The Minneapolis journal. [volume], April 26, 1905, Page 11, Image 11

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Nicollet Ave.
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Browning, King & Co
CLOTHING, FURNISHINGS. AND HATS
Your Raincoat
Did you have one today
Are you sure you won't want
one tomorrow
Oxford Cheviot Raincoats
universally popular $12,
$15 and $18.
Fancy Worsted Raincoats
handsome dark patterns
$18, $20, $22 and $25.
Venetian Paddock Raincoats
this present season's newest
raincoat idea $20, $25, $30.
"If you can't go in out of the rain" said Beau Brupi
mell, "you can dress to keep the rain out."
S.W,
Broadway at 32d Street NEW YORK Factory. Cooper Sqanrc
Conover Cable Kingsbury
These famous pianos manufactured exclusively by us
Also a large stock of second hand uprights of standard makes, .ranging
in price from $100 to $VT5
$10 Cash, $5 per month.
(Second hand squares, from $15 to $50
$5 Cash, $8 per month.
gecond hand Organs, from $10 to- $25
$3 Cash, $2 per month.
EASY TERMS OF PAYMENT.
C0MPANYB
LENZ'S CLOTHING HOUSE
safe
3jf*
415 to 419
Nicollet Ave.
ranc,,Hous
Hie. Av. & 8th
We are prepared to show 70a a complete
selection of the well known
KOHN BROTHERS
CHICAGO
FINE CLOTHES FOR MEN
They are the perfection of tailoring. Their
patent 'K. B." shotilder is indestructible.
Suits and, Top Coats, up to date styles and
shades. $10.00 SI2.50 $15.00 $16.50
We are recognized as the leading boys'out
fitters. Suits at
$1.25 $(.95 $2.75
Is an innovation. Unique and original. All Exposed cooking. Sea food of all
varieties a specialty. Our Combination Breakfasts are a popular feature.
$3.95
Novelties in Hats, including the Gordon.
$1.00 $1.50 $2.25 $3.00
In addition to these good things you get the
S. & H. Oreen Trading Stamps.
1321 Washington Ave N
HOTEL MARLBOROUGH
Broadway, 36th and 37th Streets,
Herald Square, New Yorjc.
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT.
THE OJL1 BNOIiISIE GBILL ROOM
TH GE'MM RATHSTCEIA12R
Is Broadway's greatest attraction for special food dishes and popular Music.
EUROPEAN PLAN. 400 rooms, 200 baths. Bates for Booms, $1.50 and upward
$2.00 and upward with bath. Parlor,' bedroom and bath, $S.0d, $4.00 and $5.00
per day Parlor, two bedrooms and bath, $5.00, $6.00 and $8.00 per day. $1.00
extra where two persons occupy single room. Write for Booklet.
SWEENEY-TIERNEY HOTEL COMPANY, E. M. TIERNEY, Manager.
WANT ADS
Completely renovated and refurnished.
The largest and most attractive
LOBBY AND ROTUNDA in New York
has been newly opened up.
Special inducements to COMMER-
CIAL MEN with samples. Thirty large
and well lighted SAMPLE BOOMS,
with or without bath. Forty large
front suites, with parlor, two bedrooms
and private bath suitable for families
or parties traveling together.
taken over the
Phone!
YOU are too busy to bring or send
your ad to the Journal, call up Main
9, either line, and ask for the "Want Ad"
Department, give your ad and the Jour-
nal will do the rest. Only one cent for.
each word. No ad less than 20 cents*
merely.
enumerated the features you were looking for in a house.
Remember this when you write a Journal want adfor renting or any-
thing else. The principle is the same. Tell the story. People will go to see
6 what they feel mar satisfy them.
TH ET -MENNElAJPQJIii
PANAMA ROAD TO
BREAK MONOPOLY
Secretory Taft Says Government
Will Do All It Can to Make
Rates Just.
Washington, April 26.Secretary
Taft has made a decision of the greatest
importance to railway interests regard
ing the policy of the government rela
tive to the existing monopoly of traffic
across the Isthmus of Panama and the
fixing of rates over the Panama railway
as bearing on the existing rates of
transcontinental traffic.
The publication of several interviews
recently with the secretary himself,
with representatives of the canal com
mission and with Engineer Wallace, has
led to much confusion in the public
mind on these subjects, and the secre
tary decided to make known his own
views and purposes. He makes it plain
that there is to be no discrimination
whatever as between the several steam
ship companies in handling their busi
ness across the isthmus. He says:
Show No Discrimination.
The policy of the government in man
aging the Panama railway is to charge
such rates as will pay for the carriage
of the goods cross the isthmus, a reason
able return- on the investment of the gov
ernment and nothing more. It will per
mit no discrimination against or in favor
of any of the connecting steamship lines.
