The Minneapolis journal. [volume], April 30, 1906, Page 9, Image 9

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TUESDAY
May 1
Second
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MANCHESTER, 88 Faulkner St. CHEMNITZ, 28 Theater St.
gown.
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^-,c$1
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Women's Gown's
50c
Gown of good quality muslin yoke of
tucking and embroidery insertion.
May Sale price
Gown of cambric, slipover style em- 11*
broidery edge laced with ribbon in ^%CL
neck and sleeves May Sale price., \J^*
CrO"WH of nainsook, slipover style, -val
lace edge and ribbon in neck and
sleeves. May Sale price
Gown of cambric, high neck, tucked yoke Bet in
with embroidery insertion edge in
neck and sleeves May Sale ^JtSd,
price W
Slipover Gown of nainsook yoke of pattern em
broidery, kimona sleeve and neck
trimmed with dainty hemstitched ^Isk ^"m
ruffle. May Sale price j|/*.ssW*-
High Neck Gown of cambric, yoke of six fine em
broidery insertions embroidered A
edge in neck and sleeves. May *4sk I J. JT\
Sale price %PI.-*Wt7
Slipover Gown of Nainsook, low square neck
trimmed with wide embreidery insertion elbow
sleeves trimmed with wide ^j% AT
embroidery edge. May Sale 2ol s^^J
price %4*Atv "V
Nainsook GownSlipover style dainty torchon
lace and embroidery insertion
May Sale in neck,
price.
Nainsool:
embrnr' triir pri.
.r.k
98c
$1.75
:wnSlipover style yoke of pattern
"lbow sleeves, it* P"
::iatch. May Sale JL^
in slipover style yoke of fine val.
ions and embroidery wide ribbon
Nairn
laeo laced through yoke wide em
broidery raffle in sleeves.
May sale price.
Handsome Assortment of gowns at $5.50 up to
$14.00.
$4.75
Matched Sets
Fine Nainsook GownFront tucked and trimmed
with three dainty embroidery medallions val.
insertions, kimona style sleeves.
OnemiseMade!-.
nainsook, front trimmed to match
WTHUSIASTS PACK OUTFITS
POR MAY DAY SPORT.
ose Not an Hour In Seeking Lair of
Speckled Beauties and Pray for
Good 'VBiting" WeatherBass Sea
son Opens Month Later In Minne
sota. Tuesday, according to the calendar,
eans May 1, and a lot of ardent Min
apolis fishermen are getting ready
business, glad of an opportunity to
st aside last winter's list of thread
tre fishing tales and go out in search
new. The real Minnesota sport
*ill not begin until May 30, when the
nit on bass will be out, but there is
o3 sport in store in VV iseonsin for
next week with the trout.
Every year May 1 and the days just
eeeding and following see a general
codus of anglers from Minneapolis
id other Minnesota towns for the
"iseonsin streams, and this year will
5 no exception. Weeks ago the en
-usiasts began to brush up their out-
s. The relative merits of different
rts of flies and baits have been gen
al topics o conversation, and. now
rerybody is out to prove old or new
eories.
Will Start Early.
Tonight will see the start of the
ort for the locals, several parties
-wing ready to start on the first train
to the trout country. Walter Car
11, "Jack" Woodburn, "Tom"
Irlinff, Charlie' Wilkins, Doc'
-mid, and a bunch of others are
set" and waiting for the whistle to
ow. If the weather and sport are
few of them will be seen in Min
apolis until the next. Monday morn-
2, when they will reluctantly wander
^me to tell of mighty deeds done in
Wisconsin trout wilds.
The goddess of truth is ready with
muffs and brass knuckles to receive
ese returning tales. With bad
rather and bad luck the return will
quicker and less spectacular. Last
ar the opening week of the Wisconsin
'son was about the ''limit.'' The
ither -was so cold, that it -was im
913.00
Drawers of nainsook, lace insertions, ribbon bead
ing.
