OF ber friends came to spent the
afternoon with her. They brought
well filled baskets and picnic supper
was served.
Mrs G. L. Soule came up from Aus
tin Saturday returning Monday.
Mrs. Hattie Wells and daughter
May OF Austin spent few days last
week with A. B. Beadells family.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Register and
daughter OF Moscow spent Sunday
with.Mr. Christensens family.
John DeYoung and daughter, Mrs.
Sherman came over from Grand
Meadow Thursday to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Miller from
Two Harbors, Mich, came Monday to
visit relatives.
Mrs. Dickerson was on the sick list
! last week.
Miss Young of St. Charles came the
last OF the week to visit her friend
Mrs. Case.
Mr.. Saxton and Mary Beadell went
to Blue Earth City the last of the
week to visit relatives.
The annual convention of the
eleventh district of the O. E. S. met
at this place Thursday, Nov. 1sth
The Chapters in the district are locat-
ed at Austin, Lyle, Leroy, Grand N1ea-
| dow, Brownsville, Mantorvllle, West
Concord:and Lansing from which place
excepting Man ntorvilIe goodly num-
Der of delegates we're present. The
convention was declared open by the
deputy G. M. And the opening cere-
mony was exemplitied by Unity Chap.
ter Of Austin in pleasing manner.
The Grand Officers present were
Mrs. Thomas, associate Grand Matroa
and Mary c. Taylor, Grand Sec., both
OF Minneapolis. Visitors present were
Mesdames Rostron and Whftelow
from Lorraine Chapter Minneapolis
and Mrs. Hendricks from Cedar Chap
ter, Owatonna. The meetings were
held in the Masonic hall and continu-
ed during afternoon and evening.
A six O'Clock banquet was served in
the dining room to about hundred.
Mower County transcript., 1903-11-25
GRAND MEADOW

The Sky berg house is for rent.
The First National Bank opened
Saturday and gave an exhibition of
its burglar alarm.
Mrs. Stewart sold her household
goods at auction Saturday.
A car load OF potatoes was received
by our grocers Monday and are selling
for Is cents bushel.
Peterson and Lindsey will open a
restaurant here.
II. Boyer sold some horses at auction
Saturday afternoon.
Rev. Oakley will preach the Thanks
giving sermon in the M. e. church.
The Russell Musical Novelty com.
pany will be in Grand Meadow Dec.
1st.
The marriage of Miss Mary Sorben
to Rollo Laugen OF Dexter occurred at
the BRIDES home Wednesday, Nov. II,
Mr.. Laugen is depot agent at Dexter
Best wishes will follow them to their
new home in Dexter.
Inspector Rankin visited our school
Wednesday.
A baby daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Hagerty last Sunday.
Mrs. Seabern returned Friday from
q weeks visit with Mrs: 'Corbitt in
Spring Valley. .,.-..< ..,:-> !:
Mrs. Bush and Mrs. Wright visited
friends in Spring Valley the. past
week. e.. n. -:
The NJ. K. Ladies' Aid will serve
dinner Thanksgiving day at the
parsonage. >>... .
Mower County transcript., 1903-11-25
LYLE CENTER

The winter term Of school began
here Monday.
+ RlWyn: Hemstreet visited friends
and relatives at Webster City, Iowa,
last week.
Frank Hotson is home, having
spent the summer In Dakota.
Andrew Aultfstner shot and Grip
p@ed q wolf Sunday but was not for
tunate enough to get it. ~
The The school house has been pie.ly
cleaned and banked. 90 II is, EerA I, con
Portable for the winter. = e"
Bert Hobkifkts ts working for Georxs
Aultfathel. &1 #
Mower County transcript., 1903-11-25
LIE ROY

A silver medal contest will be held
in the Baptist church Friday evening,
NOV. o. Addmission 10 cents pupils
OF the public schools cents. Every
body invited. Come out and encour-
age the little speakers and aid in
good cause.
". M. Frank made a business trip
to Chicago last week.
w. X. Porter was called by telegram
to south ST. Paul Thursday on &C.
count Of the death Of his niece Laura
Henderson twelve year old daughter
OF F. L. and Lizzie (Porter) Hender-
son. The many relatives and friends
CT the family here mourn with them
and extend their heartful sympathy
in this their sore bereavement.
Laura was bright and very interest
ing child aud will be sadly missed not
only in the hume and school but
wherever she was known.
3. S. Gsrvey returned last week
from a three weeks prospecting tour
10 n ,r,h D.knta and Canada.
Mrs. g. W. Remore, Mrs. F. E.
Garner and Mrs. E. A. Whitcomb at
tended lhe O r. S. school OF instruc-
tion at Lansing Thursday afternoon
and evening. They report very en-
joVable as we'll as protita ole session
and the Lansing people royal enter
tainers.
Peter Peterson has moved from
Reade street to rooms in Mrs. Coff-
mans residence on north Broadway.
@. Alleman Of Taopi was in Leroy
Friday.
Mrs. Edwards of Albert Lea depart
ment inspector of the w. r. @. in.
spected the James George corps at
Leroy Friday afternoon, and ex-
pressed herself as we'll pleased with
the manner in which the work was
performed. Mrs. Edwards is Of very
pleasing appearance and. the ladies
i enjoyed her presence With them.
Fruit was served + ;S= .."s & :."
: Remember the silver medal contest
Nov. q Baptist church. !. a. a..
Mower County transcript., 1903-11-25