It may be that this policy will affect the
transcontinental rates, as to the classes
of freight that can stand the isthmus trip,
favorably for the shipper.
The Panama Railway company owns
three steamships which ply between New
York and Colon. We shall make the rate
upon these ships as low as possible, con
sistent with paying a reasonable compen
sation for the carriage and the invest
ments." We shall run them merely for the
jpurpose of preventing a combination to
raise the rates for the delivery of mate
rial for the "construction of the canal from
the "United States to the Isthmus.
To Break Up Monopoly.
The government is not running and
does not expect to run a line between
New-York and San Francisco, or between
San Francisco and New York, hence the
relation of its policy to transcontinental
rates is only indirect. The policy of the
Panama Railway, company, heretofore, in
view of its ownership of the three ships
and the docks at Colon and its resulting
ability to exclude from the New York and
Colon business any other steamship line,
has been to' monopolize the trade between
New York and Panama, on the one side,
while its arrangement for exclusive
thru billing between New York and
San Francisco wltli the Pacific Mail
Steamship company, produced a monopoly
for the Pacific Mail trade on the other
side between Panama and San Francisco
on the north, and a monopoly for the
Chilean and Pacific Steamship companies
from Panama to the south.
As far as the action of 'the Panama Rail
way company can break up the monopolies
action is being taken. The government
requisitioned the railway line for the pur
pose of acquiring an instrument with"
which to construct, the canal, an instru
ment absolutely indispensable to the ac
complishment of our purpose within a rea
sonable time.
Make Just Bates.
We shall do what we can to make Just
rates and prevent discrimination. If it
does not ameliorate^conditions, it will not
be In our power to"3o more.
The effect" of changes in rate and. trade
conditions is so elusive that it is hardly
safe to make a prediction as to the re
sult. One should study the logical condi
tions which prevail at Panama and at the
many ports between San Francisco, In
Mexico and in Central America, and
should estimate the effect of our coast
wise laws, which prevents the Interven
tion in the trade going via the isthmus
between San Francisco and New York,
before expressing an opinion as to the ef
fects of the government's operation of the
Panama railway on the trade between our
east and west coasts. It is possible the
time is now ripe for the establishment of
American competition with the Pacific
Mail between San Francisco and Panama!
Certainly, the government in operating
the Panama railway, will do nothing to
hinder it.
NORWAY REJECTS
PLAN OF REGENT
Declines to Renew Negotiations
with Sweden According to
Prince's Terms.
Stockholm, April 26tThe Norwe
gian government has declined to accede
to the crown prince regent's request
for a renewal of the negotiations look
ing to an adjustment of the differences
between Sweden and Norway, lt^ re
quires as precedent to such negotiation!
the establishment of a separate con
sular service and that'no obstacle be
imposed on the existing liberty of ac
tion of either country. In consequence
of this decision the regent has issued
a statement as follows:
The Norwegian government unfortu
nately declines to associate itself With
my proposal for fresh negotiations con'
cerning the union. I must therefore with
sincere regret leave the matter to the
council of state.
The common affairs of Sweden and
Norway are decided by a council of
state composed of Swedes and Norwe
gians.
Norway Explains.
Christiania, April 26.The govern
ment issued a statement yesterday giv
ing the reason for its action in declin
ing to accede to the crown prince re
gent .'s request.
The statement says that, while Nor
way is not seeking a dissolution of the
union, the people unanimously demand
separate consular representation and
that to yield this point pending nego
tiations, as suggested by the prince
regent, would mean the surrender of a
fundamental right.
The statement further points out that
negotiations have hitherto been fruit
less and that there is no reason to sup
pose that a further effort will be more
fruitful.
BANKER IS MADE ROSS
AMBASSADOR TO CHINA
Peking, April 26.M. Pokotilofft one
of the directors of the Eusso-Chinese
bank, has been appointed Eussian min
ister to China to succeed M. Paul Les
sar, who died recently. M. Pokotiloff
he has hitherto held no diplomatic ap
nese affairs, and is considered very
suitable for the position. His selection
has, however, created some surprise, as
heh as hitherto held no diplomatic ap
pointment.
Prince Frederick Leopold of Prussia
wil leave next Sunday, by way of
Kalgan and Kiuchta to join the Eussian
armv in Manchuria.
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Lawn
Swings
$5.50
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$5.75.
SPECIAL SALE
GASOLINE
STOVES.
