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JMKUict **~4iuaKS*.
1st Floor-
Waists,
Muslin
Underwear
and Hosiery
Silk Shirt Waist Suits
Smart Taffeta Silk SuitsShepherd checks, solid col
ors and dotted Foulards. The suits would be good
value at $17.50. Special
price Jaunty Covert Coats, $12.50 and $14.50
coats for
Pretty Summer Waists
Fine Lawn WaistsPretty
Trimmings, all new styles.
and $2.50 waists, for
Dainty White Lawn Waists, exclusive styles, specia
values for this sale, at $3.95,
$2.95 and
China Silk Waists, choicely trimmed,
$5.00 and $6.00 waists, for
Sale O Beautiful Millinery
$10.00 and $12.00 Trimmed Hats
for. $7.50 and $8.50 Street Hats
for New French Sailors, duck and linen
Hats, chic styles, $1.50, $2.50 and
Misses' Dolly Varden Hats, $7.50
hats for
REGENTS HEAR CHARGES
Insincerity the Strongest Made Against
MacLean of Iowa's "U."
Special to The Journal.
Iowa Cltj, Iowa, Juno lfiThe univer
sity legenls held a mooting yesterday af
tornnon and h^aid complaints from W
Lovell of D^ Molnrs, Milton Romlcy,
Iowa CMt\ Arthur Cox, Iowa City
Fphralm Loir Independence Charles
Clarke, ])os Moines, and W Beckman,
})os Moines against Piealdeiit MacLean
The public was not admitted to the meet
ing, hut it is understood that Insincerity
403 and 405 NICOLLET AV.
SPECIAL OFFERINGS IN
$12.50
Tailored Silk SuitsIn Shepherd checks, stripes and
solid colors, in fine taffeta and Louisine silk. Chic
styles $25.00 and $29.50 suits,
for Dainty Wash SuitsIn linen, lawn, organdies and
cotton etamine exceptional valuesfl*
$12.50, $9.75, $7.50 and 93i i O
Stylish Dress and Walking Skirts at Special Prices
Walking Skirts in Brilhantine and Duck, colors, I Graceful Walking Skirts in Novelty Materials and
white, blue or brown $5.00 skirts fB* E tf& Etamines, new styles, regular $7.50 O A A
for New Kilt Skirts, Paqum style dress and Walking length, in Voiles and Etamines, stunning
skirts, $19.50, $16.50 and
^OiOV I skirtsfor
$7B50
Lace and Embroidery
Regular $2.00
$1.95l
$3.95
3.50 3.50
$3.50
was the strongest charge brought against
President MacLean, and that no evidence
was adduced to prcvo that.
WEALTHY FARMER HANGS HIMSELF.
Special to The Journal
Marshalltown, Iowa, June 15 George
Fink, a wealthy farmer, living near Lis
comb, this county, committed suicide by
hanging The motive is unknown.
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WEDNESDAY EVENING,
Anchor Dining Malt, the only in
vigorating and refreshing family bev
erage (non-intoxicating) 3 dozen pints
$2 25 Thoreson, 600 15th ave. S.
PhonesN. W., 3583 J, T. C. 526.
Ladies' Fine Tailored Suits in all wool cheviots and
broadcloths, $15.00 and $17.50 Suits {^"7 Bfl
$25.00 and $30.00 Suits for $12.50
Ladies' Fine Tailored Suits in novelty materials, voiles
and etamines, beautifully trimmed, lingerie sleeves,
new full skirts, $50.00 and $60.00 ^AC ft
suits for
$175.00 Costumes. .$75.00 $100 Suits for. $50.00
$150.00 Costumes. $50.00 $75 Suits for.. .$35.00
Rain Coats and Tourist Coats, two
great bargains, $15.00 and
2d Floor-
Coats and
Suits.
3d Floor-
Millinery
IMlll MlllM
Remarkable Sale on
Light Weight Tailored Suits
^Jf^SJaW
^*OBW
$10.75
Silk Underskirt Sale
Fine Taffeta Silk SkirtsAccordion pleated black
only. Sold elsewhere for $7.50 QA_ C&R
special price
Special Values Fine Muslin Underwear
Dainty Under Muslins, made from high grade ma
terials at prices that will save lots of money for you.
Better select your summer outfit.
