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MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 11, 19Qi. $ SSr^-i MIMIVR A PHI IC FIDV finntig fn ' ! £$££& !; Minneapolis DRY GOODS co. i i Minneapolis dry goods co. SiSSSlfi^^ Winter SHnw nf flirh MilKnprv c^s^^y—~— ■ ~~~— :.^Z,...,. .■-■l<Tgv?Si;Edrv- winter onow or Kicn Millinery < L^LY "A Good Store to Tie to." . NS»Sg A Splendid Exposition You Ought to See. < a^^r^^^t m^^^SiSr^ih?^!™ Fashion many changes in her head-pieces for winter "' # Jifai./ .on engaged in paring prices-—making them easy for you to reach. The quality of things in general, \ I; wear. Word comes from Paris that combinations of fur, ' 1» 6QC / rides in the same carriage— we never sacrifice the one for the other. There is a standard always. Ours \ | j! feathers and la re will hnirl *V»~ Vrmi'l *( o.m^mn^,. A ~. A ~;~. £ /is very high. It is only through the medium of large transactions, involving occasional losses to others, \l| j; Iea™ers a™ lace will hold the veil ot supremacy; America % / that we can keep the store on its high plane of usefulness—to you, and to us . . . . . . \<;catcncs the tancy—our designers along with the rest—and \~~ " ; : — ; «—— -ithese brilliant creations are brought out for you to admire and I Semiannual Sale of Made=up Carpets & Rus;s.!!^3d^si^"zt s VIV r if • cj. i r i* i jn» ml IT j i; i ;:g athcred from the workshops of every fashion centre. The € A Very ureat Saving. Styles are Exceptional and Prices Much Under Yalue.;;dispia- a veritable passing h-at once becomes interesting \ We have ready for Tuesday the product stock you see, else they would not have soldi; ' • £of our own workrooms in made-up Carpets so close. i; Tuesday and Wednesday Are Show Days. £ and Rugs—a lot of several hundred, but no Some are extremely prettybetter even!; We issue no cards—the invitation is as general and as hearty as we can \ .. r i• j xt x. i_ than we could buy So wide and varied are!:r? ake lt: \ ,Come early to bathe your eyes in the beauty show, and feast on / more than one of a kind. Not a one but man we couiu DIV- °° wlue*n~ vanea "rc; ; the wealth and charm of hats, designed for every purpose \ what is a bargain < colorings that choosing will be an easy ~ ~^...^^ w^. _ ___ ____—~ C tv v \ ' j task. The sale serves a double purpose— Annual Exhibition and Sale of «| Underskirts £ /^yhave been made.from the patterns rids us of short ends and gives you better;! MEXICAN DRAWN WORK 1 Petticoats Vof which only short ends remain after the Carpets and Rugs for much less money ■ \^* , r 1^ Uf iTTII ■ ▼▼«**. ilk Skirts < season's busy selling-the very cream of the than you ever paid before. worßtsy=^ % S *I^^JWS £ ; : [ :|Consider, if you will, an entire family, or a number j; w?£h^C i!£^ e'iff d > Inerain Carpets. Made=Up Rugs With Border, :i, familles spending many weeks over a single piece, ; : striped designs SVC ff ai" *■"«»* F^«^>* mdue up KUgS vvitn DUrucr. __::then sent up here and sold for a song. : underskirts of good quality Teasel V no. sue. quality. Actual special No j Slze> quality, style, design and color. *<** %t* I We have ready our annual exhibition of these ex-J ■■ biu?m;£w?th o&o^?^Sd ■ £ -■ o -■ ~ 'Z~ i j :— —— ' : quisite pieces, picked up by our own Mexican repre- |! with lace and finishing j~ r % r^c !r°. x!