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!FEIDAY EVENING. MAY 10, 190 L
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I Exceptional Clothing Values
T /\pf» 1 ? r* i I Prices for
I Offered for Saturday i Day O n. y .
For Saturday, May the 11th, we offer some exceptional values
▼ in our men's ready to wear clothing; these goods are first class,
V and made up in the best possibje manner.
V We offer regular $10, $11 and $12 Suits,
" --^ >^ strictly all wool cassimeres and cheviots
O r^->ZI *n beautiu spring patterns; C^T 50
t^§^ also plain blacks and blues, **£•****
V, our price
4^ /V^Ner^ We offer the best value in men's ready-to
a . y*? y's\M*^\ wear suits, in black and blue clay worsteds,
♦ /\ \ also serges, ever offered <Eg /^V OO
/ J * \ in this city, for Saturday *P 1 \J VU
O r ■ Our entire line of men ready to wear
\. N, ' 'T *\ spring suits; none better in any respect,
Sff^vl^ V m our regular price $15.00, $ 1 0.00
X g v^VJL==, X \ojf your choice for Saturday ■** | jjj
yf /1 \ !!^^ One lot of youths' suits, regular $5, $5.50
L-/ / J/^^andfG values, in size 16, 17, 18 and 19.
♦ I / I For Saturday we make this <£ &5
111 exceptional low •P^^»U*^
: II I price in vestee suits regular $2.50 and
I We offer in vestee suits regular $2.50 and
A 11/ $2.75 vestee suits, single or double breast-
X 1 I I ed, vest made up in first class C-4 ft C
V ill shape. Saturday only, our *^ j| 9%jK*
W price
V ill Our entire line of blouse suits, made from
A II i strictly all wool wool serges and cheviots,
♦ \_jLs<^ V marked plain $3.50, $4 and C/*> CC
♦ \© \s!&m $4-50- For Saturda y onl ywe *P^* OCF
A jSttftift*^^^ make this extra low price....
♦ We have plenty of extra good values in Straw Bats
4 for Children, Boys and Men at all prices.
"We offer for Saturday a complete t - L . ' ■■■ -^^^^'.
A line of men's fedora hats, 5 <g .00 y^rr '■.^=-^v
Kin black, brown, pearl and Jj * f- r. '-^~~A
▼ nutria,reg. 51.50 hats, sale l~z —: . -^=^ l ?,'^:r'.
jT AH the new and up-to-date' styles I=. ; :^Sr: I
▼ are in stock at the lowest prices. :r: ==:: | ~." -
♦♦ We handle a full line of $-j.OO /001 Blli'lllillißagfc"^^
A Gordon Hats in soft and *J% C^Mllil^^^W^ 1
X stiff; price always the same — -~!^> J^^^^^^^^^/
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VERY LARGE WINNINGS
SO>IE PROFITS IX WALL STREET
Mention of Men Who Have Raked
.Million* Out of the
Pot.
New York, May 10.—How many made
fortunes? How many lost fortunes? These
are all-absorbing questions just now, in
connection with the wild panic which fol
lowed the remarkable Wall street boom.
Since the boom period culminated with
the great consolidation movements in the
steel corporations and in the various great
railway systems, it is probably safe to
say that no individual has added such
sums to his bank accounts as has that
veteran of finance, James R. Keene.
He and his son-in-law, Talbot J. Taylor,
have been important factors in the situa
tion for months. To attempt to state just
■what Mr. Keene's recent operations have
added to his fortune would be the merest j
guesswork.
Shortly before the close of the market
yesterday It was announced the firm of
Street & Norton, which is understood to
be acting for James R. Keene. had in
its possession 150,000 shares of Northern
Pacific common stock, which they were
disposing of for the cash market rate.
At that time the quotations were fluctuat
ing at from 270 to 340, the average be
ing 300.
Rumor has it that this holding had been
bought at 150. If the report is true, $22,
--500,000 -will be - cleared on the deal.
Whether this is distinct from the settle
ment reported to have been made at 150
yesterday by Mr. Keene with the "shorts"
"is not known. It was said Wednesday that
Mr. Keene had bought at or near 90. If
For Nervousness
Horsford's
Acid
Phosphate
Quiets and strengthens the
nerves and brain, restores the
appetite and gives refreshing
sleep.
Puts new life, new ambi
tion and new courage into a
debilitated system.