REGULAR
$3.50
GASOLINE
STOVES,
On Thursday we
will sell 200 "Re-
liable" Gasoline
Stoves, with Brass
Stand Pipe, Cab
inet Frame reg
ularly $3.50,
at $2.75
$2.75
SPECIAL SALE LAWN RAKES,
35c and 15c.
200 "Queen" Lawrt Rakes, like
picture. Special.Thursday 35c
500 Malleable Iron Rakes, with
Hardwood Handles, Special Thurs
day 15o
SPECIAL SALE
LAWN SWINGS.
Derrick -Swings,
Painted t'lted ami
Varnished, Very
Str6nfc 4-passenger
size, Thurs-'
day .,...$7.5
2-passattfler size J^..jp.to
and
$7,5Q
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KILLED BY AUTOMOBILE
Eundel, a Minnesotan, Dies of Injuries
in Omaha Hospital.
Omaha, Neb., April 26.D. B. Eun
del, a Minnesota man, died at Wise
Memorial hospital yesterday as a result
of injuries received in beiWg run over
by an automobile operated by Emil
The largest and moBt magnificent
sodawater apparatus ever shipped to
Minneapolis, or to any city in the
United States, with the one exception
of New York, has just been,installed by
the progressive and downj-to.-date estab
lishment of Boosalis Olympia Confec
tionery. This marvelous piece of soda
fountain construction wa*s-ouilt by The
Liquid Carbonic company of Chicago,
and was exhibited and in operation at
the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, be:
ing awarded-the first grand prizethe
highest award within the gift of the
commissioners.
This fountain is built thruout in the
JJVench renaissance style of architec
ture, with colors so harmoniously blend
ed that it must be seenVitevbe j&ppreci
ated. .The top or superstructure, of
quartered, oak, is finished jmldark green,
by a process known only- to its -manu
facturers, and is guaranteed not to fade
SPECIAL SALE REFRIG-
ERATORS.
On Thurtday we will sell 50 Hand*
some Hardwood Warranted Re
frigerators like picture, with
Double Doors, 100-pound Ice Com
partment, Finished Antique reg
ularly $17.50, at $13.25
60 Medium Size Refrigerators of
same make regularly $11.75,
Thursday $9.50
50 Small Size ditto for small fam
ilies regularly $7.50,
Thursday $5.00
Either size cash or $1 per week.
GALVANIZED IRON REFRIGER-
ATOR PANS FREE.
A Standard Quality Galvanized
Iron Refrigerator Pan Free
Thursday with every Refrigerator
purchased.
Special Sale Oil Cook
Stoves.
W Choice Thursday of either a
"Brooklyn" or "Perfection"
Wlckless Blue Flame Oil Stove
$5.75
SPECIAL SALE LAWN HOSE.
On Thursday we will sell 100 50-ft.
Lengths of 4-ply Lawn Hose, Fully
Guaranteed, Complete with Spray
and Nozzle a regular $6.50 Outfit,
at, Complete $4.98
50 FEET WARRANTED HOSE,
COMPLETE WITH SPRAY AND
NOZZLE, $4.98.
SPECIAL SALE AUTOMOBILES.
$4.45 100 Automobiles like picture, suit
able for either Boy or Girl Rub
ber Tires, Large Size, Nioely
Painted and Varnished Special
Thursday $4.46
Brandeis, the wealthy department-store
man. Nothing is known aoout his fami
ly and he will be buried here.
A woman? who is weak, nervous and
sleepless, and who has cold hands and
feet, cannot feel and act like a well
person. Carter's Iron Pills equalize the
circulation, remove nervousness, and
give strength atid rest.
$25 000 ST. LOUIS FAIR PRIZE WINNING SODA FOUNTAIN
INSTALLED AT BOOSAUS' OLYMPIA CONFECTIONERY, SIXTH ST AND HENNEPIN AV.
when exposed to the sunlight.' Three
handcarved top, ornaments, luxuriously
rich in design and execution, embellish
the uppermost part, while the remaining
Eanels,
pilasters and capitols are equal
ornate in exquisite decorative effects.
An entirely new departure in this oun1
tain is the introduction of richly tinted
art glass panels, at the rear of which
are placed electric lights, provided with
reflectors, and so arranged as to illu
mine the four beautifully artistic pan
els. These represent MorWing, Noon,
Evening and Night, and the originals
were by the world renowned painter,
Professor Sturm of Amsterdam. The
chandeliers .and candelabra are all in
Louis XV style of architecture, especial
ly constructed, and finished in rich fire
gold.
The four bodies of the fountain prop
er are of the most beautifully blended
imported Mexican onyx, with corners
and top of eaeh body inlaid with Aus
tralian green mother of pearL The dis-
For. This Sale we have filled up an
Immense Bargain Table In our Cen
ter Fifth Street Aisle, where you
will find Great Pickings.
