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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-01-07
CANALS" or MARS.
Linse On sehisparelista Charts May 5
Cue 20 Physiological influences

EEr-EtE# NO. -.sE0 {. +, EN.HTh.H. 81
Cue 20 Physiological Influences.
New YORK Tribune although the pssss
( Mars IS Gsa; aaW He3s placed for 5srasi
| SCRUTINY. surns Ds The qaessipas eypes@.
by past ahseyY2t TINS are stili proyaeys
! discussion. In tlas November Issue NJ
tfknosieGga ~ a periodical founded ly III
late R9chard Proctor, two astronGtnss
give reasons Tor regarding With ~skeptciss
| most OF the talk about canals ops N
| the writers Is n As,tolladl an assistant
81 Flamaaar5en. ard tie other Is L. VS.
:er Maurs6er, nj one time president OF h
British Astronomical association. Wsas@S
| ronceaaag that a 9iEaitad portion az M,
linear markings ave an objective real,tr#
both of these writers give reasons a.
thinking that the majority OF them. VA
charIsd by Schiapare4a anG Lowell AM
not genuine. A
Fer nsle Of TIE objections now OF ereS AS
ASTRONOMERS are indebted to an E.nss.
amateur. Mir. Green. he pointed out SIM
time ago that Ia drawing the vague bou,s
/ larry between two areas Of slightly dsEs
| snt color, gray Sad orange. there was 4
/ tendency to emphasize urtaply The o.
trast and to make the border darker I'D.
1t should be. Following up 1tss hint. NJ
Apfouiadl has examined SchiagarelIS
charts, and finds that tae distinguish
Italian has intensified The shading IN
large aurnber Of such places. He is CD
vinoad that fully ops-h21f or The iiis
which have been introduced Into The mn
reputable drawings Of the Martin geo
raphg are the product OF physiological ii
| dEeEces alone.
Mr.. Maur5sr brings to bear IN HE s8
5ect another class Of testimony, Expes.8
neut have been made with 4 number III
] Hsleete6 scfloal children. Charts whA
! pu:portea to represent 4hs surface pt 4lgsSs
pu1 which contained no canals, wei
hing OF & val TO be cetjad- Almost III
warlab1y lines we're PVT into the drawing
/ which had no precedent in 1hs or5gttlas
Some af these were introduced az bQrdsE3
10 family ce4srR8 and 3nalst4act tracs
thGs lending partial continuation 10 Nj
Grsspfs thsarg. Others were drawn be-
tween web defpe6 sgsats- Finally tAsa
was = general dfsaasiiaoa 10 coanscf witt
straight lines microscopic markings whies
haa been put into the charts with stud!ss
rTeEQ3ar1fy- This lzst tact derives adds
sozal significance when i is learnsd thsi
RI least trro Canals usually representa-
rs Absolutely continuous. break up into 1
aries OF dots under careful ~telescoptc OBJ
ervat+eR-
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-01-07
CARE OF
Reavy Loads On Marrow Tires Dsssrlas-
4tAse IN ESresas

