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New-York tribune., 1908-02-27
IN WASHINGTON SOCIETY.
IFrom The Tribune Bureau

from The ITlbuNe BUItduI
WASHINGTON Feb 26.-Rear Admiral and Mrs
William Sheffield CGwles entertained number OF
guests at dinner tonight 10 meet Mr. and Mrs
Douglas Robinson. of New York. who are staying
with them.
General and Mrs Charles l.. FfzHugh entertained
guests at dinner TO night to meet the Secretary oil
the Navy and Mrs. Metcan
Representative and Mrs Van N-chten Olcott had
dining with them tonight Senator and Mrs Depew.
ex-senator and Mrs Dryden Governor MagOOn the
British Counsellor and Lady Isabella Howard Mr
and Mrs E Tiffany Dyer Mr.. and Mrs Gibson
Fahnestock Mrs Cameron. Major General and Mrs
New-York tribune., 1908-02-27
THE CABINET.

rF,roua The Tribune Bureau
washington Feb 26-Nrs- Root. vile OF lhe SEE
retarv OF State. received at her nome IN fNiou
Island avenue. this afternoon anu "ds a'
NJ vie her sfster-in-Iaw and Mrs. Bacon.
Colonel and Mrs William Cary Sanger the mouse
guests Of Secretary and Mrs. Root. also renamed
with Them during the afternoon reception ana met
their old friends.
The Secretary of the Interior and Mrs earned
anter+afred a number of guests at dinner Tonight
Mrs Garfield also received this afternoon large
number of persons from resident and official So
CietV.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-27
About People and Socfof 1ncf0e'7S'

Bates Major General and Mrs Gilespie' kSeprs-
sentative and Mrs. Fassett and others
cantain and Mrs Edward F. Qualtrouzh had -
dine with them tonight Paymaster General ard
Mrs Harris General Woodruff. Miss woodbury., Or.
and Mrs I.oring Mrs. Janin, Mr. and Mrs weights
man and Mr. and Mrs Hatch
vr end alrs Warren C. Fairbanks left Washing
tom TO-DAY for their home in Chicago, after visiting
the Vfce-president several weeks
Senator and Mrs Bulkeley- Mr. and Mrs Hugh
Iegare Mrs. c. c. Glover and Mrs Mchiiian "ers
among the hosts tonight
New-York tribune., 1908-02-27
j. p. MORGAN SAILS FOR EUROPE.

J. T. Morgan, accompanied by his daughter. Mrs
Herbert l.. Satterlee sailed for Europe yesterday
on the White Star liner Adriatic. Mr. Morgan ar
rived at the pier fully half an hour before the
Adriatic departed and went aboard at once His
son. j. + Morgan. jr.. said that his father was
about to go on his annual vacation and that
date had been set for his return
New-York tribune., 1908-02-27
DR.. GEORGE r KUNZ AGAIN hoNoReD

DR. George F. kunz received through the Norwe-
gian charge daffaires at Washington. yesterday.
from King IIaakon VII Of Norway. the Cross Of
the First Class of the Royal order of ST OIav in
recognition ot his services to science in miner
alogy Last year he received the cross of the
Legion of Honor of France for a similar reason
and before that the degree of Doctor OF Philoso-
ply from the University OF Marburg for hts work
in advancing the knowledge OF meteoEiteS
New-York tribune., 1908-02-27

EaD pt-J
Roosevelt entertained at dinner TINS e'e""'' ~
their guests were:
. ,hsssador senator Adrich.
me 'apaLea' 4' RepreseutsIve ana ME-
sfns51r s.a"eT@or and Mrs Gett Lowdsn and Mrs
state ,I and Mrs anI hae'n Mrs Rear Admiral Mrs
Mr ana Mrs Herbert wsds Mrs Robert if1ssoe ps.os
worth . u pesle Miss Eleanor Parker .
Mis. ~. . .a,d~nh The Dr- SsmHei NJ.
MISS !n,adnre az % R'oseyelt IT, Captain Van Horn
Mrs Root. , rb,,a
carnations.
message urging legislation for the syS'''
,mnrovemeut Of the country's waterways
The President this afternoon shook hahds VII"
,ha .aIayateS to the National Educational Ass"-
cIation convention and their friends. numbering
more than 500. After the hahushah'ne WV
President delivered address
S.p,tor ,ulIom of Illinois. called on the fresi
dent to invite him to Springfield. Ill on februarE
IL next year when the one hOhofeuth ann
sarv OF Abraham Lincolns blrth VIII oe wv
,rated .As the President had previously prom
ised to sneak at the birthplace of Lincoln IN heh-
tuctv next year. II he goes anywhere %" '''"'
occasion he was obliged to decline
penresentatfve Cocks. the Congressman iloih
President Roosevelt's home district. escorteU
uarty OF boys from Suffolk County 10 Tue
tfa,,oa today The President told the lads that
suffolk County is all right" then added. lheFe
IA not much tall grass there. hut there io's VI
good Republicans l.,
otbar callers at the White House to-day In
ctu1ad Senators Lodge. Guggenheim Borah and
n, port. REPRESENTATIVES Marshall, Hull Driscoh
Stmns Ellis Hayes Gronna. Cochran Dwight
and OImstead Interstate Commerce Commissioner
Cockreu and Assistant Acknowledgement Cooley
New-York tribune., 1908-02-27
NORTH cARoLINiANs' DINNER TONIGHT.