Enameled Tea Kettles 50c
Cereal Cookers, like picture..35c
6-qt Berlin Kettles, with Cover48o
Enameled Water Pitchers 39c
2-qt. Long Handle Enameled Dip
pers i 0
4-qt. and 6-qt. Enameled Milk and
Pudding Pans 18o
Enameled Tea and Coffee Pots.35c
1-qt. Enameled Palls, with
Cover lOe
Preserving Kettles and Sauce
Pan 29o
SPECIAL SALE IRONING
BOARDS.
200 "Gem" Folding Ironing -Boards,,
"Very Solid and Substantial when
set up regularly $1, Thuraday.59
SPECIAL SALE GARBAGE CANS.
75c and 98c.
100 Heavy Galvanized Iron Garbage
Cans, with Cover. Two Sizes, Spe
cial Thursday at T#o and 98c
The One-Price Complete Housefumishert, Fifth St.. Sixth St. and First Av. S.
TWIN CITY FREIGHT BURNS.
Winnipeg, Man., April 26.The Cana
dian Pacific' railway freight sheds at
Moose Jaw burned yesterday. The sheds
were filled with freight and effects, a large
quantity of which came over the Soo line
from the twin cities. The loss will reach
over 120,000.
pensing apparatus consists of twenty
four two-gallon, and thirty-two one-gal
lon sanitary white porcelain tilting
syrup containers, which are absolutely
air proof, dust proof, insect proof and
OLUTELY
erm proof, reWaering the fountain AB-
SANITAEY. The Geyser
Draft Arms, and the block tin systems
of coolers, are of the very latest pat
tern, furnishing a constant supply of ice
cold carbonated water.
The woodwork of the counter and re
frigerator base is of the same finish as
the .top. The carvings on the front of
counter consist of cupids, with cornico-
5ief:
i and festoons, executed in bold re
all of the raised parts are overlaid
with gold leaf and highly-burnished, the
burnished gold and the green oak finish
making a very pleasing and unique con
trast. The' refrigerator base, of best
oak, with white Italian'marble facing, is
very substantially built, to carry the
ponderous weight of the four bodies and
superstructure. .The lining thruout is
Standard Tents, 9%xl2 ft., con
structed of 8 oz. Ducking, Thurs
day $8.50
12x14 ft. ditto........... $11.00
SPECIAL SALE BALL BEARING
LAWN MOWERS.
Hammocks
75c
98c
$1.48
$2.50
afc
$4.95
$5.95
$6.75
These Substantial Mowers are made
of Very Best Quality Tool Steel and
are the Easiest Mowers to operate
on the market.
14-Inch cut, Thursday.*.*..$4.98
16-inch cut, Thursday.*...$5.95
18-Inch cut, Thursday.*....$6.75
SPECIAL SALE
DEPENDABLE MOWERS.
"Slasher" Warrant'd
lowers,
$2.48
$2.98
$3.48
100 "Slasher"
Lawn Mowers, the
Best Medium Price
Mower on the
market, Fully war
ranted, 12-Inch cut,
Thursday ..$2.48
14-Inch cut,
Thursday ..$2.98
16-inch cut,
Thursday ..$3.48
Al
INTRODUCTORY SALE HAM-
MOCKS.
We place on Spe
cial Sale Thursday
our Entire New
Line of Ham
mocks, the Finest
we ever showed.
75c. 98c, $1.48.
,$2.50 and up to
86.0O.
VICTIM OF SPOTTED FEVER
Milwaukee Reports Its First Death
from the Disease.
Milwaukee, April 26.Hans Biersach.
aged 25, is dead at his home here of
cerebrospinal meningitis. This is the
first fatality to occur from the disease
in Milwaukee this year.
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of white glazed tile, having convenient
space allotted for the reception of ice,
and shelving suitably arranged for the
storage and cooltag of syrups and bot
tled beverages. The doors are heavily
lined .with burnished brass and
equipped with specially designed extra
heavy hinges and catches. Especial
care was exercisedin the construction
of the very elaborate German silver
workboard, the ice cream packers, with
heavy sheet-lead lining and asbestos aWd
charcoal filling, and all accessoriesto
make this fountain the symbol of clean
liness, sanitation, and for the quick-dis
pensing of perfect soda water.
We congratulate this enterprising
concern upon, securing a.fountain with
so many superb qualities, and on ilc
behalf we take the liberty of inviting
all lovers of goody pure, wholesome
soda water to call'upon Boosalis '-01fm-
pia Confectionery, inspect this marvel- -.*,&
OUB piece of work, and try one of those
"long," cool, delicious sodas.