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Big Sale of
Ladies' Fur
Lined Coats
at $17.50,
$25, $35,
$45.00,
$57.50 and
$67.50
$3.00 to
for
M\4
Where Fashion Reigns
403-405 Nicollet Ave.
Generous Price Reductions
ON EVERY GARMENT
UNMATCHABLE BARGAINS
Hundreds of Garments
HALF PRICE
Handsome Evening CoatsRegular
price $20 to $60, at
Walking and Dress SkirtsRegular
price $10 to $20, at
Children's and Misses' CoatsRegular
price $6.50 to $15, at
Shirtwaist Suits and CostumesReg
ular price $7.50 to $75, at
Silk and Crepe de Chine WaistsReg
ular price $8.50 to $25, at
Fine Undermufilins, Corset Covers, i
Drawers,Gowns,Chemises and Under- 0 *T AT
skirtsRegular price 75c to $7.50, at- "Km wL
IOC12VaG
Beef Boasts, lb..'. 6c
8c~10c
Beef Stews, lb 3c4c5c
Pork Boasts, lb 8o9cIOC
Pork Steaks and
Chops, lb 9oIOC12V2C
Mutton and Veal Boasts, lb 10c~l2%C
Lamb Legs and Chops, lb I2V2C
Plank and Eib Corn Beef, lb 4
Picnic Hams, lb 8
Chickens (fresh dressed),
lb 10c12%c14c
iTurkeys, Ducks and Geese at lowest
prices.
Oysters, per quart.... -35c50c
415 to 419
Nicollet Ave.
Friday Evening,
TWO HUNDRED FUB-LTNED COATS at pricfcg
far below the original cost
$17.50 $25 $35 $45 $57.50 $67.50
ONE HUNDRED OOATSLoose back and tight
fitting coats, mixtures and plain ^jg \C\
materials, $20, $25 and $30 coats 1t5
Seventy-five good Long Coats, plain broadcloth,
kersey and gray mixtures, tight-fitting and
loose backs, $15, $17.50, $20 "|/"k f\C\
and $25.00 Coats for ...^Hw.UU
All Trimmed Hats to be Sold
for Less than Cost of Material
$4.00 Hats $5.00, $6.00 and $7100
Hats for
GOLDBERG'S
$1.25 $2.50 $5.00
624 HENNEPIN AVE.
Special for Saturday:
ffry Goldberg's Special Mocha and
Java Best Coffee, 2% lbs 48c
Pure bulk Cocoa, lb 2*7C
California Lemons, dozen 10c
Oranges, sweet Navels, dozen 15c
Goldberg's Pride Flour, 98 lbs. .$2.35
Fresh Cornmeal, 10 lbs ^I5c
Panoy Japan Bice, 5 lbs 2 5
Handpicked Beans, 4 qts. 2f5c
Gloss Starch, bulk, 6 lbs 20c
iWashing Soda, 8 lbs lOo
Lenox and Swift's Pride Soap, 10
bars 2*7C
15 extra S. & H. Trading Stamps
with Sapolio, two bars 20c
Mustard Sardines (large), 8 cans 18c
California Peaches and Apricots in
syrup, 3-Ib cans, 2 for 25c
Sugar, Granulated, 100 lbs $4.65
Soda and Oyster Crackers, lb 5
MEAT DEPARTMENT.
Beef Steaks, lb 8c
$10 $12 and
CEDAR FALLS, IOWA^-The remains of Mrs.
Elizabeth Ann Campbell reached here for inter
ment from Benova, Mian., where the funeral
services were held. The deceased was a daugh
ter of Mr and Mrs. 3. H. Smith of this city.
What makes her death doubly sad Is that It
occurred less than a month after the death of
her sister, Miss Maggie Smith.
Browning,King & Co
ORIGINATORS AND SOLE MAKERS OF HALF-SIZES IN CLOTHING
PREPARATORY to stock-taking Jan. 1
we have sorted out and placed on sep-
arate tables about 500 winter weight
INSTALL NEW OFFICERS
Masons' Lodge at Bayfield Holds In
teresting Session.
KATFIELD, WISThe officers elected fc*
Bayfield lodge, No. 215, A. F. and A. M.. were
duly installed last night by Past Master A. H.
Wilkinson, At the close of the lectures, Mr.
Wilkinson WEB presented with a past master
Jewel by W. W. Downs in behalf of the lodge
he has served for the past five years.
There has been some discussion among the
lodges thruout the northwest as to the youngest
master, but it is believed that honor belongs
to Bayfield, as Mr. Wilkinson was made a
Mason when he was a few months over 21 years,
and has worked right up to the master's chair,
to which he was elected three years later. The
following officers were Installed. Henry J.
