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On SunnySfop are grown the grapesthe finest specimens in all the worldthat yield their frag rant juices for Z3*osv^ Champagne. Gently hissed by a. temperate northern sun, they ripen with a flavor unequalled anywhere. We preserve this flavor without artificial means. Paul C. Hirschy, the well known op tician and aurist, is now agent in the northwest 01 the Mears Ear Phone company. This instrument is of a veiy recent invention and extremely simple operation. It is an electrical device and can be carried very handily in a shirtwaist or a vest pocket, and is prac tically invisible. The instrument is fitted to each individual ear much the game as spectacles are fitted to the eves, and there is a perfect fit in each case. The instrument is known as Nuhearos,'' and is in no respect simi lar to the ordinary trumpets and con vocation tubes. Mr Hirschy would be pleased to show one of the instruments to anyone inter ested, at his office, 518 Nicollet av rnue, second floor. THE IMPROVED SYSTEM OF CROWN AND BRIDCEWORK. Dr. C. L. Sargent Syndicate Block, 521J Nicollet Av. hapman's 8th and Nieollel SPECIAL S FO WEDNESDA Pieplant 12c Oyster Plant &SL* 5c Hubbard Squash Sr, 8c 14th Annual Clearance tale Before Inventory. PrunelsSun* 20c n______*_k. Luxurybrands, 20c size, 16oi Q__ prunes i5c_ue.i2o._oosi_e us Red RaspberriesS?S3e Figs Figs Marmalade Clam Juiee fsii^. BVs-pound boxes Pulled Figs, "7 worth $1'.2S. Special, per box.... I Imperials, washed, 1-pound baskets regular 25c special. I9e !5c 81 Hartley's, in stone jars, reg. 25c, special. Buckwhea ^^r^J:':: 8c Raisins!____.. 8c Olive Oil iT^'-^l": $1.55 fl AV A Conntv. natural condition, large Oneida I4e a County natural condition large I 69S and small asm the pods, per A Finest Illinois, free from silks, "TCA UUl lnl per can 7o. per doz 191 A Oneida County, special per A I Ef| UOl lal can14o. perdoz 9_|9U can 14-0 per do Special prices on soap by the box. Soap In every box of PAPAYA we potin an envelope containing twenty small tablets, which we call MYERS' LAXATIVE STOMACH TONIC Long name for such small tablets, hot you will find them .the nicest laxative you have ever used They touch just the right spot in the Sluggish Liver besides be ing a splendid Stomach Tonic Sold only with MYERS* PAP AYA TABLETS. GUARANTEED TO CURE OR MONEY REFUNDED. Sold by A. D. Thompson Drug Co., 1st av S and 3d st and 401 Nicollet av. BEAUTY Tcomplexionl. O look wel take care of your Donot allow un sightly pitriples, blackheads, tan, or freckles to blemish your skin. Derma-Royale will remove these like magic. Cures Eczema and Tetter. Used with DERWA-ROYALE SOAP, a perfect skin is insured. Derma-Royale $1.00 Derma-Royale Soap, .25 Portraits and testimonials sent on request THE DERMA-ROYALE CO., Cincinnati, 0. Solely recommended by Voegeli Bros., cornet Hennepin and WaSb oor. 7th t Nicollet. ^iA Jbv*_f J.* 1 *-':**_ CITY NEWS TO WN TALK T,. -3 EVENTS OF TONIGHT El- I Metropolitan TheaterMaxln I liott in "Her Own Way." Bijou TheaterRussell Brothers in I "The Female Detectives." I Orpheum TheaterModern vaude vllle. i I Lyceum Theater"Lend of the I Midnight Sun." I Unique TheaterVaudeville. I Dewey Theater "The Devil's I Daughter." I I Courthouse International poultry show. 1 St. Mark's ProcathedralAddress. I "Father Gear and the First Garrison I I at Fort Snelling." Rev W. C. Pope. I First Baptist ChurchConcert. Da vld Bispham. I Portland Avenue Church of Christ Organ recital, Hamlin Hunt Wesley E ChurchMidwinter I commencement, Central high school. Como, Avenue Congregational ChurchLecture, "Japan and Her I People," Rev. George Albrecht 8 _, T_. _.._._. visiting in Minneapolis. 