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$3"*S3P Normannaheimen PRODS THE SIMS FO INDIFFERENCE HELSINGBOEG'S POSTEN SAYS SOME SHARP THINGS. Declares That Norwegians Are Full of Fight While Swedes Are Trying to Placate Them, Regardless of Their Own InterestsDivision Has Not Yet Come. Helsmgborg's Posten declares that the Swedes aie too diffident and modest the conflict now raginej on the north pemusula, ami protests against the policy of continuously "turning the cheek to Noiwa\ foi anothei slap "The Noiwcgians boycott every con gross where thev might run the ru of meeting a Swede, but the Swedes con timie to invite the Norwegians to eveiy congiess, mi matter of what chaiacter," sa^ the Posten. "In the Ma\ demonstration at Stock holm, one of the paiticipatmg bodies had a banner with the motto "Justice to Norwav, Peace with Norway Tn other words thev "ay that the Swedes aie uniust toward the Noiwegians not withstanding that the latter had "pist leclare that they would never again Negotiate with the formei Tn the same demonstration was anothei banner with the inscription, "Down with Sweden, Lne Noiwa}' One can* won dei what the consequence would have been had the ,Chnstiania socialists shown banner with the device, 'Down With Noiwa\, Live Sweden "Q ui Swedish liberals, the most fickle and inconsistent in the world, scream as if possessed, when they suspect that thev ha\e not crawled sufficiently be fore the dear Norwegian brethren. The latter on their part make, borrow and srap together a fund of 70,000,000 kion-er for a war fund against Sweden Jleitofore the cry has been that it was the Swedes who were preparing for war. A diffident people, the Swedes, who bear everything." Norwegians Won't Retreat. The dissolution of the two kingdoms did not eventuate as rapidly as was an ticip?ted. There seems to be no re treat in thp Norwegian piogram, how ever, and the consular law will be put thru regardless of any othei consideia lion's To all piactical purposes the re Jations between the two countries are severed OBOLENSKY IS POPULAR But the Police Continue Their Outrages in Finland. Pr J, Obolensky, governor general nc of Finland, understands the Finnish people much better than his own peo pie, and is a personal favorite with the mass of the Tmns for the leforms he has already instituted. Still much of the good feleing he personally inspires is counteracted by the brutality of the police. Two Kussian soldiers had killed sev eral men, apparently for the sport of the adventure Moie recently the home of a boarding house mistress was entered DV masked men, who were equipped with duplicate ke With no explana tion whatevei, they proceeded to bind and gag the woman, who was clad only in her nightgown, the hour being mid night Thereupon they made a brutal search for incriminating matter, thru her rooms, emptying draweis, trunks, closets and cases, and leaving every thing like so much rubbish in the mid dle of the floor. The poor woman was found next morning, in a pitiable state, speechless with nervous exhaustion, sick with the pain of her plight. The affair was, of course, instantly reported to the chief of police, who an nounced that he was no degree re sponsible, noi did he know an\ thing at all about the case. Every one is certain, howevei, that such outrages are the do ing of the secret service police, and of nobody else. KING OSCAR AND THE LAPP How the Latter Got Justice at Stock holm After Long Journey. TJp in Norrland there once lived a Lapp who some way incurred the en nntv of his Swedish neighbors His sole earthl possession was a small herd of reindeer. His neighbors sought to chive him awav, and among othei in dignities imposed upon him they killed his entire herd The Swedish officers controlled the courts, and the Lapp was denied "justice at their hands. Tt was dreary winternever so cold nnd dieary anywhere else as in that far north country. The snow was deep. It was the "second watch" in the Scandinavian night. More than two months must pass before the sun would return from its summer home. Securely fastening his "skidor" to Jus feet, the deiected Lapp sailed swift ly over the snow several hunched miles to Stockholm, the Swedish capital. He knew that he was poor and ignorant, but he was a Swedish subiect, and as ?Tehtold uc would be received by King