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GreenorBlack Appeals to fastidious
palates because it is
CLEAN tea. It is
CLEAN for the reason
that in preparing it for
use approved machin
ery only is used. Is
not this worth more
than a passingthought
at a time when there
is so much talk of
UNCLEAN methods
in preparing food for
table use?
HOW TO MAKE ITUse half the
quantity as of other tea, fresh boiling
wtte Steep four or five minutes.
Ceylon and India Tea
Black, Mixed, Green or Oolong.
LEAD PACKETS ONLY.
60c and 70c per lb.
AT ALL GROCERS.
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PIANO SALE
NEW PIANOS.
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Most all guaranteed for 10
sears many for more than 10
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HOME SWEET HOME
Alike \our home hapjn20
cents per da\ will piy for a
Piano and -we will give you
a nni&ieil education free, and
at the same time sell you
ANY NEW HIGH GRADE
PIANO FROM $100 TO $150
cheaftr than any concern
e\er offered a high grade
piano
FACTORY SALE PRICE.
The above pianos are instiu
irionts ou should see at once.
Full size sold by other deal
ers at $250
FOLLOWING PIANOS ARE
BARGAINS.
These pianos are the regular
$300 instruments Makes not
published, as we will never
be able to make these puces
igain
i'HE KIND YOU SHOULD
SEE AT ONCE
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llus grade is sold the world
over fors $400 Our price,
$216
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whit piano dealers
pay for them
lou owe this investigation
to yourself Come at once, as
we now ha\e o-ver 200 pianos
01 you to select from
TERMS.
Nothing Down, as we must
have the 100m$2 $4 $6 or $8
Per Month, and during the
sale we will gi\e you
SIX MONTHS MUSIC LES
SONS FREE.
OPEN EVENINGS
Segerstrom
Piano Co.
804 NICOLLET AVENUE
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in the city at
Manufacturers' Prices.
THE
NORTHWESTERN
TRUNK CO.
ZHQ NICOLLET.
Wednesday^Evening,
IOWA DEMOCRATS
NOMINATE PORTER
Tarifif-f or-Revenue Only and Trust
Legislation ^Jhief Planks
in the Platform.
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GovernorClaude R. Porter, Ap
panoose county.
Lieutenant GovernorJohn D.
Denmson, Jr., Dubuque county.
Secretary of StateJ. S. Mc
Luen, Guthrie county.
AuditorC. E. Monroe, Mahaska
county.
TreasurerL. F. Danforth, Cal
houn county.
Attorney GeneralFred A.To"wii-
send, Monroe county.
Superintendent of Public Instruc-
tionW S. Wilson, Lyon county.
Judges Supreme CourtL. M.
Fisher of Scott and E. M. Oarr of
Delaware county.
Clerk of Supreme CourtT. W.
Keenan, Page county
Reporter Supreme CourtH. M.
Parker, Muscatune county.
Railroad CommissionersW. L.
Carpenter, Polk county, and E. K.
Stoll, Henry county
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IDAHO DEMOCRATS
Anti-Mormonism the Keynote of Their
Sta*e Platform.
Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, Aug 8Af-
ter a strenuous two days' convention
the democrats of Idaho placed in nom
ination a state ticket and adopted a
platform in which anti Mormonism is
the keynote
There was no opposition to Senator
Dubois' nomination for senator nor to
the nomination of Judge Stockslager
for governor Senator Dubois' speech
of acceptance was loudly cheered
I prophesy that within three years
no man in the state of Idaho will hav
the tementv to stand on a public plat
form and defend the hierarchy of Salt
Lake," he declaied
The fol'owing ticket was named
ITnited States SenatorFred Du
bois
Member of CongressRees Hatta
baugh
Justice of the Supreme CourtStew
art S Dennig
GovernorC O Stackslager.