4 shovels, as snow flurries are due tomor- roWi The class day exercises of the graduat ing class of Calhoun school will be held at 2 m. Wednesday in the school as sembly room. E O. Yancy will leave tonight for Pa ducah, Ky to attend the funeral of his sister, Belle Yancy, who died there sud denly yesterday. Subscriptions to all magaslnes and pa pera taken to the Century News Store, 8 Third street S, near Hennepin avenue, will receive prompt service. Rev. George Albrecht, formerly of Japan, will give a free lecture this evening in Como Avenue Congregational church. His subject will be, "Japan and Her Peo- ple." The "turn-off crew" of the water depart _i ._ v. mvT plain to her mat i merit has completed its labors. There The charity ball given Sunday night in gaying8. the Third Ward Republican hall for the shot a short time ago^ netted the commit tee several hundred dollars. John W. Arctander will give his inter esting illustrated lecture on "Alaska" to morrow night at the Bethlehem Nor wegian Lutheran church, Eighteenth street and Fourteenth avenue S, for the benefit of the church fund. abodev I_ee will claim tha+ was born in this country and has a perfectly good right to be here. The meetings which are being held nightly at the Trinity Methodist church, NE, are increasing in interest. There will be special musio tonight. Thursday night a detachment of the Salvation Army will be present, and on Friday night Kev. In the service at San Juan, Porto Rico, the position of olerk in the lighthouse of the third district is desired. Spanish will be required. The salary will be $76 a month. Stenographers and typewriters (male) are wanted in the Philippines at salaries rang ing from $1,200 to $1,400 a year. William Eldred, a young man living with his widowed mother at 1515 Fourth avenue S, was given a straight sentence of ninety days in the workhouse by Judge Waite yesterday morning. Eldred went home drunk Saturday night and began to abuse his aged mother and she was forced to call for police protection. Eldred es caped before they arrived, however. Sun day morning he went home and pursued the same tactics and was arrested. SIZE, PRICE. TION. TELL It is possible for your Journal want ada to be productive of more results by word ing your ad properly. For Instance, In renting rooms the aixswers will be better and more numerous if you tell the size, price, direction, locality, accessible car lines, etc., than if you merely give the street address. Tell the whole story, and readers will be Interested. Think before you write. Word your ad earefully. Do you like good coffee Ask for McLaughlin's Coffee. It is the best and sold at reasonable prices. McLaughlin & Co., Chicago Importers. "FOUND" Odd Notice in Prominent Southern Fa* per of Interest to Minneapolis Resi dents. One of the best known newspapers in the south is the "Guide" of Dunn, N.C. Its publisher J. P. Pitman, sends us the following clipping with request to pub lish: "Poundby the editor of the Guide, a bottle of Hyomei, the wonderful treat ment that cures catarrh without stom ach dosing. We can speak in highest praise of its remarkable power to cure and relieve catarrh of. the0 head and. throat. vx, *-.,,_.--_ -__ of those who suffer the torture of that terrible disease, catarrh.'' Tn sending the clipping, Mr. Pitman wrote the following letter: I inclose a little piece from my paper, issued You will see from this that Jtoday. I take pleasure in spreading am and near the knowledge of this sure relief for catarrh.K' MISS BEE TAYLOR i* DEFIES A JUDGE WOMAN OF SENSATIONS I N AN OTHER ONE NOW. Creates Much Excitement in Contest of Her Uncle's Will in San Francisco Six Tears Ago She Attacked St. Paul School Superintendent then the War Department. Miss Bee Taylor has come to the front again, the central figure in still another sensation. Her debut was made about six and soon made attacks on Secretary $ Root and the administration's policy in (the ta King o_- Rossland, C. until ,_. eight years ago of the Security bank, is No sh ha bee aw 8 0 neapo mOAfed si William Fielder, the presiding elder, will Minneapolis Mrs. W. C. Fosburgh of preach. 