1--we to Streets
Asphaaf Journal. PropsT9y CARED for.
b good pavement should last Tar "a
gsazs, ard The real economy In work oc
this character is to bald nothing but
gpo1, substantial p~avensn1s al the
start, arla then see TO 1t that they a-a
.gr5fectea fraEr abuse and misuse. II is
becoming generally recognized that the
most ATTRACTIVE snd satisfactory pave
rasEat Tor all ordinary purposes Is 1as
modern as8-1a-5aI& asaaal payerners4.
soraa af which has already been lad 81
41ss gltlz1f3, Nita fhs prospect that En-
atAE- considerable stretch af 1T VIII %
e-ozrI4s1ea during b present season.
TIE old Theory that asphalt Is nj wsYl
aaaIss$sa sstsr standing ths waar and tear
OK heavy fs2tas rs gradually being dis
fSaa5s5fs13 ana the claim is n5gw grceo4as
THAI e good asphalt pavement, 1afa an u
sfastantAaa fg>Inaat5an, w5l2 STAND aal1v
- mach strain as any other kind Sf
pavement, provided care is 1e.ksn 10 5r-
ffSt S3a wade ITgs for heavy Dads. II
is IN a-aenlaales with this theory that
fsae CITY OF Chicago is planning 10 -aTa
sgl III its d~eSY1atpwza streets v5th as
4tlal- which Is lar Incsre tsaise1ess than
brick Block or e:oabaesearse.
q Is q faSt TINT IS we'll understood.
haWsger, nat the nsa or narrow t3ras
4ar heavy loads is tErrinly dsstryIr4sus
~ Ely Kind nj street. pavement, ~, Laos
fhan 10 ths maintenance af grsaa corr
IT, roses arad there Is D zen
si.sl tendency 20 require ~ la4s that IN
wagons ana other vehiGlas nsaI II
transporting heavy 5fsaas shall n.
aqfl5spea WIZ tires af specified Ws6fh
4 list OF 5as Dealing cities 81 1fa scIyrs-
NJ sa.5Vss Faat El1ost of them have or
a$zaaZ3ces which, require a m-alnSrnsrn ~
HEA aleb In ghs ton for acfuaS gnass
Eh4Aa N n7aav OF them The spsrfHas
sssaTh ~ tires is stal egea4er. Ns4r
tEse Growing aac nf asEaalI pavt1r,arfs
TagEeSssr. 1hAEs Is general ss1aangy
s9 TsaaI4zte a5a agors THAT arg g,saa ss
soaS62 ordinary 3aaas to have tires 7,sst
sess ft1an fsaFxaa tEacf,as VA H5aIa, While
a Eae Sases ~ extra heavy 5afas ssa
5lies gIszst fs SILL Miass@ In 1a5s saTsy
Fhtfa s. an a~rGigaaee uMa1a yags4.sT.ss
s,sas lfETss inches hi width asrssIa srsa id
81 gssrs ssa his 1890
IS ssaassatAsSaalass ag fagiHes require
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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-01-07

Tia lara Mrs Harriet Converse z,sa6
. tel u lttae anc35srf which took place
rhate she was ea oas Of her numerous
ssiss 70 Sareca RESERVATION In New
&orE STATE Fer q csreaasa reason SHE
wished 10 write out the rlarlge OF an In
dian sftsre, lie 9Ia NIT wish to show
Fss white EgeE94a1a Chief aas ~ag-araacs,
q aSI1ing, and he s6ralt5g avoided the.
essta, by SAYING
Al rraass no lr1atfsg; alt It down
yRfG5aT sE,silst
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-01-07
zaII'b Family Pills ars tht beet.

fT5srsa OF Nat Goodwin uaca to-
bin TO q liable 5ge0ta. Al 60,
tseurss he 1SSgI saying
Soy MAJ, gsu'1 tszis q Lsne Gjlns
asTEt IL a1ce4l@a1s Tia g0a ever eat
b&fiat dinner ifa g3u1 581s Ger "a cents
&st YVES s53eT3, until 81 the end
thR seventh ral1ss his friend rsTeas
MS formula Then he sa1a suthaza.
tieaI3Es
Yes dts q snlenas9 dinner. A splas
tic a.I4aar. Let's haHt. aautaasrn
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-01-07
1000 Fannsa M Rn

This IS a remarkable offer the J8tn
Saiaer Seed Co. La Crosse. WIS, max.
IleF viii send gan Haafr iig plant q
Behd catalogue, fesetier with enough ~
10 grow
14g99 ans, solid GaAhages,
ay0ta3 delicious Carfaes.
2993 bltEDehias NIFTY ETs,
21NSa rieh. ffaifssg leattaiee,
1906 splendid 8aitras.
1880 ra,s, iasciasgs Radishes,
asa99 glsriDasiE brilliant Taswsrs
THIS sSreat offer Is r0afe III sggiar to
tute TOD TO try 1isnir warrsntaa ses5E
Ear sghea yttn Fs.re gslaat tassaa Eou n
grow no nthsfs. and
A8L FOE BUT $50 POSTAGE
providing Eoa VIII seTaf.n fiiis Isatiee
If ysu VIII send them 34r In F1ssfRse, u
VII add 70 s atsarH u ~Etack8ge ef
fazlp1s EssrEipar C~aaIiHowar. III n. /
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-01-07