*°. Cotton Chain 813.00 $8.60 477 8.3 x 9.8 Body Brussels, terra cotta with scroll figures $22.50 $15.00 sentative in Aauas Callientes— Hcrht in thp hnmAQ nf >' d / CFC W 508 13.6 x 13.6 Lowell Extra 16.80 12.50 478' 6.0x11.5 Extra Wilton, light center, dark scroll border, green, brown 25.00 15#00 J|^IlldUVe 111 AqUdb l^dllienies Hgni in me nomeS OT ,; Petticoats of good quality lain C 320 12.0x15.0 Best All Wool 14.00 11.90 479 3.9 x 5.8 Body Brussels, fringe on ends, dark colorings 5.50 3.50 the Operators. YOU 11 marvel at their handiwork. ij black Coutil; made in umbrella vih ««x«« {test All Wool 14.60 10.40 432 6 oxß.l Velvet, medium light ground, with green floral designs 12.25 9.00,' One of the windows fplk mnrp than npn ran Hp !' styles, cut very ful.l, deep ■ flounce m m xl - 3 Best All Wool 17.85 13.50 480 6.0 x 6.8 Body Brussels, small green Oriental designs, fringed ends 9.75 6.75 < Oline .WHIUOWS leilS more man pen Can de- < with.two rows of ac- 00 C 'SSS 120x13-11l Kurdistan 16.80 13.50 481 6.0 x 8.10 Best Tapestry, green ground, floral design 10.80 8.75 J'SCHDe, and it Will Kindle your enthusiasm to See the <| cordion plaiting I* v » Iv 1I"2 XJ-S ?ur^ Sta, Q Hsl-£ U<l2 111 fi-0x 6.8 Best Moquette, light ground, brown or green scroll, fringed 7.35 5- 50 5diSDlaV Within the Store Here are Drice hints •■ > Silk Skirts, in both black and col -9 -?n HSSSI u ll^ 0,? 14 -70 !10° 125 ooxlL4 Best Moquette, green ground, with old rose flowers 15.40 12 . 75 juia F wy wiuiiii mc bture. nere die price ninis. ;, ored Taffetas, in changeable ef- C ' -}? ,o'2 X l5 >? P^t All Wool 9.38 7.50 484 8.3 x 8.4 Best Moquette, tan ground, brown or green scroll, floral border 12.40 9.00? Butter Dish and Tumbler Doilies. !• feet; extra wide, finished with S* JSt 7 7 K?n«Lia f^i" ?m 12"22 IS «-^«-10 Best Brussels, tan, with scroll or floral designs, red, brown 17 75 12.50 : ; 4 -inch square, 12« c; 6-inch square, 19c; 8-inch square, 25c each. All < deep accordion ' plaiting, edged MMS i?nvi?'s xuw ilngrain •*•• iS"S i?'SI IS xl^ Beat .Brussels, red and blue Turkish figures 19.00 15.00, of them are fringed and hemstitched. 5 with narrow ruffle; nearsilk un- M 51- 1.).0x15.8 All Wool 14.30 11.25 487 8.3 x <.b Velvet, brown figure, Oriental border on two sides 11.00 7.50 • „ ... L a _ ■ ~ S derpiece and extra dust r Oft % 356 10.6x13.2 Lowell Extra 12.40 8.80 488 8.3x12.6 Extra Wiiton, scroll border, green or brown, mottled center 27.00 22.00«| Hemstitched Squares. \ ruffle set in S#UU5 #UU m 1.4 12.0x12.6 Union 9.00 5.00 489 8.3x13.4 Extra Wilton, green Persian center, Oriental border two sides 28.35 17.50 512-in. square, 50c, 60c, 75c 16-in. square, 1.25, 1.50, i,7*. '» .vvTjv^-jwaL-uiJwuvwwwuv^ M 313 12.0x15.0 Lowell Extra 16.00 12.00 490 8.3x12.1 Best Brussels, green center, dark scroll border, fringed 18.00 12.00,'20-in-square, 1.98, 2.75, 3.50. 24-in. square, 2.50, 3.50 up to 6. «! IX 423 13.6x15.4 Extra C. C 13.80 10.35 491 8.3x10.4 Body Brussels, olive ground, tan scroll border two sides, fringed 23.00- 16.25", 33-in. square, 3.75, 4.00, 4.50, 7.50 up to 22.00. ' S I a/ip (^lirtflinc 2 513 12.0x11.4 Union 8.00 5.90 298 8.3x11.10 Body Brussels, olive ground, Oriental patterns, reds and tans .\ 28.25 20.00 !'Tfay Cloth, 20x30 in.2.98 4.00. Scarfs, 20x45 in., 5.00. ? 1-iCIWC VUI iail!3 M 301 10.6 x 7.0 Brussels Ingrain .... 6.40 3.00 492 8.3x10.9 Axminster, brown or green ground, scroll and floral figures 22.50 15.00<[ Scarfs, 20x54 in. 6.00, 6.50. Scarfs, 20x64 in. at 7.50. < onr l hfanofiac 292 10.0x9.3 Brussels Ingrain.... 7.50 5.75 493 10.6x13.0 Royal Wilton Center, velvet border, green and brown combination.... 46.75 29.50 ]» J^^n _ f^n _ n _ ajl _ n _ i^^ unjuru -^^ nnnnnnn •__.-_.. !