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IN
the matter of eatables you
cannot be too careful. Our
pure-food depts. can be de
pended upon for quality first,
and for that quality the lowest
market price.
Specials lor Tfcursdag
Soap10 bars Diamond 0 or^ 28c
Fels Naptha Soap,
6 Bars for 25c
Ammonia and Bluing, qt bottle 6
SalmonChoice Blood Red Alaska
1-pound tall can 153%
Per dozen *cans, $1.45.
PrunesLarge California Prunes,
at per pound 4
2 0 Stamps with each pound Fancy
Uncolored Japan Tea 40c qual
ity, for 27C
2 0 Stamps with each pound of the
famous Delmonico Java and
Mocha Coffee equaled by none
at the price 30o
2 0 Stamps with each pound can
Powers Gem Baking Powder,
guaranteed 23c
2 0 Stamps with each large bottle
Powers Vanilla Flavor for 2 5
2 0 Stamps with each 4 pounds
Fancy Japan Rice for.........25c
HAM CF.
SCHOOL
SHOES
If you want a good, honest, re
liable, all solid leather, pair of
school shoes for your boy or girl,
at a low price, come and see what
we have to offer you /iO_
at .^,............._. yoC
Other lines of finer materials and
workmanship at & 1 Ch
$1.25, $1.48, $1.60 and.Vi.yO
It's a Strength
The most wonderful strength
builder that has been discovered.
(But it is just natural food, and
ideliciously good the first time you
itaste it.
THE IRON FOOD
Contains a large quantity of plant
ironthe kind of,iron that makes
red bloodthe kind of blood that
makes you
GET ROSY
PILE S
CURED
By a Safe, Pain-
less, Bloodless
Treatment
NO KNIFE USED
A CURE GUARANTEED.
NO HONEY PAIDTILL CURED
I treat all diseases of the rectum by new
est methods. I am especially successful in
curing all forms of piles, fissures and rectal
ulcers.
My charges are reasonable.
Write me, or call and ask for my free
book on rectal diseases."
No charge for examination or consultation.
Edw. A. Johnston, D., Specialist,
710 Globe Bldg, Minneapolis, Minn.
1 Office hours, 10 to 5 Sunday by appointment
THE
North American
"The good of the old, the
Best of the new methods,"
t.
^CONNECTION WITH
Postal Telegraph-Cable Go.
1
mn9
ifvpi* Manager.
Witt's Sugar Cured Hams,
lb 12%
Witt's Sugar Cured Bacon,
lb 12%
Wife's Sugar Cured Picnic Hams,
lb 8
Fancy Domestic Swiss Cheese,
lb 14c
Good Cooking Apples, per
peck 20C
TelephonesN. W. M. 4500-4501.
Twin City, 86-116.
Wednesday Evening,
HUNGARIANS PLOT
AGAINSMHE KING
Former Premier Believed to Be
"ImplicatedPresent Premier
to Retire.
Budapest, Sept. 13.Baron Desierdius
Banify, former premier, royal court
marshal and king's chamberlain and
recently one of the leaders Of the united
opposition in the Hungarian ^parliament,
seems to be seriously compromised as
the result of an investigation made by
the police of Budapest.
The,
that of a Budapest j
case is
urna list Juliu
Arpad Zigany, who had written a trea
sonable pamphlet asking the Hun
garians to depose the Hapsburg dynas
ty and to elect the German emperor's
second son, Prince Eitel Frederick, as
king.
The pamphlet was confiscated thru
out the whole of the dual realm. A
letter has just been found on Zigany,
who is under arrest, from which it
would appear that Baron Banffy at least
favored tne publication of the pamphlet,
if it was not inspired by him.
Premier Resigns.
Vienna, Sept. 13.General Baron Fe
iervary, the Hungarian premier, after
long interviews with the king-emperor
yesterday, tendered his resignation. It
is understood that the resignation will
be accepted and that his majesty will
in the next few days receive Francis
Kossuth and other members of the
united opposition in the Hungarian par
liament to arrange a compromise.
The reason the premier resigned was
because the king-emperor refused to
consent to the carrying out of his
scheme for the granting of universal
suffrage to the Hungarians.
