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Mower County transcript., 1903-06-03
Glad He is not Rich.

Z II am.glad I am not rich man, /
would not exchange my freedom, home
life and content of heart for the wealth
of a Morgan or a Carnegie" said j John
D. Long, former secretary Of the navy,
at the Rockland, Massac achusetts, Com.
mercial club banquet, at which he was
the guest Of honor Thursday.
Speaking Of socialism, Mr.. Long said
there has been respect for the rights of
property in the past and there always
would be. If the reward is taken away
there will be no incentive to work. u Ii. 4.
"'Our mothers and grandmothers
worked like slaves he continued, "but
the life of the, people Of today is rem
dered much easier, by the accumulation
of wealth. We live better and have
more advantages than they had, -
"We are living in an age of socialism,
as I understand socialism. I fear no
theories, no fanatics and no million
aires, but 1. do believe in and trust in
the judgment of good every day people
of this country to work out these prob
lens. Wealth is all right, but it is not
to be considered for moment with a
clear mind, good health and a clear
conscience. The advances that are be:
ing made will work for. the benefit Of
mankind" IN ;sszt 2e y
Mower County transcript., 1903-06-03
The Loss From Insects.

q -
The bug is q pretty expensive fellow
after all, and is costing the farmer and
fruit growera a pretty large sum every
year in spite Of all that is done to ex-
terminate him. It is said that a foreign
war is but little more expensive to the
nation then is this war which the farm
,er is annually waging against bugs.
Chinch bugs and grain Weeyil each
cost about 800 OOO. 600 annually and
sgrasshop almost as much more.
The Hessian fly makes . bill Of $50,
100000 and the potato bug, San Jose
scale, apple worm, army worm, cabbage
worm, boil weeyil and cotton worm do
damages ranging sal from IS 900 600 to
3$25 200 Coo each. There are perhaps 9
hundred others and in all they do dam
age aggregating $40o ,Ooo, Coo annually.
This ,is i. pretty large bill and. if f.it
could he saved to the farmer would add
to his comforts and benefits in many
ways. The state and national agricul.
!tural departments are doing much e
help rid the farmer Sof these pests and
science may YET succeed in assisting
1.-The farmer to overcome these pests and
ssossave much of the enormous loss e
which 10 Is now subj jected.
Mower County transcript., 1903-06-03
"A Reporters S i Apt RetOrt.

p, 4 a NepOfter APT kcIOEt. ~
j One Of the leading reporters in New
York city, according to Victor Smith
in the Press, was introduced to a Wall
street broker, a man Of no considerable
consequence, but much puffed UP as
his success as an eights-and-quarters
60 between. The introdu ced haa.
neglected to mention that he was q
reporter, and the conversation was
general. Later on, the identity Of the
gentle was exposed, Whereupon the
broker threw up his hands, exclaiming:
Good Godl a reporterl I'm ruinedl y
Why didn't you say 50 before you IN
troduced him9' The situation was
slightly strained. The reporter said
quietly: Don't let that worry you.
In the first place, I'm not here forl, j, news, n
ideas Of suggestio IA the second, se;
what You know is mot worth ulblisshEing.
In the third, nobody outside of this 'i s
office ever heard Of you, thereto
what you might say would he ct no 2 g
newspaper interest. In the fourth, I !:
carry more Wall Street secrets IL my
memory than you ever reamedl Of s =:
secrets Of big men and great instltu,
tions. on are perfectly safe. 4. & 'ood 900
morning
Mower County transcript., 1903-06-03
Government Ownership of Railroad.