Lieutenant GovernorGeorge Cha
pm
Secretary of StateFlournoy Gallo
way
The anti Mormon plant pledges the
democratic party to secure the enact
ment of legislation necessary to make
operative the "test oath," provided in
the constitution of Idaho, which in ef
feet would disfranchise all loyal Mor
mons
Free Ride on the Hudson.
First class tickets to New York via
the Wabash and West Shore are gool
tiom Albany to New York via the Hud
son River daj line, steamers at the
option of holders Buy tickets via this,
route and enioy a clay on the Hudson
Three da ly trains Ticket office, 97
Adams street, Chicago.
Summer Tourist Rates to Clear Lake,
Iowa, via Chicago Great Western
Railway.
Tickets on sale daily to Sept 30 For
full information apply to H. Heard,
General Agent, corner Nicollet av am
5th st, Minneapolis.
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Fishing and Camping Rates to Madison
Lake, Waterville and Elysian, Minn,'
via Chicago Great Western Railway.
For tartie of ten or more one fare
and one third for the round trip, good
for ten days. Tickets on sale dailv
until Sept 30 For further information
apply to Heard, General Agent,
corner Nicollet avenue and Fifth street,
Minneapolis
New York Excursion
From Chicago over the Pennsylvania
Short Lines, account Reception to
Hon William Bryan Rate one fare
?'lckets
Wo carry the largest assort
ment of High Grade
lus Two Dollars for the round trip,
sold August 28th and 29th,
good to return until September 1th.
For full information address A. W.
Arnold, C. Agt Minneapolis, Minn.
12,665 ME N
Wanted at Once to Harvest the Mar
velous Crops in Minnesota and North
Dakota Along the Soo Line.
Low rates in effect from St Paul and
Minneapolis to all points west Mm
nesota and the Dakotas daily, Aug. 1st
to 31st inclusive, 1906.
Splendid wages are offered, ranging
from $1.75 to $3 per day, including
boardt
An opportunity for everybody
to ge busy.
"Ask at the ticket office."
119 Third street S, ,& ~Y-M-U.
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Waterloo, Iowa, Aug 8 The demo
cratic state convention yesterday nom
mated a full state ticket, headed by
Claude Porter of Appanoose county
for governor, adopted a platform and
adjourned sine die last night
The platform favors a tariff for reve
nue only, the election of United States
senators direct vote of the people
and demands the enactment of such leg
lslation as will effectually destroy all
trusts It expresses sympathy with
the purposes of national labor organi
zations as set forth in recent addresses
by Samuel Gompers, John Mitchell and
others, calling on labor to assert its
political rights at the ballot box.
A resolution was adopted pledging to
William Jennings Bryan the support of
Iowa democrats for the presidency in
3908
Four Ballots for Governor.
The first ballot for governor resulted
Claude Poiter. 262, John Denm
son, 245%, George W Ball, 231%
Boies, 130, Donald McRae, 59
The second ballot showed a slight
gam for Porter The name of McRae
of Council Bluffs was withdrawn after
the second ballot
The third ballot gave Porter 338,
Denmson, 219, Ball, 179, Boies, 168
The fourth ballot was started when
Ball withdrew Porter was then nomi
nated receiving 507 votes, Boies, 292,
and Denmson, 132
Other nominations were made by ac
clamation until "judges of the supreme
court were reached Four names were
presented on rollcall Fisher of
Scott and E Carr of Delaware were
nominated over E A Sager of Bremer
and E Herrick of Cheiokee.
Tariff and Trusts.
On the tariff and national questions
the platform says
"We believe in a tariff for revenue
only and that there should be imme
diate relief granted to the people who
are now being robbed extortionate
prices exacted under the sheltei of the
tariff
We believe that the people of this
countrv who pioduce our wealth to pay
our taxes, to hght the battles of the
republic are entitled to purchase the
goods manufactured in this country as
cheaply as the people who reside
abroad We denounce the extortion
inflicted on our people undei the pre
tense of protection as an outiage on
the consumer, on the poor and on the
laboring people who produce the wealth
of the country
"We believe that the tariff should
be removed from all trust made goods
and in the removal of all duties on
iron, steel, lumber and coal We de
mand the enactment of such legislation
as will effectually destroy all trusts
We.can supply you with Table
Linens, Towels, Sheets, Pillow
Cases, Pillows, Beds, Mattres
ses, etc., at reasonable prices.