Parliament will meet on Sept. 15,
when Premier Fejerbary is expected to
present a decree of prorogation and at
the same time accept the resignation of
his cabinet.
PLUMS AND PLUNGE
NEARLY GOST A LIFE
New York Sun Special Service.
New Bochelle, N. Y., Sept. 13.Har-
ry D. Whittle and R. T. Forbes, two
Westchester county editors, on going
down to have a swim in the sound,
spied two pretty girls in bathing suits
eating luncheon on the rocks. They
proved to be Esther and Nancy Bar
nard, two college girls of Evanston,
111., spending the summer with friends
in Eoehelle Park. The girls invited
the editors to dine with them and they
accepted. Together with other things,
the girls had a plum pie, of which
Whittle ate two pieces. Then he went
for a swim, taking Miss Esther Bar
nard along in a rowboat. They rowed
out about 300 yards and then capsized
the boat. They were having a good
time when Whittle was seized with
cramps. His limbs became paralyzed
and he called vigorously for help.
Forbes got a lifeguard and hurried to
the rescue. When they reached Whit
tle he was unconscious and Miss Bar
nard was holding his head above wa
ter with one arm while with the other
she clung to the upturned boat.
RAILROADS
NEW BRANCH LINES READY
Several
been1
Great Northern Extensions to
Garry Trains Soon.
Two of the Great Northern exten
sions :ill be ready to carry grain this
season. The Th'orne forty-two-mile
branch from York has been in opera
tion a month.
Eegulare
service has
established on th Maxbas 46
mile extension from Towner. The Sarles
branch extending twenty-two miles
from Munich will be open in a month,
the Sherwood extension from Granville
in two weeks. Traifl service will be
started Oct. 15, fifteen miles from El
lendale to Forber. On the 30-mile branch
from Greenbush to Eoseau trains will
be running Dec. 1.
The company has made a survey for
a line from Midway to Oreville, which
ultimately, it is expected, will be ex
tended to the Similkameen valley, B.
C. The preliminary work is progress
ing rapidly. "Work is also being done
on a line from Sioux City to Ashland,
Neb., a distance of eighty miles. This
line will connect the Great Northern
with the C. B. & Q. at Ashland.
NEW NEBRASKA ROAD
The Gothenburg Northern Will^Tap a
Rich Country.
Special to The Journal.
Lin'coln, Neb., Sept. 13.Articles of
incorporation have been filed with the
secretary of state by the Gothenburg
Northern railroad, which will build
from Gothenburg to Gandyy the county
seat of Logan county. The road will
make connections with the Union Paci
fic and is said to be backed
byseventy--
poration1
G. N. to Buy Sioux City Station.
Sioux City, Iowa, Sept. 13.The
Great Northern railway has notified the
Union Terminal Eailw'ay company that
it will exercise its option' of pur
chase of the big unioW passenger sta
tion in Sioux City. It is understood
the purchase price is $1,225,000. It is
said it is J. J. Hill's plan now to build
a new bridge across the Missouri river
here.
Have -you seen Dayton's Store, with
its beautiful Fall Opening Decorations?
Two Through Tourist Cars
to California.
The Chicago Great Western Railway
offers choice of two through tourist cars
every week to California, one leav
ing^Minheapolis and St. Paul Tues
days via Omaha and the Rock Island
Route, arriving San Francisco 4:23 p.m.
Saturday,' the other leaving on Thurs
days via Kansas City and the Santa Fe
Route, arriving at Los Angeles 8:25 a,m.
Monday. For further information apply
to R. H. Heard, General Agent, corner
Nicollet avenue and Fifth street, Min
neapolis. Cheap Rates and Through Cars to Cali
fornia.
The Omaha road will inaugurate tour
ist car service from the Twin Cities
to Southern California, commencing the
16th inst., with three cars a week. Tues
day car going via Ogden and San Fran
cisco, Thursday car going via Salt Lake
and the ne
linegoin-
to
the:
Lz
that cor
On hundred and
five miles will be built by the new road
and it will tap a country rich in alfalfa
and stock lands. The incorporators
are W. D. Griffin, H. L. Williams, E. G.