Sikes, A. G. McHenry, J. O. Bailey, A. O.
La Bonte and Paul Miedhke.
Suits and Overcoats
reducing the prices for Saturday
CUMBERLAND, WIS.Loralne postofflce,
twelve miles west of here, has been removed
from Gronquist's lake to Risberg Bros.' store
and the name changed to McEinley. Oscar Ris
byg has been appointed postmaster.
Fifteen Dollars.
The bargain-hunter is sure to find prizes
by a look through these lines the
Browning, King & Co. quality of course.
& &
Low Bates
To all points on the Soo Line for the
Holidays. Tickets on sale Dec. 22d to
Jan. 1st, 1906, good to return until Jan.
2d. 1906.
For further particulars call at ticket
office. 119 Third street S.
sa
$15
Hats for
NORTHWEST NECROLOCHO
MANKATO, MINN The renudn Urn
Laura Yasser, wife of the principal of the
Fosston (Minn) schools, arrived in the
today and were shipped to Vermillion, 8
for burial. She was 86 years of age, and her
death was due to consumption. Her home was
foimerly at Alma City, In Waseca comity.
HELENA, MONTW T. Simonton. a resi
dent of Helena since 1863, during which time
he was engaged in contracting, and who built
many of the large buildings in Helena, died yes
terday, aged 68 years. HM urrlYad by a
wife and two sisters.
RACINE, WIS.Joseph Miller, a former mayor
and prominent shoe manufacturer, died here
today of heart trouble. He was 78 rears of
age.
to
415 to 419
NicolletAve.
YORK Factory. Cooper Square.
Supreme Court
In addition to the confirmation of
the inheritance tax law, noted else
where, the supreme court today handed
down the following decisions
Robertson Lumber company, respondent, vs. Cam
eron Anderson et al., defendants Cameron
Anderson, appellant.
Syllabus A partial payment made upon a
partnership debt, after the dissolution of the
firm, will suspend the operation of the statute
of limitations as to other partners in favor of
the creditor receiving such payment, who has
had dealings with the partnership and bad no
notice of its dissolution.
Notice to an agent of a corporation to be
notice to such corporation must be to an agent
who is acting within the scope of his authority,
and ir-ust concern some matter which It is his
duty to communicate to his principal.
No particular kind of notice, whether actual
or constructive, is essential to charge the cred
itor with notice of dissolution of a partnership.
In this case, payment on a partnership debt
was .made by one partner to the traveling audi
tor of the creditor firm Two general managing
agents of that firm, whose authority to receive
notice was disputed, had actual notice of the
dissolution. Their books contained entries of
sales to the firm and of sales to one partner
as an individual after the dissolution It was
the admitted duty of the traveling auditor to,
and he did, examine these books. Held, the'
question of notice to the firm thru alxt these
agents was one of fact for the jury.
Order reversed. Jaggard, J.
Almlra Cochran, respondent, vs. James Z. Coch
ran et al., defendants Carl Brock et al., ap
pellants.
Syllabus: Action to set aside a deed and
mortgage as fraudulent as to the plaintiff and
to subject the land therein described to the
payment of her Judgment for alimony. Held,
that:
FirstThe trial court properly exercised its
discretion in refusing to submit the Issues of
fact^to a jury.
SecondThere were no reversible errors in the
rulings of the court as to the admission of
evidence.
ThirdThe right to challenge the validity of
a deed or other transfer of property on the
ground of fraud extends to others than creditors
in the strict sense of that term. A wife, after
a decree dissolving her marriage and awarding
her alimony, may maintain an action to set
aside a transfer of property made by her hus
band pending the divorce action with intent to
render ineffectual any recovery by her of any
alimony which might be adjudged to her by the
decree.
FourthThe evidence is sufficient to sustain
the findings and decision of the trial court to
the effect that, the deed and mortgages were
fraudulent as alleged.
Order affirmed. Start, O. 3.
State of Minnesota, respondent, vs. A, O. Bry
ant, appellant.
Syllabus: It is not competent by way of
impeachment to ask a witness on cross-examina
tion If ho had ever been arrested for a crime,
or if he was in attendance on court in custody
of a sheriff under arrest for a crime, without
any reference to whether or not witness had
ever been convicted of a crime
While the testimony of a detective or in
former should be closely scrutinized, evidence
as to his bad reputation for truth and veracity
of a date so remote as not to reasonably bear
upon his reputation, at the time of testifying
is properly excluded.