> OIIU l^lCipCriCS m 342 15.0x15.9 Granite 9.15 7.75 195 8.3x10.9 Best Body Brussels, small green scroll with Turkish border 26.00 • 19.50.; J - J -^^ J^u^^-u^-u-^^-^-^JJ -u^u-^^-u--u^^ ,; a , f . . c n pri^l v^liipq that £ All 6.0 x 8.0 Brussels Ingrain.... 4.40 2.00 494 8.3x11.3 Best Wilton, medium Oriental center, green Turkish border 27.50 2250 Nf>W Inner fnofc anA Varlr£*+ c < •, , j Z SCiaiVaiUes tnat \ Sol 8.4x10.6 Best Extra Super ... 8.80 5.50495 10.6x13.4 Velvet, rich red ground, with floral design .... 30.50 25.00! licVV L,UII^ VUdlb ctllU J aCKC IS «[ Will lead the Carpet and rug JT 410 9.0x14.3 Best Extra Super.... 9.98 7.50 496 8.3x10.6 Extra Velvet, two tone green, very rich, a bargain 25.50 21.50; Mnl^re Viorl n l^f e««e« «rU«« *U~ A- !' <^1p ji mprrv rh^P thi<; wpp^ £ 181 12.0x12.6 Best Extra Super.... 13.35 10.50 497 10.6x11.2 Best Tapestry, blue ground, Oriental and floral design . 22.00 17.50 J. Makers nad a lot Ot Sense When they dc- J; sale a merry cnasetnis WeeK 514 11.0x12.0 Union 6.00 4.00 498 10.6x12.6 Crown Brussels, green ground, small set figure 22.00 18.00.!siSfncd Radians and Newmarkets for Winter !' Lace Curtains. in Brussels and nov- M 354 16.0x16.0 Extra C. C 18.20 12.65 | 499 10.6x14.6 Crown Brussels light and dark green, border two sides, fringed.... 23.75 17-00!'An^^r *££ H^m.nH f,r tToUil" 'f elty effects, new styles, 2% yards £ 190 12.0x11.6 Union 2-ply 9.20 6.00 500 10.6x9.6 Best Moquette, medium ground, scroll design, brown or green ... 20.90 15.00j'^nswcr CVery demand lor Style, a WhOlC lot Of ,| long, full width, a pair, 3.75, 335 13.6x14.0 All Wool 12.60 9.45 436 10.6x12.0 Best Body Brussels, blue ground, tan scroll center, Oriental border 32.00 22.00;, warmth and COmfort— and not without eCOn- i 1 2.98,1.95. m 349 «.Bxla.O L uion 6.38 4.25 430 9.0x11.9 Body Brussels, brown ground, with small tan scroll 26.50 17-50(!nmv nf nrirp if wnn rlinncA ft-^t^. V,-.t-« '! Brussels Curtains, an immense line £ 010 12.0x13.0 Brussels Ingrain.... 13.75 10.40 216 9.4x12.0 Body Brussels, robin's egg blue, with Oriental brown figures.. 26.25 21.00<! ulli y OI Pnce —11 you CnOOSe irom ncrc. J, of splendid styles at 2.98 to 42.50 > | S* Ox 9*2 AKvooiv:.:::::::: 60° 3.50 200 10.6x12.9 Tapestry Brussels, green Oriental center, red scroll border 24.50 19.00]. Offineq it rt cloth in Of fine Automobiles t Pair- Special'values at 3.98, 00 1 5?6 HSlSm^ "IIS 9'i?fe loSUo Kv»V/(^r^H?? ni"-r SSu y-S<«^«^^£«&£ t£ t4Zto£2XS^^r%\^r^ Curtains, up-to-date 413; 13.6x15.4 Lowell Extra 19.00 15.35 501 8.3x12.6 Crown Brussels, tan ground, scroll design in red and green. . . 26.50 15.40;> day " *** 15.00 and 1X- 5 special values ac *.y», .s.ya ana 408 15.6x16.0 j Lowell Extra 22.80 18.50 502 8.3x11.4 Best Axrninster, blue ground, Oriental red set figure. ' " .' ''. 23.00 19.50.J Newmarkets Jackets «, „'.„"• ri ,.^« ._ van A , QQ m 393 11.2x18 0 Fibre Carpet 14.63 8.50 233 8.3x11.4 Bigelow Body Brussels, blue ground, brown and green Oriental'"" 27.00 22.50', New styles in Oxfords, blue Krimmer Jackets, made from if H^aT^L,^^\lZJa^\l M 517 12.0x13.6 Granite 6.34 4.75*25 6.0 x 8.3 B.dy Brussels, green ground, Oriental and scroll fig-ure. " ' 16.50 9.sol'and, black, for cold weather, big very choice selected skins, regu-'! a?, 75 , °n^ ,57»n I« J % 472 8.9 x 9.0 Striped Hemp 2.25 1.25 245 6.0x11.9 Extra Wilton, in handsome two-tone green effect..?. .. *".;; 22.00 13.00'! values at 25.00, 1Q 50 lar 850.00 quality; on a 50 !' « * 7.sUana li.ou^pair. 2 467 9.0x13.3 Lowell Extra Super. 