Skirt to match, trimmed with six rows lace in
sertions, to match d* -tf f\
^al.e..pedge
Nainsook Gown, slipover, square neck, trimmed,
Cluny lace and insertion, elbow sleeves.
City News
LNGLERSREADY FOR
WISCONSIN TROUT
possible to fish or even keep warm and
the fish seemed to prefer to eat icicles
off the bottom to freezing to death on
the surface looking for imitation flies.
In Minnesota there will be some
sport for those not over fastidious.
Pike, maskalonge, crappie, perch, sun
fish, and anything but bass can be
taken without fear of vigilant wardens
if taken in the proper manner. These
fish offer tame sport to the ardent
lover of bass, but will not want for
attention. Hundreds of fishermen will
take advantage of the open season and
go out to try their luck. What will
happen in case bass are caught
is not to be mentioned in public, as
it is a trick of the sport carefully
guarded by early fishermen.
THROWS ROSES AT CENTRAL
The pathw ay of the average tele
phone exchange girl is not strewn with
roses as a general proposition, but the
girls never overlook flowers. Eoses,
twenty-five dozen of them, or enough, to
give each girl at Twin City "central"
a prettv handful, were sent them. Satur
day. the gift of T. O. Wallace of the
Allen Land company.
The gift, as Mr. Wallace explained,
was merely to show the irls, the whole
bunch of them, that their services were
fully appreciated by a least one paliight
tron.
PURELY VEGETABLE.
Monday Evening, _V
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Hand Embroidered Chemise, made
in nainsook eyelets with /Q
ribbon laced, special "OC
Hand-made Chemise
sign across front,
eyelets laced with rib
bon. Special
Our Annual May Sale of Muslin Under
wear is an event awaited by many with
great expectation. The general excel
lence and high character of the gar
ments, together with the low prices
which prevail, appeal"to the good judg
ment of those who wish the best at mod
erate prices.
Flower de-
embroidered
$1.50
Hand-made Chemise Handsome
embroidered design across front.
French back. ^L^ O
Special $**-
Dainty ChemiseBeautifully em
broidered on French nainsook,
ranging in prices 3.50 to $14
each.
Matched Sets
Chemise, nainsook, square neck, trimmed Cluny
lace.
Nainsook Drawers with two Cluny lace insertions
and edge.
Cambric Skirt, three Cluny insertions and five
rows edg match ^j%
pe7e
PriCe'.
Corset Covers
Cambric Corset CoverNeck and sleeves
trimmed with torchon edge, laced
with ribbon May Sale price
Cambric Corset CoverRound yoke, two rows tor
chon insertion and edge joined with
ribbon beading, trimmed sleeve JC
May Sale price.
RHEUMATISM
TROUBLESOM E PAINS AND ACNES
While Rheumatism is usually worse in Winter because of the cold and
dampness of a changing atmosphere, it is by no means a Winter disease
entirely. Persons in whose blood the uric acid, which produces the disease,
has collected, feel its troublesome pains and aches all the year round. Th
caused Rlietim.atisiri.is a sour, acid, condition of tlie blood, bronglit about
by the accumulation i a the system ofrefuse matter, which the natural ave-
nues of bodily waste have failed to carry off. This refuse matter coming in
contact with the different acids of the body, forms uric acid which is absorbed
by the blood and distributed to all parts of the body, and Rheumatism gets
possession of the system. Rheumatic persons are almost constant sufferers
the nagging pains in joints and muscles, are ever present under the most
favorable climatic conditions, while exposure to dampness or an attack of
indigestion will often bring on tlie severer symptoms even in warm, pleas-
ant weather. Liniments, plasters, lotions, etc., relieve the pain and give the
sufferer temporary comfort, but are in no sense curative because Rheumatism
is not a disease that can be rubbed away or
drawn out with a plaster. S S. S is the best
treatment for Rheumatism it goes down into
the blood and attacks the disease at its head,
and by neutralizinththe aci and driving,it outs
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Five Styles of Night Gowns,
high neck, handsomely
broldered all
$7.50 gowns
to close
$0.75
Gown of fine long cloth, slipover, square neck,
trimmed with dainty embroidery insertion wide
embroidery ruffle to match.