A number of assignments of error directed to
the charge of the trial court in a trial under
an indictment for the crime of selling intoxicat
ing liquor in a quantity less than five gallons,
without first obtaining a license, are here ex
amined and found to contain no substantial
error.
Judgment affirmed. Jaggard, J.
Hugh McCaffrey, appellant, vs. Otto Burkhardt,
respondent. Syllabus: An Indorsement of payment on a ne
gotiable Instrument is in the nature of a re
ceipt, not of a contract. It may be contradicted
*br explained by parol.
In this case the evidence Is examined and
held sufficient to Justify a finding of fact that
the notes secured by a mortgage were -not in
fact paid, altho there were Indorsements of pay
ments thereon, and that the mortgage was not
kept alive for the purpose of hindering or de
laying or defrauding any person, and in particu
lar a creditor of the mortgagor, the Hen of
whose judgment was subsequent to the lien of
the mortgage.
Order affirmed. Jaggard, J.
Robert D. Berg, respondent, vs. S Paul City
Railway company, appellant.
Syllabus: Action to recover damages for an
Bsault alleged to have been committed upon
the plaintiff by the defendant's employees who
were in charge of a car on which he was a pas
senger. Held:
FirstWhere the act of defendant, which is
the subject matter of the action, is shown to
have been wanton or malicious or fraudulent or
oppressive and of such a character as to indicate
that he acted with a reckless disregard of the
rights of the plaintiff, the Jury in their discre
tion may award to the plaintiff in addition to
his compensatory damages such further reason
able sum as exemplary damages as they may
deem just, but the plaintiff is not entitled to
such damages as a matter of legal right in any
case.
SecondThe evidence herein does not show a
case for exemplary damages.
Order reversed and new trial granted.
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THE MINNEAPOLIS
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St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie Railway company
appellant.
ftyllabus: In this, an action to recover for per
sonal injuries received by the plaintiff in a col
lision between two railway trains of the de
fendant, held, that the trial court did not err
in submitting to the jury the question of the
permanency of the plaintiff's Injuries, and that
the damages awarded are not so excessive as to
Justify any Interference with the verdict.
Order affirmed. _start, a J.
State of Minnesota, plaintiff, TS. H. Braum. de
fendant.
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^"Ptw 8*6 theGeneral Laws,
a.b
u8 stat Bates 10 4
N. W. 709, followed.
An indictment nnder that law charging the
solicitation of a contract for the sale of spir
ituous liquors for future delivery, in a less
quantity than five gallons, without a license
committed by the defendant at a time and place
mentioned, by soliciting a person named, without
a license, but not stating whether the crime was
committed by defendant in his own behalf or
as an agent of another, sufficiently 'Specifies
a public offense.
Affirmed. Jaggard, 3.
William D. Young and Harrlson^L. Schmitt
appellants, TS. the City of Mankato, respond!
ent. Syllabus: A board of freeholders appointed to
draft a charter for a municipality cannot employ
and agree to pay one or more of its members
as attorneys for the board to furnish adyice to
it and to prepare a charter for it.
Order affirmed. Jaggard, J.
BLOOM AT NASHVILLE?
Report Beaches Hastings that Patient
Gives Himself Up.
HASTINGS, MINNIt is reported that Au
gust Bloom, formerly of Bed Wing, who es
caped from the Hastings Insane asylum a few
months ago, has given himself np to the au
thorities at Nashville, Tenn.
Judge F. Crosby of this city was elected
president of the Sons of the American Revolu
tion at the annual meeting held In St. Paul
There will be an athletic meet of the boys'
physical culture class of St. Boniface parochial
school at St. Boniface hall on Jan. 4 and 7
with several interesting events. It will be con
ducted under the direction of Professor
De Witt, assistant Instructor of athletics at
St. John's university, Collegeville, Minn.
The following officers of Dakota lodge. No. 7,
A. F. and A. were elected last evening and
Installed by Irving Todd, D.D.G.M, with A. B.
Johnson, M., as marshal W,M., C. B. Reed
S W., I. Radabaugh, Jff,, J. A. Holmqaist
treasurer, M. Sullivan secretary, S. B. Rude
8 P. Hedin J.D., H. 0 Heinsch S S
J. O. Hartin J.S A. B. Walbrldge tyler, A. A
Scott.
SUDDEN DEATH OF CURL
Mother Discovers Daughter Lying
Dead on Floor of Kitchen.
HUDSON, WIS,A strangely sudden death
ocevred here when Miss Jamesanna Kelly of
East Hudson fell dead from paralysis of the
heart. She had been to a neighbor's and brought
home a child, of which she was very fond. She
was playing with it in the kitchen, when her
mother, Mrs. Kellyy-and a sister in another
room, heard a fall, -followed by baby cries.
