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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-22
9ph pg fat.

Gn 0pfinbeIfe / 5engss
let. 5or omtrent 5 Aur iioen blep /
Miin6en en- Rotar oemt til ipD Mars
5angiel for en- MGngoe 5orbrpbelier.
Oenne Straf u~fioner ban enonu /
Geaefengslet / Niirnberg. S oenne
LANCE 5angfelstib bar 5an9en ipsielz
lat ia meo elettrotetniIte Stuoier.
ReIultatet at bans 4rbeioe bar / 5sl9e
tbite 9labe MI Daret Opfnoelien al en-
e"leftriif grepbeierger, bois Wlefanisme
beitaar / imau aurpe, iom / Stueetn'
gen er anbragte paa en- e~leftriit 9ebz
ming og forbunbne meo De forIteaige
Gtaoers 8pre. De at poit6uosne |
aurDene inOlagte Poitiager beierges
peo 6j9lp at ct Srpf pua ben elettriite
Snap / 8ejret, ina at 8eboerne beroppe
fan mobtage beres pofienOinger, uben
at goitbubet bebeper at lsbe op al d1e
be mango 5rapper. Der er daereoe
tnget Yatent paa Spfinoelien / gitrig.
5rantrig og 4merita.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-22

Slair, Ncbr..

9rof. Mlp1er er rejft til Gilbert Sea
for at ppero9re Menigbepens Subtle
umsfeit.
-Giis Sra Ssrgsnien. Mrs. puuI
9eteriens pngite Softer. tagsr ct Sur
fus / 8unit pau Blair folen.
= qige pnitss til alminoeligt 9us=
orbeibe. Rermere Splpsninger /
8epers gatrD
= Sfolens GleOer blep fotografez
ret iiOite Sirsoag.
Qaier! De bill piIe os en- tor
9unIt PED at gipe os Napnet poa iaa>
panne 9anolenoe. iom prpper pad at
i9lge 9em en- Stebfortreber for Mlaz
oiIon Meoicine Cos Roctp Mouna
tain Sc.
5drnbam &c Sampion.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-22

9intotns Sunbbebsf9r=
lig6eb. Gn Sngferer, iom tube
reoe praftiif Sura / 9tbrabam 2incolns
aOntor, fortRller felgenOe bstegnenOe
Srat ON qincolns Sampittigbeoss
fulobeb ION proturutor: Gn Mdno
isgte bans 6j9lp og ubOiflebe meget
nsje i'm Sag for 2incoln. 9enne,
fom 6ele 5ibsn bapbe Tibet og iwtirret
op mob 2oftet, breiebe fig plubielia
om imob MonDen og Iagoe:
n0eres Sag er COB, let fra Ell tet,
milf Stanbpuntt. men temmelig tpibls
Ipm Jet fra, Observation-Disclosures og MOras
!sHs S.anopuntt. Dc mad 1satre fad
en- anben til at foripdre 0eres Sag.
Seq fan life. 6ele 5ibsn, mems jeo
isgts at o~berbeuiie Surbsn, biles jeq
t9nfe: ,Qincoln, bu er en- 2egner".
os jeg tror, at jeg life funbe bp mig
for at ii9e bet bpjt."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-22

6orfpunben @aarbeier.
Natten til ben %. Sanuar er @uarp@
sier 8. u. 5. 6Ou9uarb at SaulOp
msnem 5reoericia pg aoloing, Der bar
paa @eien til lit Siem. forIpunben,
uben at bans paursrenoe iioen bar Jet
noget til BAN. Den foripunbne bar
goOt tleot og hapbe ct p~snseblpb pau
benpab 400 Sir. bos Zig. 5orinoen ban
gift biemab, bapoe ban poret inoe | en-
3ro. iaa ben Muligbeo er 10 lite uOss
luftet, at ban fan bare bleben oberfulz
ben % ubplnnOret, men ban tan mus
ligpis ogioa oarc 9uaet bib og BABE
tiliot 9ipet / ben toloe ginternat. pps
litiautoriteterne or blepne unnerretteot
ON bans 5oriOinoen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-22
Sala al airfebD9nin9.

goarb of 3ruitees for Blair banit
ep.Slutb. Menigbeb bil mobtdge 9ub
paa Sulg at ben gamle airtebbgnins
til ST. 6, ben Abe Starts 1902. 8os
miteen f~prbebpl0er fig Het til at for
fate 6pilfetiom6elft eler ale 9uo.
9isie itule abbresferes til Marcus
Beef, Blair, 0ebr.
BoARD OF Trustees.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-22
Dannlark.
Seiiiiesr enitemmis palst.

a~pbenbapn, 6ebr. Is. = Jprltemiz
niiteren at 8anmart. S. 8. 9eunber,
Iom par aanoiDut for afoeoe 5pltsz
tingsmanb 9sgsbros 9al9trsbs til
Higsbagen, er blepen palgt uben Spa
petition.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-22
6elbreoeIie for Mhbma.