Skirt to match wide flounce, two rows insertion,
edge to match, joined to skirt with embroidery
beading.
Drawers of fine long cloth. Handsome embroidery
ruffle insertion to match.
Corset Cover, square neck trim
med to match May Sale
price, per set
GovmFine long cloth, slipover. One large em
broidery medallion in center with two smaller
'onos each side, lace trimmed, lawn ruffle on
trimmed to match, lace edge ribbon bead
nock.
Same style'as gown skirt trimmed, lace"
ns and edge, to match.
.v.*. Fine long cloth lace /t -tf mr
'insertion to match set* May N% 1
Sale price, per set.
$16.50
25c
JODRNAL CADETS TO
GOMPETE FOR FLAG
-$
TONIGHT'S DRILLS
Company B, First regiment. St.
MarK'6 church Colonel Jess riawley
and Captain Gllbertson.
Company C. Second regiment,
Eighth Ward Republican hall, Cap
tain Kelsey. Officers' school, 7
o'clock company drill, 7:30.
Company H, Second regiment,
which has drilled Tuesday afternoons
at Franklin and Dupont avenues, will
drill tomorrow night at the new drill
grounds opposite the armory, on
Kenwood boulevard, and will hold
weekly drills there -Tuesday evenings
until further notice.
$ $
The company competitive drill for the
Journal Oadet regiments at the clrill
grounds, facing the armory on Ken
wood boulevard, takes place Tuesday
night next week, it being found that it
will be impracticable to hold itMayl, as
first announced. Th Minneapolis Ga
company is putting in handsome
boulevard arc lights that will light the
building up thind sour blood cure,
Rheumatism permanently. Being made en
tirely of roots, herbs and barks, S S S will not injure the system in the
least. Book on Rheumatism and any medical advice without charge.
THE SWtFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLMNTA. GJL.
THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL.fi*
L. S. DONALDSON, President.
nnual May Sale Muslin Underwear
FOR WOMEN, MISSES AND CHILDREN
Dainty Hand-Made Underwear
low
sizes regular
$4.75
Sand-made mowers, in French
nainsook, very wide, flounce em
broidered front and d?"^ flff
back. Special &j, V*5
Hand-made Drawers in French
nainsook, flounce with button-hole
edge and flower design in corner,
French beading, very -g *w
wide. Special PI/d
Corset Covers
Long Cloth Corset CoverBound yoke, eyelet em
broidery laced with ribbon, sleeves
trimmed with button hole edge 11/^
May Sale price *J\J+*
Cambric Corset CoverBack and front trimmed,
two vaL insertions joined ribbon g^
beading neck and sleeves trimmed, 11/^
edge to match May Sale price VrV/
Pine Long Cloth Oover~Rdund yoke of pattern
embroidery laced with ribboji. ITect and sleeves
trimmed with embroidery edge
to match. Yoke set on with French yC
beading. May Sale price.
Pine Cambric CoverFront and back trimmed with
val. insertions and feather stitching, forming
points neck and sleeves/trimmed r\Q
with lace insertion, ribbon beading' wf%C
and lace edge. May Sale jirice.
Fine Long Cloth CoverFront trimmed with two
dainty embroidery meda,lH:o#s and val. insertions.
Tucked back, neck and sleeVes trimnied with val.
insertions, ribbon bead rf*-d
inland edge. May S|le^
%1 .25
price ^^r- ^^&
Five Styles of Chemise, hand em
broidered also band embroi
dered with lace all sizes $4.50
to $7.50 chemise
to
97.5 0 chemise d gs\
close at i)ej* %J\J
Haaa-maae DrawersDeep circular
flounce embroidered dot design
and scallop edge.
