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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-12
DEAD LINE ON
BATTLEFIELD
Macarthur Asked as to Whether
or Not He Established It.
PATTERSON QUESTIONS HIM
GIVES MILITARY MAN BAD
QUARTER OF AN HOUR.

HTASHINGTON. April u.-Senator
w Patterson asked General Mac
Arthur whether. in February. 1850.
he had given orders to his sentineIs on
duty near block house No. Z near Manila.
10 shoot and kin any Filipino crossing
the Rne, to which question the reply was.
Il did not give specific orders 10 that
effect on that occasion. as any sentinel
in his general orders would first command
an intruder three times to halt. and then
shoot II he did not halt. Even in CON
necticn with our people that is an es-
tablished tenet of military duty. but Z
would have given the order any minuts
OF the day If it had been necessary Our
men on the line mad submitted 10 50 many
mdignties from the Fihpin0s that the
Seutmels must have known that anyone
attempting To pass the line was doing so
with hostile intention ~
The witness also answered number Of
questions relating TO the firing bv the
American sentinels on a Filipino partol
OF four men on Feb l. 1890 when the first
battle with the Fiiipinos began. which he
said would have been justified under the
circumstances If there had been no order
whatever 10 halt He insisted that the
battle began on that night and when he
was asked whether any effort had been
made TO ascertain If the former friendly
relations could not be resumed. he replied
that such an effort would have been i'm
possible.
He said that he had no positive. personal
knowledge of the casualties on the night
of the fourth, but that on the next morn
ing he had ordered an advance OF The
American forces
with the result" remarked Senator
Patterson. that 1000 Filipinos were
killed or wounded"
Fortunately with the result the wit
ness responded. that a great victory
was won by the American army"
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Mountain States.
OREGON DEMOCRATS, TICKET

Webfoot Statesmen Favor C. E. Wood
Tor Senator.
Portland, April 1.-THE Democratic
state convention completed its labcrs
this afternoon and adjourned. In ac-
cordanee with a law passed at the last
legislature permitting the various par
ties to place the names Of candidates
for United States senator on the Off
cial ballot. the convention named c. Z.
s. Wood of Portland for the position.
Mr.. Wood was formerly first lieutenant
ia the Twenty-lirst United States in
fanUy, but he resigned about fifteen
years ago and commenced the practice
Of law in this city.
A feature of the afternoon session
was the appeal of Samuel White, chair
man OF the state central committee, for
funds with which to conduct the cam
paiEu. Contributions 10 the amount Of
2,600 were pledged. The ticket as com
pleted follows, Governor. George Z.
Chamberlain. MulnOmah county; su-
preme judge. B. f. BorEam, Marion:
secretary Of state, y. w Sears. Polk:
treasurer, Henry BIaCkman. Morrow;
attorney general. J. H Raley. UmatiI-
Ia state printer. J. F. Godfrey, Marion:
superintendent of public Instruction.
". A. Wann, Lone; United States sen
ator. G.. +. 5. Wood. Multnomah; con-
gresham. first district. j. X. Weather
ford, Linn, congressman, second dis
triCt, ". Z. Buty1er Baker county
A resolution was passed favoring an
appropriation by the state and ma
tionaI governments for the Lewis and
Clarke exposition which IL is proposed
10 held in this CITY in 1893.
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TOMMIE ON BABIES.
He Grows Wise on the Doings Of the
Stork.
Galveston News