palfazn . erseu-T,

Es mercury villa sarelE dastIor The szass
SrnsIl RDs ~Gon4iatgig fsgaaas .Gs walsls $50
NAfr entering il Through tie azgeaus EaTfat
Such Arfaatts st1atm ItsGeg 9s siasa sScsTs
fTrsser5rtiazis rom TstYtIEt&h3s pIrEsiesAzas, ~
damage tsaHE wiz dc is fadfiaja lie rae geaa !
can paasipts derive trsfn t2ssfa, EAa'4 gaRr
lags, manufactured ny T. s. Gasoey & ga. IL
ID. contains Nc mercury. afsa il tAkBa fad
yssiiy. acting asTerfay usNsn a.e Alo3E lEEad i
tEfas s~STkaas.s q tie gsH4e1a. In 6gsY1ug HI
taf2rTh Etfe bs EETR son gssi The Es1alns. j
Lasea a~tGRTzEItp, ana Es46e In Ts3saa, Saaial
tS Gh41fsg d 10 aAszttaaEla3s fSes.
sSin by 49rfSSlsfs, price Tss. Itss patfis.
EEI5B Family Pills are the beet.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-01-07

ETelg. very pYornI8rlyr relieve the 81
bag pains and all other annoying Cd
enlEles-
Foster-MiIbusn To, Buffalo, n.
FIR sale lE ali druggists. Price
sents per box.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-01-07

The Narsa Rras, carnT,arv. Fhiladel-
Eaa82 repsnt1g euTna}stea Its rs~ p1ats
sai1 al CoaseETffae Pa It Is SAID fa be
A*4astEaEsaa #ata al the latest z-arrave
susr-s aya has ~astsaTactSg af producing
e-assssE.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-01-07
Completely Restored.

Mrs. 2. Branzel. wife Of P. Brunei
sfoek dealer, residence 5lli Gram.
Ave, Everett Wash, says: Fer hs1
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-01-07
ga,5rryinr Home Grounds.

Es7alsls the ILLUSTRATED Design uaay SEEM
500 elaborate fer application 10 farm
horne grounds, and ahey WE apply quite
as wen 10 taxp or small city plots, II As
not expensive, fer Sts rnnan item Is that
ss Labor. Ores home rrag not be 50
g~rstsEtipEs as that shown n the plan,
hut Sssat VIII not Interfere w4La tha ap-
pllcat5on af ina design. II v5Il be noticed
that TWO things in ghs dsatEn are proEa-
asssnt-lhe PRESERVATION CT 8 large a1-
paase % laNn Sna shs grouping ae Ine
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-01-07

s ". Kent, who Is on inc road for Ii
.udahg Packing company, is ON Il
he holidays.
Aasuzg naa s4onx City visitors satu,
day were John Wa4ie, Geaa Johnsoi
25aZai Eolnasr. Palsy Dyer and WIi
zsf1szfr.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-01-07

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These who are interested IN any branch
ing for the show room are familiar only
sash a few breeds; if they are after a
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Bisbee daily review., 1904-07-15
Sir w. j. MenzieS
 ARRIVES HOME IN Edenberg, Scotland
AN EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING IS HELD BY STOCK
 HOLDERS.
Vote in Favor of the Subdivision into Four Shares cf 5s Each of the One Pound Share-Articies of Assoeia- ton are Aitered-Stook Largely Held By Employees.

Sir w. J. Menzies chairman of tLe board of directors of the A'izo1a Cop per company, who re, sntly visited tbe company's mines at Clifton. Arizona has arrived home at Edinburgh. Scot land Shortly after his return an eA- traordinary general meeting of the company was held. at which Sir Will jam Menzies stated that :ne result of the voting on the circii'tr sent out 10 shareholders as to ths prepared Tp]it- ting of the shares nai res.ilted in ls6,- 60l voting in favor of the subdivision into four shares of 5s. each of the el shares. representing 51.74 per cent of the total voting power. The directors accordingly prepared the necessity pa pers to give effect to the wishes of the stockholders. The following addi- tional account of the meeting is print ed in the Mining Journal of London:
 He tthe chairman) moved that each preferred ordinary share of the company of q and each deferred or dinary share of z be sub-divided into four shares of 5s. each. and that the Articles of Association be altered sr thorizing the company to issue share warrants. This alteration, ne ex- plained. had been made with the view of facilitating the transfer of shares and saving, on the part of American shareholders. stamp and oths- duties.
 'Mr. John Gill. in secOniing the motion. said he tho E 1t there should be many shareholders coming from from America. Some of lis colleagues did not wish a great number 10 come in. He. on the otle- hand, would te glad 10 see as many as possible. There was one class he WJr'd like 10 come in-their own empioycs. Some of the principal ofi'crs .c l large 1T the company. and s0n:e of them had mace quiet fortunes as so holding. He did not see why :he'r l,;aers and others. if they . .ve them share war rants and sub divided shares, might no; come in va'v large numto-y. and thus lead to beneficial cooperation be. tween the company and its employees lhe motion was carried.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-07-15
The Metal Market
 AS REPoRTE DsY
 George 1. Walker
COPPER IS HIGHER WITH ELEc- TRoLYTIc QUOTED AT 12 B..
Both Export interests and Domestic Interests Buying Quite Heavily Copper for immediately Delivery is Searee-And June Exports Larger Than at First Reported.