Special
A complete assortment of hand em
broidered matched sets ranging in
prices from $9-95 to $75.
4.
Complete assortment prices $1.50 to $5.00.
Drawers^
Cambric DrawersFlounce with two
hemstitched tucks and hem
May Sale price
Cambric DrawersFlounce of fine lawn
trimmed with hemstitched tucks.
May Sale price
Long Cloth DrawersEuffle of wide em
broidery. One cluster tucks above.
May Sale price
Pine Cambric DrawersLawn ruffle trimmed with
embroidery edge one hem
stitched tuck above. May Sale
price ..............._,V*
drill ground splendidly at night. The
flag that is to be presented to the com
pany winning the competition drill will
be on exhibition in a window at Don
aldson's Glass Block store Wednesday.
In response to numerous requests,
The Journal will organize cadet
companies for the districts within easy
reach of Nicollet and Grant streets,
upper Twentieth avenue and New Bos
ton. This depends upon the number
of boys making application, and names
should be left at rectuiting headquar
ters, 51 Fourth street S, between 4 and
6 o'clock in the afternoon, or by
adachieved
dressing Colonel W. H. Sprague," care
of The Journal, by letter giving
name, age and address.
LECTURE ON LIFE OF CHRIST
The Eev. Fr. MacCorry delivered his
illustrated^ lecture on "The Life of
Christ" at the Church of St. Charles
last night. There was a large au
dience. Beginning with the events
just\preceding the Savior's birth and
continuing to the day of his crucifixion
Father MacCorry brought out all of the
dramatic and interesting features of
the period.
The second of Father MacCorry's lec
tures -will be giv en in the same church
tonight. The subject will be The
Sambles and Eealms of Childhood.''
ABSOLUTE
v/' ..An
The showing of Misses' and Children's un
derwear embraces handsome garments of
every description and material. The same
care is exercised in making these gar-
ments a is used in those for women and
we have no hesitation in saying it is the
best assortment we have ever had on exhi
bition.
$5.50
Finer qualities with lace trimmings
or embroidered at _ A S\/\
$6.50 up to 3)14. UU
35c to
50c
69c
AMotutei Cure
BILIOUSNESS.
SICK HEADACHE.
TORPID LIVER.
FURRED TONGUE.
INDIGESTION
CONSTIPATION
DIZZINESS.
SALLOW SKIN
Tha TOUC the LIVER
Genuine Wrapper Printed on
CEO PAPER BLACK LETTERS*
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Defective Page
Hand-made Gowns in French mus
lin, low, round neck witb flower
design across front
elbow sleeves. Sp'cl.
Hand-made GownsLow round neck,
front. trimmed -with spjray of flow
ers and lace insertions neck
laced with ribbon. ti
Special .^O* %J
Hand-made Gowns in ttti4~ Tiainsools.
handsome embroidered front of
English eyelet design
sleeves, embroidered 4jr\ gj r\
to match. Special.. .J)l\/a*i7\/
Special values in gown at $12.00
$15.00 and $18.00.
Drawers
Pine Cambric DraweraWide ruffle, one row val.
insertions, hemstitched tucks and
val. edge. May Sale
price i
Fine Cambric Drawers"Wide embroi
dery ruffle cluster of tucks abpve.
May Sale price
Children's
Muslin Underwear.
Children's Muslin DrawersPlain hem
w. tucks above ages 1 to 14 years.
M: Sale -price 12c to
i five cents each size,
Ch.. ..r.i's Muslin DrawersFine muslin
pin in lu-iu with tucks above. Ages
1 to 14 years: May Sale price 15c to
Raise five cents each size.