Buy them now.
These price* are
goed Thursday,
Friday and Saturday
Wash Suits
Strictly all linen, in Eton and
fitted coat styles. Original
prices $12.50, $14.50, $15
and $18,
reduced to
Wash Suits and
2=piece Dresses
Made from linen in Eton and
Long Coat styles, blue self
material collars and rt* p*
cuffs formerly $6.50, Jkm^/
$10, $12, reduced to
$105
H.(\ Stamps with one
pound Tea at 50
f Stamps with on
and pound Mocha
Java at 25
QCS Stamps with one
pound Old Govt.
Java Coffee 35o
f\(\ Stamps on can BakinwitPowdee
at 50
O A Stamps pound A.
Blend Mocha and Java
at 30
r^ff^^THE MINNEAPOLIS tJOURNAL.
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For G. A. F. Week
$7.50
VL
Wash Coats
Three quarter lengths with
full, loose backs, blue collars
and cuffs. Regular ft* p
price $10, reduced
to v*-'
Shirt Waists
Made from sheer white
lawn, with lace inser
tion short sleeve styles,
buttoning in back
waists that were $1.25
and 95c, re-
duced to... 69c
Men's Shirts
A fine lot of New Goods
clean Negligees, soft cuffs
Mercerized Oxfords, a
very fine gauge material
in white and cream color,
sizes 14 to 16. A fast
seller at $1.50 a great
many stores ask $2.00 for
them. 240 shirts in this lot,
at, each
Shirt Waists
Three different styles,
made of sheer quality
lawn, with short and
long sleeves! values
$1.50 and $1.75, now
reduce}! d* 1 j/f\
to.. 1*1 J?
Women's Summer Hose
50c Qualities for 29c Pair.
Fine Gauge Fancies, in various
color combinations. The best Sea
Island cotton, plain lisles, drop
stitch effects and high color gauzes,
and many other attractive styles.
Great values.
29c
At
SPECIAL S. &- H. GREEN
STAMP SALE
ALL THIS WEEK.
Phone Your Orders. We Will Send the Stamps.
10 Stamps with
2 Pounds of
TableButter
Only 22c Lb
with&
one
GREAT ATLANTIC
& PACIFIC TEA CO
021 NICOLLET AVENUE^
Pair
O S Stamps with 1 bot
tie of A #& P. Ex
tract, any flavor 25
1 f| Stampsx with one 3-lb bo Bes A &
A
Strictly Fresh
Laundry Starch 18c
i r\ Stamps with seven
*vf bars A & Borax
Laundry Soap 25c
f\ Stamps with one
bottle finest Blu-
10c
1 f\ with one lStamps 20-Mul Tea
1
PHONES 1236.
60 Stamps with One Can of Baking Powder.
per pound 12c
Dfctiv Pag*
ARE YOU READY FOR ENCAMPMENT WECK?
SEVENTH AND NICOLLET
AllSummerGarmentsMustBeSoldatOnce
Clearance Prices Are Very Low
ETAILERS* PLANS now center on Fall business. Summer goods must be hurried out to make room for the
proper showing of Autumn styles. Our Cloak and Suit buyer has just returned from New York, where he has
purchased extensively for the coming season, and decides to make sharp reductions on all Summer lines now.
He has gone through stocks carefully, marking down all Summer Wash Suits, Coats, Skirts, Waists and Children's
Dresses unsparingly. None of these are left-overs stock has been constantly replenished up to the end of July,
and this Summer's smartest styles await you at these reductions, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Children's Spring and
Summer Coats
Three-quarter length garments, made from
fancy mixtures, splendid for early fall wear,
several styles at
l/&
August 8, 1906.,
Off former prices.