A Tonic and Nerve Food.
The genuine bean the name " Horsford's " on label.
PERUNAI
CURES CATARRH
OfSrOMACH.SOWELS,RIDNEYS I
AND FEMALE ORGANS.
Ssa'A-i . SEND 97 CTS.
11.76 up. JTJ Bffl ' "" _!!/*»■ Cut this ad. oat end send tons and state
m. \2a3i4j ' ■will whether Ladies' or Gnats' model is desired,
■i^'i' M*, j# * m „ «»_ height of frame and Rear, and we will chip '■
.^■P^n^QK. % - &JO^ TSJi one of our 1901 HIGH GRADE ROBERTS'
WK\\\lfimbk. » * Jt/SFK\ //^\ SPECIAL BICYCLES by freight or express
\\|//if\^k % jW /&\Vi\ \ /y^Ok 'as you may speoify) C. O. I>., subject to ex-
l/»/y« » HjW /#N > .*\ !//>' /«\ amination. You caa examine it at your depot
H«vC> '/v4l 1 Zar tt^s^Jr^^wi anii ' t0 *•* a high grade
fjf *—/r if——^hL£_S| l£>ol Bicycle, equal in all respects to any
ia 'JU /tfasK tft- •"laß'^.^lj $50.0QTThe«l jr'on e»»r saw and exactly as re-
V4—sT?^r%^w>^lf IT*^:?SCS \* —"T^/IVV^I II presented, pay the agent our special price
V&yjfl \vS^SKSrJF XV^VVV \V^H 821.87 lees th«B7e with order, or $21.00 and
y&Z/yfl VsSsMT^&&£ vC///\\V^V charces and bicycle is yours. *•■
I l\\\^ff^ mS *&&/ \\&J This bicycle is covered by a binding one
\-^y y& , M mT~jjir year guarantee and ast parts proving defect
■ fii Ifi ■ ** i in" 11 ire inside of one year will be replaced FREE
OF CHARGE. ■
It If constructed of the Terr finest material throughout. Best qua! it Shelby seamless steel tubing. Main
frame lH inches. FLUSH HEAD,M-1S inches. Bear Ft. sand forks \ inch, tapered to ,*• inch, ill rein
forcements are long drawn and perfectly welded. Ail joints are flush with 2* inch drop to crank hanger.
FOBKS hare doable oral croVns heaTily nickel plated—one of the handsomest crowns mode: nickel plated
fork tips; tapered fork sides with 3 inch forward curve. CEANK HAJ.GER, We use a new 1901 one piece
crank wiichiß admitted by all to be the best hancsr made. CRANKS are round wit 1 inch throw. PEDALS,
w»tt bast anality with hardened bearings, either rat trap or rubber. WHEELS are 28 inch best quality, Ex
ceUiorneedle wire spokes, 16x17 gange, 32 spokes in front wheel and 36 in rear. TIRES: Morgan & Wright
§01 double tnbe. fully uarantee3 or the jearlSOL KIMS, best Quality pek elm. neatly striked or pan
Mack. ENAMELING, three coats very best quality enamel, hand rubbed after each coat. COLOR, plain
black! no striping. BEARINGS, we use no stamped cups or head fittings all are turned from solid bar tool
steel all are highly ground and polished, which insures a perfectly smooth running wheel. HUBS, are yarned
from barsteel^ono*adjusting bearinc*.dust proof wash-»r«. Gents' frames are 22.24 or!26inch; gears, 720r80.
72 Always sent unless otherwise (specified. Ladies frnme* 20 or 22 ins., Re»rs. Ci or 74,67 gear always sent up
otherwise epeoiS«d. Everr part of tho Roberts' SPECIAL Bicycle U fully guaranteed. We can furnish
t£? ROBERTS^SPECIAIi with the celebrated G. *. J. detachable tire* for $100 extra. If desiredl. state to
whenordirSig. We have complete bicycle. f0rj11.75. The for *15 47 rue Blue Ribbon with Morgan
I W?iihtUi«s for $17.G7. All are bi« values. The EGBERTS' SPECIAL, is the best wheel made. Made for
thoeewho demand the best. Full set of tools in neat tool b« famished with each bicycle. Send for «pecial
bicycle catalogue. .•«;. ' .•: v . ....-'• ■--
T. I. ROBERTS' SUP r ' HOUSE. MINNEAPOLIS,^ MINN.
such is the case be is now $44,000,000
winner.