Children's Muslin DrawersGood quality muslin,
embroidery ruffle with tucks above
ages 1 to 14 years May Sale price ^X
33c *o-
Eaise five cents each size
Children's Long Cloth GownsLow neck and elbow
sleevea, trimmed with torchon lace
and ribbon ages 6 to 14 years
price 85c
Children's Slipover Gowns in long cloth, embroidery
set in front with lace insertion kimona sleeve,
lace trimmed
8 to 16 years
and
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PIERCE CrOES TO ANTIPODES
Former Minneapolis Man to Develop
Australian Y. M. 0. A.
Lyman 3J. Pierce and family, for
merly of Minneapolis, left last nignt for
Australia. They sail May 10 from San
Francisco, after visiting friends in Den
ver. They have been visiting the par
ents of Mrs. Pierce, Mr. and Mrs. J.
A. Wright, and his brother
family, f\
P. Pierce. Mr. Pierce is a graduate of
the University of Minnesota, who has
remarkable success in Y. M. 0.
A. work in Cedar Eapids, Iowa, Tren
ton, N. J., and Washington, D. C. He
is now going to Australia to take
charge of association -work, in that coun
try and New Zealand.
HONOR THE DEPARTED
Memorial services were held by mem-
bera of the Order of the Eastern Star
at the Masonic Temple, St. Paul, yes
terday afternoon. The ceremonies were
made to conform to the ritual and weT
unusually impressive. After the sol
emn rites had been completed and sev
eral musical numbers had been rendered
by the quartet, addresses were delivered
by Rev. Dr Alexander MIcG-regor and
Rev. James B. Montgomery of Minne
apolis. N
Genuine CARTER'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS most bear
Fac-simile Signature of
SECURITY
ARTERS
ITTLE IVER
8mall Pill.
8mall Dote.
.Small Price.
:XAprin 30 19067 W^f' ^C^ /ti?^i2VT2^
it kimono
98c 98c 25c 35c
4
Kaise five cen,ts each size.
Children's Cambric DrawersFine cambric ruffle,
hemstitched tucks of feather stitch- g^
i ng and torchon edge ag es 6Vto 1 4 ^W w?
years May Sale price 50c W W
Raise five cents each size.
Children's Muslin GownsGood quality muslin,
plain tucked yoke ages 1 to 14
yeare. May Sale price
65c
$1
priT$i.2 $1.5 0
SUBSCEIBERS AT WOTTED STATES LLOYDS
MAKINE INSURANCE UNDERWBITEES
Principal office, 16 Exchange place. New York
Oltr. (Organized In 1872.) Attorneys for sub
scribers, A. F. Higgins, Herbert. Appleton, Doug
las P. -Cox. Attorney to accept service In Minne
sota, Insurance OomralBSloner. Deposit capital.
$100,000*'
INCOME IN 1905.
Premiums other than perpetuals.. $840,117.98
Premiums on prpernal risks Non*
Hents and interest 29,000.67
Profit on ledger* assets oyr toooK
yalues
'Total disbursements
Excess of income oyer disburse
ments
ASSETS DEC. 81," 1805.
Value of real, estate owned
Mortgage loans
Collateral loans
Bonds and stocks owned
Cash In office and In bank
Accrued interest and rents
Premiums in course of collection..
All other admitted assets
Al other. 1lMl.lllJk4A. X'..
Cambric Petticoat, deep lawn flounce,
trimmed with embroidery ruffle.
May Sale priee.
Cambric SkirtDeep lawn flounce
two wide torchon lace insertions
and edge to matc bj very lull
flare. May Sale price
Cambric SkirtDeep flounce of
fine embroid_ry -with tacking
above. May Sale price
Non
Frotti all othtr sources 126,800.00
Totaj Income $1,004,617.68
DISBURSEMENTS IN 1905.
Amount paid for losses $606,569.*"
Dividends and Interest
Commissions and brokerage
Salaries and fees of officers,
agents and employees.