Remarkable values in Corset Covers at $1.00 75c
50c and 25c,
Pretty Gowns for $2.00 $1.50 and $1.00.
Nainsook and Cambric Drawers, the best ever sold,
for $1.50 $1.00 and 50c.
MuBlin Underskirts, splendid values, $3.50 $2.50
and $2.00.
^^fravO
Black and Colored Silk Skirts, made from the finest
Taffeta Silk worth $8.50, *ftfiC A
INSANE FARMER
KILLS AND BURNS
Horrible Dual Tragedy Enacted in
Sherburne CountyKnife and
Noose Used.
St. Cloud, Minn, Ju ne 15After
stabbing his wife and setting fire to his
fine faimhouse, Frederick Nelson, 70
years of age, went to his barn, tied a
lope to a beam, placed a noose about
his neck, stabbed himself in the breast
and lurched forward into eternity. Hi
neck was broken and the knife wound
would ha\e been fatal.
Nelson lived on a farm in Santiago
township, seven miles north of Becker,
Sherburne county, and was the
wealthiest man of the vicinity. I
the last few years he had seemed to
lose mental strength, but at no time
was it believed that he was actually
insine.
The circumstances leading up to the
terrible tragedy can only be surmised,
but it is known that Nelson attacked
his wife without
one else wras
warning,Thwhen
Where to Fist*.
You will find the best fishing in the
Northwest along the line of the Great
Northern Railway. Th Minnesota
Lake Region with its innumerable
lakes and trout streams offers unex
celled opportunities for fishermen.
Unexcelled train service to fishing
points on the line of the Great Nor
thern to and from the Twin Cities.
Send 6 cents postage for illustrated
book "Shooting and Fishing," to I.
Whitney, Gen'l Pass'r and Ticket
Agent, St. Paul. For rates and other
information call at City Ticket Office,
300 Nicollet Ave., Minneapolis.
Macnab's
Hair Tonic
Stops itching Cures dandruff.
Puts life into dull hair. Makes
hair grow on bald spots Keeps
the hair from falling out. Every
bottle guaranteed satisfactory or
money refunded. Sold at all drug
stores.
THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL.
Dress Good &
new spring suitings, all kinds
and descriptions, pieces, part
pieces and remnants, solid
colors and mixtures: not a
yard in the lot worth less than
25c and up to $1.25. AC
Choice WhiteThursday....***** Goods Jf$s
goodsMill ends, some soiled
some cleanlengths from 2 to
20 yardswill cut them as you
want them some of these are
worth 35c a yard, the worst
are worth 15cyou may have
your choice Thursday 4| flf*
at. yard IVlir
Millinery fcpt&
selected from our regular
stock, very newest styles, val
ues to $7.00, for a quick sale
Thursday, your
choice, Ready-to-wear Hats, a large
table loaded down with real
choice things values
to $3.50, at $1.50 and
Music Dept.SS*
Bush, She Was from Missouri,
Satisfied, Goodbye Eliza Jane,
By the Dear Old Delaware,
Northern Lights Waltz, The
Gondolier and many
others, your choice...
Our Director, On a Moon
light Winter's Night,
at Big Table of Good Things. .3c
Si lk Mer-
cerized
Skirtings, full 36 inches wide,
all the good colors and black,
always 25c a yard, $$*%
Thursday l*ifc#
Tenn days toe
Spair:
no
in the house wound,
it is believed, caused instant death.
When this first ghastly step in the
day's terrible work had been taken,
Nelson hurried to the machine house,
where was stored hundie ds of dollars
worth of farm implements and ma
chines. Nelson staited a fire in it
and then went back to the dwelling.
There he started several fires, and
in a short time both buildings were
blazing.
then ran to the barn and at
tached a strong rope to a beam in the
hayloft. sat on a crossbeam and
fashioned a noose, which he placed
securely around his neck. Then he
took the bloodv knife and plunged
the blade into his breast. Th body,
inert, dropped from the beam and
when the rope drew taut the man's
neck was broken
Neighbors who hurried to the scene
when they saw the flames, devoted
their whole attention to the burning
house, but they were unable to enter
it and Mrs. Nelson's body was charred
beyond recognition
The Nelsons had resided in Sher
burne county over thirty years. I
addition to Mrs. Peter Sorenson, of
Becker, another daughter, Mrs. George
Peterson, resides at 2742 Taylor ave
nue NE Minneapolis. A son, Chris
tian Nelson, lives within a mile of
Becker village.