John W. Gates is commonly credited
with having cleared up about $1,500,000.
Another western man who has not done
badly is Norman B. Ream, who is said
to be a winner in the sum of $1,000,000,
and Arthur Orr, who has sold out at high
figures 20,000 shares of Union Pacific
which he bought three years ago, has
cleared at least as much. Marshall Field,
John and Michael Cudahy, James Patten
and John Dupee are also named among
the -fortunate Chicago millionaires who
have added huge sums to their bank ac
counts. Isaac L. Elwood, formerly of the
American Steel and Wire company, is be
lieved in Chicago to have netted about
$5,000,000, while many of his friends and
relatives are richer by sums ranging from
$100,000 to $500,000.
Probably one of the largest of the lo
cal winners is Jacob Field, whose profit
on Union Pacific transactions alone has
netted him more than $1,000,000, while
he has already cleared on United States
Steel something like $150,000.
The clique of western men identified by
the old American Steel and Wire com
pany may have lost enough at times to
considerably offset their big winnings,
though they usually follow Gates. But
certainly the Moore brothers, who went
absolutely "broke" a few years ago in
the Diamond Match company fiasco and
have since got on their feet in a wonder
ful feat have made staggering sums. These
men —W. H. Moore and J. H. Moore—
made small fortunes out of each of the
American Steel Hoop company, American
Tin Plate company, National Steel com
pany and American Sheet Steel company,
which they organized and then sold out
to the Morgan Steel trust (by theatening
at the last moment not to go into the
consolidation) at prices which made Mr.
Gates and others who went into the com
bination roar expostulation in no uncer
tain tones. They have been bulls for
the last few months and have been plung
ing tremendously. People in the street
say they can muster the tidy sum of $40,
--000,000 between them.
RAILROAD RUMBLES.
QUICK TIME OX THE X. P.
Run From St. Paul to Seattle Made
in Jnst 71 Hoars.
Record breaking time was made by the
North Coast Limited, just restored to
service by the Northern Pacific road. The
first train to make the trip this year from
St. Paul to Seattle made tjie 1,912 miles in
just seventy-one hours, an average of
twenty-seven miles an hour, including all
stops. Into Spokane the cut from the pre
vious schedule was two hours and thirty
minutes, while from Spokane* to Seattle
the time was thirteen hours. The latter
part of the run crosses the highest moun
tain range on the continent.
The fast service of the Great Northern,
also went into effect Sunday, with approx
imately the same schedule between Spo
kane and Seattle. On this 348 miles the
run was made in 12^s hours, an average of
27.8 miles an hour.
THE CASCADE TIXXEL
Labor Commissioner Blackman
Finda It All Right.
Labor Commissioner Blackman, of
Washington, has investigated the matter
of the accident in the Cascade tunnel, on
the line of the Great Northern, and finds
that the bore is just as safe as others of
its kind in the country.
Mr. Blackman found that there is suffi
cient draft through the bore: that the con
struction work is excellent; that there
are no pockets where gases would accum
ulate and that it is comparatively free
fiom smoke. The commissioner and the
inspector rode through on a regular train,
and found everything working satisfac
torily.
The plan of running heavy freights
through as triple-headers has been discon
tinued, and double-headers ■with a corn-
THE MI^NEAPOLIS' JOUENAi;.
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I Flowers and Plants AI OAillO BIG" STORE \ kirk's \l
;; Saturday Specials. I Famous Jap Rose Soap +
* Roses -» * 25c ULllUll ISLjS #T@£ ARCADE Hade of Pure Vegetable Oils ♦.