:" :: al6Uk40 - - :
F. E. INLAND has moved hia stock
into the 8. ]. Sanborn block recently
purchased. s. = l.. - s::>>
Revival meetings began In the
Evangelical church Monday evening.
Rev. 3. r. Wiener Of 50. Paul Is %.
sisting.> /. ...ssssss. ;, *. g. !. 4; -
4 ]. Zimmerman has moved bis house
from the Sleeper place into the village.
]. A. Payne and wife attended the
Baptist conference 30 Rochester last
week. =.s5. WI. III. E..~:. {. '...,E IA.
. The NJ. =. Ladies' met with Mrs.
Z. M. Lee Thureday. .]z..5 \ L..
J.. H. Clement and family o1
Stewsrtville have moved TO this
village. ....= ..s. ... ... 5 s.
Mrs. Elwin Wash burn and son OF
Spring Valley have been visiting her
brother, +. q. INLAND and family. Il
a. basket social for the benefit 81
scheol district No. 20 vas held at ].
az, Brooks's Friday evening. 81.
Mower County transcript., 1903-11-25
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LQHD0N

u At the residence OF Archibald Lane
Iondon on the afternoon Of Novem.
ber 18th occurred delightful affair.
the marriage Of Miss Nellie N. L,.f
to M1. Frank F. Harshall Of Meeker
County, Minnesota. Bride sndsaroonu
are graduates Of the state university
and are highly esteemed byEa viae
circle Of friends. After the ceremony
: wedding supper Was partaken Of.
Only relatives were present. After
short wedding tour Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
shall VIII be at home Ia London. !.
The ceremony Vas performed by Rev.
4 = .. White of the NJ. r. church,
Albert Lea
Mower County transcript., 1903-11-25
LYLE

Mr.. and Mrs. John Murphy and
in Austin last Sunday.
Mrs. Lynch spent Saturday and
Sunday in Austin.
A reception was rendered Mr.. and
Mrs. B. J. Robertson last Friday at
Peterson's hall. About seventy-fve
invited friends Assem- bled at the hall
about nine o'clock. The guests played
cards until about 1890 after which
they partook of lemon sherbet and
waters, served by Messrs Claud,
George and Eddie Htldebrand. Dane
ing was enjoyed until the wee hours.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robertson we're present.
ed with q beautiful sideboard by
Geo. Stanley, gift from all present.
All enjoyed the evening very much.
Misses Ida Anderson and Agnes
Oronon attended the play entitled
Dolly Warden last Monday at Albert
Lea.
Miss Mabel Hart of St. Charles has
been elected to fill the vacancy caused
by the resignation of Miss Sheridan
Miss Hart will arrive in this village
Saturday.
=. Miss Mae Sheridan left Tuesday
night for her home in Dexter. The
good will and hopes of better health
20 with her from all.
Misses Palma Lee and Agne Cronon
Will spend their vacation in Austin. i.
Miss Ethel Cobb expects TO. spend
her vacation with, her sister, Mrs,
Olson. ~:
Stephen Cook Of Austin wa in Lyle
last Saturday, >. .... - : 80. ~.::..
+: Theodore MJhre has - purchased
I'd. sherman's share in the restaurant
business. Theodore returned last
Saturday: to. Lyle> from Minneapolis
whore he has been for the past month.
MI. Gao. Bsrtlett Of Austin vas ia
lyle on . business trip last Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordos vsre In Austin
last Tuesday. r r. >@>,.: .... :.
Supt. Rankin. state inspector Of
graded schools, visited the village
schools last week. He IL very much
pleased with the condition Of the
schools. .>z Z. :. .. ...5 .>:s3 z. .s !.
Mower County transcript., 1903-11-25
rA0Pl1=


-, Nrs, II. H, Qrossett Of F.ribault is
visiting her. daughter Ars. J. N.
: 0"Ao"s' ."' " - ~ g -; - :e :.
49,: Born to Mi: and Mrs. Nike Hanson
q baby girl. ''' = !" s.~.
!. Nj. Miller is Kept busy these cold
days Weighing coal. .s . 49, ~.
z" bring your poultry to Taopi and
getthe highest price ID cash. =,
Latsyette French and !. D. sheeey
Of Austin were looking over the
grounds where their hay vas burned
by Great Western train. .@..&.
John Frien's house and most Of its
contents was destroyed BY fire Thurs
dsy. .. 5s5 =. ..s: ':.... f.
- Tim Harden has been looking after
his interests In Dakota this week.
Mower County transcript., 1903-11-25
$500 More Than Half Fare via
Chicago Great Western
<f525s E*55a# Ra11wav &.

TO points In Arkansas, Colorado,
Kansas, L0usiana, Missouri, New
Mexico. Oklahoma and Texas. Tickets
on sale Dec 1st And 18th, 1903 and
January 9th and 10th, 1904. For
further particulars apply to any Great
Western Agent. or ] !. P. Elmer, n
81 81 OhicaRy IN. II.
Mower County transcript., 1903-11-25
One Fare Plus $780, ;

Round trip to Chicago via the Great
Western Railway. Tickets on sale
Nov. 18th to Dec. 1st, inclusive, good
to return sunil Dec, 7th, on>accOunt%of
the International Live Stock Expo.
sftion.. For further particulars apply
40;any Great. Western Agent, or j. p.
Elmer, g. PA, Chicago, H.: ~. -,
Mower County transcript., 1903-11-25
FURS

I will offer for this sale only, a
line of furs at such prices that
will surprise you, so if you are in
want of a Seal Sacque. Otter,
Krimmer, Persian Lamb, Beaver
or Fur Scarfs of all kinds, this is
an opportunity to take advant-
age of.
OUTING FLANNEL
10 yards of good Outing Flan-
mel for 39c. 10 yards of Sc Out
ing Flannel at 69c. 10 yds Of 10c.
Outing Flannel for 89c.
CALICOES
10 yards of good Calicoes for
39c, Turkey red Calico, IS in.
wide, sell for 10c a yard for &c.