Copper is higher Lake Is now F 1-s cents and electrolytic is F 314 cents per pound The advance of Is cent came Wednesday, the market develop ing a decided increase in strength and activity, both export interests and do mestic consumers buying quite heas- fly. Nearly all of the business done was for September delivery, and it is claimed that copper for immediate delivery is scarce. Exports of cop per for the month of June were larg- CT than at first reported, agsregating 16,l79 long tons. This makes new highest previous figures having been highest previou figures having been made in 1902. when 13,25S tons were exported During the first five months of this year 113.1 long tons of cop per were exported from this country. This is only about ,. 2.500 tons less than were exported in the whole twelve months of 1903. The foreign demand continues 10 grow, however, and the prospect is that the heavy volume of exports will continue for a long time 10 come.
 All of the leading authorities are bullish on the copper market. With all of the copper mines in the world operating to their full capacity lex cepting those of Japan) the cen sumptive demand seems to be steadily gaining on production. IL seems reasonable 70 expect that some acct dents may happen between now and the end of the year to eurtail produc- tion, as for instance. labor strikes. or mine, mill or Smelter fires. Shoui9 there be any considerable curtailmen- of production the prospect is that there would be Q sharp advanc. in the price of copper.
 From the best information obtain able it can be stated that the metal market is no longer subjected to man ipuiation. but is in every way natural and legitimate. There is a ready sale for all the copper that is coming 10 market, and great deal more IS com ing to market now than at any prev icus time in the history of tle trade Boston Commercial
Bisbee daily review., 1904-07-15
OLD DOMINION Continues 10 Be Very Satisfactory in Production and arninqs.

Old Dominion continues to report very satisfactory monthly production and earnings, says the Boston Com mercial. During the coming two years it should earn something for stockholders. Beyond such a period, however, the company's future Is very uncertain. At s13 Der share Old Dominion's 2ss.000 shares are selling for s3,744, ,000. This. with it's debt, indicates a market valuation of more than 5000 900; and it meanS that Old Dominion is selling for abort the same as Mohawk. Wolverine. Bi1g- ham and Granby; and for approxi- mately twice as much as Shannon or Centennial; for five times as much as Atlantic. Allouz. Winona or Ahmeek Holders of Old Dominion stock and those contemplating it's purchase will ao well 10 keep these com parisons in mind.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-07-15

Count ka;sura Taro is President of the Ministerial Colncil of the Japan ese Empire. and he corresponds in po- sition to the post held by Prime Minis ter Balfour in Great Britain. Count Taro is an experienced parliamenta- rian, and has strong holC on the con- fidenee of the aristocratic and military classes, which really rule in Japan. He has two sons-one captain in the First Japanese Army. under General Kuroki. and the second in command of the torpedo boat destroyer Napasi. which is with Admiral Kam.mura's fleet, near Vladivostok.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-07-15
LOCAL STOCKS.

Following Were the Closing Quota tions on Stocks july 14. 1904.
 Furnished oY Frank ]. Graf
Bisbee daily review., 1904-07-15
4 BIG ENTERPRISE.
Cochise County Peop'e Interested in
 Mexican Tin5er Lands.