* KObCS, dozen «y^lia%if Mf ||i fyP ®* «iJ%»Wda«^fla and Chemically Pure Oly- &
| Carnations dozen .. : ... ; 20c MSI r.m mi . . , _ —i—^-^— . cerine. Perfumed with oat- £
I Fresh Cut, Long Stems. WAIL ORDERS FILLED FROM THIS ADVERTISEMENT. ===== ."^ *?*?' , 'i ILI Mm ♦ /
* -v _,• • v _ • ; ■ > It is particularly adapted for use ,Cx»/
--$ Pansy Plants dozen 2OC n^^^^^^wvs^^wyw^^—^r^ '■;■■ in the Nursery and Bath. " ♦
1 Lawn, Flower and Vegetable Popular Shopping Pike Oil &£ A itWMW*^ €li « ££%£ g&J .S£ 1
i; I seeds. I the Popular Shopping Day, fSPclrlrlH UAJf ln->entitledr:^™te*-" | X
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jj Warm Weather Millinery Sale SKST*. Women's Spring and Summer Suits, ff-SS-tf I
0 & ♦ a '■■*" •. <-* iio • >-«• m.*«r 1 -•- *^ii^MrM« hV Great special purchases of surplus lots from one of the leading New York manufactur- '-c«w«a A "
♦ Saturday we have a Special Sale of Light Weight and Light Color Hat* er3 will go on sale tomorrow morning and the prices are in most cases actually less than &SSrlth X
o and Millinery Materials, suitable for warm weather wear. We offer one . ha i f the ordinary. We shall also place on sale several hundred odd suits, picked from our G&fflTW ♦
J some great values m Leghorn, Chiffon and Duck Hats. QWn regular stock( all priced to Be n in one day and all that remain of our high art opening 1*153? 111 4$
O •.. . ■ jffflkL '■ " .■,.." pieces shall go now, no matter what , the loss may be. This is beyond question the opportu- SlT* ■fir'- .M*
a r* A 1 T • 110 i. nlt of the season and not one woman in the Twin Cities who has suit wants can afford to "JEsT JLX ▼
? /&2sfyfW'Wm! mvB2Uy =t0 = I mil I* OIS miss It. All are new this seasons. Every conceivable color and material. Clever In style, shape and appearance. jsfl@flssstt?T&
* yJ^IIISMUAS 0+ Citta Half Voltia <£ Zf EA For $10 and $12.50 Suits, <£^/\ f%f\ Suits and Costumes. Some <'fMMmK &
2 /t^i&WwW/ *" V/ne^llaH Value %pf).3>Uniade of all wool cheviot, home XII.UU of the cleverest styles we jMmiiWwA X
0 J^JvV^S^sM 20 dn/en Chiffnn Hats in ¥ x s Pun and venitian cloth.jggggl *" v have shown this season; M H?lfir M* v
? Wm#&&k "-? Br«o?nS! l.!fd tßed f at IZ C|A 00 ft r -$IS* $!, 8; 50 ' $2° S^' l\tTos^ hI?0lnd h"35 at " eIS6" ♦
* Y^^BrLSr Just.. • /3 1 vf-"" Their equal has never been where today at Bdu ana bib. i^V^ ♦
I: l|P^^> Twi'u.'blgß.npiln';don-i'falVto' secure one. £ . shown at the price. d»^v n j-Q To $55 High Art Cos- |||||
S ' y<^ ■ I (C -d rA For choice ot some fine 47 9 \J«OvF tumes, one of a kind, regu- bBSI IT
? -r^^^k *?/■ %P I X.OU Suits that are marked in *r ar retail price 650 to $125. ll^lla V
1 /^^rJ^frfSs^T^fr^i^ White Leghorn Flats only, each 25c stock as high as $25. • HhSHM a
S* SMl^^^^s Children's Cuban Hats, at. each 25c __ i-v/\ $i 5 and $28.50 Suits, great, C 1 £\ /\/\ All our long swell Raglans, Irl Epdl I
' ■S'j^Mw^MxP Women's and Misses' Sailors, In white and colors.. 25c $ 1 . (JU grand assortment in black *P f |J.vU marked from 815.00, ©1&50 fiffifla V
* / I*Fj^bVl A Bis: Drive for 50c—About 20 styles of Keady-to-Wear and all shades of the fine and to $20. . . • I'Wjlla A
1 iff *^ S«S;aSSr.S() C materials. , d;— - 0 Handsome silk E tons, broad- Iflik X
2 'II • some hats in this line worth $i.do. V v <P » aa and $B.so—Two assortment, *P J •OVJ cloth and cheviot Etons, strictly /«^sWM3y§|k
See our large line of New Shirt Waist Hats- «< oe C<-> 00 and <R -> OH - <<%«UU Hisses' Suits, etons — cheviot, first-class tailoring. Box and JggBESl M^k ♦