Nltbnas8atienter bebeoer life mere at forlabe Stem
90 5prrstning for at blibe belbreoebe. Naturen har
f~renibra9f ell Tlantenteoicin, Der pil belbrebe aitbma
90 ale Eungez og gifirgrsibgoomme. Ia Di bar prepet
bets uiennDerliae helbreoenbe arafi 5ninbe al Tiis
tRloer (Heo en- Rtforo al 80 nbaf 100 hefbreoeoel, %
pa Ieg pnfer at linbre Wenneifers aioeIier, b( lea
ieHoe mt til ale. Der fiber al @itbmn, Tpring, aaforr,
Dronaliils o. Nernsiitet ben Hscepf paa tuif, franit o.
engelf, nleo Tub Brugsanbisnina. Senbes pr. Vrep'
aoresie rneo Jriinerfe. Cmtal bette glab.
w. A. Noyes,
SAT Powers Block, Rochester. N. Y.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-22

9rQtteoe 4rmen. Den 7
aarige hilbert Qnoerien, bpis 5or9lore
bor paa 2afapette 4pe., fdlot / Wanz
bags NED al en- @pgn pg br9ttepe lin
enc Wrm.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-22
VejleOeren,

ubeiuet af Or. 9. 5abrnep, er juit
blepen ienbt til ale p9aniferen"s
AbOnnenter frit. S famine er for=
flaret geroien at Or. 5abrneps
W1eoicin.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-22
Gaeine Npbeoer.
.G5oltets 4pis" }

Hiels anube en-, en- temmelig
befenbt oanff Muno bpoe pluoielig /
Manodgs Morges, rant at Ell 9jerte,
flag. 6an bar SO Aar 81. og e~fterIus
Der 6u1tru og Z 8srn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-22

5orfBg paa Grab. arimiz
nalretten bar afIust Dom / Sdsen
imoo 4rreiianten Nielsion. fom ben
Is. Qu9uit t. 81. isgte at br9be en- un9
Yige peo Rapn Sennp L., JON ban par
forelitet /. Rielsipn tilfejebe Den ungc
Pige 3 Saar, ibet ban ifeb poa benoe
meo en- Hepolosr, Oerefter retteoe ban
@aabnet mob fig ietp og afpreoe 2
Stub. 9egge be iuureoe fsrtes til
6ofpitalet, boorfrd De ienere uoltrebes
iom belbreoeoe.
Rielsion bar unber Sagen ertleret,
at ban life erinorer bet ringeite ON bet
at BAN forgpeDe Morbattentat. San
bar oeret inolast til Decoration paa
&ommuneboIpitalet, og / 2G9eertlG>
ringen uotaltes bet, at ban n9ppe bar
p9ret / Stano til at beberite Zig ielp
/ @erningssjeblittet.
timber bisie Smit9noi9Foer bar
&etten osmt BAN til 5orbeoringsbusz
urbeioe / 2 4ar, iumt til at betdIe
Sennp Il. en- gritatning at 200 Str.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-22

Reformatoren MeIundton Iagbe,
at man df 9aanoen tunbe laIe ei
Menneifes Stabne. gn Sang Be-
iegte ban en- Berger | Wittenberg, ION
bubbe fire 8srn. S9an betragtebe BET
pngite Barns 6uanb o9 iagbe: Dem
ne 9reng bill iittert en- Sang blipe en-
meget l9rb M1anb."
.Qt, arb9rbige !9srre," lso Sbas
ret, bet er besO9rre en- pige!"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-22

81 p.t.@ttiefsLf.ta Martin
Glancp, Gb. SO. Oietri4, Sens SEMEN,
g. 9. 1elIon m. Il. bar oannet ct afs
tiefelifab meb en- &apital paa $685.
900 meo bet 6ormaal, at faa 8oncess
iion fra gpen til at neolag9e aer til
Opparmning al 8utitter og s6uie p0a
famine Maabe Iom man n fadr 9as
til gelnsniug. 4nta9elig ftal gepils
lingen iad ienere afb9noes til ct itsrre
Selifab, for man pil ielDfslgelig life
tunne gore meget meb 2$5 1000.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-22