The annual dinner OF the North Carolina society
will be held at the Hotel AstDr tonight. Or. Joan
G. khSo. president or Trinity college. North Cave-
line; Professor &. AlphonsO Smith. OF the Univer-
sity Of North CarolIna. and senator Joseph NJ
Dixon. Of Montana. will speak William L. Hall,
of the United States Forestry Service will dasvsr
. lecture with stereopticon views. s
New-York tribune., 1908-02-27

This nearspopcr is otcnea and published by
The Tribune Association. Ne5c York corpora
tion office and principal place OF business iT'o-
,,,e Bui7dfna. No. f54 Nassau street Ne1c York;
ogden Mills. president; NothanfeE T"tt'e, sec
refary oud treasurer The address Of the of-
GERS is the Office Of this ne1rRpdpor-
New-York tribune., 1908-02-27

BY Telegraph 70 Ihe IrIDune-I
>z.v,r.ort r. l. Feb 2s-Mrs. Walter y. Eldrtdgs
has returned from a visit in New York
The Rev George c. Houghton. OF the Church OF
the TRANSPORTATION, New York, IS the guest OF rs.
Ia briskie here.
7 F ID Ianier who has been in Newport FOR =
fsx- davs returned New York today
New-York tribune., 1908-02-27

Miss Anna Caldwell whitehead. daughter ~ A.
Pennington Whitehead, was married yesterday
afternoon in the Brick Presbyterian Church %
Edward Rush Duer. Tde bride. who was given
away by her father. gown OF whiss Liberty
satin. trimmed with old lace Her lace veil vas
fastened with orange blossoms and she carried 4
bouauet of orchids She had attendants Mr..
ruer who IL the only Of Mrs. George r Duer.
OF Morristown y. J.. and a nephew OF DR. Edward
l.. Duer. o Philadelphia. had az his best man
Charles Arthur Richards His Ushers were Fred
erick s. Hoppin. jr-. Cecil Lyon. Frederick l.
Picbsrds ElIerv o. Anderson, Judge Frederick De
witt Wells William NJ Benjamin Arthur Man
and OOthout Zabris6ie Whitehead. brother OF the
bride The ceremony performed By the Rev
DR. William r. Richards. pastor ot the church.
and afterward there a small reception AZ the
home of the brides father. in East 18th street.
The newly married couple will spend their honey
moon in the South.
The British Consul General IN New York and
Mrs Courtenay Bennett gave largely attended
reception last evening at the Majestic I'd street
and Central Park West, where they are sstao-
1shed for the season
Under the patronage OF Mrs J. Pterpont Morgan.
Mira Frederic ]. De Peyster. Mrs Charles B.
Alexander Mrs. II. Fairfield Osborn. Mrs New
bold Morris. Mrs George l. kingS.and, Mrs
David L. Greer and Mrs Ira Barrows. a concert
and tea for the benefit the Home Garden.
Italian Childrens Settlement. was given yestsr-
day afternoon the assembly room OF the Colony
cub An attractive musical programme had been
arranged and among the artists were Nine, Bress-
Ier-G Gian0i. Heinrich AIeyn and Others
General Horace Porter gave dinner last night
at his IN Madison avenue
Miss Evelyn Van Wart gave party for children
yesterday afternoon at the WaIdOrf-Astoria- They
were entertained by a cOnjurer and ven'rfloGufst.
and aftervgard served at five tables Miss
Van Wart will give dinner this evening
Mrs. Richard Wharton will give bridge party
this afternoon at her house IN West 3sth street
Mrs. Frederick Pearson vii! give bridge party
next Tuesday.
Mrs. Alfred q. Vanderbilt has Ieft towu ard
returned TO Newport
Mr. and Mrs Frederic r. Halsey intend 20 spend
the greater part OF the summer abroad and ara
booked to sail fo- Europe July 2
William Rulof Kip has lert Paris 70 toin his
mother, Mrs j. Blake Baker, at Nice.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-27