1 Devils Lake: George L. Boynton of St, Examinations for poslt-cms In the Phil- Paul. Mrs. D. Stanley Ostle of Liver- lppine and"Porto Rican service were an- pool, Eng and Miss Llu Boynton of nounced by the civil service commission Minneapolis, today, to be held some time in February creatin cour eir a Dayton's great clearance sale begins ia defendincgi thi will of hear uncle, Monday Low prices will be a feature. James D. Taylor, who died in a cheap See Saturday night's papers. lodging-house on April 12, 1903, and left Warnings to householders come today an estate of $20,000. Mrs. Lizzie Tay- from the weather bureau to get out snow lor MeBride, her aunt, who is not men- Qer Sh evidence, were about 200 delinquents, but with the dead would rise to haunt me exception of fifty they paid their taxes' ere to let the charges rest while I as soon as they were without water. ca dlprov 0 benefit of the widow of Michael Grod- attitude that the court clerk seized her nick, the special police officer who was an( Herman Brown, an inspector in the __.___..*_. p-idT .n0nT.a11n.lrv health department for several years, is to The Plymouth Exclusive Linen fcaunary, be appointed chief sanitary inspector in Established 1893. The cleanest laundry, the place of Harry Luxton, who has re- Underwear, hosiery, etc., excluded, signed to accept a position in the office of Shirts hand-ironed. Collars and cuffs the clerk of the district court. finished equal to new. And, until March 1, every Dollar's worth of paid laundry slips entitles you to One new collar, "Lion Brand," free. The records of the daydeaths, births, marriages, hotel arrivals, railway time tables, real estate transfers, building per mits and other information of interest will be found, together with want adver tisements on page 12 of this issue. Gee Lee, a Chinaman held in the county jail to answer a charge of being unlaw- Former Minneapolis Woman Expires at fully in the United States, yesterday fur- Devils Lake, N. D. nlshed 3500 bail and left his courthouse Journal. _uj_ -..111 nlolm Vie Twenty-fifth avenue and Taylor street j__ torsed DIREC- ___ Voegeli Bros. Drug Co., corner Henne pin ana Washington avenues and corner Seventh street and Nicollet avenue, in preparation for the catarrhal troubles of this season of the year, have ordered a large stock of Hyomei, and sell it un der guarantee to refund the money if it does not relieve. The complete out fit costs b"ut $1, and extra bottles can be obtained for 50 cents. Ask them to show you the strong guarantee under which they sell it. This remarkable remedy medicates the air you breathe, soothing and healing the mucous mem brane of the air passages, and making a complete cure of the w^orst case of catarrh, tf ^f^^mMt"~i ror San Franciscof.u Shee tioned in the will, is contesting it. When the hearing was had in Judge Troutt's court, Miss Taylor's attorney, Colonel T. F. Berry, introduced some evidence and then announced that he submitted the case. Instantly Miss Taylor was on her feet, trembling with anger and demanding that attention be demanded thatdefensee, she them," she is quoted as dramatic were her gestures and tried to force her away while the Bpectators i _.___. __!, excitement. Evidence was adduced by the contest sprang to their feet in their ant showing that the uncle, when he signed the will drawn by Miss Taylor, was so feeble that he had to be cared for like a baby." The Tsase will be heard further next Thursday. MRS. BOYNTON I S DE AD a ma a hnm PeCM- TO AOB .OU-BWi ,__- Devils Lake, N. D., Jan. 17.Bessie M. Boynton, wife of George H. Boyn ton, died here. She was born in Maine in 1841 and resided there until she move Minneapolis with her husband lg7 7 They were residents of Min iig ^.1 last June, when they to Devils Lake. Mrs. Boynton left children, Mrs. L. M. Sprague of Hub ar( Minn. Mrs. George C. Loomis of LOST $2,000 AND LOVER Servant Sues for Cash Loaned to a Coachman-Violinist. of the late John F. Merriam, St. Paul, some years ago fell in love with Ander son, tnen a coachman and a poor, strug fling violinist. She loaned her lover 2,000 and he went to Sweden to study his art and promised to come back and marry Fanny. He came back as a fa mous violinist but spurned his former love and refused to pay T)ack the $2,000, she says. RUMOR IS RESUSCITATED Surveyors Start Talk of Tonka-Minne apolis Trolley lane. Mysterious surveyors have appeared at Excelsior and the citizens are again a furore of excitement over their non-committal business-like way of proceeding to work. The rumors of a street