Lot 1Worth
to $16.50.
Your choice up th
remainder of Hudson Shoe and
Slipper Co.'s stock. Prices
are small.
Several hundred pairs of wo
men's very fine kid oxfords
hand turn soles, worth to $2,
extra special
price
Several hundred pairs of
men's tan oxfords, wort
75woh
Several hundred pairs ofjvo
men's strap slip
pers, special
Several hundred pairs misses'
size 11 to 2, and child's8|
to 11, in very fine 7 ^lf*
strap slippers, special +9%p
Several hundred pairs of wo
men's canvas ox- WjLg*
fords, special +9%*
Laces, Embroideries
Fine LacesEverything new,
the kind fashion demands, too
many kinds for description.
We bought the entire lot from
a manufacturer at just one
half the usual price. You get
the benefit in six magnificent
lots Thursday
Lotl-l#| Lot2-lf| Lot3
Worth |B JA Worth IMC
to 39c to 98c $148
wthto Hftwthto|QftwthtO| mIII
$198
W S 2 4 9 $298 V"*
Embroideries S
of very fine dainty Embroid
eries, Insertings and Edges,
with very wide margins for
ruffles. These goods are made
expressly for trimming Baby
clothes. We are very much
over stocked and will sell them
in three lots
Lotl ft^Lot2- i LtS
worth to*l
C9
llI E^
wo ro
worthto
16c, yd
ww 2c.jd
ww 55cji.
GUARD S MflGE A 6
FIRST PARADE O THE THIRD
REGIMENT LAST NIGHTGOV
ERNOR'S DAY ON SATURDAY.
Special to The Journal.
^jCamp Lakeview, Lake City, Minn.,
Ju ne 15. A 6 o'clock this morning
the first battalion of the Third regi
ment formed and marched to the rifle
range, and most of the day has been
devoted to rifle practice.
Company G, Princeton, which
should have arrived at 3 o'clock, did
not reach here till nearly 6 on ac
count of an accident to the train.
The company brought forty-five men.
Orders were issued yesterday that
guard would be mounted in khaki
uniforms. Para de at night will be
in dress uniforms. Colonel Va Du
zee reviewed the parade last eve
ning and then drilled the regiment
for a half hour.
Major E Resche arrived last
night and is in comma nd of his bat
talion, relieving Captain Little. Lieu
tena nt Caswell, Company B, acted as
adjutant of the first battalion at pa
rade, in the temporary absence of
Lieutenant Staples.
The ceremony of guard-mounting
this morning was held on the head
quarters street in front of the colonel's
quarters, instead & by the mess
houses. Th space is rather small
but otherwise more convenient. Lieu
tenant Colonel C. E Johnson is di-
$4.98
Shirt Waists
Lot 2-Worth
to $20 00,
Your choice
"MHky Way" Laundry
SoapPure white, large
bars, sells at 5c *ft 1
bar this once .W2i
Market BasketsSell
regularly at 10c
this once
Jewelry Dept.
Hosiery and Underwear
Silk embroidered and lace lisle
stockings,embroidered in pink,
blue, white, red and green silk
beautiful qualities, worth at
our prices 75c pair, sold many
places at $1.25 a pair,
Thursday
Ladies' Union Suits, Swiss
ribbed, low neck, sleeveless,
umbrella style, trimmed with
Valenciennes lace and silk
tapevalue 75c,
Thursday Another lot of ladies' union
suits, Jersey ribbed lisle, high
neck, long sleeves, knee
length also high neck and
short sleeves, worth
98c, Thursday
Misses' Swiss ribbed vests,
cheap anywhere at 12&e,
Thursday Children's union suits, low
neck, sleeveless, umbrella
styles two lots 75c goods for
59c, and 49c goods OKA
for OOU
Lace Curtains
Lot 1
JUNE 15, 1904.
DOTNTTNfi TffF "WjSV
Jr%rM,i.i A iifu AJ.j.i-1 rrxii portumtiesreductions are so
marked that you will open your eyes in astonishment.
Sllit Dfillt Dress and Walking Skirts, no two alike
man tailored, finely embellished fiC VB
and worth to $20 each. To clean the lot **w *fr*F
We have about 100 suits left that we wish to close out and on
Thursday we will name prices that ought to move every
one. They are all this season's styles, man tailored and
trimmed in many pleasing ways. For convenience we will
place them in 3 lots.