9ulbbrubgommen er 80 aar, gruosn
78. 9eg9e er, troos 4loeren, roife %
rsriee. Manpen bar Iom Se9er pelta=
get / ben fprite ilespisite aria.
9ulbbrDuup feirebes / Slg.
.glano. 9agbl." al Stipper Riels
6anfen % 9uitru / Stranbeabe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-22

Sames geterfen Der fra
9Den, iom at Retten blep erfl9ret for
at bore ben loplise 89rse pper in ufz
bsbe aones Ssn, 9u3el geterien, Tom
forlsben / aenoiba / 8lammeri meb
9rengens Sntel, 6. s. Reil, Der paus
Itdar, at Mabam peterIens fgrite
Manb, Der ogiaa er bso, par 0rengens
rette 5aber. Reil fit gant og fit flere
temmeiig aIborlige Staar peo at blipe
fditet I'D aennem ct 8inoue.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-22
Sfr1ooeripeno enifes.

gn oDetis SfreOoer til Bette o9 8ens
fleoer fan faa itaoist arbejoe bos
s. s. Gfien
Merchant Tailor, 5nrlnn, Soma.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-22
suin Oh &orn er gemge.

100 pd. of Moore's Stock Food bill forbinbre
Spabom hos Suinene og ipare 70 bu. WiaIs.
Suis life, foiter bet Inlet. SRlges paa 30
9aaes Irgpe. 4riieR er $50 pr 10 80.
Torbinorer utpj bos Sgniene, % be logger
flere 9Ga, ellers iugen Betalins.
MOORE'S STOCK FOOD CO.,
sy-agenfer Enfes. Council Bluffs, La.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-22

Gn boorb Straf. gn arigss
ret / Sbenie bar / bisie 9age dfiast
en- meget baaro Dom Oper to menigs
Solbater, iom oeb StnbeppeIier ne
6abOe tilegnet Jig bper en- itarp patrOn
for at bare ben meo bjem iom ct Mins
be fra 3jeneiten. Den Ipoer paa 20
0ugss itren9t 69n9isl paa 9anb og
grpb. Oct er ie~lpfslgelig en- 5Ors
ieelie, be bar beguuet, men at bet itdl
bore not til en- iuu urimeli9 Straf,
bar / boert Sab be to SOloater n9ppe
anet. Smioertio er be nsote til at
inbe fig / StruHen, Oa 9ommen life
ian appsaeres til nogen beiere Sns
fans.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-22

SfensOfre. 9aItsiber / Sti9e
Qpne 0ieliens to gsrn, en- 9reng o9
en- gi9e, falot fOrlsoen gennem Sien
paa Ooenie 8anal. 0rengen reooes
oeg, meoens Yigsn, Der bar tets 4ar
eammel, brutneoe.
= Zen 15aarise Sialmar Wintler,
Ssn of MaIermeiter Wintler / 5arum,
er forleben Gftermiopag fdloet isens
mem Sien paa 5arum Se og orutnet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-22
Sil Salg.

100 9tcres soot 2ano / Blaine 60, geebr.,
40 geres braffet, eaers life bearbejeet, -
tat ueo 5looen, 4 Wtil ira @ountp. SGoet.
Sosiiaaer0s iG9 @ere5 fan fgbc5 for $40
pr. Were. 8. y. Ianior.
Dor 80, Blair, Iebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-22
Dina

Profession 9sffbin9 i
S~berrig. upiula, 5ebr. 4. =
profssior 9aralo 9sfoing fra &es
benbaOns uniOeriitet boIbt / Mites puu
bet ferperenbe llnioeriitet ben fsrits
at fine bebubebe 5Or~eIasninger oper
@mnet sYroblemer pg Retninger /
Rutioens 5ilOfOf". 5orelesningen
oDerOareoes uf en- meget talrig 5ors
iamling, 6aabe Stuoenter og otaoemis
tie 2erere, og bilites meb itarft gis
fab. : Gfter SnObpbelfen at 0orbiit
5orening / StOctbolm agter profesior
9efbing Der at bOlbe 5Oreordg om
9olberg og Ssren aiertegoarb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-22

@uIbbrpllup fejreoes ben 6
Jebruar at 9usmanb Rasmus Nielisr
og 5uftru, !9pnnerup | Gjelifeb Sogn,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-22

orbunbenu Gn
hos en- 4gbmano / 5reberitsiunb tie
nenbe ung pige bar iiben ben "a. Sus
nuar Daret foriDunben fra i'm Plaos,
uben at bet er lptteoes at inoe anoet
Spor eno benbes Sat, iom loa Deb
5iorben. Oct formobes, at ben unge
pige sr f~orulDftet Oeo 8rutning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-22