10.60 6.50 03 10.6x12.10 Body Brussels, green scroll center, red Oriental Dorder"" ' """" " 36.00 25.00>20.00 and lO Tuesday 4Z <[ Curtain Materials, including Point M 471 15.0x12.0 Hemp 4.40 2.25 504 10.6x12.2 Body Brussels, green ground, with tan scroll "" •••••••• 30.00 23 75 ) ;^ /v>SrfN/s/WWN/ws/vs^/>>^^s^/N^^^ !» de Esprit, bobbinet, fish net and % 474 7.6x8.6 Hemp 1.40 .75 505 10.6x13.6 Crown Brussels, blue ground, Oriental and scroil design '.'.'.'.[['.[['.V..'.'.". 25.75 21.00;, \\r~~U Ci*~A~ T«Kl^ I S*-.^.-i^ '! fine Swisses, from 12J^c to 50c yd. M 473 9.0 x 12.0 Hemp 2.00 1.20 306 106x11.3 Best Axminster, red ground with tan scroll work " 24.25 20.00 W aSII VJOOUS I cIDIC LwinCllS ;, Art Denims, in pretty patterns, fig £ 470 9.0 x 11.0 Lowell Extra 8.84 4.40 507 10.6x13.0 Body Brussels, small Oriental center, blue floral border '.'..'. 33.00 24.00 - ' Basement Main Flnm- «! ured on both side?, 12J^c yd. 465 «l x 10.6 Best Extra Super.... 8.00 4.50 241 3.9x10.1 Extra Velvet, two-tone green— hall patterns !..!..!.'.'.!....!. 13.75 7.75, 1 • -y/ Th«v^ fnr'fl^iin^ nain riuor (, Couch covers, heavy reversible tap -015 ,SS X,S-S Slope's Extra 30 350 240 3.9x12.2 Extra Velvet, two-tone green-nice hall patterns::::::::::;:;:::::::;:: 16.00 8.75 6^ C ' WrapSJcSthTeve?? 66-in, pure linen homespun and |; L estrj; 50-in.,' 1.49, 60in. 3.25. P € tsS i Ai iSf£ W 13.50 7.00 ..yp^jsns^ 2j3-fs-^ i *sr-^^ w /SSIISiLyiS^aiSSSS!" IS %S Brussels and Axminster Carpets. /^^\o3ffifilZjst aa' "' I^-™" 69 SWUft^ % 469 B.ox 9.0 Best All Wool 6.40 3.20 451 14.2x12.4 Best Tapestry, medium ground, small all-over pattern 24 70 18.70'! The yard for choice of the Da m %Nanking worth la <c <5 !' Imnnr^anf ]z 520 9.0x8.0 All Wool Standard.. 5.60 3.20 462 11.3x15.7 Best Tapestry, mottled ground, green and brown scroll... 2340 16.90]' best Indigo Blue Prints; thedozen. while they 4> 1 .OU ( » 1 lll|JUl Lclll I M 521 12.0x14.0 Best All Wool 14.40 10.50 461 13.6x13.8 Tapestry, rich red ground, small Persian pattern ". 1788 13.75 good quality apron ginghams; last < at \\ We give special attention to interior «^ 466 11.9x13.0 Lowell Extra 13.87 10.40 463 9.0 x 9.10 Velvet, green ground, echo and scroll design .........; 11*70 8.90 > double-fold percales in blue and Bleached Damask Towels, 20x52 in., designing and decorating—plan -5* 522 7.1x10.6 All Wool 5.60 3.20 459 11.3x13.8 Brussels, olive ground, tan and brown scroll, floral figure 17.*25 14.26 black grounds; worth 6c, 7c i n n 2A kl!? i t!! !(i IOCS ning to suit your fancy, and get- M 467 7.0x10.6 All Wool 5.60 3.20 455 13.6x14.6 Brussels, olive ground, tan Persian figure 2465 18.85«! and Be. reguiaVSuamy at IV \ ting at the exact cost for you. % 523 11.0x13.6 All Wool 13.20 9.40 450 11.3x11.7 Brussels, in small green Persian pattern 15 47 11.98Ji^mmwwv W m»a*«w W s« < wwmvw '"''*"*'" nn m } nn nnr^^ u- LJ -^^^ J r^^ J^J -u- LJ^^^^ ' . 5 466 12.0x13.1 Best Union 10.00 6.00 451 9.0x11.7 Brussels, same style as No. 450 ; ... 12 80 9.61 <[ vwwvvwvvvww'^^^'^w^^^l^ M 524 10.0xiai Best Extra Super.... 12.80 7.20 454 11.3x14.6 Brussels, olive ground, scroll and floral design .'..'.'..'.'.'..'... 20*81 15-75 5 CrtAr-tol Rqt<ff4<<i« in V.,^^U^*.r, .^^mWQßßnr C 525 8.7x10.6 All Wool ::::::::::: 6.75 4.50 392 13.6x14.3 Crown Tapestry, brown scroll with floral EE£ 2565 18.50? jl/wClul bargains in hurniture *mMmmgk%? m 526 11.4x13.6 All Wool 11.90 «.35 527 4.6x12.0 Crown Tapestry, plain blue, suitable for hull ' ' 3.50? r ° KW^ 11 ' M 464 10.6x11.4 Lowell Extra 10.65 6.60 -'Til 13.0x12.4 Lowell Axminster, French design, green, brown and red 3600 29.00? Whan ,m,,\,n Cn.nif.