Edward Suits. one of the directors of the big lumber company that has tax en uD several thousand acres of tinl- Der land on the coast of the state of Jalisco. was in Bis5ee yesterday after trip to California. Several Cochise county people are interested in this big enterprise. The company will in stall mills and cut the timber into luni- Der Much of the timber is furniture lumber. and will find ready market in the United States. The soft woods will be manufactured on the ground into sash and doors and house building materials. NIT. Suits said that oper- ations at the property will begin very soon.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-07-15
THE SHANNON.

shannon produced 6,0OO. GOO pounds Of copper in the first six months of this year. and is understood to have earned al the rate of better than s1 per share annually on it's stock. The present prospects is that its produc- ton and earnings will continue al this rate during the remainder Of the year.-Boston Commercial.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-07-15

Do you want to rent house? Put classified lad" in the Re view, ard you will have answers gar
Mower County transcript., 1904-12-14

peace. In 1672,a.Mr. Slocum married
Miss Martha j. Hardy of Red Rock.
She died Jan. 5, 1874, leaving one child
that died in infancy. Feb. j, 1867, he
married Miss Amelia Houghton Of
Lyle. Their only child, q son, die.i last
August. Deceased was prominent
and influential citizen Of Mower county.
The family moved to Holt county, Neb.,
in 1885 and to. South Sioux City in
September, 1891 He practised law there
and was justice of peace. He is spoken
of as one of the best known citizens of
Sioux City. His wife survives him. He
was a self made man a d had many
friends in this county who will mourn
his death. Interment in Floyd ceme-
terry, Sioux City.
At the residence of his sister in
Spring Valley, Nov. 20, 1904, Robert
Cooper, aged 81 years: He was born in
Lincolnshire, England, Mrh. 5, l843 and
came with his parents in 1858 to Illinois.
In 1856, they came to the township of
Bennington in this county where the
family home has since been. Robert
married Miss Rhoda Hague in 1871.
The widow and nine children, six sons
aud three daughters, survive. Decea>e ed
was for many years member of the
Wesleyan Methodist church.
KING.
At the home of parents in this city,
Dec II, 1904, Of diabetes. George
Franklin King, son of MIR. aud Mrs. B.
F. King, aged ~ years. He was born
IN Sargeant, Aug. s. 1882, and was
reared there, receiving a common
school education and busying himself
,bout the farm. He was industrious
aud conscientious. He has beeL III
failing health for several years. Funeral
conducted by Rev. G. ". Lutz
were held at the residence here yester
lay afternoon. Inlerment in Oakwood.
Mower County transcript., 1904-12-14
Order for Hearing on Claim S

TATE OF MINNEsoTA,
County Of Mower-ss.
In Probate Court.
special term, Dec 10, 1894
In the matter of the estate of Joseph Nellel
l-ceased. =
Letters of administration on the estate Of sai
CEASED being this day granted unto StillmaI
ohle of said county.
1t is ordered that all claims and demands
II persons against said estate be presented r.
his court for examination and allowance
he prob te office in the court house, in th'
.ity of Aus in, in said county, on Monday th'
9Th day of June, 1905 at ten o'clock a. m.
1t is fu ther ordered that six months from
The date hereof be allowed to ere litors to pr
Mt their claims against said estate. at the q
)iration of which time all CLAIM not presented
said court, or not proven to its satisfaction
hall be forever barred. unless for cause show
E r+her time be allowed.
Ordered furthar that. notice of time and plac
hearing and examination of said claims
and demands shall be given by publishing thi
rider once in each week for three successiv'
weeks in the MOWER COUNTY TRANSCRIPT, +
weekly newspaper, printed and published a
the city of Austin in said county.
Dated at Austin Minnesota, the 18th day "
December, A. D. 1904.
Seai) By the Court,
j. NJ. GREENMAN,
Judge of Probate
publ 14.21.2S
Mower County transcript., 1904-12-14
Order for hearing ON Claims.