Galveston News)
This is an original composition on 'Ba-
hies." written by a very small boy.
"a babee IL sumthing wot eveebuddy
haz bin al SIM time car uther .bekoz no
buddy kan be erode up until they hav
bin babee a babee IL not vaTee big but
IL kan make an offul noyze and not haf
Fri babeez IL fOwnd owt in the wuddz in
old 1ollur treez and whoever finds wtiu
haz IN keap 30 awl liz life ! CESS thatz
The reeZun moar peepui keapz away
frum holur treez babeez are aIwsO sum
TIME civ III a purSun by the d0ctur and
sumtimz the Stork bTiugZ the ba beez when
Daoee EurSt nappenZ &c Y a n0fful fun
nee looking peeCe wv Wur6 a reel nu
haoee II not much bigger than good
sized pup and don't way no m0ar nor
~ pouudz oar less it IL swl red Ike az If
IL WIZ inJun and liz he'd Il awl bald
Ike paw dou't see viii they don't NE
hare reStosrur on a babeez he'd We had a
na0ee at our howe wun time witch WIZ
mcar than we're ago IL il a babee vet
but not so much so her name IL mares
and she IL my SiStur when maree WIZ a
reel uu habee she didn't have no senrz
at awl CESS Ihay wuz never no hummer
habee than she wUz about awl she dun
WUE ~ lay around and Sleap awI the time
suage nc turst and when she Wantud en-
nythinE she wud hollur I'll YOU kud heer
her about . uilz maree diddunt have no
Jeath toar a long time but she diddunt
care bekoz she diddunt etc nuthing but
milk wich IL not hard 20 chu maree haz
got mOar seEtz now than she had when
she WIZ reel nu and mebbee she viii De
smart Ike / am sum day nj paw told me
thai the stor6 hrOt maree 10 our h0uWse
Z hav got sirEun now and IF that sJ0rE
ever Eumz around agaue il VIII visit it
had Of stade away and tendUd 70 ilz 0sn
olZDzSs- TONNE
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r--.-s-i7. Chief Engineer H. II Ne
T.--... '- The san Pedro took a min
---'faE yesterday.
az. b Hartman was Reelected prssf-
IN ..e southern Pacific sompany-
-s- ne 51ar5 ot directors OF me- CON-
vss..- 81 a meeting heId-iu New York
as s Manager W. Il. Bancroft
NJ ~ --.a- Superintendent =. Il. cal
---.,,ss NE a-aglc short Line a~s ev-
r--- &. return home tDiav. me
In ,-e.e. proposition s-.u b. taken
'sf i1a.r arrival.
-- s--- lake * Brigham CITY cleo
u -ts 49, -.'-1-erS estimate the COST
e. al. E.S-d road at So. GOO . mile
v.sss --toEether, The charter mo
nav t--.-- compressed air or LIQUID air
s-s ->5- -c- U0-tvs. power h sa-
t5-sfs ~ ,1lt Jae pleasure resorts ana
7s-v '. be- maintained by the con,-
S. 3. Hooper general pssssn-
Tss a- Of ,he Rio 6rsrfs svsre-,
d. --lsh The city vesferisv IN
T-s-.- at-e1d taa n,eefIne III fba
-.-'l Passenger association
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MORGAN MAY BE
MAKING MERGER
Another Combination is Talked
About by Knowing Financiers.
MANY OENlALS GIVEN OUT
DO NOT DISSTPATE THE BELIEF
OF THE SPECTATORS.