^n +^ X ~ +U\~\r MM II % 475 6.0x13.6 Hemp 1.75 .90 266 11.3x13.4 Extra Axminster, green ground, scroll and floral design 2815 22.00'! ,Lill Illin^, When yOU Ye PumilUre to DUy yOU think MB If, 358 12.0x15.0 Cotton 7.60 4.80 146 11.3x13.0 Best Body Brussels, golden brown with rich tan scroll 2860 16.50!' fpM|Bp|ff ft of this Store —Perfectly natural isn't it? YOU SW ' W%k M 149 10.1x9.3 Crown Tapestry, green ground with red and tan roses 13 50 0.10 Yjfgsi W \\\rr, +K^ 1 X. *. ■ y \~ '. . " am ll C - „ . 1 f-> • 1294I 294 10.1x13.6 Lowell Body Brussels, French design, green and brown 3038 22.27? «PPfBPW llke the place that gives YOU best assortment MM \\ . # jOITie bpeCial t>ar?airiS i 145 l - f1x15.9 Best Body Brussels, tan ground scroll design. Slightly soiled ".'.!!!!!'.'.! 52.50 25.00 1 mTj f and charges YOU the least for what YOU get. SM 8% M r ** 138 «.6x 9.9 Axminster, green ground with cream roses 1100 -00 1! n'llll II How om cAmocn^Mlo +X" ,L, MM mm % 100 Royal Wilton samples, bound on ends; \% -t en 274 12.0x13.0 Savonerrie Axminster, golden brown, Oriental. Damaged.. 34*50 20.00 M Ills 111 If ne are SOllie Specials TOr tnlS Week: SB lira •■ 5 yards long; regularly 4.13, now ...1 292 12.0x11.3 Body Brussels, tapestry design, tan ground, red, brown [.'.'.'..'..1... 2800 20.00 C 8 lit I Iff X r» 1 r~ * SB ILm. * mYk M „. , . , , ... .-. 387 13.6x14.3 Tapestry Brussels, medium ground, brown scroll 2 rif, ri 18.50S eUlllK IP B>'Wsfe« l »~ KOCkerS I ables m4sEESßgfflsm&!mmsah. V soiled rXced l t^mf- .'Sto SqUareS; *'' 5' 40 m 13-0x13"3 Hilton Velvet, rich red ground, green and tan scroli:: "i i::! "i: ■■ 24.3S 18.50 Xfl I iffY* In golden oak or ma- . Built of solid oak. JHHKHVm- 1 m souea, reaueea irom b.bO to xJ 1 456 13.6x15.1 Tapestry Brussels, green ground, brown scroll and figure 2678 20.50], Sill II fill hogany finish, made full 20-inch square .mm 1 M Fifty Hassocks; oval and oblong; slightly 1460 13.6x15.0 Tapestry Brussels, red and blue ground, Oriental design 19.50 15.00,; fi||lß||f 2 fUB with cobbler seat, full top, nicely finished. MM mm % soiled; reduced from 50c and 75c to ZVC 459 11.3x13.3 Tapestry Brussels, red ground, tan and grewn scroll ... 18 70 14.30 TmftW UA 111 83.00 values IQK a 2.00 value 125 & M I « J Three Blacking Cases-for Christmas and . 5 Q m *miL Ta Pestry 3Sels ' O"ental pattern in green and brown 12.7 9.75 Q|<ggSa». '-*>' *" for '- l# MM 1\ m, gifts; reduced from 3.75 to, only JL' «-v a tiiccpvav rnrriAi : —I r^ —~ ; ■ -(! _ S Ak. B % -< n-< t_ ,• • B • ' 1 1 > Re^ntsof Linoleum Remnants of Mum. ParqUet TUESDAY -AL-First qual.ty• quaner sawed Q— c |«J^Atei - , f Tabourettes / 1* & square -> rr the. yard, < s\ r \ r"l tine White Oak Floors; finished With three COatS and ■ l! :IT T \" Anew lot of 12 dozen just reached us—in M : '.' 'I '' V y«d..., ...35 C only 10 c HOOFS: laid on your floor, for yard XllS ■!; %^ j I oak.and mahogany finish-to sell at 75c and f ■ ■:. -..<• I • IUIU v/l* J' v-'*-11 lluu|i lu|i yam. . » ,i 1.00. Tliey are worth just double. % W I|^jl^ Hsa^^ 1^ 1^ '^•H^' r' %fil^ 1^ XJtgy^^^S^^^S^^^S^P^^ CABLE FLASHES Constantinople—A severe earthquake oc curred Friday at Eneroum. Many houses ■were destroyed. Havana —The democratic party has adopted General Bartolome Masso as its candidate for the presidency of Cuba. Barcelona —The municipal elections here •were attended by bloodshed and excitement. Revolver shots were exchanged, and one per •on was killed and forty others wounded. Manila—The federal convention continues its meetings, but these are as a rule, of a tur bulent