$6.99
Lot 1
Sheer
white linon collar, fagoted,
shirred fronts and backs, lace
and embroidery insertion,
very pretty, & f&Cl
Basement Clearing House
Wire Clothes Lines
Length 50 feet, cheap
at 10c this 71*
once. Silk Cross Stripe Mad
ras in all colors, worth
to at
45c a yard, g\
Belts Wide
white crush belts, washable,
nickel or gilt buckles,
each
Fans Silk gauze, spangled or
lace trimmed, carved wood or
bone sticks, values
to $1.00, choice....
Pearl Shirt Waist Sets and
Gilt Jewelled Sets, Opalware
and Jet Sets, were
25c and 39c. Thurs,
num.erou
0
Lot 3Worth
to $32,50,
Your choice
Lot 3Special sale odd sizes of 7 different lines of sheer white
Linon Waists, all the latest styles and very pretty Oflrf*
and worth to $1.50. To close wOw
Waeh Qlrirte Black Duck with white polka dots, trimmed
If ll ^liirid with black braid, white but- 4 *JK
tons and piping, each M* u^%P
50 light and dark gray splash twine cloth skirts, & O A
trimmed all around, very pretty MJ"*F9
Optical
0
again see such bargains as we
are now offering in fine lace
curtains nearly everything
offered are fine foreign cur
tains all 1 to 3-pair lots in our
great linein three lots:
Lot 2
Value to $8.
Pair
Silks
at Belding & Richardson's
Silk Twist, three -fl
spools RemnantsLawns and
Fancy White
Goods
Men's Dept. 3^
thread and maco cotton half
hose, plain, dropstitch and
embroidered our regular
price is 25c.
Thursday ShirtsBroken lot Madras and
Percale laundered shirts val
ues 69c and 79c. 9&tf*
Thursday 4&%9\r
UnderwearOdds and ends
men's balbriggan shirts and
drawerswe bought them as
a "job"many of them were
samplesthey are worth,
easily, 49cThurs-
day Night Shirts Men's fancy
trimmed Night Shirtsour
regular price 50c QKA
Thursday **B0l*
PajamasOxford and madras
cloths, worth to $1.49 each
(we are closing them ^QA
out) Thursday *f"5JU
Deptfi{,tdk#a^
your choice of style, fitted
with best periscopic lens.
Regular price $fc4 E A
$4, Thursday... .*P W
Antique Mahogany
Rug Dept.
Sofaa or settes, handsome
Swpricir $25-00
Grandfather clock.. $25.00
Oriental Rugs S
and modern,
fnd00:.$25-,
LotS
Value to $13.
Pair
Value to $27.
Pair
$1.49 $3.98 $7.98
Evans-Johnson-Sloan-Go.
recting the instruction of the guard,
as in previous years.
Captain Little, Company C, is offi
cer of the day and Lieutenants Jos
ten, Company C, and Tuthill, Compa
ny D, officers of the guard.
Lloyd Edg ar Sigmund of Zumbro
ta has been appointed regimental
commissary sergeant.
Promotions are announced in Com
pany as follows. Corporal Claude
Leach, appointed sergeant, Privates
Christ Nesseth, Selmar Nerhaugen
and Carl Schliecher, corporals.
Company only had two sergeants
present for duty, so these promotions
were necessary.
Governor's Da will be Saturday
and the usual large crowd is expected.
Sunday several excursions are being
planned from various points and in
dications point to a big crowd.
A child owes much to its mother,
but a mother owes more to her child.
She is responsible for its very exist
ence and for its future condition of
health or sickness. Nursing mothers
need Dr. Launtzen 's Malt Tonic for
their own good and for the good of
their children. All druggists, or
Lauritzen Malt Co., 1900 3rd St. N. E.,
Minneapolis.
Cheap Rates East.
The Rock Island System will sell
to eastern and Ne England points
and return daily, good until October
31st, at very low rates. For informa
tion inquire at 322 Nicollet avenue.