11 W! D! oersostyles; saturday q)J.^ *^- uv ana •P t )« uu *s and homespuns-regular price, tight fitting effects; coats that are beyond i^^^^^^^. X
1 B.^'=^i for same st y , e , SB.soandSl.so. ■ competition at the prices-val. $10 to $12.50. * |^|| » ♦
2 SPECIAL PRICE ON ALL TRinMED HATS SATURDAY. : All lots arranged for quick closing In enlarged selling space, with plenty of experienced help to wait on everybody. •■SaE*"™ TvtJ^ •▼■ -
I! Men^ Correct H aherdasherv Neckwear, Underwear, Shirts, Suspenders, Half Hose £
I ITICUS WUIICLI 1 iaUCIUd^IICI J f#-^^r^s< 00 for fancy pleated bosom SO 75 each for Menß Bath .♦
I -s^l/ ■ for Men's soft fancy bos- + >>¥/ _ pair for Men's Hose.with ifTW^m I is the new- Robes-this is a regu-
I Oy/2ComN*eßhirts'woven I 2/6 C «ilk embroidered patterns 11 1SB?' 1 ' x . -, «st assortment of Novel- lar $5.00 article and so A
% patterns, whit© bodies, ex- * :^7 wi in fast black, also four oth- j Iff ties made, solid blue and oxblood, fioW ,_ o th Prs We have a st)ecial I
0 , Client value. er styles, just as durable and at the same [ with six pleats on each side of center sold by others. We have a special £
» C /a each for the new Silk Grena- special values. .. I 4 pleat, with fine white piping; also ehgant assortment with deep collars
t O\/C dine -Neckwear in Windsors, «p for Men's Madras Negligee : ' the lace front with fancy centers and girdle to match, double faced A
1 wi.dsorsttr'^lTey'Zt^newesCt 7 7«>C ■^^^St-lV^& ! ) an manJ T l6 Mw *nd > leant soft flanel ; an be used as a bath
J pern with satin ribbon stripes, and many . tached link cuffs to match. . • values ana patterns. an( lounging robe. Special low A
2 other correct new silks and shapes. iA a garment for Shirts or Draw- C-4 ") C a Suit— Pajamas prices for this lot. > - ▲
I Krr a ga? ent for ? hirt?., or D? w' 4yC ere, the nine thread fine ribbed : V I •*& both in Cheviots and „ - ,'.. . i* '-t : * « X
iA ZilLers, fancy and solid colors. ■v w Underwear. ..They are form ; t, * rwfr,rrl a ' "hoonfifnl - nour Correct styles in Men's Collars. •
X "*'*' They are absolutely stainless fitting, double stitched, .patent' gusseted, . i' .. Oxfords, beautiful new r> each—or two " -i S X
: 0 and both shirts and drawers are extra well with small fancy woven stripe. Are spec- ! patterns and latest cut. A special fC sr «*^"— I~.SC"T
a made and shaped. . .. ial values—will give you excellent service. '■ ] low price for Saturday. v-JW ror m. <J w A
0 ■•■■■•■■■-•■-■•-• ir"-T, ilmTijifii liiiilJ , . - .-•■■-••
t Drug Departments.^ 0 WM^&k WS* Jewelry Departm't The Richard Hudnut Perfumes . «a» {
X ESS^pK^ti^SS^,- 1 "f»^">X«r c":':. S"'.''...^1C 3oli<iGoldßm, B .genuine Opals Are nnequaled; your choice of PA. ♦
13C ™» 8N ■ S\SS«; '°" 7c an^^ate^t^ $ 1 ,50 the following odors, per oz SUC Jl| ♦
♦ ir» For nn« m n l i- I ,,,™ra r«tn« Saturday, each „'..'.'.. f..~ special, each. * Sweet Orchids. White Rose, Zanzibar Lily, Clype, Jockey n§,|i| fmtßftJJ ♦
X foe Blfe^i^t; '^^^IS^ffl^r- o^&^^'i^o $6.95 Hudnut Toilet Water, Violet Sec, the . ♦.
Jv^ cioth Brushes. ■ .eye Uiasses tch. . Saturday j \/. true violet odor, /TC/r ♦
►5C For Wire Hair Brushes. . And whether you are looking for the best or Men's Gold Filled Watch Chains, it} -4 t\C\ 4 ounce bottle...yOC J) J*. f7 si A" A
♦ ce r r, ••..•■ the cheapest qualities, you will nnd our prices warranted to wear for 5 years; very J| I .111 I fir •'■/ Jv^mss// iU. AJ~^ ▼
V Ot For Wells' Talcum Powder. the lowest. We have the most modern appll- latest designs; sold by exclusive jew-'*' 1 #vrv/ n O mft in anil RPAt>ifihnTi<lcj«mA !ffJ*Z -a J^ltVJj^WjAiT^^!i \. A.