character and very little is accom plished. Personal bickerings prevent har mony. Lisbon—A Portuguese gunboat has seized the American schooner Nettie and Lottie at Horta, Island of Fayal. the Azores, for clan destinely conveying twenty-six emigrants who were trying to avoid military service. London—Major General lan Hamilton, who sailed Saturday for South Africa to act as Lord Kitchener's chief of staff, takes a plan prepared in London for a more vigorous cam paign, with a view of ending the war before the coronation festivities begin. Cape Town—Lord Kitchener and Sir John Gordon Sprang (the Cape premier) have ar ranged a scheme for the expulsion of the in vaders from Cape Colony. It is understood that this provides for the colony's taking a large share in the future of the campaign and contributing largely toward its cost. Ap parently a levy of loyalists en masse is the idea, involved. Manila —Incriminating evidence is accumu lating against Gibson Easton, the representa tive of two of the largest firms in Manila, who was recently expelled from Samar on a charge of dealing with the insurgents, and h« probably will be arrested and tried. Lukban's commissary general, who was re cently captured, says that both concerns had an agreement with Lukban to furnish 500 sacks of rice each year. Catbalohg, Samar—Lukban, the insurgent leader, has sent a message to General Smith, declaring that he will not listen to negotia tions for surrender until all the Americans have withdrawn from the Gandara valley. General Smith has ordered every American soldier In the island of Samar and the island of Leyte never to be without arms, even at tueal time, and also that scouting must con- tinue incessantly and that all hemp and rice i-aptured must be destroyed. AMNNESOTA HERON* LAKE—OIe Juvland, one of the early settlers of Jackson county dropped dead on the sidewalk. NORTHFIELD—PIans are being made for observing a possible shower of Leonid meteors at Goodsell observatory on Thursday and Fri day evenings. DULUTH—Radcliffe & Wiiloughby, archi tects, have sued the city for $1,637.47, alleged to be due for plans furnished for the Car negie library. LAM BERTON—Burglars entered the store of Gebhard Brothers, clothiers, and made away with sixteen overcoats, aggregating in value about $126. HASTINGS—John Heigh died after a pro tracted illness, aged about 48 years. William Ennis, a prominent farmer of Rosemount, died aged about 60 years. MANKATO—Mrs. Kawell, a poor woman, who was burned out, tells the police that she received anonymous letters written in Ger man, threatening to burn her house. BRAINERD—The new Park opera-house opens here on Dec. 2, with the "Casino Girl." The house cost $23,000 and was built by a stock company of prominent citizens. FARIBAULT—SamueI Estes, a pioneer, died suddenly of heart disease. He was 74 years old, and leaves three grown children.—The new German Lutheran church, a handsome pressed brick edifice, which cost $17,000, was dedicated yesterday. FERGUS FALLS—Deputy Sheriff William Wessberg a week or two ago left the city and Sheriff Wagner finds indications that bis ac counts are far from being straieht. He was not under bonds, and Sheriff Sawyer is mak ing good all shortages. Cheap Rates to California. In the through tourist care. Consult Minneapolis & St. Louis R. R. agents. IOWA HUDSON—George Richards, the son of a prominent stock buyer, was arrested on the charge of assault and battery, preferred by his father, DUBUQUE—The lowa State Dairy Associ ation will meet here to-morrow for a three days' session, and