The third IN the series of FIVE musical mornings
for the benefit Of the Music School settlement
given by MIR. and Ms David Names VIII oe hsif
to-day at the home or Mrs Charles 3 Alexander
In West street
New-York tribune., 1908-02-27
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Mrs Lewis Cruger Hasel Will givesa theatrs
party followed by a supper at Sherrys, this sven-
ing for her daughter Miss Mary Mason Hassu.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-27

The answer 10 The New York World IA
mons question. What is a Democrat? mas pee"
made infinitely more difficult by the eVldeht IN
clination of the disputants to sing MY Couh-
trv .ris of Thee if the hymn were an ihNo-
cation to their own private real estate ho'oi"s
Democracy becomes an esoter1c concept "hen ''S
leading exponents become such s'fl''
+ionists that my people means people De-
,ono1ry 70 me" and My goodness means
..,,, ,.o.a stool, Of vtrtuer' We do not think
:. fair to obf1scate stin more The World 3
classical and weIlnlgh insoIuble question py
compIicating the political theory OF private ana
government ownership.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-27

At last proofs are forthcoming l" s"'"
as woman becomes more nearly emahclP7'eu '
hacones less fitted for domestic life Iefriole s'7
this thought is we cannot deny It's 'iutH III
face of the latest investigation Iauncheu oS ~
xyornen.s Municipal League. The plan IS 10 'i7-
cover some method of purifying dlsh"a'ei 50
.,+ n.trons of public tables may be spared t'e
sa.r oF contracting germ diseases. Sterihzing So
,u,ions will be concocted and tested Stats'l'S
will be compiled about the geographical ois'iiOo
tion and frequency OF microbes on plates an"
forks Perhaps half dozen magazine Hi i'loie'
will be evolved before some mere man oult' ii''
the emanclpated conclave WITH tne s"ss
that thorough rinsing with BOILING so"ps
will send most of the wicked germs eltier 70
>-i.o,o or else down the drain pipe, and that
a,,,hodv who can't get the better of the few sur
vivors is bound TO die soon anyhow. Being
ernanefpated from dishwater has It's olsauVah-
tages.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-27

rhara are good many pats taAins ''
name by itself. and similarly so'
.1'ims" and also an equally iarse ''' A.,
"Charlies" But when the r"l'
..Tims' and the Charles are ali iiie
sathar in one breath, as was done oS
Rfusham are there many of thetn'
New-York tribune., 1908-02-27

In The general rejoicing over the Hudson flVeF
tunnels IS IT forgotten that they were bullt Dy
that hated and prescribed thing, private capi-
taI7 Would it be any more painful 10 nave
snbwav constructed in Manhattan by private
"a Dital?
New-York tribune., 1908-02-27
At THE WHITE HOUSE.
From The Tribune Bureau J

washington Feb. 2e.-The PRESIDENT anu ~
noosavelt entertained a dinner this evening" "he
their guests were:
New-York tribune., 1908-02-27
a.em:1lork Dailp Gribnne

THURSDAY. FEBRUARY -. 1905.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-27

The british Consul General IN New York and
Mrs. Courtenay Bennett gave a largely attended
recent.on last evening a the Majestic. I'D street
and Central Park West, where they are estao-
Hshed for the season
New-York tribune., 1908-02-27
SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPORT

William PIloff Kip has lert Paris 70 toin HI
Iorher, Mrs ]. Blake Baker, at Nice.
Mower County transcript., 1908-12-09

We, l.. s. Chapman, Vic,-Pres and A.SgA,
Morsc ching. cashier Of ths above named bank
do solemnly swear that the above statement is
true to the best of our knowledge and belief.
L. s. CHAPMAN. Vice Pres. {S&
A.. A. MORSCHING, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 5th
day of Decent ber, 1908. 81 S.
(seal) ]. E ERICKSON, Justice OF Peace.
80 y J. l. MITCHELL.
J. E. VEBLEN. o.
Mower County transcript., 1908-12-09
DUNN LANG.
LANG. FIALKA, j; j