\ EW YORK, April 11.-Louisville &
~ Nashville was the feature Of to-
days stock market. as it was yes
terday, but today the rumors that a
corner had been arranged to squeeze
snorts gave way to reports that the
stock was being bought in order to Sc
cure control of the company. The cor
ner theory for the advance in the
shares was dissipated by a statement
from President Keppler OF the stock
exchange TO the effect that he had
been assured that there was no inten-
ton to corner the Louisville & Nash
VIE stock, and that the stock would
De available to borrowers"
Nothlng was apparent today beyond
neaVy transactions in the stock to in
ulcate that any one was buying for
control, and nothing could be learned
as to the identity of the supposed pur-
chasers. except that the speculative
world called the movements Of the
STOCK within the last two or three DAYS
with the announcement made on Mon
DAY by the Louisville & Nashville di-
IeetorS that the company had acquired
. majority interest in the Atlanta,
knoxville & Northern railroad which
In A'tN-INA1 " III run from Knox
vile to Jeilico. The statement was
MADE at that time that this purchase
put the Louisville road into competition
with the Southern Railway between
cincinnati, Knoxville and Atlanta. The
southern is property with which J.
Morgan d Co. are connected, and
TO-DAY It was reported that Southern in
tereSts desired a controlling interest in
LOUISVILLE These reports, however.
We're denied by Samuel Spencer. presi-
cent or the Southern. who said he knew
hothIng of such intention on the part
oil ms road. Late in the day ]. s. Bacbe
q Co made public a brief cablegraphic
correspondence which they had with
the ROthsChilds of London. They an
nouneed that they sent the following
cdblegram to the RothsehiIds.
We hear control Of Louisville So
cured oy Morgan. who bought our hold
lngs at ll5. Can you confirm or denv7p
Inc reply Of the Rothschilds was as
We nave received your cableerar
we Know absolutely nothing about re-
ported negotiations between Morgan
and Louisville company"
Inc sales for the day were 15s eO0
snares, exclusive Of $4,000 shares of 1e7r
stock authorized on Monday. which has
not been listed. mn ''''
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at Coronado Beach, Cal. He was joined
by Assistant General Passenger Agent
c. W Hemtz. General Passenger Agent
d. u. Burnley OF the Oregon Short Line
viii leave today
The National Railroad COmD5' u
Mexico. recently Incorporated p = h,
may talks over the Mexican Antra'
road as we'll as the Mexican National.
Negotiations 10 that end are said to
be in progress. Even If the two sys-
TENS are not consolidated there is a
strong prospect that they viii be op-
Grated Ia harmony. Nearly the entire
railroad system Of Mexico viii, there
fore, be dominated by the same inf1u-
ence
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-12
Murder BY a Drunken Man.

Helena. Mont. April III. 5. Keerl.
eN-preSident of the Montana Society Of
Civil Engineers. and prominent mining
engineer of Helena, this afternoon.
while intoxicated. shot Thomas Crystal.
bartender az Mich * KenCk's saloon,
on Main street Keerl declared that
Crystal had insUlted him. Crystal was
shot three times in the body and viii
probably die. In an ante-mOrtem
statement TO the county attorney Crys-
tai declared that KerrI shot him with
out prOvocation- Keerl is locked up.
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Hartman is Comine

q Hartman is expected To arrive
g. 1,.. l-aae 'n few days ON his way
-.- me Pacific coast. It is posi- BILE
,-5- ne VIII personally attend the long
,5-el annual meeting OF the Cen
--- a..Ir company IN salt Lake neNt
$3.50 The meeting has been adj
i ..- -.. .1isn;.-- for over a year.
RI. 3. Is understood shar the next time
E. ss'---A5'-ters meet the business VIII
-.,-.-.l The old directors are TO
B. -...a. 2ur no annual report viii
ss--- ---- about June So.
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Many Are Called, But Few Get Up.

new YORK Trlbune.l
The old Yale graduate sat I'D in bed
and rubbed HIS eyes. II was not his
own room at home. Then he remera-
bered he was back IN New Haven and
he had been out the night before with
some OF the boys who were going 10
be graduated soon
Had he left call at the hotel once .
He had. and remembered it distinctly.
Seven o'clock vas the hour
He looked at his watch It was 1917
HIS face began 20 swell and he forgot
that his head was aching. He called
the hotel people q few names AS lie
battOned his collar he told the mirror
what he was going 70 DO 70 that clerk
just as soon as he could get down
stairs BY the time he was dressed his
rage and righteous indignation we're
too great for words. He felt like kill
ing some one
As he threw open the door a sin Of
paper futteued 10 the floor. Il read.
Room s Called at { o'clock bv Nc
T." Then he read a printed line az
the bottom OF the notice. Many are
called. but few get up" He paid his
bin meekly and went away.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-12
sWoRE OFF HER TAXES.
.tress With Automobiles Too
Much for the Officials.