it is expected that 1,000 butter-makers will be in attendance. DAVENPORT—George C. Hubbell was elected superior judge, but at the same ele tion the voters turned down the proposition to establish a superior court and he is in the unique position of being a judge without a bench to sit on. WATERLOO—The reception committee has completed arrangements for the entertain ment of the convention of the northwestern editors, next Thursday and Friday. The program includes: Julian W. Richards, pri vate secretary to Speaker Henderson; J. S. Morgan, Dubuque Times; J. S. Trlgg, Rock ford Register, and P. C. Kenyon, Dcs Moines. WISCONSIN WEST SUPERIOR—John Bremer has been sentenced to one year in the state peniten tiary for bigamy. The pleaded guilty. BLACK RIVER FALLS—Iver Gilbertson, of Irving, is dead from the effects of falling from a clover huller. He was 56 years old. WAUSAU—In the Schwantes murder case, the jury returned a verdict of guilty Schwan tes was charged with burning the home of an aged couple named Klokow and causing their death while they were asleep. MILWAUKEE—An antivice crusade is on. A committee, which has been making an in vestigation for several weeks, alleges that thirty-two wide-open gambling-houses are doing business, and that, there are In opera tion 116 saloons with winerooms and sixteen that are conducted with questionable re sorts. Cheap Rate* to California. In the through tourist cars. Consult Minneapolis & St. Louis R. R. agents. THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL. HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE New York Rotterdam, via Boulogne-sur-Mer. AMSTERDAM.. ....Saturday, Not. 16, 10 A. M. Twin-Screw 8. is. 10.500 tons CTITCIiniU Saturday, Nov. 23, 10 A. M. *•A l t IIIIM HI Twin-screw S. S. 13.000 tons, RYIinAII Saturday. Nov. 30, 10 a. m. " ' nwHnl Holland-America Line, 39 Broadway. N. V.. S6 La Salle St., Chicago, 111. Brecke & Ekman. Gen. Nor.-West. Pass. Agts.. 121 3d At.. Minne apolis, Minn. MENKY BROS, BBTsouf/T STEAM DYE HOUSE. General Dry Cleaners and Dyers. TELEPHONE 3370-J*. ■ ' This signature is on every box of the genuine Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets tfa* remedy that cures a cold In one day. Chicago Great Western^ ', ;'•' "The Mapie Leaf Route." City Ticket Office, sth & Nlcollet, Minneapolis. Depot: Washington & 10th Aye. S. tEx. Sunday. Others Dally. | LeOWC Fflf | j|ff||(B FlOl Kenyon, Dodge Center, 7:40 am 10:35 pm Oelwein, Dubuque, Free- 7:35 pm 8:25 am port, Chicago and East. 10:45 pm 1:25 pm Cedar Falls, Waterloo, 10:00 am 8:00 pm Marahalltown, D.Molnes, 7:35 pm 8:25 am St. Joseph, Kansas City. 10:45 pm 1:25 pm Cannon Falls,"Red Wing. 4:35 am~T:25 pm -.:.. ' [ t~:35 +10:20 am Northfleld, Faribault, Wa- .t7:4oam~tß:oopin tervllle, Mankato 5:30 pm 10:20 am Mantorville, Kenyon-...... 4:35 pm 1:00pm - • : 7:40 am 10:35 pm Hayfield, Austin, Lyle, :40 am 11:20 am I Mason City 4:86 pm f8:00 pm Eagle - Grove, Ft. Dodge..| f 7:40 amj t8:00 pm p. BARBERS' SUPPLIES V~gTrr AND CUTLERY. a? JKtI shear«, Razor* and Clipper* •-VS^HK ground, fm*f R. H. HEGENER, <£&>< 20? HIOOLLET AVENUE. JD^^/ESfERNTJNEI HU—JCTST. P.M.aO.RYltbr " ticket office, 418 Nicollet. Phone 240. mala. tEx. Sun. Others dally./ Leave Arrive Badger State Express— ) 7i60 10:45 Cht'KO.Mllw'kee. Madison j an pm i Chicago—Atlantic Express.. 