A. L. Steece, C. A., W L. Hathaway,
D. A., R. I. &
WI1110 jj
$12.49
Lot 2New lot of white sheer
linon, shirred fronts and
backs, with f-in. pleats, but
hole embroidery, lace and
embroidery in- fl4| Oft
sertion mm&%D
$1650 highest-
class
goods, all sizes from 3x5 feet
to 7x16 feet0 worth to $200.00
each$100.00, $75.00, $50.00,
0
Drug Dept. r J*
Skin Soap. Thursday 5
Rubber Complexion Brush, 4 A*
worth 25c. Thursday I f#l*
Madame Sargent's Com- Jll^
plexion Powder, reg. 25c... I Ot#
Very best Ice Cream Soda, with
crushed fruit. Thursday, O
glass W
GOLDEN JUBILEE DAY
Two Archbishops and a Bishop Attend St.
Clara's Exercises.
Special to The Journal.
Sinsinawa, Wis June 15.The golden
jubilee of St. Clara college began to-day
and scores of the alumni are here to take
part. At 9 o'clock a pontifical high mass
was celebrated bv Archbishop Messmer
of Milwaukee, and the sermon was
preached by Archbishop Treland of St
Paul. The regular commencement exer-
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meney-saving op-
lot of good
sPecia
pi eceS
ar
and remnantsFoulards, bestsece
wash Silks, plain Taffetas,
Shirt Waist Suiting Silks, etc.
Silks that have sold straight
up to $1.25 a yard.
Choice Thursday...
pj
Leno
Mulls
Fine sheer fabrics, neat de
signs on white and tinted
grounds, also solid colors a
bargain at 12c yard. "T1
Thursday 2**
Barnaby ZephyrsIn a great
collection of pretty stripes,
checks, plaids and plain
shades these are fine qualities
that should sell at 15c Q^&
yard. Special ~4J
Embroidered OrgandiesFine,
sheer, dainty and cool, the
season's latest, swellest crea
tions, intended to sell
for 35c yd. This sale
filnifOe Don't failu see
'these.
1111,
50c Oil Opaque Window
Shades 25C
1 sttoth
thing to wear with your thin
gauze dresses:
Lace gloves,
orth25c
1chlengtdstandar
gloves,39c,lengthnbutto21
Lace
rtorthB9c:
5c
7rtl\gloves,
@@c 98c
Lace 16 button length,
Book sand Stationery
'The Middle Course,'' 'TheFortunes
of Fifi," !'Truth Dexter," and hun
dreds of other titles, worth WA fflb
to $1.18, for W
A
124 sheets Venetian Bond, 50 En
velopes to match 124 sheets Ban
nockburn, 50 Envelopes to match
124 sheets Mouseline, 50 Envelopes
to match all Eton Hurlburt's pa
pers, worth to 80c ^fij&rf*
either kind O Of*
Card 2 doz. black
andwhite DeLong
Hooks and Eyes, regular
7c, Thursday
Set 12c 5-hook Corset
Steels, Thursday *v
!3
fnc5e.thto
Leather Goods
Are you nervous?
H0RSF0RDS ACID PHOSPHATE.
,fe
D^
en
G*
&
Corset Sale
J. B. and American Lady Cor
sets, new dip hip, with
supporters, all colors and sizes,
worth to $1.75.
Choice
Fieailor.
Petticoat Sate
made black and colored Mer
cerized Sateens, French flare
plaiting and ruffles, worth
to $2.00.
Choice
Wilton Velvets,
remnants and sin
gle rolls, reg. $1.25 #Qf*
to $1.75 yd. goods.. **5F*j
Crockery, House
furnishings gj^b S:
adjustable back, rubber tires,
worth $10.00 "^E
this once %Ptf 1 9
Boys' Express WagonsGood
solid iron running gear^ strong
and durable, worth
$1.50 this once....
Dinner
Sets,...8 4. PiecesSeveral00-5$
patterns select from, fine
semi-porcelain china, cheap at
cXr
le
belts, hand turned, in black,
red and tan, always
48cThursday
cises will be held late this afternoon, the
address to be delivered by Archbtshon
Messmer.
The chief event on Thursday will be thq
meeting of the arumni association, with
an address by Bishop Thoma3 O'Gorman
of Sioux Falls, S The exercises will
close Friday morning with a solemn
requiem mass
Always avoid harsh, purgative pills,
They first make you sick, and then
leave you constipated. Carter's Lit
tle Liver Pills regulate the bowels and
ma ke you well Dose, one pill.
Does not sleep refresh you? Is
your appetite poor? Do you
feel depressed and exhausted?
Then take