West, W. M. Stebbins and J. H. Kelly.
LosaAngeles*
and
Saturdaw car vi Kansas Cit
arid Santa Fe. The hew line via Salt
Lake is to be quicker by, ten'hours than
by any other.
Colonist tickets to California at
$15.00 reduction from second-class rates
go on sale September 15th v-
Palpitation of the heart, nervousWess,
tremblings, nervous headache, cold
hands and -feet,'.pain in the back, .and
other farms of weakness are relieved
by Carter's Iron Pills, made specially
for the blood, nerves and complexion.'
Q"
Dramatic art, elocution, voice trained
for stage or platform. Suite 319, 620%
Yicollet av. Josephine Bonaparte Rice.
111 i1?ii'"'ltin ff*Vffill"*ifaVWtii'n'ii'i 'ttatf^Wii'P tWHfi
ONE LOT of good serviceable Velvet
Rugs, size 9x12 feet. Very desir
able. Thursday
only........,...,...,.
WILTON VELVET RUGS-One lot
extra quality, about fifteen all told,
size 10 ft. 6 in. by 12 ft.not one
worth less than $30 and up to $36.
While they last, &90 7 5
OHIO GRAND JURY TO
PROBE BLACKMAILING
New York Sun Special Service.
Cleveland, Ohio, Sept. 13.The case
of Mrs. Minnie Lee of Chicago, who has
been pressing an alleged claim against
Governor Myron T. Herrick, is' to be
taken before the Cuyahoga county
grand jury. That information came to
day from a reliable source. Further
more, it was declared, arrangements
had been made to arrest the woman
in Columbus on Monday afternoon and
THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL.
THE FALL OPENING of Fine Millinery whicti occurred today,
Wednesday, was attended by throngs of Twin City ladies, who
were unanimous in expressions of appreciation. "This is, in fact,
the most important Millinery Display we have yet attempted on
our famous Second Floor. _..
Sacrificing Rug Profits.
Carpet Dept, Third, Floor.
THE TREMENDOUS VOLUME of business done in the Rug Section during
Fair Week, left us with a number of broken lines which we wish to close. Lj.
order to do this "we realize that all profits must be sacrificed. This idea has
been carried out. The rugs are all handsome patterns and very desirable, and
at the prices quoted herewith we anticipate a quick clearance.
your choice
SPECIAL NOTICEAny carpet purchased Thursday will be mad,e, lined and
laid free of charge.
SMART fitted long coat suits, in a fine cheviot, new
sleeves, the skirt full pleated. Thursday.^.,..
Wrapper Blankets.
Introduction Tables Nos. 1 and 2.
FIVE HUNDRED PAIRS new fancy striped Wrap
per Blankets, just what you want for '--jjti Af*.
bath robes, per pair only
FANCY FLANNELETTESFive thousand yards
mill remnants of Fancy Flannelettes, all new pat
terns, soft and fleecy, 2 to 10-yard
lengths. Special Thursday, per yard.,.r....,:
Candy Specials.
Introduction Table No. 7.
CHOCOLATE COCO CHIPS, a delicious
confection, per pound.
JAPANESE RICE CANDY, 5c packages,
Thursday, THREE PACKAGES for...
The winner of the $50.00 Buck's Range at the drawing yes
terday afternoon was
Guaranty Certificate Number 1719.
Six cane seat brace arm
chairs and a 6-foot ex
tension table all of se
lected'oak and finely
finished for only.......
W
that is said to have hastened her de
parture from the capital city, she hav
ing taken an early afternoon train in
stead of waiting for the evening train,
as she had planned.
Fail Shooting.-1905.
The passenger department. of the
Northern Pacific railway has issued an
attractive booklet on Fall Shooting in
the .Northwest, giving reports from
many sportsmen's resorts in Minnesota
and North Dakota, and.a digest of the
game laws of these states, together with
other useful information. Sent free on
request made to G,' P. McNeill, city
passenger agent, 19 Nicollet block, Min
neapolis, Minn.
i MRS. E. R. McCABB,-.
1411 University Avenise, Southeast
We cordially thank the jostling, .good natured throng for their
attendance. Come again. You will be made most welcome.