Susan Drake Malpassas is a cbor,,- -,
Ltlng sumptuOusly at 1G3 West FoItr-
Slshtn street, and the way She sv-ore 90
~ axes made the dignified commits
s.olieIs pink Miss Malpassas is voIrng
ana frank ". Bartiev. assistant - CsS
missioner StrasbOurger, saws she's ..s,-,5-
tllllis OF sumner" She was accom-
panied to the tax office by her msnaorar
ana as soon as she got q chance she ssf5.
- ~ paper says I've got to pay $50 900.
- Il Want-It crossed out quick. because
! m not worth a Cent-nOt that You car
Sit down. miss" said Mr.. BARLEY no.
ulely. You'll have TO answer q number
~ ~ questions. Got any stocks and
No. %
Any money in the bank?'
Er-r-yes; but think it's horrid OF
you TO ask anything about it."
Mr. BARLEY finally decided that the
money IN the bank was not taxable
Got any horses or automobiles
Two horses and three automobiles. one
French poodle and
For heavens sake" gasped her man
wen. r.
''welL If you've got those things I
guess you're q wealthy woman. and the
personal assessment viii have TO stand %
said Mr. BARLEY.
''Wh-whst did you say2" demanded the
actress.
You'll have to pay-um-lets see
about S4S2, I guess"
"Oh. gee. Why. 7 told you I wasn't
worth a cent. and I guess know. ard
(viCiously) you won't get a cent. either 81"
How would you like 10 be put in the
Iombs for non-payment? asked the Of
fetal
Like that Burns girl. I s'pose-weu
YOU can't collect the bill, cause I amt
got the money"
Wen levy on those automobiles all
right" said Mr. Barley
why. Mr.. Impertinence. those auto
mobiles-I-I just ride in them, that's
all"
Do you solemnly swear you don't own
any Of those things you menuoned2' said
the tax man
Cert MY"
why didn't You say so. them You
said two horses and three auto
mobiles
oh. bother, I think you're horrid, and
you won't pat me in the TOmbs, either.
"All right-au right" said Mr. Barley
YEARLY. II guess UNDERSTANDINGS you
can 90. No. you won't have TO pay New
Of mind the thanks-it's on me. Good
afternoon. Miss Lampasas.
''Mal-pas-ssw said the young lady,
looking back as II she would bite some
one Mai-pas-ssw
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-12
So d - HeraId.4

Dillon. Mont April 11.-Miss Anna
L. Harwood. one OF the best known in
structors in Montana. died this morn
ing Of heart failure. superinduced by
pneumonia. She lad been sick only
five days She was the training teach
e- az the state normal three years. and
eXcel,ed in institute work She was
born s. years ago in New England The
remains were shipped 10 Chicago to-
night
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Ref. ecucns Of 3 Bachelor

New YORK treSS-f
C1lai5 Is Easter runner. but Midas has
more staying POWER
woman Clings % her BjbIs through be-
lief to nan t}reuEh hope.
A Ua.- Is SnowE 6E The COMPANY be
keeps q VV1mau hy tie clothes she W-7rs-
Lattice mel ares srefi6 90 HFe bigger nssr
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-12
Rock islands Man,

v...ase April 1.-THE Inter Ocean
s-y tomorrow. Charles II. War
--- - we president Of the Central Rail-
100 MY y, Ne" Jersey is 90 be the general
v-.,rss %. The Rock Island system
49, Snort time. All official an
y-,Fs -e laat effect viii soon De
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-12
Central Pacific Files Man

---. -...a. Pacific yesterday fled
ls-+ & sister % the United State.
ri. --.e .ar map for ASS miles OF
81 t'-- .-,-1-- The route covered
a. 5 starts - shor. distance east
vss--. extends SOutheasterI-
t---.... With G"1uSe creek.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-12
Unbroksn Still.