Government Ownership of Railroads.
The object lesson offered by the
costly operation of government owned
railroads in Australia, and by the pro-
tracted strike of the railroad employees
in that country, will not be lost upon
the American people, to whom govern
ment ownership has been commended
by Populist philosophers as a pan
acea for all the evils Of combination,
high tariffs and strikes. Not only has
such ownership resulted in charges so
high that wagoners have been able
successfully to compete along certain
portions of the lines, but the system is
now involved in a. strike so bitter that
it has taken on all the characteristics
Of a rebellion, requiring the use of a
strong military force to protect the op-
GRAFTON of the roads. And to- correct
this situation parliament has resorted
to the passage Of an anti-strike law
more drastic than any ever before en-
rolled on the statute book of free
country. Studying this presentation
Of affairs, Americans will be apt to
cling with wholesome tenacity to their
own system of railway management,
with private ownership and govern
ment regulation. This system has civ
en- US the lowest freight tariffs and the
best passenger service ever Known
And it is doubtfulif in all the history
Of American railroading more than a
single instance has occurred of strike
attended with as much violence anl
disorder as that of the government
railway employees in Australia. Pho
neer Press
Mower County transcript., 1903-06-03

! New land llgency IL
Austin. So.

The John NJ. Cannon Land Agency Il
of Cresco, Iowa, has opened an office at.|
Austin, just across the street from the1
First National Bank inethe Schleuderzs
building, the Austin office being in
charge of 0. j. Lofthus, who has for
many years been one of Cresco's mcst
prosperous business men. = /
The Cannon Land Agency advertise
extensively. They are now advertising
in most Of the leading agricultural pa
pers in America, and in many daily
papers. Last month their advertise !
ment appeared in more than 250 papers.
During the same time they sent out
over 5000 advertisements through the
mail. %Te }5*, ..#<s. VI:
They use the card index filing system
which enables them at all times to have
in hand an accurate knowledge of the
properties listed, and Of the demands
Of persons desiring to purchase. The
system is what is known by real estate
agents, as "the following up system" !"
Five persons are employed at the
Cresco office, writing the letters, pre-
pairing advertisements and sending ad-
|vertising matter, listing lands and
closing sales. 4 .g# ..:=* s.
Mr.. Cannon has been a successful
land agent for years, and in Howard
county alone, last year, he sold over
$780, 600 worth Of land. s.z .s.s. .zs5
He has never had man go back on
his bargain, and is ION perfect good
terms with all persons with whom he
has had dealings.
,Mr. Lofthus will be at hand in the
Austin Office at all times, to list prop
critics, and Mr.. Cannon will himself
spend part Of his time in Austin. He
also has branch Office in the Globe
Bldg. st. Paul, Mimi, for the sale Of
land in Northern Minnesota, N orth
Dakota, northwestern Wisconsin and
Canada, where shes has some splendid
bargains IN all kinds Of land. Also an
Office at Madison, South Dakota for the
sale Of lands in all parts Of Dakota,
aud branch Office come ections at Lyle
and Usage, for the sale of lands in the
vicinity Of either Of those places.
The May edition Of 6 The Iowa Land
4 List" published BY this agency has just
slbeen issued, and contains 36 pages,
!. consisting mostly Of descriptions Of
J farms for sale BY this agency. Call at
the Office and get 9 copy Of this list.
This agency also publish he Red
Book Z, q souvenir album, and the next
edition Of this win be ready about July
3 list, and will contain 4 great many
a scenes from Austin and Mower county
The big Taopi farm has been listed
with this agency. This shows that
Mower County transcript., 1903-06-03

some of Austin's best men have con fie:
dence in this agency, -. =.
=: IF fyou wish to: sell your farm, or;if
you wish to sell or trade land or city
property Of any description, you should
call and list with the Ohm NJ. Cannon
Land Agency, and if you wish to buy
land in any: part Of Minnesota, Iowa,
North Dakota, South OAK ota, Wiscon-.
sin, Missouri or Canada, YOU should
call. at the Office Of this agency and exe
anime their list. .s.>:sF i >> :. s.s@ ..y
Mower County transcript., 1903-06-03


alfead! GOING IN VAST NUMBERS DON'T WAIT
Mower County transcript., 1903-06-03

The right kind off bee keepers sup
plies also pure bred Italian queens TO g
out cross your apiar will beR skepg at
nv Office ia Austin and also at my Oak
Glen farm miles 0rthWest Or
BroWnsdale village during the coming
season. a. TIcKNo oR, ustin, MINI.
Mower County transcript., 1903-06-03

A great economzer Of time and strength It affords
very convenient place for all utensils we'll mater
lals used cooking The tin lined -four chests and spice
boxes protect the contents from mice, dampness and
waste Every part be readily cleaned and there is
nothing about its construction to get out of ORDER We
show them at
Mower County transcript., 1903-06-03
TERMS: $50 Per Annum, in Advance.

