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Evening star., 1895-11-01
To Keep Up With the Time.

Modern fashion is nothing if not novel.
Old-time styles change with the seasons,
yet even more uncertainty The eiopement
With the parental coachman was once O
favorite form of social diversion, and only
the other day a behind-the-times young wo-
man in the far west was od-fa5h;onad as
to unite her fortunes with the handler of
the reins in her fathers establishment.
She should have taken advantage of such a
good chance to set a modern style and carry
on a conclusive Irritation with her bicycle
Instructor This functionary has completely
overshadowed the coachman as a factor in
domestic arrangements. and the new young
woman cannot afford to neglect him.
Evening star., 1895-11-01

The Danger OF secrecy IN DIVORCES.
For several years there has been in oper-
alton in the District courts a practice that
enables attorneys in divorce proceedings to
cause the papers in all such cases to be
kept secret so that none but the barest
facts concerning the applications bee come
known The purpose of this practice, which
has the sanction of the courts. is to pre-
vent undue publication Of facts concerning
this most painful of all suits, and to shield
timid, shrinking women, justly seeking
legal separation from unworthy or brutal
husbands from the distress Incidental to
such an exposure of their private lives and
unhapDiness. In this it is a humane pro-
ceeding, and perhaps it has worked in
many cases to the best advantage of the
parties to such suits. But there has been
fer some time a growing belief that per-
hvps the benefit to those directly interested
in the cases is more than balanced by GER
tain unfortui tie results that may spring
from this policy of conceament. 1t is
stated by attorneys prominent in their pro-
fession that they fear this very ease of ap-
plication and security from publication al
lures many a man woman into asking
for and draining a divorce who otherwise
would refrain from such course. Thus.
they apprehend. one result is to increase
the divorce business winch, while pfonta-
BILE to them, is not of advantage to the
community which is injured by every such
legal partition of matrimonial bonds, thus
reducing the grave responsibility OF mar
ria,sc and tending to tighten the burden OF
prudence that, it is believed, should rest
en- every ran and woman seeking Il union
Easy divorce is undesirable in any stage
Of society. ard most SO in highly cult
waited community such this. 1t marks
an era III the development of the social or
glnization through which Washington is
supposed to have long since passed. an
whit every state however strict and lofty
may he the views Of its legislators on such
qUestiors. must always make some provi-
sion for divorcing mis-mated couples under
extreme provocation, yet the constant ten
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Pretty Nearly Accurate.

From The New York Tribune.
$50 far as the Western world is concerned
States have made up their minds, first OF all
to prohibit-if need be, with bayonet and
rif1e-any extension whatever of European
domination between the North Pole and the
South; and, secondly, that popular senti-
nent in the United States is more or less
enthusiastically in favor of supporting any
and every insurrectionary movement whic n
has as it's object the removal of a European
flag from American soil."-The Speaker,
London.
That is a more nearly accurate statement
concerning the United States than is COM
monty to be found in the British press.
Evening star., 1895-11-01
SHOOTING STARS.


Charley" said young Mrs. Torl<ins,
"this venture of yours into politics is going
to cost you a good deal of money"
Yes" was the reply, but I'm getting
experience"
Il suppose So she rejoined, with little
sigh of resignation, land experience is a
great thing, 1 know. only my tastes don't
run that way. I'd rather have had seal
skin coat and a trip to Europe"
Evening star., 1895-11-01

The grand jury's announcement concern
ing the government printing office does
not strike the community with the force of
discovery. 1t possesses, on the con-
trary, the greater emphasis of reiteration.
Evening star., 1895-11-01

Mr.. Reed could not be expected to con-
vince himself that the fact that Mr.. Ding
ley is from Maine is anything other thar
an assurance of his qualification for re
sponsibilities in the coming Congress.
Evening star., 1895-11-01

A few decades ago the style of proceed
ing that Corbett and Fitzsimmons have
indulged in might have led some resolute
governor to lock them up in the same Jail
and make theo fight whether they wanted
to or not.
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"Bicvcles built for three

Nobody knows how many shot are
in that glass jar in our window
but everybody is entitled to Il
guess with every purchase-and the
three boys coming nearest to the
correct number will each be given
Bicycle.
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you're pretty slow in going up,'' remark
ed the government printing office to the
post office building, with a sneer.
May be-" was the reply. But I'm not
as slow as you are in coming down."
Evening star., 1895-11-01