STATE OF MINNESOTA,
County of Mower-ss.
In Probate Court.
Special term. Dec. 12, 1901
In tho matter of the estate OF Sven jacobson
dec. .ased.
Letters of administration on the estate of said
i ceased being this day granted unto H, c.
Anderson AMI Gustav jacobson of said county
1t is ordered. that all claims and demands o
Ill persons against said estate be presented t.
his court for examina tion and allowance a,
rhe probate office, in the court house, in tht
,;ty of Austin in sa Il county, on Monday, tht
18th day of June 1905, at o'clock p. m:
1t is further Ordere,, that six months from
the date hereof be allowed to- creditors to prr.
s3ut their claims against said estate, at tho ex.
nration Of which time all claims not presented
said court, or not proven to its satisfaction,
shall be forever barred, unless for cause shown
lrther time be allowed. .
Ordered further, that notice of time an'
)ace of the hearing and examina tion of sale
:laims and demands shall be given by publish
,g this order once in each week for thre'
successive weeks in the MOWER COUNTY TRAN
,CR1PT, a weekly newspaper printed and pub
shed at the city of Austin in said county.
Dated at Austin, Minnesota, the 18th day OF
Dec. 1901.
Seal BY the Court,
J. NJ. GREENMAN,
Judge of Probate.
Dec. 14.21-2S.
Mower County transcript., 1904-12-14
Order for Hearing Ola Petition tor
Settlement Of Account and on
Petition for Discharge OF
Executor Or Admins
TRAITOR

STATE or MINNESOTA.
COu ty of MONer-Ss.
In Probate Court.
Special term. Dec. Q, 1904.
deceased.
On receiving and filing the petition of Fred
Blies representing, among other things, that
named decedent. and that he has fully ad.
ministered said estate and filed his final ac
count thereof; and praying that a time and
"ination and allowance of said account, and
the making and filing of the final decree of dis
tribution ct said estate; and that a further
nu pr PaGe Hbe o apr oae a9 O sa M
gether with the sureties on his bond.
It is ordered, that said petition for the exam.
ination and allowance of said account and the
filing of the final decree in said matter be heard
at the probate court office in uhe court house
at the city of Austin in said county of Mower,
on Monday: the 9th day of January A. D.
1t is further ordered, that said petition for the
di>charge of said executor together with the
sureties on his bond he heard at the pro-
ba e9G at thr Md"r house in the city
the 18th day Of January. A. D. 1905. at ten
o'clock in the. forenoon OF said day, at which
II W he aowea tad ta make % bs
complied with said fual decree and with ali
the orders of the court in said matter, and
all parsons interested will be heard for and
the sureties on his bond.
1t is further ordered. that notice hereof be
this order, once in each week, for three success.
sive weeks prior to said day above specified for
the examination of said final account, in the
MOWER COUNTY TRANSCRIPT, weekly news.
paper printed and published at the city of Aus.
tin in said county and state
Dated Austin, Dee. 9, A. D. 1904.
(SeaD j. NJ. GREENMAN
~ Judge of Probate
"a Publ. Dec. l4-21-99
Mower County transcript., 1904-12-14
Underwear

Children's Jersey ribbed Austral-
ian wool, steam shrunk Vests and
Pants: the best garment in the
market at the following low prices:
IL 18 90 % "a 2G % 80 80
Is. 19 25 20 32 35 AZ 49, 55
Ladies' Jersey ribbed tleeced
Vests and Pants. % cts
Ladies Oneita Union Suits. 80 cts
Ladies' white combination
Suits, our $1.50 quality ..... $1.19
Ladies' extra heavy seal lined
Union Suits, worth 81 for! IS cts
Mems fine wool, plush back
Shirts and Drawers worth 81 Z,
for. .:.... 10 cts
Mems heavy tleeced Shirts and
Drawers = :. ....... -. 80 cts
Mower County transcript., 1904-12-14
Hosiery

A complete line and price always
the lowest.
so dozen Chi'dren's fleece
black Hose, from 5 to 91s,
our regular 121ac quality.
sale price pair for. 25 cts
SO dozen Ladies black ileeced
Hose, good quality, pair. .25 cts
Ladies' fine Hose in Xmas
boxes, 3 pair III box, no two
pair of a kind, fine Xmas
present. 49,. $500
Boys extra heavy fleeced Hose
the best 25c quality, pair -. Is cts
Mower County transcript., 1904-12-14
Xmas handkerchief

A very complete line from lie
up to. ................. -. $3.50
so dozen fine Handkerchiefs
bought much below the reg
.ular value which puts us in
a position to sell you regu-
lar 35c and 50c goods for -. 22 cts
A fine line of Silk Handkerchiefs
for the holiday trade.
Muf1lers each from Csc to-. ..... $500