We w will ''l. S, sell Il: you 100 !.
acres, or more, III above
region at from 81 to So
per acre on easy terms
and locate you on a
100 so acres. adjoining.
The. !: ] i ( only expense e, IS to. Q
good homestead of
you for the homestead
will. be the govern
1nent filing f e e Of.
about $18; thus you:
secure 32O acres for
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-02-25
WNTAa.s OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
a~5 Redwood. SIS. In District Court, Ninth

ESTAa,s OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
a-o Redwood. SIS. In District Court, Ninth
-FRdiaial District.
= Ee 81 ate of Minnesota:
VIC al persons companies or corporations
W., oNh3ve or claim any estate, right, title or
ftBessgest in. claim to or lien upon any OF the
Sr.seswel pieces on parcels OF land in the list
~ eCefc attached, described:
-1gsee tlists OF taxes and penalties on real
EgfTsanSgty for the county OF Redwood remain
Stugs& elinG uent on the first Monday in Janu-
aTF- X S0S, has been tiled in the Off &c OF the
t<xrr5 .ef the District Court OF the county
ut Redwood OF which that hereto attached
IS a r opy:"
wsxs rS@ore YOU, and each of you. are here
S1w required TO tile in the Office OF said clerk.
AK * be fore the twentieth day after the
EtG&F2ton of this notice and list. your An
ssuNs-~f writing, setting iorth any objection
Sysr de- en- Sc you may have to the taxes or any
sa1Ex rhereof upon any piece or parcel or
seaz go described in said list, in, to or on which
9y7Vsx zaNe or claim any estate, right. title,
8Setest, claim or lien, and, in default there
ct Judgment will be entered against such
ie2Ee~e ~ parcelot land tor the taxes on sald
It's appearing against il. and for all penal
6SsSess = interest and costs
FIRED l.. WARNER
Clerk of Dis triCt Court OF
eSssclAL1 Redwood County. and state
of Minnesota.
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The following action was taken by the
Board OF County Commissioners OF Redwood
county, state of Minnesota. at their regular
session, commencing on the 9th day of Jan
nary. a. ID. SOB, relative to designating the
newspaper in which the notice and lists OF
real estate remaining delinquent on the
first Monday OF January. a. D. 9o3, shall
be published.
d. r. McCoruuodale offered the following
resolution and moved its adoption.
''ReSoved. that THE REDWOOD GAZETTE be
and the same is hereby designated by the
Board OF County Commissioners of the
county CT Redwood Is a newspaper in which
the notice and list of real estate remaining
delinquent on the first Monday of January
1903 shall be published.
Vote being had on the foregoing resolution
the same was adopted by unanimous
vote OF the Board.
G. w. MEAD
Chairman Board Of County Commission
ers. Redwood County. Minnesota
Attest: [. n. TOMPkINS.
Co. Auditor and EX-Ohlcio
Clerk of Board.
hereby certify that ! have compared the
foregoing with the original records OF the
County commissioners relative to publishing
the delinquent tax list for the var 1901
and that the same is a true and correct
copy of all that part relative thereto.
Witness my hand and official seal It Red
wood Falls Minnesota. this 31st day
or January. A. d 1903.
Auditors l. n TOMPkINS.
Seal Auditor of Redwood County,
Minnesota.
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To1Cn of Three Lakes.

township One Hundred Eleven, Range
ThrtyFive.
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LANES IN the Village OF Revere.
Township One Hundred Nine Range Thirty
Eight.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
~ RedwOod-ss. District Court. Ninth