Let the new post office building have full
credit for it's valuable qualities. 1t will be
many, many years before there is any
possibility of its being declared unsafe
Evening star., 1895-11-01

Populism, socialism and various other
''isms'' manage to secure passing atten-
ton in this country, but patriotism is the
only one that gives any promise Of sur
YiYal
Evening star., 1895-11-01

A little less pugiism in connection with
court rooms and a little more in the prize
ring might be conducive to wider satis-
faction with current conditions.
Evening star., 1895-11-01

Spain has surely noticed that her sup
preston of the Cuban disturbance calls for
a new schedule. 1t is considerably over
due by the old one.
Evening star., 1895-11-01

we wish you could hear
us cautioning our Boys
Clothing makers
for style-the latest;
for variety-the fullest:
for quality-''heap it on
and we stand right at
their elbows to see that
they follow Out Our instruc-
tons to the letter. That's
why
Our seams don't rip.
Our buttons don't fly off.
Our Suits are satisfactory.
We've been careful so
the boys needn't be. Your
needle won't be needed.
You've encouraged us to
be very complete in our
service to the youngster.
You renew your express
sions of appreciation sea-
son after season. You've
helped us to doing an
enormous business in this
department. That's because
you've found us cheapest.
you've found US best.
you've found US sincere.
We talk such big guam
titles to the manufacturers
that we control their out
put and command price.
The entire line this fall is
far better than we've had
before. We've got more
novelties-got more value
got it marked lower.
Easily FIVE times the assort-
ment that's shown by any,
body else. Where we be-
gin to mark you may be
sure IS quallty's starting
point.
Short Pants Suits,
$500 to SIS.
Long Pants Suits.
$500 to $25.
OvercOats-
$3.50 to $25.
Refers
$3.50 to SIS.
Safeties-these prices are
guaranteed by us.
Boys Hatters, too.
Boys Furnishers. too.
Boys ShOers, too.
Saks and Company
1t Pa. ave. and 7th st-''Saks' corner"
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u UEarrings to be again. Here are
facSmiles OF those seen in the Paris jewelry shops
emerald. surrounded with tiny diamonds Only
4Sc p9ir.
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The Difference.

The candidate again is here,
With earnest speech that thrills;
And This Is How He Promises,
And this how he fulflS.
Evening star., 1895-11-01

From the New York World.
Senator Gibson's enemies in Maryland are
admitting with cheerfulness that he is a
man of genius, and that he shows it in his
&C ncoction of terrapin stews.
Evening star., 1895-11-01

VAnd think of only 4Sc for Guaranteed and
1O-karat Gold Lace and Scarf Pins. Small, Of
ccurse-but beautiful withal.
Evening star., 1895-11-01

This city can promptly put a stop to un-
authorized tooth-pulling; but VIXEN it comes
to the leg-pulling at Jackson City the diff
Guilty increases.
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"After the Storm"

Have you seen the great painting?
It's one of the masterpieces of the
10Th century. 'Tisn't going to be
on exhibition at the store perma-
nently-cOme In and view 1t tomOr-
row.
Evening star., 1895-11-01

UThe new Chain Bracelets with lock and key
only S9c. and yet they pure syer-warrant-
ed 925-1 600 pure.
Evening star., 1895-11-01

~ And here are the Opera Pins and Orna-
mtnts for evening wear. Dazslingly brilliant prec-
ious stones in form of hearts, flowers, &c. Look
worth hundreds of dollars-9Sc. $l-25 and ST. i5 for
choice.
Evening star., 1895-11-01

Seventy-one men only were at work today
on the city post-offce building.
Evening star., 1895-11-01

''There is no use in trying to please every
body" remarked the Congressman.
"You seem pessimistic.''
mo; I'm merely resigned. 1 don't expect
any applause and SO I won't be disappointed
when 1 don't get it. When you do nothing
the public wants to know why you don't
do something; and when you do something
they rise up in chorus of Indignation and
want to know what in blazes made you"
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For General Use,

For General Use.
When visitors to Washington
They came, not long ago,
Those tired and tattered cohorts,
In struggling, struggling row,
There isn't any telling
Just what might have come to pass
If we hadn't been in earnest
With the sign,
Keep off the Grass.
'Tis not the humble hobo
Alone whom we command
To restrain his disposition
To monopolize the land.
For even mighty England
Is led to- sigh, alas,
Monroe was quite in earnest
When he said
Keep off the Grass %:
Evening star., 1895-11-01

u Relts OF Silver and Gold Webbing for the
fashionable short waist for evening Only
$1.75, and they have sterling silver buckles and
slides-those the gold belts being gold rolled." "
Evening star., 1895-11-01

UThe Sterling Silver Double Heart Brooch Pin
at CSC of 4Sc. hints OF Palais Royal prices
for ordinary jewery.
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WE'VE
Made tomorrow
Ladies' Day.
Misses Day,
Children's Day
In this Department.