Taxes, fees and rents
Loss on gale or maturity of ledger
assets
All other disbursements
50,000.00
174,163.45
82.294.04 23,041.76
None
8,795.84
1944,86*27
59,653.28
None None None
547.8S8.00
871,851.60
6,737.50
236.468.40
125.567.69
Total admitted assets
Assets not admitted, $18,691.65.
LIABILITIES DEC. 31, 1905.
Unpaid losses and claims $174,215.00
Reinsurance reserve
Beclaimable on perpetual policies..
Reserve and liabilities in special
department
Salaries, expenses, dividends and
interest due
Commission and brokerage....... "j
Return premiums fe
$1,288,513.19
316,866.27
None
-r None
15,450.00
5,476.51
16,000.00
54.442.96
ioo.ooo.oo
Alll liabilities
Capital stock paid tip
Total liabilities, including
capital $681,450.74
Net surplus 607.062.45
RISKS AND PREMIUMS. 1905 BUSINESS:
Marine and inland risks written
during the year *51B.959,48^.00
Premiums received thereon 1,058,187.85
Net amount In force at end of
the rear 16.120,621.00
BUSINESS IN MINNESOTA IN 1905.
Marine and inland risks written.. $1,872,961.00
Marine and inland premiums- re-
ceived -_ \j5,056.0
Marine and Inland, losses paid.....,' 8,906.00
Marine and inland losses Incurred" 8,701.00
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
Department of Insurance.
"Whereas, the Subscribers at United
Lloyds Marine Insurance Underwriters,
poraticn. organized under the laws of
has fully complied witb the provisions of the
laws of this state relative to the admission and
authorization of insurance companies of Its
class.
Now, therefore. I, the undersigned. Insurance
Commissioner, do hereby empower and authorize
the said above-named company to transact its
appropriate business of marine Insurance In the
state of Minnesota, according to the laws there
of, until the thirty-first day of January, A. D.
1907, unless said authority be revoked or other
wise legally terminated prior thereto.
In testimony whereof, I bav hereunto set my
hand and affixed my official seal at St, Paul this
Slst day of January. A. D. !-_,
'.sac* Commissioner.
States
a cor-
trimmtd
$1.25 $1.50
Cambric SkirtDeep flounce with two fine torchon
lace insertions and wide ^H 4 mm
edge to match. May Sale %k 1 \J *Z
Cambric SkirtDeep flounce with three cluny late
insertions five rows lace *H
to match on bottom May K2 VcS
Cambric SkirtHandsome embroidered flounce
headed with wide embroidery 4%
insertion. May Sale jk fL
Cambric SkirtDeep flounce trimmed with two
dainty embroidery insertions 4% *y m
and wide embroidery edge. T% *4
May Sale price H'*-
Handsome assortment of lace and embroidery
trimmed petticoats at $4.75 np to $18.00.
Vassar Underwear.
Vassar DrawersFine long cloth,
trimmed with val. lace ruffle set
on drawer with French bead
ing. May Sale price
Vassar DrawersFine long cloth.
Ruffle of dainty embroidery.
May Sale price................
Lawn ruffle
$1.25 $1.50
Vassar DrawersFine long cloth. Euffle of hand
some embroidery edge, set on
drawer with French beading.
May Sale price $2.25
Handsome assortment of drawers from $3.75 to
$5.00.
Vassar Combination SuitCorset cover and skirt.
Fine long cloth. Dainty embroidery dge, and em
broidery beading around neck ana sleeves.
Ruffle on skirt trimmed embroidery edge two
cluster tucks above cover and
skirt joined at waist with rib- 'ifc \J ^k
bon beading. May Sale price... *J
Vassar Combination SuitsFine long cloth yoke of
three embroidery insertions, embroidery edge and
ribbon beading around necls and sleeves. Sufflle
on skirt trimmed with em
broidery edge tucks above.
May Sale price..
I
$5.00
pOSAJ^STEAlgBBS
AMERICAN LINE.
PLYMOUTH-^CHBRBOURO BOUTHAMPTOH.