railway extension from Minne apolis to Lake Minnetonka have come to life again, and the people of the village- are confident that they will have better facilities for reaching town the coming season. Both President Thomas Lowry and Yice President C. G. Goodrich deny any knowledge of the import of the story or the purpose of the surveying crew. SHOW A SUCCESS Newsies and Solons to Grace Closing Night of Poultry Exhibit. The Minnesota poultry show will close Whiie 1 Tuesday, Evening", THE MINNEAPOLIS, JOURNAL. January 17, 1905. years ago, when, as editor of a little college, to the position of first assistant weekly paper in St. Paul, she preferred secretary of Agriculture, is attracting highly sensational charges against the wide and favorable attention. Presb then superintendent of schools. The comment all over the country is favora- superintendent left the city and the sub- ble to the appointment and complimen- ject finally was dropped and forgotten, tary reference to the experiments which Then the woman was appointed clerk Professor Hays has conducted with in the war department"' at Washington eminent success, to^ increase the north- __j _._ _ii._-.__ _. i west wheat yield is being generously made. The following from the Denver News of Jan. 14 is an example of the favor Philippines^ She was discharged We are now open for business at our, for insubordination. She appealed to new store, 622 Nic. ave. Feeley & Crocker, congress and to the supreme court, but 1 able comment which "Professor Hays Fresh, sweet violets in abundance at learned that she had been subjected onlysecretary to departmental disciplinteo and that Latham's Conservatory, 83 Tenth street 9 _. _-. had the right dismiss __nder tfa cireumstan ces -_D -v -_v tonight. The state legislators have been was referred to the building committee luxuc.. This mention is made not as iUVited to lend dignity to the occasion with instructions to designate tour an advertisement, but in the interest PROF. HAYS' WORK HIGHLY PRAISED BOUQUETS FOB NEW ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE. Newspapers Comment Favorably on Minnesotan's Appointment Denver News Tells of His Fifteen Years of Patient Work Which Will Increase Wheat Yield of the Northwest. permitted to testify in her own and one-half bushels to the acre over their bluestem crops. Fifty thousand bushels represented the increase in the state's Bu your attorney has submitted case," said the ."nidge. "e is discharged I discharge him," the case, said the judge ''H is discharge said the defendant She would not be swoin, but con sented to affirm. Then she launched forth in a violent denunciation of a wit ness for the defense, the landlady of the house where her uncle died, calling her "perjurer" and "slanderer," and ignoring the judge in his effort to ex lai to her that she was overriding the The appointment of Professor W. M, o:f the Minnesota Agricultural Hays 0 the newsboys will give It the eclat i schools in convenient locations. I desire to push, the selling while the bookshave not been balanced, I has no authority to promote such a pro* a one A^lli a exhibited and in interest taken The show will be at its best this even ing, during the closingJ Fly-ll hours. "Coast a pigeon' was released at noon today and started on the long overland trip to San Francisco. The bird was not long In find ing his direction and started off at a ter rific pace. A SUCCESSFUL COMEDY. The Scribner & Drew company are pre senting "The Devil's Daughter" at the Dewey theater this weeki This is the original company that had a successful run of 160 performances at the Court Street theater, Buffalo, during-the Pan Amerlcaa exhibition. The News appointment has awakened says of him: From all over the world he secured sam ples of wheat, 1,000 in all. Having been called to the Minnesota college, he planted these seeds on separate plots, and tended them carefully, selecting from each plot the best seeds for replanting. He crossed the pollen, and studied and selected the best of the hybrids. Gradually he secured better and better wheat, until at last his efforts were crowned by the production