Oscar. his story. The king listened. His keen intuition detected the mius tice that had been imposed upon the Lapp He at once ordered a thoro in vestigation made, and the repoit \en fied the Lapp's complaint. The king compelled the slayers of the reindeei to make full restitution to the Lapp and Eunished 1 -I the officeis who had denied mi "justice. Aalesund Becoming Stone. Stone houses are spunging up in Aale Bund like mushrooms. Jn a vear it is expected that the entne citv will be re built. The chuich will not be ready, howe\er, as the authorities are unable to agree on the plans The town is again on a fairlv satisfactory footing. New Explosive Found. Gabiiel Bprnereim of Noidiord, Nor wa-y, has discovered a new explosive which is as powerful as dynamite but rheaper and.safer to handle He has been offered 25,000 kroner for his pat ent rights. Biornereim, while serving in Uncle Sam's army in Cuba was wounded in his leg and is living on a pension. Prince Carl Buys Villa. Prince Carl has recently purchaserd the so called Bystrom villa, onv D^urga den, foi 100,000 kroner. What his pur pose is no one seems to know. He wall naturally soon leave the prince's pal ace, but is supposed to have prepared for such a step by securing 1 Drottmng street. Big Collection for Children. About 100,000 kroner was collected on children's day, May 12, in Copen hagen. The day was made a holiday, and everybody was out on the streets. Fine ladies begged from house to house, popular actresses and actors passed the contributions or handled false han'd or gans. The royal family gave freely to all deputations. New Mine Near Kongsberg. Fiskum Mining syndicate has opened a mine a short distance from Kongsberg on the road to Drammen1. About 10 0 men are employed under the direction of Engineer Ottrbeck. The syndicate con trols fifty claims on which have been found ore containing copper, lead and zinc. I Ni Aj- S^-W f^rSitA^U^mfkM -fi4 rife i in if if Men, This is the Season of White. WHITE NEGLIGEESWe offer one of the best white Madras negligee shirts in the two cities a stylish, roomy, comfort able shirt, separate cuffs, at WHITE NEGLIGEES, PLAITED. For those who prefer the plaited shirt, the Dayton shirt, manufactured by the Quaker City Shirt Co., is the best for the money at $1.00 Dr. Gertrude Stanton is an acknowl edged expert in her profession. She makes a specialty of work for wom en and children and guarantees all her work. $150 and $2.00 Lace Mitts, 50c For Saturday Women's elbow length Lace mitts, blacks and whites, regularly $1.50 and $2 00, in one lot, S I If* choice "Oxford" Days Are Here. We have the new summer styles ready for you, in white buck canvas, chocolate, kid, Russia, patent kid, etc.$ Jairstyle.!.at:. $1.00 Figured and striped Mad- ras plaited bosom shirts, separate cuffs are good ones for wear, fit and gen- eral satisfaction, $1.50 50c SOX ARE THE BEST FOR THE PRICEA most complete and varied assortment in the new spring and summer colorings fancy hsles, plain and Jacquard stripes and clocks, I 1^* the very best, pair UNION SUITSSummer weight Union Suits, the Su perior make, suits which fit better, wear better and feel better than any other Balbriggan, Lisle Thread, Mercerized, $1.00 $1.50 $2.00 Optical Parlors (SECOND FLOOR.) Careful attention given the fitting of glasses. Other styles in Women's Oxfords, tan, patent (fc^ j-{\ and kid, at 4^.OU See the new things for Children In Slippers, Oxfords and Sandals 40-inch Paris LawnsExtremely fine and sheer, real linen finishthis is the finest ever offered at this price, would be good value at 40c yard 36-inch Japanese LinensThese are Bookfold sheer quality, soft as silkall pure linenjust the thing for shirtwaist and wash suits, would be cheap at 55c, yard.... OOC Wash DressesOne big lot of Children's Dresses splendid materials strictly fast colors. There are a few white among the lot. Formerly $3.95, $3.50, $3.00 and $2.50 choice, each Fine Summer White Goods Reduced for Saturday Try to Come Early for First Choice. 22c Genuine "Old Bleach" Linens Reduced 70c quality 36-inch Old Bleach Linen 55c 75c quality 36 inch Old Bleach Linen 58c 85c quality 36 inch Old Bleach Linen 69c $1.00 quality 36 inch Old Bleach Linen T8c $1.75 quality 72-inch Old Bleach Linen $1.35 $2.00 quality 90-inch Old Bleach Linen $1.65 White Japanese Silks The approach of hot weather make3 one of these soft, sheer silks almost a necessity. They are unexcelled for wear and wash beautifully, for Waists, Dresses, Underwear. 