In this Department.
coATs BoX EKoNT VERY FULL SLEEVES:
CHEAP AT $500. OUR PRICE. $3.9S
LADIES, NAVY AND BLACK kEnsEf COATS.
LIN SLEEVES ROLLING COLLAR. EXTRA
HEAVY WEIGHT. WORTH $3.50. SPECIAL. 80
LADIES. NOVELTY CLOTH GOATS s2AI6x n THE TIE
sIaE SLEEVES. STITCHED SEAMS AND NEW BASA;
REGULAR VALUE. $1,000. OUR PRICE. .sis.oo
LADIES' ENGLISH KERsEY Y,L CLOTH COATS: OATS
hound E5tN IN sATfS. Full. SLEEVES AND NEW
VALUE, $500. OUR PRICE. E..............$ $1,000
LARGE LARGE FEARI BUTTONS; soMEIHISSS ,SS EN,
T1MELYR TIRE RSEK NEW' VIM LINED % THRouGMour a WITH
HEAVY AEA SATIN. A $500 GARMENT. SPECIAL sGJ Y
LADIES PLUSH CAPEs, CoNEY TTR TRIM, TRIM,
MED COLLARS, SILK LINED. SPECIAL GOOD ID
VALUE AT $500. O..............'..... 's'''e
LADIES' PLUSH CAPEs; SILK S lined, MAk- Si.E
Ten EgG EUR EPSEn PsIi I1lNMsD IT 81 ooAH
LADIES BLACK AsTRAKHAN AND BoTGI,E
CLOTH CAPEs, SILK LINED, EXTREME sd = Full, 20 Il
SWEEP SPECIAL GOOD VALUE AT $1ooo.$7.4s
LADIES' PLUSH GArEs EiAIb XS6 5F r FN
MING. SPECIAL GOOD VALUE AT s14.O0 $40 9s
LADIES BLACK PERSIAN LAMB CArES,
P8NTED sttaA ceEhAha coos SaTN VALUE AZ
MISSES, REFERS. IN BROWN AND BLACK
NOVELTY CLOTH; ALSO RED & AND c, BLAnk; n1ts,ts :;
DOUBI.E-BREASTED, EXTRA LONG SLEEVES '
ROLLING COLLAR. GOOD VALUE AT $500;
OUR PRICE. .$z3S
MISSES. NAVY BLUE CHEvIOT CLOTH REEF
FIR RIPPLE BACK, FULL LARGE SLEEVES, EEi,-
VET COLLAR BOX FRONT. SIZES RANGE FROM
IL TO is YEARS GOOD VALUE AT $3.50. OUR
PRICE ................... :. .$'''V
MISSES REFERS. MADE OF HANDSOME
NOVELTY CLOTH. WITH THE NEW MANDO-
I'm SLEEVES, RIPPLE BACK, LARGE ROLL
ING COLLAR. A VERY NOBBY GARMENT.
WORTH $1,000. SFEC1AL. .............S7 $3.50
A FULL LINE OF REFERS, IN DIFFERENT
COI,ORS OF RED, MIXED. BRONZE ALSO TANS,
WITH THE NEW MANDOLIN AND MELON
VET, ALSO SILK CORD. RANGE IN PRICE
FROM $4.9S no $12.
CHILDREN'S WHITE AND COLORED ELDER
| DOWN COATS, DEEP COLLAR, FULL TRIM
| MING OF FINE ANGORA FUR. SPECIAL FOR
TOMORROW $!.Sc
| CEHDREN'S WHITE EIDERDOWN COATS,
| HANDSOMELY TRIMMED WITH FINE PERSIAN
| FUR, LARGE SLEEVES AND PEARL BUTTONS.
| SPECIAL FOR TOMORROW. OW................$2.9s s.. IS
| CHILDREN'S NOVELTY CHECK CLOTH COATS.
| DOUBLE CAPE, LARGE SLEEVES, BRAID TRIM,
MING. SPECIAL FOR TOMORROW. ....... So. Is
CHLDREN's NOVELTY CLOTH COATS, MELON
SLEEVES, FANCY BRAID TRIMMING, LARGE
| PEARL BUTTONS. SPECIAL FOR TOMOR.
The cold wave is on its way
don't put off until next week that
you buy Saturday.
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New Paris Jewelry.