of two varieties, "Minnesota 163" and "Min nesota 169," each of which vield^d on the university farm five bushels an acre more than the ordinary "bluestem," which was the favorite of that region. Two years ago seed of "Minnesota 169" was distributed to six farmers, and every one of them reported an increase of four vast undiscovered continents in this di rection for every Columbus who has the courage of conviction and the requisite peisistence. An Iowa Tribute. The Washington Star publishes a let ter from Eldora, Xowa, which says, in part: 'Iowa people aie very much pleased at the appointment by the president of Professor W. M. Hays of the Univer sity of Minnesota as assistant secretary of agriculture. Mr. Hays was born on a farm about five miles south of Eldora, near where the present town of Gifford is located, and he received his first schooling in Haidin county, and his mother and brother still reside theie. Mr. Hays for years has been the personal friend and correspondent of Secretary Wilson of the president's cabinet, and for many years at Ames' agricultural col lege the two were associated. Mr. Hays is the author of many books upon agrisan cultural topics w_4ch have been of great benefit to th!erT$FJne^- also been very mucfrnnterested in the matter of plant breeding and thruout the "United States Professor Hays is en authority on this new science t.nd industry. He has originated and in troduced two varifti^s of wheat, which are now being grown upon several thou sands of acres of lsnd in Minnesota." DICE FERRIS PROMISES O BECOM E A TRUST Dick Ferris gives promise of becom ing a theatrical syndicate all by him self. Besides the Boyd theater at Omaha, which he will open next April with a stock company, he will start another company of eighteen players in A broken heart as well as a depleted BtoVk "productions, at popular prices, at purse was testified to yesterday in Seattle, Seattle, Wash. He is Judge Orr's court in St. Paul by Fanny 1 closing negotiations to take possession Anderson, plaintiff in a suit against A. I a SO as engagement y. Osterlmd to collect $2,000 on a note (Batesocloses.the James Neill th IVIinne iven by Emil W. Anderson and in- apolis matinee favorite of a few sum- by the defendant. mers ago, closed a long engagement at Miss Anderson, a servant in the home the Seattle, Jan. 7, and Mr. Perns ofe Blanche thinks he can make good himself. In Mr. Ferris' words, "Seattle looks good to me." The Klondike business opens in the spring and the city gives promise of commercial growth. A popu lar priced stock company is expected to be a money-maker for Ferris. It looks, too, as if Mr. Ferris would break into San Francisco and give the theater goers of that city something good in the way of strong productions at less than millionaire prices. He is studying the situation and has opened up correspondence looking to a house in the big California town. He now has two road companies, the Omaha house, a half interest Check- ers,' which will come to the Metropoli tan in March, besides the Ferris Stock company at the Lyceum. WI LL ASK FOR BON DS it miffht otherwise lack. I No action was take on the Commer- Thf %Z2* 7 have been made the cial club resolutionn concerning the guests of the show and every youngster smoke nuisance..The plan of&s estab- who cries papers on the street will have lining school savings J*^ a free ticket: The Journal Newsboys', doned"on the advice of Frank Healy, band will be present to furnish music, city attorney-who^^3 that the board School Board Decides to Make Request of the Legislature. It was formally decided by the board of education last evening to ask legisla tive authority for a $200,000 bond issue for new school buildings. One-half of the revenue from the sale of the bonds is to be devoted to the erection of a fifth high school, and the remainder for additional grade schools. The commit tee on legislation appointed some time ago will look after the matter. Professor Conway McMillan of the state university, urged the board to co operate in a plan to establish a free lec ture course to be delivered in various public schoo-l buildings., The matter aban 8 of ^Directors Quinby, Bintliff and Hicks poultry, were,named asja committee to^prepare suitable resolutions on the retirement of former Directors F. G. McMillan and N. F. Hawley.. Missg Kathermethe Brazie was elected ri^ stenoraSrto superintendent in place of Miss McGregor, who leaves this week for California. GROCERS' OFFICERS INSTALLED. Officers were installed by the Minne apolis Retail Grocers' association last evening. They x -.President, H. J. Dahn vice president, *!