10:40 pm ii:ss am Chicago— Fast Mall 6:23 pm 9:00 am North-Western Limited- V 7:30 8:16 Chl'go.MHw'kee, Madison) pm am \Vausau,F .duLac.Greenbay 6:25 pm 0:00 am Duluth. Superior, Ashland.. t8:l0 am +5:20 pm Twilight Limited— \\ 4:00 10:30 Duluth, Superior, Ashland ) { pm ,pm ' suCity. Omaha,Deadwood.. +7:10 am! 3:00 am Elmore, Alsroua, DesMoines t7:10 am +8:05 pm St. James, New Ulm, Tracy 9:30 am 8:06 pm Omaha Express— ) 8:80 8:06 Su. City, Omaha, Kan.Clty ) am pm New Ulm, Elmore ... ; 4:20 pm 10:85 am Fairmont, St. James. 4:20 pm 10:36 am Omaha Limited— ) 8:00 8:00 Su.Clty. Omaha, Kan. City ) pm j am Minneapolis, St. Pani & Saoit Ste. Marie Office, 119 Guaranty Building. Telephone 1341. , Depot, 3d and Washington Ayes S. - Leave. |~~*Dally. _ fExcept Sunday. | Arrive. • 9:45 am|....Pacific Coast Points....|*~6:i6p"m • 6:3spm;.... Atlantic Coast Points.. ..|* 9:3oam * Depot, and 'Washington Aveß~N. f 6:15pm|.... Glen wood Express >....|t B:46am | 8:55am|.... Rhlnelaader Local ....|t 6:ospm Wisconsin CENTRAL RAILWAY co. Office. 230 Nicollet. Phone 1936. Union Depot. Leave. | All Trains Dally. | Arrive. 7:25"am Chicago, Milwaukee and in-j 8:60 am 7:05 pm termediate points. | 6:35 pot Office, 328 Nic. Phone 122. Milwaukee Depot. Leave.) 'Dally^JExcept jfanflayTj ArrlT«^ * 7:soam Chicago.La Crosse.Mtlw'kee *10:50pm * 8:00pm Chicago,La Crosse.Mllw'kee *12:80pm * 6:25pm Chicago.La Crosse.MUw'kee * 3:2opm '7:3opm Chicago-P iooeer JLimited*&2(laiii * 3:45pm Chicago, Faribault, Dub'que * 9:2oam t 8:00pm .Red Wing and Rochester. fl2:3opm t 7:soam LaCrosse, Dub., Rk. Island flo:6opm * 7:soam Northneld, Ftvribo, Kan.Cy. * 6:lspm t 9:25 am... Ortonville, Milbank ... t 5:45pm * 7:35pm Ortonville, Aberdeen. Fargo* 6:55 am t 7:l6pm .Northfleld, Faribo, Austin, m:2oam t 4:4opm ....Hutchlnson. Olencoe.... t 9:4 Sam Office, 300 Nlc. Phone, main 860. Union Depot. Leave. |»Dally. fEx.Sun. tSun. only.j Arrive. t B:4sam|St. Cloud, Fer. Falls, Fargo t 5:32pm t B:46am|...Wlllmar via St. Cloud...lt 6:32pm *9:6oam| FLYER ttc^[^»p» t Whlmar, Su F.,Yan..Su City s:o2pm t s:l2pm Elk River, Mllaca.Sandst'nejt 6:o2pm t s:ospm ..Wayzata and Hutchlnson..if B:soam * 9:o3pm ..Minn, and Dak. Express.. * 7:ooam * 7:4opm Fargo, (3d. Forks, Winnipeg • 7:l2am ASTERN MINNESOTA. t 9:2oam|...Duluth, West Superior...Jt«:o3pm *U:sopm|...Duluth, West Superior...|* 6:loam Sleeper for 11:60 train ready at 9 p. m. Burlingtooßoute. Office, 414 Nioollet Aye. Leave for I Terminal Points. ~T Ax. from 7:Boam Chicago — Except Sunday,] I:9opm 7:9oam St. Louia—Except Sunday. .......... T:3opmjObio. and St. Louiß-Daiiy.| B:2fiam 3 I: 831 ffl<J »V* ji SRI \ &S& It I I KarlTyrTT^(vJ*t*Lct3»U Electric Lighted—Ob- Leave Arrive serration Cars to Port- „._.__ i * - land. Ore.,Tlaßutte. Mlssoula, # 10:10 *1:45 Spokane. Seattle, Tacoma ' am pm Pacific Express *} Fargo, Jamestown, Boze- „ « „ -_' - — __ man, Helena, Butte, Spokane, * 1 1 :1 5 * 7 :05 Seattle, Tacoma, Portland... pm am Fargo and Leech Lake Local St. Cloud, Little Falls, Brain- f9 :0 t 5:10 •rd, Walker, Bemidjt, Fargo.. \ m . 'pm Dakota & Manitoba Express Fergus Falls, Wahpeton, Moorfiead, Fargo, Crookiton, _ o __ ._ Grand Forks, Ormfton, Win- *B:4* *6:40 nl peg pm am "DULUTH SHORT LINE" ts^am DULUTH & m n'SlgggS SUPERIOR t ?;»gPg " •Dally, tEx. Sunday. TICKET OFFICE—I 9 m<""HSc. MILWAUKEE STATION, UNION STATION, - Minneapolis. x St. Paul. Minneapolis & St. Ltuis R. R. Offlce.Nlc. House. Phone 225. St. Louis Depot. Sunday. Others Dally. [ Leave. 1 Arrive. ' Watertown ft Storm Lake] ~~~"" ~ i Express t 9:20 am t 6:npm Omaha, Dcs Molnes, Kan sas City. Mason City and .y ;;"vi: Marshalltown f 9:35 am t 8:50 pa Esther vine Local 6:50 9:24 am StLouis A Chlo'go Umlt'd 7:36 pm 8:06 am Omaha and Dcs Molnes - > - , Limited 8:85 pm 7:25 aa