The first showing of the 1896
styles i'll Washington will be tomor
row, and at this G., street corner.
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Bargains i'm Broken Lots

I'm Broken lOGS
But so much selling as we
do quickly wrecks assort-
1nents-breaks size-lines -
remnants-lots. We can't
wait for the right hands to
come along. Here we are
advertising them-and pay
ing you generously for a
prompt response.
4.button Black and Gray Glace-
81, $1.25 and 81 so kinds
For y cents.
4-button Glace and suedes-$1.25
and $3.50 kinds
For 80 cents.
4-button Black Reyn!er Suedes-
sizes 5A and only-$1.65 grade
For 80 cents.
s-button Mousquetaire Suedes-
sizes 5la and 5A only
For 40 cents.
S-button Suedes, in Black and Col
ors-$1.5O and s1.s5 grades
For 80 cents.
4-button English Elk Tan Walking
Gloves-s1.5o kind.
For % cents.
Mems Elk Ton Gloves-sl.5O
For oS cents.
Mems Di,gskin Gloves-s1 and $3.50
For 70 cents.
COMPLETE LOTS.
The latest in the fashion,
able ceaeLand in all sizes
for all hands.
4-button Glace-the new shades,
and Whites Pearl and Black-s1 q
pair. mi
4-butto5n G1ace-Tan, Brown, Gray
and Blacklist 25 pair.
4-button Glace-Tan, Mode, Brown,
White. lBiaek, Pearl. Cream, Lemon
and Red. With wide Black brode-
$l.5O a pair.
4-button Glace- Black and colors-
S1.75 pair.
4-button Gfaee-the Reynier Glove
, Tan, Model BED, Brown, Gray,
White. Pearl. Black and Yellow, with.
mi wsie Black bsods. s. faif. : ''~''''
4-button Plain Black, Blue and
Green Glace-$1.5O pair.
7-hook Foster GlOves-Black and
colors-$1.5 so and $1.75 pair.
5-battoR CentemerA Glase-in cOlors,
$1.35-Black, $1.75.
4-button Josephine Seamless Glace-
$1.75 pair.
4-button Reypicr Suedes-the new
shades and Black, with Black brOde
-$1.75 a pair.
4-button Reynier Suedes-plain col
, ors and Black 80 a rair.
4-button Reynier Saedes-in opera
tints, with Black brode-$1.75 pair.
4-button Trefousse Suedes-$1.25
and $1.35 pair.
S-button, Trefousse suedes. In col
Ors, with Black brode-$1.50 and
) $1.S5. 4-batton-$I.5O a pair.
S-button Reynier SUICIDES - Tan,
''Tints' and Black-$2 n pair.
6-bu.ton Reynier Suedes-colors and
, Black-$1.S5 n pair.
S-button Trefousse Suedes-Yellow,
with Black brotie-S1. so a pair.
Evening star., 1895-11-01

DIn order to avoid delays. on nc
count of personal absence, letters to
THE STAR should not be addressed
to any individual connected with the
office, hut simply to THE STAR, or TO
the Editorial or business Depart
ments. according to tenor or purpoHe.
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EG1ove==truths-
I -AT-
||PE,RIRY'S. S.

To make each visit SO
pleasant - each puff
chase,soIentirely salts
factory4tfnat the recol=
lection will keep us first
i'm mind are the tactics
at this store.
You can almost see our
Glove business grow. The
right kind of qualities at the
right kind of prices are the
only bats we have used.
For this folks have come to
depend on us our judg-
1Ient.
And don't you know all the
best makers like to see them
selves represented in such
stock. We have the pick
of the leaders.
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New Tam O'Sflanters.