Harvard made white cotton summer
Union Suits, high neck, long cyg~L
sleeve, ankle length styles a iyS^jC
good value at $1.25, reduced to^-
All Knit Underwear Reduced
When August comes "Sell" is the watchword. Never mmd profits. Make prices low-
enough to clear it away at once. This is just what we are doing this week. Nothing
in our Knit Underwear stock is reserved. Discounts range from 10# to 37J&
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Harvard made white lisle tights, ^g"\
knee length, a choice, light J% ^JCZ
weight, 75c value, reduced to
Viola Union Suits, low neck sleeveless
styles, tight knee, in white PWJW
lisle, regularly $1.00, for this Q,
Sal6
A fine lot of Summer Vests in white,
pink, blue and cream. Plain mm
styles, silk tape run, always -"JJJI^T
sold at 50c, reduced now to
Dayton Dry Goods Co.7th and Nicollet=Dayton Dry Goods Co.
Silk Petticoats
Made from silk of good
wearing quality, in col
ors and black. Skirts
originally sold as high
as $7.50
reduced to $4.95
Women's Silk Swiss Ribbed Vests with
hand crocheted yokes, silk taped scroll
and roll designs, in cream, ^jrg\
pink and sky, formerly $1.00 IfC
and $1.25, reduced to
%y
White lisle lace trimmed pants, mm
an excellent value and a ready J^^ 7
seller at 75c, reduced to W'
Women's Union Suits of clear white lisle,
Swiss ribbed, low neck, {h -g mm
sleeveless, tight knee Jfk C#/%
$2.25 value, reduced to *P
The 10 per cent discount offer includes
such makes as Zimmerli, Kayser, Har
vard, Vassar and Swan.
Bright Basement Attractions
Special Prices on Goods Needed by Housewives
During the Canning Season and on
Bedroom Supplies.
Jelly Glasses crystal g\a.as
tin top, worth 25c doz each
ltte
Mason Fruit Jars with por
celain lined caps Ball Bros
best made, per dozen pints,
39c, quarts, 49c 2-quart.
69c
Mason Fruit Jar Caps, 2c
Gray enameled first quality Kettle,
with cover, about half price4-quart,
29c, 6-quart, 39c 8-quart, 43c, 10-
quart, 49c
Blue and white enameled Preserving
Kettles5-quart, 29c 6-quart, 35c
8-quart, 39c 10-quart, 49c
Fruit Jar Rubbers, good quality, per
dozen, 5c
12-quart gray enameled Dish Pans,
worth 50c, only 29
White porcelain covered Slop Jars,
first quality, regular $1 25, for 85c
Bowls and Pitchers, large size, at 79
and 69c
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fi. A. F. Decorations
Flags, Bunting and Pennantsiare
sold here at very low prices.
Decorate your home in honor
of the veterans. Wholesale
prices on quantity orders.
These prices are
good Thursday,
Friday and Saturday
Covert Jackets
Short, jaunty garments, very
desirable for early fall wear,
taffeta
lined1.
Regular
$12.50, $15,
all sizes, re-
duced to
pricesapuvre ivcguioi
$7.50
Walking Skirts,
Some new models, including
very serviceable skirts for
late summer. In Panamas
and fancy mixtures, ft* p*
Values to $9, JfraJ
now.
White Wash
Skirts
A grand clean-up of new, crisp,
clean skirts, in all sizes, in
cluding extra size waist
bands. Special values at
$L SO, $2, $2.50 and up to $5
Children's Wash
Dresses
The right kind for mid
summer playtime and
needed for use before
school opens. Choice of
89c and $1
dresses for O^sC
Men's Hose
1212 pairs of guaranteed 50c
socks, not one pair sold for
lessfigured black, jac
quards, embroidered tans,
mercerized greys, accord
eon top and many other
very desirable kinds in
choice colors. Remember,
every pair 50c regularly,^
now, per pair
35c
3 Pairs lor $1.00.
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