1 9O r , ances for scientific examination of the eyes. elers at $2 and $2.60. Choice, Saturday.. ■ m ana see Handsome /lACfUZM JSH**'*****. \ V
&yt For 12-ounce bottle Dandruff Cure. We grind all kinds of special lenses to order. American Terra Cotta Busts, Zora, Afra ••-» Mudnut IJOOth, where you Will -.■ - - ■"A
43C p m n m \t»kT,i, • Warranted (told filled frames, with -;Ci eft Fatma, etc.; regular price $1.00. ' ' O.S C find a complete line of the eel- -^ ' ■ V
*>*> Per pound for Moth Balls. best enses, fitted to the eyes, up from M>1«»:)W Saturday special, each........... "*-* ebrated goods. 00^^'' ' ' &
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X Ice Cream Re^fritv Dent Fir• - * qp=^ Clnezinnr Huf Qnl^ *•& ♦
0 Full quartbricks, assorted and plain flavors, DC"U V UV\fU Aisle. XBQ^^^^B WlOSinfiT-UUt OalC " 2£i* . £
A The best cream that money can buy.. io. • special Dem- Mo^i^'^ n o l a.^* f-'"^-, ' "■*na$ ] ■ .
S^ Only, per brick .... P .... IOC onstration . . iTiaaame L/eLeO S Mji||||||| '* (-iAt 25 Per Cent Discount, or 1-4 oft—The entire stock of #
You can get these any day in the week. AF MOMft fl C A CI fDC AM (|| Madame DeUo's ? Crockery, Lawn Mowers, Hardware, #f
▼ . __ ___ .. ALi]iyi>ULJLCAnJll>ULni:Al!i ;||| | r^S^s>^ir China ' Ice Cream Freezer*, nusical Instruments, X
i Candy Dept ■.<-•. T wh t at t this T m LlflU*.,/a\Jjf3i'Jln Ai ' Bric-a-Brac, Cut Glassware, Pictures, I
I CandY DeDt L!^," S Sn° W T" f * n,ream lii^SPP 8 ' Silverware, Baskets,' Toys. #
▼ Chocolate C«*» Drop.pure and fresh, lb,|sc w ,|j do Our Demonstrator will ex- . iff^^^^*^''E«* jl?i^ a j deioSan^afo thTofi!!?m^KStf ItS! a^tht 1
Chocolate Cream Drop.pure and fresh, 1b 15c plain its use and benefits. p^l^^p, &£ d^^n^aarwh^Cnlntm^^^^f StSS^tlS 1
♦ Mixed Cream Candy, per lb. n^ 15c. S AU f^cent preparations- -. A If SSif?*?!^ I loase ot McClelland Bros., the present proprietors of these rented ♦
X Chocolate Creams, nut centers, hut i E . Sgjual for this P?- —^ I IP^SeJ*^ 1 And all Baby expires Boon. be closed out at 33^ to 40 per cent discount. ♦
A WV?? l? tt*ni^ llb>^s?' K.^..;i;^:.;V"V.:ijßSC« And 'dlU,GM |MV llll>.do«d out tax to 40 percent discount ♦
| Fop Corn Balls, fresh, pure, each ■•-.■.■•••• ii: :Askfor"Bo6k:on.-Beauty'"^^^^^»l These discounts will continue until all are sold, . but the '"?"♦■
A Marshmallows, fresh, pure, lb 15c ASK for "BOOK Oil tSeaUty *tg£^^ buyer gets first choice. ▼
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1 Sanifarv M(»at font With its usual quota of special- Sanitary Dairy Dept. Pore Food Grocery Dent CIGARS AND TOBACCO USSR'S
♦ sanitary meat Uept. lylowpncesforonedaySafday Da , Yb Butter that , sg ood, l6cl7c I^SiJS^Jr 91 -TSSgSSS: \*M*Z
* BEEF CUTS , PORK CUTS |j| Lee. grass" DairyV per . ' l ßc S^SSS'^SKSSI-SS :: S " ZZI I d>4 . /A: ♦-
♦ Rib Boiling, 1b..... 3c Pig Pork Loin, lb. (any size)... pound.B .y \. p 1»C K ar, wwtec.iery «** =a c iS,'&JS >%I AH
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English and Welsh Population
Ha w York Sun Speolmt Sarvtom - /£--: '■-..'