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
- Redwood-ss. District Court. Ninth
Judicial District.
l, Fred L. Warner. Clerk of the District
Court of Redwood county and state of Min
nesota, do hereby certify that have COM
pared the foregoing paper writing with the
original list or delinquent taxes upon real
estate in said county Tor the year 1901. and
filed February 2nd. 1908. County Auditor 5
certified copy of the resolution of the Boar d
of County commissioners designating THE
REDWOOD GAZETTE as the official newspaper
of said county, and the atfdavit of the
County Auditor as to the correctness of said
entitled. now EN- aiming on file in my Office
and that the same are true and correct
copies and transcripts of said originals
and the whole there OF.
Witness my hand and seal of said Court at
Redwood Falls Mimi. this 9Th day of Febru-
aery A. d. 903
FRED l.. WARNER.
y District Court Clerk of District Court
Seal Redwood County. MINI.
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.sTATE or MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF

AsTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
- Redwood. IS.
INTompkins, being by me first duly sworn
deposeS and says that lie is the County Audi
tor OF the County of Redwood. and state of
Minnesota, that ne has examined the fore
going list and knows the contents thereof.
and that the same is a correct list of taxes
delinquent tor the year 1901 upon real
estate of said county.
l. n TOMPkINS
Subscribed and sworn toibefore me this
3lst day of January. \. D. 9O3.
FRED. l.. WARNER
SEAL Clerk Of District Court of
Redwood, County Mimi
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Torn of Westline.
T0tcn Of Sherman.

IOtcH OF SHERMAN.
Township One Hundred Twelve. Range
Thirty-EOur.
C w Parsons. lot 5........,. .... II GA
Tocn of Parton.
Township One Hundred Twelve, Range
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Torn Of FeSta.
Township Oae Hundred Twelve, Range
Thirty-Eight.

Thirty Eight.
Geo w PentZ. .nWI4 Of SW4...... 9O4
John Martin Est Sc 4 ......... 4l.32
Nj Thompson sell or Swl4 se4 IL. 80
. E Reynolds. tract 50X 40 IT
in ne14 16 1862
] NJ Thompson eIb of ne14 eN % 1894
ID ID Thou. pson els of nel4........ % 0.5i
ID ID Thompson e19 of seq ....... % 500
Geo NJ Palmer ne Of ne4 q Sel4
OF ne -. .................. 80 9l3
T II Welcome. Swl4 OF nei4 ...... 30 s.
D Mckenzie Sw 4 ...... ........ 80 14.67
John Gosset...Se g.. ........ 80 27.56
Lars Hagenson neil of ne A -. 33 s II
NJ M Dahl.....wla OF SWl4 and
sel4 of Sw l4............. 30 $500
Annie Shelf ...e1s of sc 4 so 1903
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Torn Of LnnlbertOn.
snship one Hundred Nine, Range Thirty

E<EsETsship One Hundred Nine, Range Thirty
Seven.
u h tSarwood So OF nw4 ........ Gel
II C. &CGee aud s lot l. in.... % :. a
z \ Abbott -..eis OF nw%4 800. 2+ 2f.l2
3 = a bbutt. Wia of nw4 eX TT "a 26.94
Eicsss e oh nson .ela Of Sw'4 ........ "a 1906
- & EHEtsdiCksen nls OF nell and
Sw14 OF nel9 $50. .e........ 20 oI.O4
y &sGSnus>cn. tract in ne4 OF
nW4 ....... 49,. .....-.... 20 Las
observation-disclosures OF
E4w1i ...-. Observation-Disclosures. 20 1897
= e Quinn. .-...eis OF nel4 ........ p ll.SI
ar1 BZuer ....eis of sWi ........ 81 1874
SSgTa Haaeke...els OF sc a ........ 20 1870
1t s. {2ioYd3r. sc = ........... 81 24.2S
n {. RGordan. Sw 4 ... .......... 33 21.l4
LIZ IA I.auer....4is Of sell ........ 81 1884
Facet Elorteuson ne l4............ 30 3-i.oo
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Torn of Kintire.
ship One Hundred Thirteen, Range
Thirty-Seven.