4s A double wedding Of unusual In.
terest was celebrated Wednesday,
Dec. 2, 1908, at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. p. Mead dowcroft in London
township when two Of the children
Of Mrs. Meadowcroft I, Florence NJ.
Lang and AlvaI +. Lang were married
in the presence Of about fifty guests,
mostly relatives. The. day! was
bright and sunny and good cheer
reigned. Promptly at eleven clock
the we'd ding march was played by
Miss Olive Bonnallie A ribbon lane
was formed by, bert Fialka and
Mary Dunn through which the we'd
ding party marched to their place In
the reception room They were pre-
ceeded by Edna GOslee as flower girl
and Ina Mead do'Wcroft as ring bear
|ser. he ring service was read ], Rev.
C. p. Belden OF Austin ofIiciating.
Ernest ESs Dunn q; 4 fyrtle ana Alfss
Florence a Lana were UNI ted III
Mower County transcript., 1908-12-09

marriage and then Alva F. Lang and
Miss Josie E. Fialka of Lyle. Both
bride wore beautiful gown of cream
net over silk and carried roses. At
ter congratulations, the company
spartook of fine four-course wedding
dinner, Matte Lang, May Watkins,
Queen and Pearl Bonnallie, Pearl
Campbell and Archie Lang serving:
Both couples took the afternoon:
train for Minneapolis for brief
wedding trip. All of. these young
people are among the most estimab BILE.
young people of London and vicinity.
Mr.. Dunn is son of Frank Dunn Of
London and is cashier Of the Bank Of
Myrtle. His bride is active in
church and social circles. Mr.. Lang
has a farm. of his own near London
village where they will reside. His
bride is one of the popular young
ladies Of Lyle. where she has been
reared. We join in hearty wishes ishles
for full measure Of life's blessings
upon them all. s... M. 5..sl ls.
Mower County transcript., 1908-12-09
SAVE THIS. ANYWAY.
Put it in Some Safe Place, for it Nav
Come in Handy Some Day

49, 5las .gE :
Here is a simple homemade mix
ture as given by an eminent author
ity on Kidney diseases, who makes
the statement that it will relieve al
most any case of kidney trouble if
taken before the stage of Bright S
disease He states that such symp-
toms as lame back, pain in the side,
frequent desire to urinate, especially
at night; n painful and discolored
urination, are readily over
come. Here is the recipe. Try it: y.
Fluid Extract Dande lion, one-half
ounce; Compound Kargon one ounce;
Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla, three
ounces. Take a teaspoonful after
each meal and at bed time. N
"A 5well-known druggist here in
town is, authorit that these ingredi-
ents are all harmless and easily mix
led at home by shaking we'll In q bot
tie. This mixture has a peculiar heal
ing and soothing effect upon the ems
tire Kidney and Urinary structure,
and often overcomes the worst forms
|sof Rheumatism ID just a little while.
This mixture is said to remove all
{ blood disorders and cure the Rheuma.
stisnl by forcing the Kidneys to filter
{ and strain from the blood and sys-
!. tenn all uric acid and f0ul. decOm.
I posed waste .nnat tter. viii ieh cause
these afii lotions if YOU aren't
well. Save the pTescrl Hon.
Mower County transcript., 1908-12-09
M. E 9ChurCh.

McCabe Methodist Episcopal church,
corner St. Paul and Maple streets
G. w. Lutz, pastor, residence 800
South Chatham street
Services ,very Sabbath as follows:
$50 Class meeting, led by Mrs.
Sarah Becker @ s.ss
$3.50 "Brotherhoodn z devotional meet
ing. Professor q. a. Franklin, presi.
dent All the men and boys Of the
city invited !. .s3aS s
lO:3O-Mo orning worship. Sermon.by
the pastor.
1900 sunday School, w. o. Craig,
Supt:. s5s 3 ). Is
800 Junior League, Mrs. b. 2. Rob
nsol, Snpt. r 3.s .s.
s. Epworth League, Miss Tanye
Burgess, Supt q. 5i. sYls
Z 80 = EgeniDg worshlp, sermon by
the pastor, preceded by brisk song
service So. .3s III
Special music at all 81 these services
consisting OF pipe organ, anthem by
the choir, solos, duets, etc.
All the people OF the city and coun-
try are are invited a cordial welcome to,
strangers.
Mower County transcript., 1908-12-09
HoBKIRK S sCHWANDT

At the residence Of the oficiating
clergyman in this city, Wedne esday5
afternoon, Dec. 2, 1908, Henry w,
4 Hobkirk Of Lyle Centre and Miss
Marie r. Schwandt Of Lyle township
were married, ]. Rev. G. d. Belden of
shciating. The ring service was read.
The bride was very q. cOmingly
| gowned and carried roses. She was
attended by her sisters, Misses Min l-
ME and Katherine SchWandt The
/ groom Is one Of the substnt tial farm
#ers Of Lyle Centre and he has chosen
most helpful and # worth bride:
Her folks have lived for over q
years lust west of le village We
Wish hem an the prosperit ty and Joy
Epossible
Mower County transcript., 1908-12-09
DEATHS
J. w. c. DINsM00R.