36 inches wide, 1,000 yards, extra strong, ex tra heavy, worth 39c, at JLJIQ, 500 yards, 27 inches wide, ex tra fine, worth 60c, A at47c. 47C 500 yards, worth 85c, at at 50c Hosiery^Special 29c Lisle Hose, mottled effects in new shadings, drop stitch hose, fancy embroidered boots, also brilliant lisle Eicheheu ribbed, and fast black gauze lisle hose, each and every pair 50c quality, Saturday, Ofli" only $2.50 HosierySpecial, $1.25 For the MoneyThe best you have ever seen, the finest quality French Lisle, fancy hosiery drop stitch, all over embroidery, black, clocked boots, fancy colored tops, plain gray and tan, finely embroidered ankles, green, blue, mais and purple colorings, beautiful hose in this lot, to $2.50 per rf g pair, Saturday, only *P 1 && Flshingr TackleComplete stock priced very low Hendrix double multiplying Reels, solid brass, with click and drag 39c Hendrix quadruple multiplying Reels, only 95c Shakespeare Reels, from $13 7 5 down to 95 0 American Ball-bearing Reels, only 86-50 75 feet braided silk Casting Line, only 25c 84-foot braided Trolling Lines at 5 Nickel plated Trolling Spoons, all sizes 5 Friday Evening, THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL. June 2, 1905. 75c Underskirts 59c $1.25 Night Dresses 97o $1.25 Petticoats 95c $1.89 Shirt Waists, white lawn embroid ery insertion trimmed collar and cuff to match, all sizes, reg. Ofti^ $1.25 values for VOC White Lawn Waists, pin tucked yoke turn over embroidery collar, but tons in back, made from d?'") A A sheer lawn, sizes to 44 M'^*"" 50c fancy stripe dimity waista, col ors blue, pink and green, sizes to 44 regular 98c A r\ values for ^yt s.. w..Tc!?l 3.50 if $4.00 40-inch India LinonsThis is one of our standard numbersfine and sheer, not the common sort, suitable for waists or f\\J /-r full dresses our 12%c grade yard.. V/aC Summer WaistingsFine light summer weight all the scarce pin dots and neat little ef fectsvery fine quality, would be -j 1 cheap at 40c yard jL%jQ/ 59c inches wide, 500 yards, 36 worth $1.00, 69c Neckwear 250 dozen pure Surah Silk Windsor Ties, deep hemstitched ends with handsome silk embroidered anchor, crescent and Fleur de Lis, 25c values, Saturday, each 19c A rare chance to buy a handsome Lace Col lar, 120 in all, importer's sample line of rich Point de Vemse, circular Lace Collars, white, ecru and Arab shades, exclusive de signs $2.50 values, each $1-28 $1.50 values, each 98c A clean up of handsome Wash Stocks, em broidered Linen and Lawn, turn over Col lars, some slightly mussed from window ex hibit, 25c to 30c values, 1/^ Saturday, each IOC Imitation Skinner Trolling Spoons, all sizes 10c Hendrix Casting Spoons only.5c Triple jointed Bamboo Poles, only 25c Hammocks, cotton weave, 10% feet long, with curved hard wood spreaders on each end, worth $100, only 69c Hammocks with valance, fringe, pillow and spreader 95c Hammock, close woven, 11 feet long, with pillow, spreader, val ance and fringe, only ..$1 2 5 Elegant line Hammocks, rang ing in price at $1.95, $2-95, up to $ 4 95. While shopping remember that we serve a dainty lunch in our Tea Rooms, at very moderate prices. ,v Our Table d'Hote Dinner, 5 to 7 p.m. at 40c is a popular feature. SEVENTH AND NICOLLET Special attention given to Mail Orders. Write us for anything you want. June Sale Summer Undermuslins THEnHOTTESy Wash UnderskirtsCan you afford ot be without one when 75c buys a $1.50 fast color gingham petticoat, flounce tucked all sizes, $1.25 and $1.50 skirts, riC! for 75C weather of the year ushered in this sale, and prophets predict a unusuall hot summer. It will be money in your pocket to choose liber- ally from these offerings, a few of which we mention: 75c Chemise 50c $1.25 Corset Covers 79c 75c Night* Gowns 49 $8.50 Night Gowns.... $4.88 Seasonable Apparel for Women and Children THEREvaluesbeenSaturdalivelytexhibitione have many of selling on this floor this season and we have endeavored to give you for tha will mak another occasion of special interest to you. It is Clearance Time Now and Very Low Prices Take These Garments. Duck Skirts, white polka dot, plain and fancy trimmed, flounce, extra size