Township One Hundred Thirteen, Range
Thirty-Seyen.
Total tax
Name of Subdivision Sec and
Owner OF Section tion Penalty
o o Cole. n1s of sw4. ...... S24 SO
Halvor Johnson So of ne14 eX. n 1214
Halvor Johnson $ u of NV 49,. S.94
Till TlDbettS ne l4................ IS 17.O3
s a French. NV 1........ 35 1913
Torn Of SWedes Forest.
Township one Hundred Fourteen, Range
Thirty Seven.
Tot7l Tax
Name of Subdivision Sec and
Owner. of Section. ton Penalty
Mary Nordine sea of ne l4......1 II 3.44
IjJTgpn of PoI,.jo,r
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Delinquent List.

Sx.{se ofreal property for The county of Red
,stced and state OF Minnesota, on which taxes
-cEEz tned delinquent on the first Monday in
e gsEaVy, 1908.
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a LIST OF
DdlnQu6nt Taxes
UPON REAL ESTATE.

e2r it1 w. 2Jne County of Redwood, state OF
akgur7esota, for the year A. d. 1901 re.
7axairitng unpaid on the first Monday OF
~IAaIary, A. d. 1908, and the penalties
sgFcerued>thereon.
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City of Redwood Falls-HitchCoCk's
Second Addition.

City Of Redwood Falls-Hitchcock,s
Third Addition.
Carl Peterson com at
ne cor of blk run
thence 100 ftw 100
n 100 1T and,e 100 it
part of ............. 1852
Lorenzo Griffin com
at NV cor of blk
run thence 100 #
120ft 12Oft and
20 fit part off,. 2 5.9S
City of Redwood Falls-Lamb rton's
Addition
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Masters Addition to the Village Of
.emineton.s PARK ADDITION to the

Lands In lhe Village of Walnut Grove
Township 0ae Hundred Nine, Range Thirty
Nine.
Total
Name IF Subdivision Sec tax and
owner Of Section ton Penalty
/ o-stafanO auditors lot in % 81 %
I { Freeman. auditors lot in 25 $50
city Of Redacood Fails.
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Township Of Granite Roch.
Township One Hundred Eleven, Range
Thirty Eight.

TOWNSHIP One Hundred Eleven, Range
Thirty Eight.
f. A Hill .......Swl4 of Sc l4... go
j j GosSer. ....eh OF nell ........ 17.45
Edwin Hill Sc Neutrality-suspicious.. ) 40.35
Silver Benson. .e1s of ne l4....... 16 ll.o7
Peter Benson. VIZ of ne l4....... 16 2O.62
Pat Curtin. .lols /, 2. and4
and swl4 of NV "A ........ IT 4S.4o
Carrie W Dittbenner Sc ~. - 1887
Pat Curtin .-..els OF nel4 except
creamery .raCt and % 1915
Pat Curtin =. lots |. =. g. t. and
ne4 OF swl4 except % 4l.00
pat Curtin Stl4 49,. ............ % 1883
John Halvorson $ VII -. ......' % 29.19
G McManus ......SR of nel4 go. % 1882
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Name of
Owner.
Lot Block Total Tax
& Penalty

Winona & st Peter Land Cos Fourth Addi-
ton to the Village of Sanborn.
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Torn of RedacOod Falls.

Township One Hundred Twelve, Range
Thirty-SiN.
NJ Carpenter..e y of NV l4...... 32 20.30
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To,rn of Underwood.
Township One Hundred Twelve, Range
Thirty-Nine
TOlcn of Homer.