Latest arrived from Scotland,
England and Paris, at only 4S cents
for choice. ~ f
U15c for the usual 25c Tam O'Shnnters and
exclusive novelties In plaids, plain and boucie
cloth and wursted, at s5c. $i.25 and 81 80.
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GLOVES.

@KOM MENNIIL NLOV Id.
4-button Reynier Glace Walking
Gloves-Tan, Brown, Red and Black
81. White, Pearl and Gream-$2.25 25 a
pair.
Perrin's 4-button Elk Tans-$1 so
pair.
Perrin's 2-clasp Walking Gloves, with
wide brode- so pair.
Balsan's BiarritZ-plain,9 9Sc.-Pique,
81 a pair.
Reyniers 4-button Black Pique
Suede Walking Gloves pair.
Evening star., 1895-11-01

THERE NEVER WAS A CLOAK WHICH AT
TANNED THE POPULARITY OF THE NEW
JACKET. THERE'S SUCH AN ATTRACTIVE NAT
TINESS ABOUT 1T. AND THEN IT'S GRACE IS
SO APPARENT THROUGHOUT THE WHOLE
GARMENT, THAT WHOEVER WEARS ONE WILL
GET WRAP THAT'S BECOMING, AS WELL. As
WARMTH AND SOLID COMFORT. IN ADDITION
TO THIS BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT WE OF
FER IN THIS SALE ONE OF THE MOST COM
PI EsTE LINES OF LADIES' CLOTH AND FUR
CaPES TO BE FOUND ANYWHERE
Evening star., 1895-11-01

Reduced prices because of rivals
because the new Tam O'Shanter
Hats are being preferred by SO many
of you.
e Imported Hats. with names in crowns of mil
liners who have helped to make Paris renowned
at 30 per cent discount. -. s..
yOS3.50 $5 and $40 for Hats trimmed in our
own work rooms. Heretofore sold ut IS, $50,
SO and $50.
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DUNN SAFETY SWITCH co.

At q regular m Getting of the stockholders OF
the Dunn Safety Switch Company, q corpora.
ton organized under the laws of the state OF
West Virginia, held on the 25th day of March,
1895, the following resolution was unanimously
passed by q vote Of all the st0ckholdsrs present
and constituting majority of all the stock of
said company, tO-Wtt: #
''Whereas the Dunn Safety Switch Compa
desires to dfscontinusits business, and
Whereas said company has no Indebtedness
Of any kind and it's only assets consist of its
patents and models.
Now, therefore. be it resolved that the presi-
dent and secretary be and the same are hereby
authorized to transfer the patents and models
to Messrs. Louis Dunn and George Besser and
be 1t further
Resolved to discontinue the business of the
corporation
I. William NJ. Regan, President of the Dunn
Safety Switch Company, do hereby certify that
the foregoing resolution was passed at ageneral
meeting of the stockholders of said company
held at minneapolis, Minnesota, on the 25th day
of March, 1895, and the, nasjority OF the capital
stock of said corporation was represented at
said Meeting, and voted unanimously In favor
of such resolution. @ j
rlIn testimony whereof, have hereunto set
my hand and caused the seal of the corpora
tion to be affixed hereto this 18th day of March,
A. D. 1885,,
VIM. NJ. REGAIN, President,
(. GEO. BESsER, Secretary.
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No Cause for Complaint. 4

Morgue Keeper John F. 4 Walsh has
been visited 81 4 committee sppointed
by the grand jury for the purpose Of in
designating the conduct and affairs Of
that institution. Certain persons who
are anxious 70 have Mr.. Walsh removed
il order to secure the position Tor q
friend have been circulating the report
that the norgue was not being properly
conducted. The committee makes the
following report: .. IS
10 the foreman and gentle men st the
grand jury: our committee desire to
state that we interviewed John F. Walsh,
superintendent lot the county morgue,
and We know Of no recommendation to
make regarding the manner or methods
q conducting business OF the county
morgue. The rooms and the premises
seemed to be clean and in perfect order.
No filth. was discovered and everything
pertaining to the building and business,
including the books Of record, was found
to he in admirable condition"
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Announcements.