waist bands, /t -g $1, $1-50 and %tl.y UnderskirtsBlack sateen, $1 25 kind, ruffle flounce, QO/- all sizes O^C $27.50 to $32.50 Tailored Suits, $12.50Think of buying a strictly man-tailored suit, which ordinarily sells for $27.50, $29.75, $32.50 at $12.50. New spring models, no holdovers from last season. Broadcloth, Panama, & .g ^-v Clay Worsted, Cheviots blouse jackets, I 7 ^11 silk lined, all sizes. Your choiee. White Lawn Shirtwaist Slightly soiled, sizes 34 worth former price $5, $6.50, $7.50, sale price Handsome Parasols and Umbrellas A CLEAN-UP of all broken lines of Silk Umbrellas at sweeping price reductions. Indications point to a hot, rainy summer one day you will seek shelter from the su-n, the next fI om showers. But there is real protection from both in these low prices 160 UmbrellasLadies' Dagmar silk, paragon frame, case and tas- sel, silver, oxidized, pearl tummed and natural wood QOi-* handles $1.25 value each O 100 UmbrellasLadies' Fine Silk Serge, lock rib frame, tight roll green, navy cardinal, brown, with tape edge and fancy border, $2.75 value.. Saturday, each 75 UmbrellasLadies' extra quality silk serge, lock rib frame, tight roll, case and handsome tassel green, navy, cardinal brown $3.00 values. Saturday, each.... 60 Qnly, SUlkJBarasolsLadies' tucked pongee and ribbon bfrSer, with pretty hemstiraffimg $3.00 values'. Saturday, each* 15c White Goods, 9c None to Dealers at this Price. 1500 yards White Goods, con sisting of 36-inch soft finished cross barred Nainsook 32-inch Figured Madras, fine soft finish, neat figures, would be cheap at 15c 9c a yard "Oh, for a Booke and a Shadie Nooke" "The Kentons," by Howells. "Sir Mortimer," by Mary Johnston. "Lux Crucis," a tale of Paul the Apostle. "Tomorrow's Tangle," story of California. "Gre at Adventurer," by Eobt. Shackleton. "Filigree Ball detective story by Anna Katherine Green, and hundreds of others pub lished at $1.50. Special, Srir* each .OUC Visit the book rooms on the second floor for the choicest selection of books for wedding and commencement gifts. 50c Drawers 39c $1.75 Drawers $1.35 $1.50 Corset Covers. ...$1.19 $1.50. Suits and 36, $2.95 Shirtwaist SuitsLinens, pongee, tan and white, lace insertion trim med, slightly soiled, sizes 34 to 38, former price $12, $14, $16.50, sale price $4.95 RaincoatsTan, Castor and Oxford, all sizes, worth to $20, special for this sale and Oxford $9.95 $1.89 rib frame $2.38 taffeta,, Dresden eta Dresde $2.25 a yard New Department Boys' Fine Clothing. Embroidered Wash TarnsRegular 75c. Saturday Aftr* special 75 Boys' Suits in Norfolks, double breasted, blouses and Russiansall have Knickerbocker trousersnot one suit sells for less than $7.00. Final clean-up, Sat urday special Boy' Wash Blouses and Negligee Shirts in hand- iO^ some colorings. Special Saturday T'Ow- Bright Daylight Basement. If S Fine FistlitlQ? Weather! Bright Daylight Ba New Steel Lawn Mowers, blades are hardened and oil-tempered, 8-inch wheel", two sizes., $ 2 9 8 and $ 2 4 8 Picnic Baskets, hardwood splints two sizes, 12c and 15c- Bissel's Domestic Carpet Sweep er all bristle brush, warranted,' only $169 Brooms, cheap a good kitchen broom, 4 and 3-string, at 19c and 15c Best 5-strmg tied Parlor Broom, worth 40c, only 25o Galvanized Wash Tubs, extra^ quality, with wired edges, only% No 0, 39c, No 1, 59c, No. 2^f 69c, No 3, 79c Colored WaistsMade from mercerized chambray colors, pink, blue and fancy pat terns all sizes, 34 to 44 the best values ever offered for new waists pm not one worth less than $1.25 to MINNESOTA HISTORICA1 (5001LIV, \X7 E Yo\ir choice. Light Shantung box and blouse jack ets, lace trimmedsizes mostly and 38, $10 and $12 values, for Choice of 200 Trimmed Hats, worth to $6.25..., Choice of 200 Trimmed d z: *7 ET Hats, worth to $15, for..40 /5 Large lot of Straw Shapes, all this season's goods, worth to f\ 7 $1.75, for OVC Children'sjlats for,school and dress largest line at positively lowest price. 