Township One Hundred Thirteen, Ranges
Thirty-Four and Thirty-Five.
Township One Hundred Thirteen, Range
Thirty-Five.
Bell Carlton -. auditors lot in % s 3.31
pIot of North Ppd1fOOd
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r0lnn OF .SDIiRo dnIe.
,Tolcn Of Bro0hrilIe.
gez7assship One Hundred Ten. Range Thirty
Four.

suzssssship One Hundred Ten. Range Thirty
Four.
sszs,akrille Beg at the ne cor of the
<sszc-y Asso. a OF Sc d thence
in W dir = I'd thence
l6r dS thenCee -
rds thence n 16 Tds
70 place OF beg. part
OF Sc a of Sc e.. is 345
!. u EHe9cl7s. II u OF Sc 4....... 10 62S
~ Christensen NV i1........... 10 2l95
-SsesFtHce Zieske. w 4 OF Sc 4 ...... 81. 1857
Torn Of Sundotrn.
ssivNs7s1ip One Hundred Ten, Range Thirty
Five.
q tsaSnlby ......e = of Sc 4 ....... IA 11S5
Torn of HWloO Lake.
Esp,E-zship One Hundred Ten, Range Thirty
+. atsaEx olSon...s p of NV a and
n5a of sw a .........-.-.. % 33 50
FGLuGe Of Wunda.
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VILLAGE of MOrQ0n.

Lands in the Village of Morgan
Township One Hundred Eleven. Range Thir-
ty-Four
Total Tax
Name of Subdivision Sec and
Owner of Section. ton. Penalty
Luella Porter. auditor s lot in Is 81 .94
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To1rJt Of Churlestorn.
Total tax

= ov-s1- hip one Hundred Nine. Range Thirty
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-06
Special Showing of The Celebrated
"HandWerCk" JOinted Dolls.
ExquisiteIy Dressed Dolls In French and
 S: German Makes. &:

I3 inches high, with china
 stuffed body pretty face; Monday Sc, HOG Head wig m inches hg pretty DOLSImported stuffed pretty eyes, DOISderman bud Cheise Face
 inches high Monday DOLLs-d Body wig. onted hip and
 stockings inches high; Monday full Onted chemise Moving Eyes, shoes and
 stockings TIh inches high Monday 25c build large body and ace long hair Chemse with
 Ribbon Neck, 28 inches high: 0nday Soc Bod fHebe 1dr @ amS knee Moving Eyds shoes nd
 stockings IS inches high Monday soc Body iointed white Moving
 shoes stockings IS inches night r1Onday 7sc DOd bending hip and knee Moving Eyes, shoes
 stockings 20 inches high; Monday sss
 stockings inches high; Monday :oSc DOd Body of best leather 22 inches hg Moving Eyes, shoes DoIS-The height from go
 las1es;
 hundreds of Dolls that
 mentioned. kind of Dolls
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-06
Mahogany Pianos.
Pictures.
Cardboard Mounted! Gilt and Oak Frames!
 Elaborate Display for the Holidays.

Let the importance of early selection In this coec ton show extensive and varied line of subjects Moth ing adds the looks of home than beautiful pictures We have them from 1OC to $4.9S.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-06

Coats.
 WOMENS COATS IN TAN OR BLACK KERSEY-Made with fancy collar stole ends and trimmed sleeves box WOMENS COATS IN TAN, CASTOR OR BLACK KERSEY- Made with large cape collar trimmed with fancy butons full
 sleeves lined throughout with atn regularly worth $12O Mon day.. =. .... ..... .$S.9S WOMEN CRAVENETTE COATS-Oxford mixed doub- e cape collar, oxidzed buttons full back with belt SS oS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-06
Holiday Handkerchiefs. Enormous Lines, UnequaIed in Extent and
 in Values.

Down the very last day before Christmas have planned keep these assormens of Holiday Handkerchef Women and Ch dn unapproachab of quality and styles and low prices Women Chdrens colored bordered Handkerciefs Women Chdren white Lawn Handkerchef hemstched lace and embroidered corners 12 inch hem ... Handkerchiefs hemstched inch hem embroidered initials. Womens Initial Handkerchef hemstched inch hem fancy iials .... .. . .... .. .. .. .. . .. ........... .1Oc Women pure linen Handkerchef hmtched IA inch hem 1Oc pure embroidered Handkerchiefs hemstched
 
 Other styles and qualities, ranging in price from SC S325