Yes. began Stinisy. as he lighted his
weed, II made NeW Years resolution
20 quit using tobacco. and"
And. interrupted Sharpe. catching
wliG of L. nov lonE DO you expect 10
keep -our resoluticu7
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-12
Conracts - Fngines

Chjca so. April 11.-ContraCts were let
by the Burlington management today
for the construction OF engines 20 cost
about SS5Q ooo All the engines or
dered are Of The. consolidation type ana
sre for freight service.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-12
Two Great Events.
CLeslie's weekly.1

Amos COrnshuck-I seen BY the paper
that rheyS talkiu' OF conDeCtin' AmeTikT
with the Philippines by one % them
there cables.
Hiram Clod-This has been a great cen
tury fer improvements I'm thinkin Of
putin a new barbwire fence clean across
thet lower eighty-acre lot
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Generous Suggestion.
fChicago Trhune9

-0h. dear exclaimed Mrs. pneer
ErinEing her hands I sent johnny win
dentsllr swallowed the money What
shan do1
De- sesa Ar pneer- Take s-lxa1
ont az his savings bank and send hin
again
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-12
AS It Should Be-


lliLlt4-- -Nra--h
Bjegs-A cousin o mine was married OF
the west side Yesterday
pigE-Thas'S queer.
RiEEs-Whats queer about irc
DlgES-Why didn't he get married on ar
SIDES while he Eas about ire
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-12
Peace Against Mules.


To show that the heart OF m. Ms
seuI-eu Is ~ me right place. * nav -
stated that THE people ~ ms $50 ---,,-.,-
1e glad &c SEE the Boar uar ended ~.
. Nlt1s'ant.irE rha resultant efccts on rhr
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-12
C5lorss Millionairs,s wiu

Philadelphia. April 1.-THE viii Of
John exec the richest Colored man.
leaves S2.o0oooo FOR the education Of
bis race
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- Destroved ~ 3

Butte Mont, April IA special to
the Miner from kalispeu says that the
old town Of DemersviIe was nearly
wiped out last night by fire. But two
buildings were Fef- standing
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-12
RUSSIAN MASSAGE INSTITUTE

Dry Hot Air Baths. combined vf.b
scientific massage for infamed 30
suffered Joints. caused b. rheumarisr0
injuries and fractures Also for tne 40
motion q good circulation and the alis7--
ing Of nervousness.
Professors k2liszi Richie & CIs--zo,
rooms 57-58 Mercantile Block. Prone
lzzLk Salt Lake City. Utah.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-12
Acr Of Insans woman

sEhkeepSie. y. Y April u.-8Irs.
Edward Towers the wife OF a multi
millionaire. vale insane. shot her son.
Alfred Tower, ased Is. and then COM
mitle6 suicide
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WILL GIVE AID TO MoFFAT.
Commercial Club TO Take Up Rail
road Proposition

g. ~
road Proposition.
AZ the rry- meeting of the board Of
managers o. the Commercial club il
is expected that action viii be taken
coward encouraging the building of the
Denver q Northwestern road between
,st. Lake and Denver. Chairman To
'toosT OF The committee on railroads
pas slFen the matter some attention
e.4 20 IS said that the hoarS viii prob
e. s...' address letter to u. u Nonat.
Ge principal hacker of the new road
fl, is probable that the club win av-
Dress grafi5ratiou over Mr. AToest,s
announcement that the road Win be-
,-Il point out something Of The re-
sources at this end of the line. and
'ii-t 90 c0-ouarate with sir. NofTat in
4.aS rEnt of way and terminal
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Telephone

For the arst case OF piles Of any Efuo
that caEnot Be cured sy
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Do sou solemnly swear you don't own
any Of those things you mentioned2' said
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-10-01

THE greatest ambition Of men
and women is to have happy
homes blessed with healthy chill
dren. Because wives are weak and
sick thousands of homes are barren
and desolate. How many there are
today suffering Irregularities and
bearing down pains, menaced with
the probability Of becoming childless
wives. a Thousands Of heretofore
childless wives are becoming moth
ers by having these troubles relieved
by Wine of Cardui. This great rem
edy SO strengthens the organs of
motherhood that nervous, discour-
aged women who want children but
who fear the suffering caused by
childbirth, 60 through motherhood
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-10-01
MRS.
JENNIE
NORRIS,
Secretary of
Poinsettia
Benevolence
Society,
MILWAUKEE, WIS
MILWAUKEE, WIS.