1,012 yards Wash GoodsLot consists of high class Pans Wash Fabrics, silk and linen mix tures, printed nets, silk effects beautiful transparent material worth to 90c. AtZs* Choice, yard Tuv 1,232 yards Wash GoodsPrinted lawns, white ground with cadet blue figureswe make the price so low because they are slightly massed from handlingsat less than half price $4.98 Handkerchiefs 200 dozen Ladies' pure Irish Linen Hand kerchiefs, Demi-Laundered, ready-for-use, hand embroidered initials, good i value 12^c. Saturday, doz.... TOC 150 dozen Men's extra quality pure Irish Linen ys and %-ineh hemstitched Hand kerchiefs, full laundered, -g O 25c values, Saturday each IOC A few broken lines of Ladies', Gentlemen's pure Irish Linen, hand-worked initial Handkerchiefs, script, old English and block letters, 25c to 35c values, Saturday, each Veiling 35c and 50c Veiling600 yards handsome chiffon veiling, dotted, figured and hem stitched, brown, navy, black, white, car dinal, green and other desirable Lis, 25e values, ^/C urday, per yard -^W Learner hoods 6,609 Yds. Fine Wash Goods at Half Price Saturday No Limit Except to Dealers. Come Early. 1,513 yards Wash Goods^Many styles will go in this great collectionprinted materialsall kinds in this great collectionincluding printed voiles, twine suitings printed materialsmost of this lot is made up of odd piecesgathered up here and there are about fifty distinct styles, worth to 25c, no limit except to dealers, while they last 4c CONSTANTLY show an excellent and well- selected line of staple and fancy leather goods. These Saturday offerings testify to the money-saving pos sibilities- These Bags $4.79 Exclusive and Novelty Bags seal, walrus, 36 $5.00 Covert Tan JacketsThe $7.50 and $10 kind, mostly large sizes for this sale $4.75 Silk PetticoatsBlack and colois, same quality silk as in $7.50 and $10.00 skirts choice $5.00 Millinery for Saturday Only The Feature ot This Sale. Your selections are made from an al most entire line of New Hats. We have no old stock to offer $3.50 Ladies' Fine Cotton Ribbed Vests, tape run neck I5c 2 for Ladies' extra Lisle Ribbed Vests, a flexible extra quality regular 50c. Saturday 35c 3 for Ladies' Cotton Union Suits, out sizes 7, 8, 9 umbrella style extension hips reg price 75c Saturday Ladies' Fine Union Suits.umbrella andI tight knee A alligator, etc., all desirable colors, $5.50 to S /L \J $12.00 choice of the lot *K Clearance Suit Oases, One-Third OffOn Saturday any suit case or traveling bag in the store, and there are many excellent ones, and many that are I already modestly priced some are /Y| fitted with toilet necessities, at Drug Sundries Armour's Bath Soap, Witch Hazel, Glycerine, Cold Cream, etc. large 10c cake for 5c cake ^%A half dozen OUC Four-Quart Water Bottle, $2.00 value, gr for %P 1. AT) Demonstration of Delicate Perfume, all /\g popular odors, value 40c, Saturday, ounce JU&\m* pmm r Elizabeth M.Murray CORSETIBRE In Corset Parlors, SECOND FLOOR. Demonstrating and Fitting Redfern Corsets. Hair Goods One of the prettiest and best ar ranged departments in the whole house, especially adapted for sham pooing, manicuring and facial mas sage. Switches and Pompadours your own hair, upwards from $1.00mfroemad 1,710 yards Wash GoodsScotch linen suiting two-toned color combinationspure flax yarn, high-class novelty weave, for skirts and shirtwaist suits 75c value per yard tjC Saturday, each t)OC low neck, sleeveless, silk tape run, perfect fit... ^7 1 "Vr 18c 12c 1,142 yards Wash GoodsSuch as silk weft organdies^sheer printed mercerized fabrics French organdies^silk mixed mullsand many others, all worth to 40c -g r\ these while they last, yard JLVC Knit Underwear 25c $1.00 tight knee, d -g f\g\ Ribbons Three Specials for Saturday. 1,800 yards pure silk taffeta Bibbon, extra quality, 4 inches wide, black, white, cream, brown, pink, cardinal, nile and other desirable shades, 20c values, Saturday, per yard lOv 2,000 yards pure Silk Measaline Bibbon, just the ribbon for handsome sashes, bows and mil linery purposes, 8% inches wide, all colors, 29c value, Satur- |-v day, per yard 1 C* 1,800 yards hair and bow Bibbon of pnre silk taffeta, 2% inch wide, black, white, cream, pink, cardinal, nile, navy, brown, 15c value, Saturday per yard Kingston Clothes Wringer, lat est improved, warranted three years, only $2-69 New Defender Clothes Wringer, hardwood frame, solid rubber rolls, special $1-49 All steel Express Wagon, guar anteed to be the best one made not an iron casting on the wag- onSix sizes bodyNo 4, 59o'. No. 5. 69c No. 5%. 79o. No. 7, $100, No. 7%, $ 1 25 No. 8, $1.35- Boys' Wooden Wagon, body 26 inches long, with seat, 1JX16 inch wheels, only $1-25 9c