__:. M. Pryts treas urer, "Li. Peterson secretary, T. F. Courtney. J. C. Sheehan, G. H. Filbert, J. T. Williams and P. 0. Hanson, the asso ciation's delegates to the national asso ciation at Cincinnati, announced they would leave Sunday evening. Defective Page COMPLETE OFFICE AND BANK FURNISHERS. wheat crop thru Professor Hays' efforts In 1904 200 farmers secured and planted the new seed, and the yield was more than 500,000 bushels greater than it would oth erwise have been. Thus, thru the careful, painstaking ef fort of one man during a period of fifteen years, will the world's annual supply of wheat be increased many millions of bush els. But the end is not vetthe same painstaking effort that has produced an increase of four and one-half bushels per acre can continue the increase. The field is practical'ly an unlimited one, if not in Thursday, Jane Corcoran ..."Pretty Peggy" wheat, then in other grains. There are AMUSEMENTS Metropolitan N. Scott, Manager. TONIGHT. MATINEE TOMORROW. Charles Dillingham Presents MAXIME ELUOTT In the Clyde Fitch Comedy, Jan- 23 2* 2 S 'Cinderella and the Prince" Open 8:30 Close 5:30 Except Saturdays. Under management of Witt Bros. Round Steak, pound 8 Rump Roast, pound 7 Pot Roast, pound 7 Rump Corned Beef, pound 7 Witt's Picnic Hams, per lb. 7c TelephonesT. C. 86, 116- N. W. Main 4500,. 4501. MOTO BOA RACIN IN PROSPEC AT TONK A Motor boat racing at Minnetonka will begin next spring with the launch ing of Tom Shevhn's forty-foot racer. The boat will be built on the same lines as the fast boats that have be come famous on Long Island sound. Instead of gasolene as a propelling power will be in the neighborhood of seventy. At high speed the launch will out the water at anywhere between sixteen and twenty miles an hour, leav ing all other flyers on the lake. The front of the launch will be equipped with a glass hood. Two other fast launches have been ordered and will be launched at the Moore boathouse. These will have gas olene engines, about eight horsepower. They will be 28 feet long each and will be owned by F. L. Moffit and Dr. George McLam. Their lines will in sure a high speed, as they are being built on the torpedoboat style. Mr. Moore said this morning that he believes that fast motor boat racing will be the fad in the next two years. tth ST NEAR HENNEPI* WAY "n,n Sanitary Meat Dept. Witt's Regular 4 Hams, per lb. Auto boats 30 to 40 feet in length. Motors from 25 to 75 H. P. Cabin cruising launches. Open launches 16 to 30 feet. Row boats, sail boats and canoes. Send 2c stamp for catalogue. --__-__= For Further Particulars Call on or Address ass Moore's Boot Work*, Wayzata, Minn. ^UM Former Alderman A. S. Adams is a force "steam will be used, and the horse candidate for the office of superintendent MA CEYP+ SECTIONAE\ OFFICE FURNITURE Sectional Filing Cabinets, Card Indexes, Sectional Bookcases, Adjustable Roller Book Shelves, Letter Files, Check Files, Legal Blank and Insurance Policy Cases. A system of unitseach section a com- plete cabinet. Can be added to from time to time when more sections are desired. In addition to wooden filing devices we show also a similar line of Cabinets con- structedentirely of STEEL ataslight advance over price of ordinary wooden files. We also designand build to order steel interiors forVaults,Safety Deposit Compattments,etc. Complete stock of Index Cards, Guides, Transfer Cases and Supplies for all makes of filing devices always on hand for immediate delivery. OLD DESKS AND CABINETS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE. 5th St, 6th St & 1st Ave. S., Minneapolis, Minn. AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS MODERN VAUDEVILLE. Evenings, 160 26o 6O0. Prices never change. THIS WEEK Nicollet Avenue 1st Ave. SSth St. Minneapolis. Ths largest and best equipped market west of New York City. SPECIALS FOR WEDNESDAY ONLY. The Finest Navel Oranges, per box, $ 3 dozen, 20c up Strictly Fresh Eggs, dozen 25G Fancy Brick Cheese, pound 14e MOORE'S BOAT WORKS Witt's Choice Bacon, per lb. 25c 11c DeliveriesExcellent service to all parts of the city. For thrills it is said to leave auto racing in the shade. Besides its other attrac tions, there are no country constables Jvea8inS'~-9oat5oUpBellDon'tDomingKatie to regulate the speed, and business men ^S^S^t?iMa^n^ wall be able to knock off forty or fifty miles between business and dinner with out trouble. A. S. ADAMS WANTS IT He Is a Candidate for Superintendent of ParksElection Saturday. of parks, and it is likely that there will be a warm contest in the board meeting Saturday. W Berry, the incumbent, is also a candidate Secretary A Ridgway and Attorney J. Rockwell will be candidates for re election and have no opposition. Vice President Fred H. Smith is the only can didate for the office of president. THREE ARE REAPPOINTED. Three reappointments to places on state boards were announced by Governor Johnson last evening, and sent to the sen ate for confirmation Dr. J. D. McGaugh ey of Winona is ^reappointed on the state board of health, DI. Clara D. Gerrish on the state board of osteopathic examiners, and Mrs. William Thompson^ of Stf Paul on the state art society governing? board. ONE-HALF OFF ON ALL Soar fa, Muffs, Boas and Stoles THIS WEEK ONLY A few more of our $80 For Lined Coats for $60. A. ZEKIAH, Furrier 23 5th St S. Between. Nic. & Henn. CU THI S OUT-IT'S WORT MONE mmm* \Want jd Cash Coupon This coupon doubles in value the cash yon pay for an ad to be inserted under the following headings: Board and Booms Offered, Board and Booms Wanted, Board Offered, Board Wanted, For Bent Furnished Booms. For Bent Furnished Houses, For Bent Furnished Flats, For Bent Miscellaneous, For Bent Unfurnished Booms, Wanted to Bent. If you pay for one time, this coupon extends it another. If you pay for one week, this coupon extends it another week and so on. Remember this coupon will only he accepted for the classifi cations named, and will not be good after March 1, 1905. "^S&M HALLEN AND FULLER CHI NO LA FOO JOSEPHINE SABLE REED and SHAW JAMES H. CULLBN IRVING JONES NEWELL and NIBLO THE KINODROMB MATINEE TODAY E. Raymond, Res. Mgr., Both phones, 3087. MATINBBSt Sunday, Tueadar. Thorfdari Saturday. The Ferris Stock Company In LAND OF THE MIDNIGHT SUN, Next Week ..A Poor Relation TIPWBT. MATINEE DAILY. _UJ_jWJbX (EVENINGS AT 81I8. Ladies* Matinaa Friday 100 20c CLARENCE WILBUR 10cs AND THE M0BNIN& .LORIES and 30 UNIQUESLILIERR.SeatsTIGEHTHDAUGHTESDEVILkwee0tParqueETHNI Next FAMILY THEATER. 4PERFORMANCES DAILY4 Afternoon, 2 and 8:30. Evening, 8 and 9:30 Refined Vaudeville. Illustrated Songs. Moving Plctu-er. MatineesEvery seat in house, 10c. Even- ing10c. 15c and 20c. Box seats. 25c JACOBLfTt The World-Famous RUSSEL BROTHERS In the Comedy Drama, The Female Detectives Matinee Wednesday at 2 30. Next week Hie Elinore Sitt SPECIAL Music SALE OP SHEET Latest N. T. Vocal and Instrumental SaccessM postpaid for 10c each or 8 for $1Always in th* WayHiawathaMy Cosy Corner GirlMy Lit tle Canoe^Blue' Cry, Dea* Let's All Go to Maud'sThe Troubadour Teasing^Coax MeMy San MaidGWe My Regards BroadwayThe Ghost That Neret Days of Old LonesomeMoozoo MayYankee Doodle Boy Won't You Be My Little BrideMessage of the VioletsDown on the Farm 6 for $1.00. Send stamp for catalogue. 100,000 other pieces. Ad dress VIRGIL MUSIC SUPPLY CO., Box 9, St. L, New York. Is better than any imported maca- roni that I have seen in recant yaara in this country. ~ii Cerealist, Department of Agricul- ture, Washington, D. At Ait Groomrs. WATER FILTERS E. M. ANBER80N 604 Sykea Bleok. T. O. Phone 2874. Exclusive Offic FumituTe J. F. GA6E & CO. Corner Hen. Av. and 6th St. 0PTIOIM, Artificial Byaa. BEST, 409 HIna. y///A Hid*. OhAP* otH+jk+sFF LENOX RAWSONL ^ARCADE teeth =____