We are offering so/ne very great bargains in dining room furniture, of
which this is one. You can pay for all these pieces6 chairs and one
tableat the .rate of 75c a week.
"The Store that Saves you Money."
29-31-33 SOUTH 5th STREET.
J*
&&
AXMINSTER RUGS-Choice of our
entire line extra heavy Axminster
Rugs, size 27x63 inches, regular
price $2.75. Thursday, g* Cg&
each. *P u*9%&
ART RUGSOne line good service
able Art Rugs. These rugs are hand
somely colored and are reversible.
9 ft. by 9 ft. $2.98
9 ft. by 10 ft. 6 in. .$3.49
9 ft. by 12 ft. .,..,$3.98
Thursday Continuation of Millinery Opening.
Beautiful Second Floor.
This Memorable Display Will Include Many Allied Novelties, Each Having Been Selected for the Occasion.,
Women's Suits and Skirts: Advance Autumn Styles.
Cloak and Suit Dept, Second Floor.-
THURSDAY our entire line of Wash Suits, white and colors, Shirt
Waist and Coat Suits, while they last, choice..-.,.
Picture Bargains.
Introduction Table No. 3.
SPECIAL BARGAINS in pictures will be found on
this table Thursday. All new goods just arrived
many styles in gilt and dark framespretty col-
oredNpictures, just the kind to fill in vacant spots
on your wallsl
Introduction Table No. 6.
EXCELLENT QUALITY Flannelette Gowns, made
with pointed yoke, trimmed with finish- gS S
ing braid and ruffles worth $1 special. *uP
MOST CENTRALLY
September 13, 1905.-
TWENTY-EIGHT full sized Portieres,
tassel fringe top and bottom$4.50,
$4.25 and $3.85 quali
ties. Choice, pair
THIRTY PAIRS heavy ribbed and
Mercerized Portieres, with handsome
fringe, $6.75, $5.75 and $4.75 quali
ties. Your choice, 4&^& ftH
per pair ..,.HliOil
FORTY PAIRS new combinations of
colorings, $8.50 and $7.50 qualities.
Your choice, per
pair
and each
Flannelette Gowns.
PARIS, BRUSSELS AND VIENNA have each contributed to
the beautiful ensemble. Here every woman can find something
adapted to her own personal desires, for artistic millinery in all
its phases, exclusive style creations and exquisite color schemes,
may be seen in profusion.
Special Sale bf Portieres.
Two Days Only. Third Floor.
FOR THOSE WHO CONTEMPLATE the purchase of portieres this sale is very-
opportune and will be the means of saving them much money. There are many
beautiful designs in the assortment and at the special prices quoted they
will be found splendid value.
FIFTEEN sample pairs of French and
domestic tapestry, $12.50, $10.50
ESTIMATES FREE OF CHARGE ON ALL KINDS
WINDOW SHADE WORK.
:and
NEW AUTUMN STYLES, in Skirts, Panama
Cloth, black and colors, new models. Thursday....
Highest Grade Steel
Ranges in City.
When you buy-of us you
buy direct from manu
facturer.
Terms to Suit. Old Stoves
Taken in Exchange.
Bring this ad. with you
on Thursday or Friday
and it will entitle you to a $2.00 credit on any Steel
Range or Base Burner in the store.
330 Fourth Ave S. *o
HOTEL MARLBOROUGH
Broadway, 36th and 37th Sts.,
Herald Square, New York.
LOCATED HOTEL ON BROADWAY.
Under New Management Since Jan
uary 1, 1905.
Completely EENOVATED and TRANS
FORMED in every department.
.The largest and most attractive Lobby
and Rotunda in the city.
Two beautiful new DINING ROOMS,
Superior TABLE D'HOTE PINNER
every, day from 6 to 9 p.m.
.$"' REDUCED RATES for Permanent Guestsi
^"r. Rates for Rooms, $1.50 and upward $2.00 and upward with bath. Parlor,
bedroom and bath, $3.00, $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 a
Bingle room. Write for Booklet.
SWEENEY-TIERNEY HOTEL COMPANY,.