J. w. c. Dinsmoor familiarly
known as Church Dinsmoor, died
very suddenly about $3.50 o'clock
Sunday evening, Dec. 6, 1908, at his
home on South Kenwood avenue of
heart failure. He was around during
Sunday and his death came without
warning, although he had been i'm
poor health for several years from
Bright's disease and hardening of
the arteries. He was born near
Athens, Ohio, June %, 1874. When
a lad of ten years he came with his
folks to Madison, Wis, where they
lived until about 1869 when they
moved to Eureka, Kas. Mr.. Dinsmoor
came to Mower county in 1870 and
bought a quarter southwest of Aus
tin of Harvey Allen. His two brothers
were already here. He stayed until
he was married, with his brother,
julie, working his farm summers and
teaching district school winters. He
was married in June 1876, to Miss
Viola Davidson of Sun Prairie, Wis.
They lived on their farm in Austin
township until about sixteen years
ago when they moved into Austin.
Mrs. Dinsmoor died in September,
|. LOO .. A4C w 1o CACCICu SOuAIy OOAAAAo-
sioner in 1898 and served eight
years, and was chairman Of the
board for several years. He was also
member of thesAustin schooIbea
for years. He was a member OF the
Methodist church and was also
Mason and member of the A. o. u.
w. He was a man highly respected
by all who knew him. He was genial
in his disposition and was an honor
able and useful citizen. He believed
in Mower county progress and owned
900 acres of land in Austin township
| at the time of his death. He was also
part owner of the elegant new Dali
| ager block now going up on Main
! street. He was interested in public
| matters and had good views of pub
lie policies. He leaves three daugh-
! ters: Mrs. Eric Thornton of Benson,
Mimi. and Marion and Viola at
home. All three are graduates of the
| Austin high school and all but Viola
| of the state university. She had near
ly finished the university course. Mr..
Dinsmoor has three brothers, r. H.,
Compton, CAL, I. j., of Austin4 town
| ship, and u. ]. of Citronelle, Ala, al
| so two sisters, Mrs. Ella Wigen of
Langdon, Kas., and Mrs. Matilda
| Clark of Dickinson, N. D. Funeral
services will be held this afternoon.
Prayer at the home at 1880. Services
at the M. E. church at 2 o'clock. The
Masons will have charge Of the burial
! service. All friends of the family are
invited. 81:
Mower County transcript., 1908-12-09
CARL E: SHARON.

Carl E Sharon, formerly of Lyle,
died Nov. 80, at the hospital in
Mason City where he had an opera
tion for growth in the stomach. He
has lived in Mason City for the past.
19 years and worked for the Iowa
Central. He was highly regarded by
the railroad boys. He was a member
of the Ben Hur lodge. He leaves a
widow also one daughter, Mrs. Alice
Schiek and two sons, Bert and
George. Among the relatives from
Lyle who attended the funeral were
D. c. Folsom and wife, and son Amos
Clark and wife, M. l.. Clark and wife
and son. Fl. z "A ,.@..s !. .ss. s. Il. Il
Mower County transcript., 1908-12-09
For the Ladies

POWDER JARS-Silver Plate,
Cut glass and china SOC
W ........ $3.50
HAIR RECEIVERS Silver plate,
cut glass and china, SOC
10 ............. ..... $3.50
COMB AND BRUSH SETS-All
put up in. handsome cases, silk
: lined, 2 and 3 piece sets in
Sterling Silver, $3.50 to $3.50
MANICURE sETs-2, 3, up to IS.
pieces, Sterling Silver, $3.50
W -. .4AO.UO
HAND BAGS Newest concep-
tions in horn back alligator,
seal, morocco, etc, 5000 to SIS
UMBRELLAS New detachable
handles, endless variety of new
handles, in Pearl, Gold and Sill
yer, carried in all colors, COM
plete $3.50 to .$12.OO
Mower County transcript., 1908-12-09
No. 63o
Statement of the Condition of
State Bark of Sargeant