London, May 10. —Unrevlsed census returns of England and Wales show the popu
lation to be 32,525,716, an increase of 3,523,191. All the purely agricultural counties
show a decrease in population. . • ■ . ._. ,-
paratively light load, maximum 600 tons,
are used. The Great Northern 13 using a
better grade of coal, containing a mini
mum of gases, and is enforcing rigid rules
for the operation of trains.
Bismarck, Washburn & Great Falls.
At a meeting of the directors of the Bis
marck, Washburn & Great Falls railway, held
at Bismarck, Wednesday, directors were
elected as follows: W. W. Washburn, J. S.
Pillsbury, C. M. Amsden, C. B. Little and
M. B. Koon. J. S. Pillsbury is substituted
for J. W. Raymond.
One Fare for Woodmen.
There is every reason to believe that all
the Twin City lines will fall in with the one
fere rate for the Woodman convention, which
was given out recently by the Milwaukee.
Officials of the Burlington were notified yes
terday from the Chicago offices that the action
of the Milwauke in cutting away from the
association should be followed, and It Is
likely that the other roads will fall into line
with little delay.
AVentern Classification.
Del Monte, Cal., May 10.—The western
classification committee, in session here, haa
decided to change the time of meetings of the
committee from the first Tuesday in May and
November to the second Tuesday in April
and January. St. Louis has been chosen as
the place for the next meeting. The Bur
lington and North-Western representatives
have been admitted to membership.
Overhauling Omaha Track.
Winston Brothers, the well-known railway
contractors of this city, have been awarded
the contract for overhauling and rebuilding
the entire northern division of the Chicago,
St. Paul. Minneapolis & Omaha, comprising
nearly 350 miles of track. Grades are to be
leveled, curves to be straightened and many
steel bridges will be put in to take the place
of wooden structures.
\rw Shops for 1.1 vlngntuu.
Special to The Journal.
Livingston, Mont, May 10.—Word has just
been received that the Northern Pacific has
decided to enlarge its shops at this point,
work to commence June 1. The Hew shop
will be between the old machine shops and
the roundhouse and will be 150x300 feet,
It will give employment to 100 men. The
contract calls for completion Nov. 16 and
involves an expenditure of $200,000. Living
ston noonle ara raiolclns at this new Imorove
ment. as it -will add nearly 1,000 people to its
population.
Ticket Brokers Elect.
Kansas City, Mo., May 10.—The American
Ticket Brokers' Association completed its
business here yesterday, after a two days'
convention. The following officers were
elected: President, Peter Kooi, Chicago;
vice-presidents, C. H. Thompson, Portland,
Oregon; Jo© Barnett, Oklahoma City, O. T.;
Adolph Messing, Indianapolis, Ind., and W.
H. Wilkerson, Kansas City; executive com
mittee, George W. Frey, Indianapolis, Ind.;
George Frank, Chicago; Peter Kooi, Chicago,
and F. T. Tinderberger, Detroit, Mich.
Red Wing's Plans Not Acceptable.
Special to The Journal.
Red Wing, Minn., May 10.—The special car
of the officials of the Milwaukee road stopped
In this city while on an Inspection tour.
Some time ago, at the request of the com
pany, citizens prepared a plan of the yards,
showing their choice of location of the prom
ised new station and the changing of some
of the tracks. While here, the officials went
over the ground and, finding the plan would
not suit them, rejected it. They will make
another visit in the near future to confer
with the citizens' committee. The inspect
ing party was composed of the following:
General Superintendent C. A. Cosgrave, Di
vision Superintendent J. H. Foster, Chief
Engineer M. D. Rhane and Chief Carpenter
L. E. Stevens. Roadmaster Buel joined the
party at this place.
Telephone your wants to No. 9, either
line. You will be told the price and you
can send the money in.
Some Bis Engines.
The Minneapolis & St. Louis R. R. now
uses the finest type of passenger locomo
tive on Us through trains to Omaha, Dcs
Moines, St. Louis and Chicago.
Why It (irotvn.
The travel over the Minneapolis & St.
Louis R. R. to Omaha has doubled in one
year. Reason —Each new passenger is a
permanent patron.
Going Out West ?
Then consult the Minneapolis & St.