E. M. TIERNEY, MANAGER.
THE FAMOUS GERMAN
RATHSKELLER,
Broadway's chief attraction for Special
Food Dishes. Popular Music,
Better than ever before.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
409 ROOMS. 200 BATHS.
$8.75 qualities.
Choice, pair
$7.95
CORSETS designed for the medium and full figures,
low bust, deep princess hipmade of good quality
batiste, with supporters attached to front to hold
garment in placetop trimmed with em- |Q
broidery edge. Price CPF%J
'HONES
3
TWELVE sample pairs, rich designs.
$17.50 and $15.50 qual-flj A ft I S
ities. Choice, pair sJU"OO
French Velour Portieres.
TEN FAIRS double faced French Vel
ours, plain one side and figured the
reverse side $42.50 and $38.50
qualities. Your 41^1 A
choice, pair..,
OF DRAPERY AND
Leather Goods.
At Booth Just Inside Nicollet Entrance.
FOR THURSDAY an exceedingly choice line of
Ladies' Handbags at three special prices'
$8.50
25c 50c'fad 98c
Also some very choice Bags at $1.50, $1.98 and
up to $6.00.
Special Corset Sale.
Introduction Table No. 5.
Glycerine
HSMSMtm
All Grocers
MADE BY
JAMES BEACH & SONS, Dubuque, Iowa
Makers of the Famous "Pcosia Soait" $
Beach's Glycerine Hand Soap has
properties common to no other toilet
soap on the market. The housekeeper, the
office man, the stenographer, the school
boy will be delighted with its cleansing
properties'. It keeps the hands soft and
white if you vise it continuously. Ask
your grocer. 5c.
OCEAN STEAMERS
AMERICAN LINE. li
PLYMOUTHCHERBOURG SOUTHAMPTOlC
PhiladelphiaQneenstowiF=-Liverpool.
ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE.
NEW YORK-LONDON DIRECT. t\
DOMINION LINE.
MONTREALLIVERPOOLv-Short sea pauam..
RED STAR LINE.
ANTWERPDOVERLONDONPARHC
WHITE STAR LINE.
NEW YORK^QUEENSTOWNLIVERPOOL.
BOSTONQUEENSTOWNLIVERPOOL.
THE MEDITERRANEAN AZOBT*.
FROM NEW YORK.
CRETIC Sept. 26, noon Nov. 4, Dec 7
REPUBLIC.Oct. 19, noon Nov 30. Jan 26. Mar 9
CELTIC (20,904 tons) Jan. 6, Feb. IT
FROM BOSTON.
ROMANIC.Sept. 16, noon Oct. 28. Dec. 2. Feb. 3
CANOPIC Oct. 7. Nov. 18. Jan. 13, Feb. 24
O. E. BREOKE, N. W. P. Agt.,
121-123 3d st S, Guaranty Bldg., Minneapolis.
X. H. LARKE, Passenger Agent.
"875 Robert St. Paul.
SCANDINAVIANstw
31
192
-j
$4.85
5
AMERICAN LINE
10,000 Ton Twin-Scre Passenger Steamers
Direct to
Norway. Sweden and Denmark
Sail from N. Wednesdays, 2 p.m., a.:
Hellg-Olav ...Sept. 13 United States.. 8
United States.Sept. 27 Oscar II lev. 22
Oscar II Oct. 11 Hellijr Olav i.. Jec. 6
Helllg Olav Oct. 25 I United States. .Dec. 20
First cabin, $60 and upwards second cabin.
$47.50.
A. E. JOHNSON CO., 10 Wash. Ave. South.
ALLAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
MONTREAL to LIVERPOOL. Weekly Sailings
St. La\vrence Route
Shortest, smoothest and' most picturesque.
New Fast Turbine Triple-Screw Steamers.
"Victorian" and "Virginian"12,000 tons each.
TWIN SCREW STEAMERS
"Tunisian" and "Bavarian"10.500 tons each.
F. W. A. POPPE. Gen'l Northwestern Agt..
13 Washington av S. Minneapolis. Minn.
Apply to any local arfent, or
ALLAN & CO., 174 JACKSON BLV~
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