@eprg 8ronbes' go
5eDfeGsbag. Stocts
bolm, 6ebr. d. = s 4nleoning at Sc
org 9ranbes' 6Osaarige 5gbielsbag
er Der berfra bleOen tilIti1et BAN en-
2ptsnitningsubresie, foripnet meb en-
talrig M9ngbe unberitrifter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-22

Operfalb. R9ftoeb, 5ebr. 4.
5 2eroags Nat bar en- / 9alterup
boenbe grpggertarI as. 5anien efter
ct Bal / 5ensmurt 5oriamIingsbus
bibragt @lasTibsr 8ilbslm Miel6e
fra 6olmegoaros 9Iasb9rt ct Slug
/ 9opeoet meo en- SLATE. Mielfe bar
iiben benligget beDioitlss pua N9ftpeb
Spgebus, og man mente / Gftermios
bag, at bans 2iO life itaar til at reobe.
Rs. 9anien befinOer fig enonu pda Fri
Sob. guabe ban pg Miel6e bar be-
ruiebe, oa Sberfaloet fanbt Steo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-22

n
puitor s. 8olDig, bpis 5uitru alt
nogen 5ib bar opbolDt Jig | 0anmart
uater at tiltr9be i'm 6iemreiie fra ai'
ma / fsrfte 6alDosl df Mdrts Mdansb
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-22

Oct par n9rpeb. Yda en-
@aarb / 9unberup | 0~enbipsiel tunoe
Der forleben Dag lei bore Tfet en- al
borlig rlDffe. Mdn bar / Serb men
at benhtte 9eitesungen, og 9uieta
Oatter fsrte ben enc 9eit. 9eb Sbers
gangen fit Olsen fat / benOes &iole,
Der burtig piflebes ON.
t6elDigbis bar bet en- fraftig pige.
SUN itreo imob, iaa 2inninger oe
Segter fprung os Sferterne repnebe.
Wlen bun 6lep bog truftet neb mob ben
Inurrenbe Qfsel, og bet bsgDnbte at ie
noget truenbe ub.
Saa Itanbiebs Maitineriet. Man
ileoe ben unse pige til 5jalp. aIe=
berne bar f9nsebe inb til bet 6lotte
2egeme.
6un Datlebe inb, og ba bun bar
fommen inbenfor, bsfpimebe bun
ftrafs. 6elbigpis bar bun bog fun
faaet 8enet %ftrammet, iaa bun er uoen-
for al 5are.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-22

Minifteriet. st telegram
meobeler, at Srafitminiiter 9srup er
Osb. og ct 5orlpOenbe biloe oibe, at
auItusminiiter s. 6. Gbriitenien ogs
Ter al neblegee tit Manbat iom GOrs
mano for 9enitrereformpartiet. Com
9runo pil oficielt blipe angipet Spers
anitrengelie og ouarligt 9elbreo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-22

ltjerne i bans
%oiientli9e og pri=
bate 2io, og ban
gift altib Ylig=
tens Sci. 90.
5olfet lgnneoe
BAN / ri9t Otaal
meo fin 9inib,;
fin G9telie Og
iin. Sen9ipen=
beb.= Oct bar ct
Itprt Cab, San
bet leo peb bans
8ort9an9. Wten
5oltets Sjerte
oil trpfait GEM
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-11
SMART, SERVICEABI,E
MORNING GOWNS
"A Profusion of Mercerized Cottons
Will BE Used, Also the Usual
Piques and Linens.