Announcements.
4 Chris. a. Gallagher, Counsellor at Law
4O1- 400. Guaranty Loan Building.
) u. Dissette, builder and contractor
Office q Fourth ct. n. Telephone 500.
John j. McHale and Ace P. Abel, Law
yers, 3l9-32O Bank Of Commerce Bldg.
McG owan & Mahoney, Fire Insurance,
Real Estate, Loans. l25 Central avenue.
Telephone 1491.
John NJ. Gleason, undertaken and
funeral director, 253 First avenue south.
Steamship tickets VIA Cnnard Line to
and from Eurppe, sold at Irish American
Bank. 81
j. F. Mccarthy we'll contractor. Els
Inmates furnished on application, 200
Central avenue. IS.
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Cheap Rates to Denver.

The Convention of the National Edu-
cational Association will be held this
year, July 5 to IL, at Denver, Colo. A
very low rate, not more than about 81. so
for return from st. Paul and Minneap-
oils, will be made by the Minneapolis &
st. Louis K. r, with oorrespondingly
low rates from other points. An elegant
vestibuled train with ell modern appoint
ments will run through on very fast time.
No change Of cars. Magnificent service.
For further information address
..s. 5.z a. B. Cults,
g. T. q p. a., Minneapolis, MINI.
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dds required to accomplish the same.'
The small admission fee Of ten, twenty
five, thirty-fitty and fifty cents respec-
lively will enable every person from the
laborer who is receiving $l.5O day up
to the millionaire opportunities to hear
these lectures from q man who has made
as much of stir in the west by his little
book named above as Du Maurier has
accomplished through his novel Trilby.
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THE LOCAL MARKETS,

MINNEAPOLIS. April S.
FLouR-Quoted at So. 0b@340 for first patents;
{2.95@3.25 for second patents, s. l0@925 fol
fancy and export bakers; $1.65@1.75 for low
grades, in bags, including red dog.
BRAN AND SHORTS Quoted at 81. 00911. so fol
bran, so for shorts and $l1009l so TO:
middhngs.
WHEAT--No 1 hard, $50: No. Northern, SIC;
No. Northern, 56c.
3CoRN-No. 8, 48c; NJ. yellow, 48c.
OATs-No. 5 white selling at SOC; No. 8, 30hc
RYE-N0. 2, 47c.
BARLEY-Ffrm; No. g. 46@49c.
FLAx-QuOted at $1.45.
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q. 7. q p. a, Minneapolis, MINI
Watches cleaned, 81; main spring, 81.
Paagel, the Jeweler, 1875 Third st. south.
Cheap Lands! Low Rates!

Cheap Iand$! Low Kate8 37149E5
On April so q Home Seekers and
Business Mems Excursion will be run BY
the Minneapolis 3 Sc. I .o,Ilis 3. b. from
sc. Paul and Minneapolis IS Tsxas,
Louiaiana md ether sonthern points
Rate, shout half fare for the round trip.
Excursion viii 90 II through Tourist
Cars With ,itt porter and oonductor il
charge Berth rste only e26a F1rse
board at Tsxas ranches wt,ll,,ils lool iDe
over lands 81 I'll ttlher mt III
~ llres 3. (Juuttt
o 81 u RR (iinne g
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nothing but good feeling xlhsreyer Old
Glory doat IN u NJ III IS . nation
truly honofed and slalorii ous, secret orders
will Be frowned down and those who b.
long "a them will come out and confess,
M have done, that they are ashamed to
live within an organization 60 I'm Ohris-
stian and 10 un-A american
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nose, and while mine 1s OF ample proper
ton, it is not big enough, and I develop
lit With putty. Z 1.-THE Ensign is no
longer an experiment. It has been tried
in all Of the leading cities4of the country
and it won instant recognition from the
critics as an American play OF striking
originality and remarkable dramatic
power. It will be given in this city by
the original company which Is admitted
to be one Of the strongest on the road.
a telegram from New York Thu rsday
indicating tho completion there Of On or
gapizstion capitalized ct $160, e00, 600 to
compete with the Boil Telephone Com.
pany, Is the first public notice that has
occurred Of the stupe ndous characterof
this new national sassociat ion. q combi-
nation has been effected among leading
capitalists il nearly every city of any
a,iize bstween New Fork and San Fran
CISCO The names nnentioned 8 among
the CHIEF 81 md hackers of the
BID CONCERN are those q Parrot & Co.
Nov York, the 6tani1ard on Comp any,
|Hearles sugar trust mill ionaiire, Geo.
EGrocler, ) Charles A.
lPillsbur of llinneap md John s.
IOaarkso Only q g ths rsal
Facts an b oh ainet . but Il
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