Hurrying in, Mrs. Kelly found her daughter
dead on the floor, with the baby beside her,
wildly serelining. The young woman had not
been ill and no death could have been mote
unexpected. She will be burled today.
KNIGHTS OF GRIP ORGANIZE
Lodge at Bed Wing Will Be Instituted
Tonight.
RED WING. MINN.A lodge of the United
Commercial Travelers association will be in
stltuted here tonight. The ceremonies will take
BrrandaCounsellor
lace Masonic ball, and there will be present
Walter G. Jacobs of Aberdeen,
and Past Grand Counsellor George Sogers of St
Paul. There are many traveling men living
here, ana many have belonged to either the
St. Paul or Winona lodge. They will withdraw
from those and, with about twenty new mem
bers, will crganlze a local lodge. Commercial
travelers of Cannon Falls. Lake City. Zumbrota
and jrtiier netaby towns may become members of
4be lied Wing organisation. COOMXDtMK^j^
JOURNAL.
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Early Closing
COMMENCING
Tuesday,
Jan. 2d, 1906, and con
tinuing until further notice,
this store will close'at 5:30
every evening with the ex
ception of Saturday.
Cold Weather Furnishings
No doubt in the haste to purchase elaborate, showy holi-
day gifts, such practical useful materials as seasonable bed
furnishings were forgotten. Cold weather will remind you of
their needfulness. May we remind you of our splendid stock
and moderate pricings?
Bedding
10-4 Cotton Blankets,
tan only pair 39c
11-4 Cotton Blan- f\C\
kets, tan or gray pr.. pl*UU
Good, clean, white cotton filled
Comforters, stitched, -j g*
72x78 in. Special ea..*pla?d
Fine Cambric Comfortables,
filled with white corded cotton
stitched 72x8 d f\\
inches. Each......... 4) Vj\J
50c neckwear at 25c.
25o neckwear at 10c and 12 l-2o.
10c neckwear at 5c.
5c neckwear at lc.
A small assortment of 50c yokes at 25c.
Flannels
Cream white Dome* Flannel
remnants, in 5 to 10-yard lengths
fnU 27 inches wide good
7c quality. Special, yard....vC
All wool Waist Flannels, in the
most desirable colors, as reds,
navys, brown, green and
gray. A yard
Ladies^jHeckwear One-Half Price
We have a considerable quantity and a generous assort-
ment of stylish neckwear that has become soiled by handling,
resultant from the big holiday week rush, as well as from
counter and window displays. These goods when cleaned are
as good as new, but we have not the time or facilities at hand
to do this, and so offer them to you at half price. They include
latest creations in stocks and turnovers.
Holiday Toys and Qames
Price &
Saturday is the last day of the half price toy sale. At a
meager expense the holiday happiness of many a little child can
be rounded out to full fruition by the addition of a pretty toy
or game.
Any book in our stock at
25 per cent discount.
Basement
Dignity of bearing and beauty of form distinguish the
wearers of well fitting, well made corsets such as we sell.
December 29, 1905.
MINNEAPOLIS: Ml-503-505-507-509-611 NICOLLET AVENTJH.
NEW YORK: 464 BROOME STREET.
MANCHESTER: PARIS: CHEMNITZ:
17 NICHOLAS ST. 89 RUE DE L'ECHIQTJIER. 23 THEATER BTRAS8E.
Your choice of any doll at
25 per cent discount.
Corset Department &
Girdle Corsets, straight front, steel filled, made of brocaded batiste,
well stayed on hips, neatly trimmed at top and bottom with lace and
ribbon colors, pink and blue sizes 18 to 26. Never sold
for less than 50c Price jdC
Long Hip Corsets, straight front, medium low bust, two sets of hose
supporters attached made of white coutil, lace trimmed, steel
filled sizes 18 to 20. Never sold for less than 69c. Price dUC
W. B. Erect Form Corsets fit as though they were made to your order.
"Arnold" Knit Baby Wash Cloth
Ideal for Baby'a BathSo soft, so smooth, is this delightful cloth
that baby hardly feels his daily ablutions. Fabric is of knitted cotton, of
fine texture, highly absorbent. It readily soaks up the water and dis-
charges it as freely as a sponge. Has no harsh or irritating fea-
tures and is very cleansing. Size 9x9, and the price is, each....
Second Floor
Auction Sale of Japanese Goods
Japanese palace
818 Nicollet Avenue.
THEIDEAL HEALTH FOOD.
b&
ra^asa
25c
58 LBS. sss*-l
I N STORY PAOKAesJ.