Copyright, 1902. Economist Camera.
Pique, marseilles and linen are to be used
chiefly for the morning gown for general util-
ity wear. A smart linen frock in robin IS egg
blue is trimmed with needlework, through
which is run a narrow black velvet ribbon
The waist is made with narrow box paits,
between which are graduated stripes of the
embroidery. and velvet. With this is to be
worn a coarse straw hat of deep yellow shade,
ifcovered with the bluest of blue cornfowers
among which nestles a black, velvet shepherd
ess bow. This is certainly "a costume to at
tract all eyes nliladi strolls through the
village street, upon marketing errands intent
| The merceriZea cottons which are so pro-
fusely shown this season have given new inn
petus to the vogue of wash materials and it
depends entirely upon the thickness or thinness
OF the goods as to the time and place of their
exhibition. For morning wear at the Newport
casino, or at a Bar Harbor concert, not hing
can be lovelier than, these sheer muls and
gauzes with their sglitterng sheen as OF finest
silk. and deliberately ornamented with the
newest imported trimmings. Mrs. Belmont
has just ordered a host of such gowns in the
! various tones of red and yellow so much af-
! fected by her, and which are so intensely be-
coming to her brunette beauty The cendre
locks of Mrs. Alfred Vanderbilt are to be
/ thrown in relief by the FELLOWS and green's
ulSpNdSCu Ill L..e ludlg' IulIes dnU %IrlllS OIL
mousselines and cotton grenadines, while her
| intimate friend. Miss Edith Gray, will dance
| through the season in blues of ,cerulean hue,
and the cerise and noir combinations of color
SO much in vogue with the Parisienne of
smart proclivities.
The accessories of these simple little NOR
ming gowns OF daintiest hue and material are
| important points to consider, and the jewelry
! in Tart nouyeau designs has been pronounced
just the thing for belt buckles. chains and
! pendants. They are in all shades of gold and
studded with many precious or semiprecious
stones
The posy in her hair the knot of ribbons,
| or the bejeweled comb that keeps rebellious
locks from straylng-all are to be carefully
| considered as the final touches that go tt
make up the artistic whole and proclaim the
woman Of fashion as distinct from the woman
| who copies. The American woman who ha:
hitherto hsped in sweetest accents when com
plimented on the beauty of her gown that 81
| is so easy to he well gowned in Paris is nov
changing somewhat of her tune and adds
New York to her list OF places where one car
/ gain the perfection OF style 80 much to be
desired Of all women
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-11
Difference In Price

Saturday, Mems Department, main hoor-N
Hats worth $500 and $500 will be 500
$128; ehildren's Tams worth $lO0 will be
and 25c, and lot of boys Summer Caps 4
worth 25c and SOC will be. Z
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-11
FIannels

comforters - Handsome, new spring styles,
silkoline covers, best laminated cotton filing,
handmade, soft and fluffy, worth &C.,
$l,25, Saturday, each ...... I'd ~
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-11
D0rSets Saturdays Special Sale.

and between the mother and son there is a
strong bond OF sympathy and genuine love.
Marconi formerly accompanied his mother on
her travels; Cow he takes her with him when
ever he can. She spends about six months
out of each year in England, living with him
In London when he Is there and going with
him to one Of his stations when his work
takes him there. :, ~,
Mrs. Marconi is exceedingly modest and in :
sists on being regarded as an ordinary
woman. Perhaps this very fact makes her
remarkable aside from her single pride in
being the mother of such son. a.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-11

anxiety and their fears have not been with
out foundation. The leading article, by Miss
Hazel Reid, is devoted to discussion Of
the question, rs Man an Ideal Companion
For a Walk?" The university man Will
learn that be is not wanted for strolls or
walks about the college campus. The writer
says:
Is man an ideal companion for a walk ?
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-11
MEN NOT IDEAL COMPANIONS

Northwestern University Girl Finds
Them UncongeniaI for Stroll.
Special to The Journal.
Chicago, April 1.-THE Northwestern, ed
tied by the young women of the university
for which it is named, will make its APP
pearance to-day in Evanston. It's coming has
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-11
SIG. MARCONPS MOTHER


Strong Bond of Sympathy Between
Mother and Son.
Marconi's mother Is Irishwoman, Annie
Jamison, Of Dublin. In her teens she was
sent to Italy to study music and met and mar
red Giuseppe Marconi. or her courtship and
marriage she will say little, save that the
former was case Of true love and the latter
OF pure domestic happiness.
Mrs. Marooni is highly educated woman
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-11

CoUMTY's ONLY FEAlALE NOTARY.
Special to The Journal.
Munising Mich, April u.-Miss Helen Gar
vey has been appointed notary public b,
Governor Bliss She is the only woman Of
fetal of the kind In the county
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-11

NO. Emphaucally, no. For a walk, almost
any other animal is better than man. OF
course, speak from woman's viewpoint.
A woman who goes out, not for trivial
stroll, but for q visit with nature. And may
the gods pity her II she is accompanied by a
man. a man who agrees with her In all dis
cussions, man who leaves to her decision
everything that is talked of by them. ''Ah.
enough for teachers or for friends, for Dress
makers and tor husbands. but few of them
are fit for walk. Most women find only
one.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-11
Our Saturday. Shoe Sale