St. Louis May 5, Jose 2, Jane 80, An*. 4
Philadelphia ....Mar 12, June 8, July 7, Aug. 11
St. Paul May 19, June 16, July 14, Aug. 18
New York ...May 28, June 23, July 28, Aug. 25
PhiladelphiaQueenstownUverpsel.
Friesland. May 5 I Merlon May 19
Weoterniand.. ..May 12 NoorcUana .May 28
ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE.
NEW YORK-LONDON DIRECT.
Minnehaha....May 5, Jane 2, June 80. July 28
Minnetonka ....May 12, June 9, July 7, Aug. 4
Mesaba ....May 19. June 16, July 14, Aug. 11
Minneapolis -.May 26, Juno 28, July Aag. 18
DOMINION LINES
MONTRBAL TO LIVEBFOOLShort sea passage
Dominion May 6 Canada May 19
Southwsrk......May 12 Kensington ....May 26
HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE
NEW YORK-ROTTEHDAM. TLA BOULOGNE..list
Sailings Wednesday as per TT",Tf
Ryndam, May 9, 6 am N.Amsdm.May 8010 am
Potsdam, May 16,10 am Sta'dam, Jun ft, 10 am
Noordam..May 6 am 18, 10 am
RE28 STARyndam,June LINE.
N. Y., DOVBE, ANTWEJBP (LiONDOK, FAsUB)
Vaderland May 6. June 2, June 80, July 28
Kroonland May 12, June 9. July 7, Aug. 18
Zeeland May 19, June 19, July 14, Aug. 11
Finland......May June 28, Aug. 4 Sept. 1
WHITE26STAB, LINE.,
KSTW TOMEQUHBNSTOWWLIVERPOOL.
Cedrlc May 4, June 1, June 28, July 21
Baltic May 9, June 6, July 4, Aug. 1
Majestic May 16. June 18. July 11, Aug. 8
Celtic May 18, June 15, July 18. Aug. 10
Oceanic May 28, June 20. July 18, Aug. 15
Teutonic .May 80, June 27, July 25, Aug. 22
BOSTONQUEENSTOWNLIVERPOOL.
'Arable ...Mar lO. lone 7. Joly 5. An. 3
Cymric.. ...May 24, June 21, July 19, Aug. 23
MEDITERRANEAN^^
FROM NEW TOBX.
ORRTIO May 10. 10 a.m. June 21, Aug. 4
REPUBLIC May SI. 8 p.m. Oct. 1SJ. Kov. 20
OK BOBTOJS.
CANOPIC....May 19, 8 a.m. June 30, Aug. 11
ROMANIC. .June 5, 8:30 a.m. July 7 Sept. 15
0. E. BREOKE, K. W. 7. Ageat,
U1-1M 8d st f, Guaranty Bldg, Minneapolis.
X. H. LARXE, passenger Agent.
Sast
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t. St. Saul.
Special Passenger Service.
PLYMOUTHCHERBOURGHAMBURG.
Amerlka .May 10 I Amerika June 7
Bluecher May 17 Bluecher June 14
Kaiserln A. V.. .May 24 I Kaiserln A. V., JUM 21
'Deutschland May 81 Deutschland ..June 28
Special features of these ships are: Grill room.
Slti-Caxlton restaurant, a la carte elaratora.
gymnasium, palm garden, electric baths, etc.
Twin Screw Passenger Service.
DOVER (LONDON OR PARIS) and HAMBURG.
Large twin screw vessels of 14,006 teas. Su
perb passenger accommodations.
Patricia May 5 I Pennsylvania....June 2
Pretoria May 12 I Batavia June 9
Waldersee May 0 I Patricia Zone 1
Oceanic May 26 Pretoria June 28
*By way of Plymouth and Cherbourg.
Offices, 85 and 87 Broadway, 8 York.
159 Randolph st, Chicago W. B. Chandler, B.
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