623 Grand Ave-, Milwaukee, Wis. March 22, 1902. sd
Only wife mother fully understand the grand benefit which
of Cardu is in and After i've
years married life the time in i'll health irregular scany
extremely painful menraton became completely discouraged
kept getting The doctor said that # could have
better but inflammation had in and
poor health generally that simply unfit be mother My
sister beautiful boy and she told what benefit she had derived
Cardu husband decided that would the
doctor Cardu wish had only known Of this before
What would But grateful for the
speedy obtained and pleased find that gradually
health happiness life and Within four months
being and found that the long hoped for happi
be mine expected child kept taking Wine Cardpl
all through lovely daughter blessed home Child
birth and and both thank thou
times for the sunshine and happiness Wine Cadui brought to
homa-
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-10-01
Qa>>,>ux Azrztl<z> = !, :,


with little trouble. BY strengthen
ing the organs weakened by sick
ness Wine of Cardui makes all this
possible. No medicine can restore
dead organs, but Wine of Cardui
does regulate arrangements that pre-
vent conception, does prevent mis-
carriage, does restore weak func-
'tions and shattered nerves and does
bring babies to homes barren and
desolate for years. Get q dollar bot
tie Of Wine Of Cardui from your
dealer and treat yourself in the pri-
vacy Of your home with this great
remedy. Where digestive disorders
exist a small package Of Thedford' $
Black -Draught should also be used.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-10-01

A portrait Of President Roosevelt, will
be presented to everyone inserting an adj
vertisement on the classified advertising
pages Of T h esJo Joiurnal extISaturday.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-10-01

Security absolute. Interest s per cent.
The Savings Bank Of Minneapolis Adam
Hannah, Treasurer, 107 4th st. So.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-10-01

Cheap Rates to New York and Return.
The Wisconsin Central r. will sell tick
cts to New York and return on Oct. I'd.
Sd, s4th and 9th at rate OF $31.40. For
full particulars call on or address " c..
Russell. Ticket Agent, No. 230 Nicollet
Ave, Telephone Main 1896.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-10-01

than
the Emporium has Leader in the retail trade st.
II
o
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-10-01
The Rug and Curtain Sale
"SoiisJachon-or your money back"


Every day the sale is taking frmer hold. The
satisfied buyers are spreading the good news and
sending their friends. Come and see for yourself
the fine values we are telling you of. T.. '- .,
American Rugs ".'
There fine collection of Bagdad Witon Administers Body
Brussel Roxburys and Tapestries here especially priced for
the sale If you have put off buying rug
other the you you after the reliable
kinds correctly priced These the carpet sze 6x9 feet to
9x12 feet :.: ~%
FSxs Ess'5 se s
S;$ y7s; 49, fsSs With s 5 Ss: SS
.'. Oriental Rugs
When you buy Oriental Rugs not only buy the best for
yourself but also buy for children and grandchildren
Rugs egacies of increasing value Their worth increases
with Many of the Rugs here from fifty hundred
and fifty old, You cannot wear them out u ~ M
f. T. ' Rs = q? Rs sss Ss5'A s:'s sss
|:;:::::; AN: n ); e; ,IE$:
Lace Curtains
selling with the special lots The S85 made of Irish
Points, Brussels Arabans rues and worth $3.50 $40 pair
hundred patterns to choose from, said $4.85.
There kinds beginning with
Notnghams Scotch regularly $3.50 $685. 49, $2
values at $685.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-10-01

& Send a card to Circulation Department
Of The Journal and learn how to win
$4,000