Statement of the Condition of
State Bark of Sergeant
At Sargent, At, !SdS Minn at the close asbusiness
Dsts Dsts OF fs Rapo2 ny SSsP S9 SsnE NoT 6es s
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts. s................Ss25 Ss25. 800 95
other Bonds Stocks and Securities. l,243 IS
Bae BtHS from aPSsi banfs !uin.:ofe ana .ss % IS "
Cash on hand items below ..-s,sas II
currency ............ l34O "
00iu. oVU w
Sllver 1o5 II
Total cash assets S164 4S
Total. .................... go. .. $50, ,4o7 II
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock. ................... 900 90
SuTpiuS IQn0 ........... ........... 5UU W
p1;:iyidsd r2, sab Rsofit (i,5s$; Pet 400 IS
for money borrowed) .............. $500 90
Deposits subject to beck. ..$l0,ls7 Il
I,.me certificates -. .........15,s6O ss ~ !.
Total......... .............c..... ..$ss .4O7 II
STATE aa5S}E OF N MlMMEsorA. MSHs5' },..
Fr,d W. snock,. cashier Of the above '1; named ned
benk do eolemnly swear that the above state.
n,ent ia true to the hest Of our knowledge and
belief I'5s75 {
VIII. SCHOONMAKER, VicePres.
FRED w. SMOCK. Cashier.
Subscribed 0 I'D sworn to before me this 2nd
day OF Dec, !yO8. 5.t d ~ s@45I 81 Z.
(seal) HEt2RY HAHN, Notary Public
Ny commission expires March ~. 1915
n. F. KEzAR,
l,f H. GEO, j. fBARTEL,
~' NELS PETERSON, a
I.G Directors.
Mower County transcript., 1908-12-09

No 67o
statement Of the Condition Of
Wal THAN STATE BANK
iat Waltham. Mimi. at the close Of business o.
Nov, 27th. 1908. aT
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts. 4. j. .$2s 2276 ~
Banking house. furniture and fixtures. 1881 40
Due from other bank 81, ,126 AZ
Cash on hand, items below. 2.435 81 ss*4&
Currency ............. 81 90 sasEEs5+
Silver ITO IS szf3Ss@
Other .. ...... 5s 8 16 SsS
Total cash assets. $50 98
To+ol sA sse 1eeE "a
LIABILITIES. l5ss #54s
Capltal SCOcK tlV,UOJ w
Surplus fund ......................... L. 200 OO
Undivided profits, Net. 663 Is
Deposits subject to check ....$ 9,2O5 81
Demand certificates 1O3 20 aE$a
Cashiers checks. ........... 756 78 $iss
Total Immediate liabilities. 1OO66 O5
Time certificates. ......., 5,234 90 a@s
Total deposits -- $sa5 800 O5
Total. ). !. ). :. ...s3e. .1ss go
/ STATE OF MINNESOTA, }, ;;}}s:s
Mower County transcript., 1908-12-09

NECKLACES filled and
Solid Gold, with Cameo pend
ents and the new tassell effect,
$l.25 to .............. $3.50
BRACELETS-G filled and
Sterling Silver, hand engraved,
bright polished and Roman fin
ish, $1,000 to $1,000, invisible
joint catches.
RINGS-Many .- new mountings
Set with Cedar River Pearls,
over 1000 other patterns in
single stones and combination
gems.
LOCKETS- filled and Solid
Gold, plain and with stone sets,
entirely new designs, $1.0O
to e.. $1,000
BROOCHES-Artistic Novelties In
Brooches, set with Amethysts,
Topaz, Jade, Oliveine, Coral,
Lapis Lazuli, Turquoise Matrix,
Mower County transcript., 1908-12-09

Good goods and prices right on
Christmas novelties at Hayes Bros.
39-4O
Mower County transcript., 1908-12-09

etc.. $1.25 to $1,000. Solid
gold with precious stones up
to .. .$50O.00
BACK COMBS-New Wing eff
fects set with fine quality bril-
liants, fancy mounted, others
plain. Light and dark colors,
$1.oo to $3.50
BELT PINSLWomen's gold plat
ed belt pins, with plain or stone
settings, in various shapes and
sizes, wide range for selection,
soc to $3.50
HAT PINS-Some entirely new
ideas set with stones, many
new signets, SOC to- $500. en-
craving free.
WATCH FOBS-New artistic con-
ceptions in ladies' fobs, solid
gold and gold filled, $500
go. 9O.VO