Uur Saturday Shoe Sale
Prices will talk or1themselves.
Women's vici kid shoes, light flexible and
heavy extension sOles, kid and patent
tips; $3.50 and $500 o. n0:
values. ...,......... ..... y LOO
Child's kid and tan shoes, sizes en-
to .; values to $1.25, at..... - C
Misses kid shoes, lace and but IN
ton, worth to $3.50, at. ......... 4 DC
Women's Oxford Ties, $1.26 nn-
and $3.50 values 98C
Boys calf Shoes, good for o. IN
knock about, $3.50 values. " 10 IL
Boys sample Shoes, every o. 10
size; value to 81, at. % TITO
,Women's high grade kid Oxfords for
street or house, kid or pat &R IN
ent tips, So and $3.50 values ~ uafO
Misses vici kid Shoes, kid a. 10
tips, lace $3.50 values y uu1E
Child's kid Shoes, sizes too, m
values to $1.OO, at. +0C
Women's KID shoes, kid tips, a. 30
value to $500, at :. - Han<
Little r1an's Shoes, to 1875, nn
just like Papa wears OoC
Women's Slip pers and Oxfords, En~
value to $1.0o, at......,........ OOC
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-11
It's No Experiment

To try aJournal want ad In promoting
your business; the experimental stage
was passed years ago.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-11
Matinee Saturday,

Shirts 81. gloves 81. hats 81. ties 60c.
Visit here. Hoffman's Toggery Shop.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1902-05-01
From Shell to Pearl Button.

pearl buttons, there being number
of large factories in the various river
towns, principally in Iowa.
The fisheries in Washington, Oregon.
and California have had tremendous
increase during the last five years. At
present there is nearly S13 900, 900 in
vested in the business in these states.
More than 10000 people are engaged
in these fisheries.
The sponge yield in Florida last year
amounted to $4,000 pounds, worth
S567 ,o00.
The increased value of sealskins in
1900 induced the lessees of the Pribilot
islands, the breeding grounds of the
seal herds, to kill 1900 2-year-olt
seals, whereas the rule has been not tt
kill any seal which has not reached thu
age of at least years. If this killing
Of 2-year-olds is allowed to continue
it is certain that the seal herd will b.
soon eXterminated.
During the year half million Ore
gon salmon eggs were sent to New
Zealand and successfully Matched.
The egg. q the cpd are now regular
~ collected from fish which are caugh
in nets and kept in pounds until the.
are ripe, when they are tagged and re
leased. Numbers of fish so tagged hav
bcen caught after their release AM
identified.
At the present time the United State
Fish Commission is operating thirty
seven distinct and separate Matching
stations, in addition to many station
under the control of the commission
Of the several states.
The Albatross, one Of the steamer
OF the commission, mas spent the great
er part of three years in an investiga
ton of the fisheries along the coast o
Alaska, and it seems probable from tn
information which it has brought hom
that eventually these fisheries will adj
as much to the wealth of the nation a
even the gold mines of the Klondike.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1902-05-01
PENIS Big Relay Races.

Philadelphia, Pa, April 26.-An en-
ormous crowd went to Franklin
Field this afternoon for the annual
athletic games of the University Of
Pennsylvania, which promise more
than one hundred schools and colleges
being represented by their best ath-
letes. The entries are not only moro
numerous than in previous years, but
are also more representative. Nearly
every big institution in the East viii
be represented in the various events,
while the honors of the West Will be
held up by stars from the universities
of Chicago. Michigan, Wisconsin,
Notre Dame and Illinois. Interest
centers chiefly in the big relay race in
which galaxy of star athletes from
Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Chicago,
Michigan and Pennsylvania will be
seen at their BEST
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1902-05-01

Fires Are Costly in Europe.

Chief Dutton was seated in his Office
a few days ago when nc received a re-
port of fire. The blaze had been a
disastrous one, and the chief was nat
urally Interested in the matter of itc
origin.
Does the report state that an over
heated stove caused the fire" he in
quired.
81 think it does" he was informed.
IT'S a good thing for the owner of
the property that he lives in the United
States" added the chief, "and not in
one of the foreign countries. If he
lived in Germany. for instance, the fire
would prove rather expensive for him. !"
"Why so?" he was asked
He would have to pay the expenses
of the run made by the fire depart
ment," the chief explained. land I'M
less he paid the money the amount
would be charged as lien against his
property. Such is the law in several
countries. The law holds to account in
this way all persons whose careless
ness or negligence causes work for the
fire deDartment"-W Washington Star.