Suits & Coats at Incisive Reductions,
NKHNDFUL of profits and forgetting cost in a desire to make immediate and
rapid selling of these beautiful outer garments, we have priced them irre-
sistibly low, following our standard rule of not allowing stocks to go over
a season, even though we lose money in the reductions. These goods are
absolutely up-to-date in style and every essential detail and you have months
ahead in which to get splendid service from them, for real winter has hardly begun
Modish Suits Underpriced
Materials are* of cheviots, worsteds,
broadcloths and fancy mixtures. Long
and short coat effects.
Values to $18.75. Now $9.75.
Values to $25.00. Now $14.75.
Values to $32,50. Now $18.75.
Values to $40.00. Now $25.00.
All Tight Fitting Black Coats
Reduced
Materials are broadcloths and ker
seys. 'Each garment is of excellent
workmanship and dependable material
and every one is a this season's model
and strictly up-to-date in every detail.
$15, $17.50, $18.50 values, $9.50.
$18.75, $20, $22.50 values, $15.00.
$27.50, $30, $32.50 values, $19.50.
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Artistic Veilings
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In the Stationery Section.
&ReductionsY*
All our calendars and Christmas cards*"have been marked
at half price. In some instances considerably less than half. The
collection is still a very pleasing one and the prices asked very,
very low.
Every one admires and covets artistic desk furnishings
such as fancy ink wells and many other novelties. Some big re-
ductions made on these articles.
Our stock of stationery and supplies is a comprehensive
one and we can save you money on these goods, not only now,
but at all times.
Bargains in Underwear
We take great care in the selection of the various reputable
weights and fabrics which this climate or varied fancies de-
mand. Garments of quality that we are proud to sell you and
that you'll find comfort in wearing.
rf* rfpiy^ Tift
Women's Jersey Bibbed Fleece Lined Vests and Pants. This
is the regular 25c kind. For quick selling, our price, each 1VC
Women's Fine Bibbed Peeler Odtton Union Suits button down /v
front a garment well worth 76c. While they last, our price only.. 0\)C
Men's Extra Heavy, Gray Color, Fleece Lined Shirts and Draw-
era all sizes. A garment.others sell for 50c our price, each
Men's Furnishings
We have made some startling price concessions on certain
apparel in this section and call special attention to a few of
numerous reductions.
$1.00 wide silk FomMn-hands,
beautiful colorings, C/Vrr
your choice, each....,...t5UC
Any 50c Four-in-hand or Teck
tie in the house
Saturday, each OC
SPECIALLY attractive
new line of net veils
at 25c and 50c. Also &
choice assortment of pattern
veils in the very latest de
signs and colorings. Prices
from 95c up.
Long 50-Inch Coats at Dim*
injshed Prices
These stylish garments come in dark
fancy mixtures. Empire, full box and
semi-fitting.
$16.50, $17, $18.50 values, $9.50.
$18.75 and $20 values, $14.75.
$21.75 and $22.50 values, $17.50.
All Velvet and Crushed Plush Goats
have been reduced in price from ONE
QUARTER to HALF former prices.
All costumes and evening coats
marked down to HALF price and less.
Striking reductions in fur lined coats.
All 26c neckwear. Four-in
hands, strings, bows +g^
and tecks, each I
Holiday Suspenders$1 kinds
at 75c the 75c
Suspenders at
Egyptian All-Over Net Waists.
We have just received an assortment of beautiful, modish
Egyptian allover net waists. They are made with a tucked
yoke andfinishedin guipure lace insertions. Long or short
sleeves. They are silk lined and come in white d* ri
and the popular butter color tint. Each 4^eVe5
Second Floor
Pre-Inventory Hosiery Values
We have placed in one big lot what in trade parlance
may be termed "clean-ups." Included in this assortment are
ladies' black ribbed or plain knit wool as well as heavy fleeced
black cotton with double heels and toes. Also children's %1 or
1-1 ribbed extra heavyfleecedblack cottons. Not a
pair in the lot but that is worth 25c Choice, a pair /C
Embroidered Waist Patterns
& PriceVx }_
The very daintiest of garments.
$3.65 values, now $1.83. $2.98 values, now fl.49.
$2.50 values, now $1.25.
Lace Section
Peninsula Heaters
^,r$30o$40 New and Second-hand. Call and examine onr stock.
A small payment will boy you stove. AU kinds
of Stove Repairs always on hand.
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50c
GreatWesternStove&Repair Co.
BOTH PHONES161 312 HENNEPIN, AV
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