Louis agents. Get the best service,
quickest route and lowest rates. A great
co tabulation.
THE CITY'S GUESTS
E. R. Strome of Minto, N. D., one of the
successful merchants of the Red river valley,
was here yesterday. Mr. Strome has seen
the valley and its farm lands grow In Impor
tance and value from the cheap lands of
twenty-five years ago to the choice article at
good price of to-day. Last year was the first
in twenty that the valley was shy on a satis
factory yield of wheat. Its people feel more
than encouraged this spring. The weather
has been perfect. The business men are very
hopeful and are preparing for a big tall
trade.
"The cold spell was good for the grain;
just the thing," said F. J. Skillmah of Apple
ton, Minn. "There have been bright pros
pects in our part of the state, but this spring
takes the medal on prospects In every line.
Our people are pleased with the mention
which Representative Jacobson Is receiving in
various parts of the state for state auditor.
His record in the last legislature greatly in
creased his popularity in his home and ad
joining counties."
Senator P. J. McCumber of North Dakota
was in the city yesterday on his way home
from Washington. The reports of big win
nings in New York caused the senator amuse
ment. Tho senator will spend the summer at
bis home at Washington looking after his
business Interests in Richland county.
State Treasurer Dan McMillan of North
Dakota is at the Nlcollet. He expects to
bring North Dakota out on the velvet side
of the register as far as receipts and expendi
tures for this administration go. Tax collec
tions have been good, much better than was
expected. Where farmers were short on
ready money to pay taxes they have made It
a point to secure the necessary amount on
small real estate loans.
J. D. Scanlan of Grand Forks, who is in the
city after a stay of several days in Duluth
and West Superior, says that the people at
the head of the lakes are confident that the
Great Northern steamships, North-Land and
North-West, will be returned to Duluth and
West Superior after the rush of the Pan-
American business is over. Superior is happy
'over the transfer of the passenger docks from
Duluth to that place, which is taken as one
result of the repeal of the marine tax by the
Wisconsin legislature.
> Win. ■ Coulson, ■ hailing from the town of
Spear&sh, - Idaho, says ' the ' little state of
mountains and valleys -will surprise the east
ern > people" within the next ; few years. The
Immigration j has;, been ; large, -and. the _ fall
Heir to the Netherlands Throne
Mmw York Sun Smmclml Sai-vlom
Paris, May 10.—News comes from The Hague that there Is general rejoicing over
the news that an heir to the throne of the Netherlands Is expected. The news has
served to make the qoung queen Wilhelmina more popular than ever. If possible, and
to remove the disagreeable impression caused by the stories of her quarrels frith
the prince consort over his debts.
months are expected to do even more. Idaho
grain, fruit and minerals will do the busi
ness. The financial and business institutions
of the state are in first-class shape.
Reduces Time One Hour.
The Pacific Coast Is brought forty miles
nearer Minneapolis by the reduction in
running time of the Great Northern Flyer.
FOR PERFECT COMFORT
Try Dr. Reed's Cushion Shoes. Retail
Parlor, 4 N Fourth street. Kasota block.
, ||1 Sarah BernharcW
j^jmSL The great French Actress and womai#is~so
igv pleased with the delicate bouquet and flavorpg
>j^t 0 ec/ii " America
mm UUIU OLftL champagne
|||||||S that she wrote toa'friend;!
UI find the Urban*" Wine Co/sGotdJSeal^
j| Champagne excellent, in fact equal to many
HI Wjf* French Champagnes, It surprises me that^sucb.
Wg \ a fine wine can be produced in America*'
-^118^/ V '•, ;..;..;; Wew YorkTApra7, 190 S.
*"?*'Ht^*^«>isb» •. GOLD SEAL is served In every flis»-cl»is cafe and club and sold «TMy-J f&.
Mme. bernhakdt: - wllere at half the price of French wine. - ■
URBANA WINE CO., Urbana, N. Y^ Solo. Maker*.
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MEALEY'S NEW FLAT
Ground Broken To-day tor m ?35.
-000 Building.
W. P. Mealey broke ground this morn
ing for a new $25,000 flat building at 1612
and 1514 Second avenue S. It will contain
eight Beven-room flats and will be thor
oughly modern throughout. Mr. Mealey
expects to have It ready for occupancy
by Sept. 1. He already owns several flat
buildings and has been very successful in
operating them.
