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Willmar tribune., 1905-01-11
Real Estate rransfers..
LAKE ELIZABETH.

LAKE ELIZABETH.
Dec. 30-Probate Court to Olivia
Olson, und J Of lot 2 of e4 cf VI of lot
2, sec. 3; lots 6, and 8, sec. 81.
FAHLUN. ~
Dec. 27-State of Mimi to Lars o.
son, NIT of sw}, SET Of sw4, II of SIT,
sec. 80, 100 g., $500. ~
Dec. 27-state Of MINI to John o.
son, set OF set, sec. 36, 40, a $500.
WH1TEFIELD.
Dec. 27-Spencer Ericsson to Gold
Stabeck Land and Credit Co., nw} OF
nw4, eec. 33, 40 a., 81, 900.
GREEN LAKE.
Dec. 31-David Hagenstine to Mrs.
Adella Anderson, lot "a" of lot 2,
sec. 3, Hagenstine's add, 81 90.
MAMRE. .:
Dec. .28-Charles ). johnson n to J..
w. johnson, sw3 of set, sec. %, 40 a. !,
81, ,050.
IRVING.
: Dec. 29-Peter E. Hanson to John
Anderson, sw4 of nv}, sec. 4, 40 q :,
$500. ~.
Dec. 29-John :Andersona to Nedolt
Nelson, sw4 of nw}, sec. 4, 40 L., $500.
NEW LONDON.
Dec. 29-Anna Bergren to Ole John
son, lot S, Of net Of MT, sec. 80, s g.,
$3.50. ., ~.. 49, +, j.. X.
VILLAGE OF NEW. LONDON.
Dec. 29-Welltngton NJ. Cone to
Maggie Hasbrouck, lots 3, 4, Is, IG
and e5 # Of lots II and IS, bl. 5,
"a 200.
| LAKE LILLIAN.
Jan. 6-Henry Storch to. William
Storch, set of nw}, sec. l. so . s2400.
HOLLAND.
Jan. 6-Jacob Kempes to John Bolt,
nv t of sec. 33, 1859 q, $500.
49,. - LAKE ANDREW.
Jan. 4-Charles W. Odellel to Elise
Hegstrom, q OF st, sec. 80, 80 O.,
q, 600. Z: <*-:+ -. /. =. s~.. =, :.ss..--
| M TOWN OF ROSEVILLE.
Jan. 6-Mary s< hulte to NJ. r. Wa:
ters, N. l40 :. Of set, q Of net, eec.. 8,
220 a. $500. r ... r..
:. VILLAGE oFzATwATER. =
Jan. Geo. 81. Feig ct al to At.
water Hardw are s. Machine Co., lot 1,
aod ". 40 It. Of lot 5, Il. 2. $3.50.
= S, VILLAGE OF RAYMOND.
Dec. .29-Sper Ger Ericsson to Gold.
stabeck Land and Credit Co. und ! oI
part OF Its !, 2, 3, = and 5,, bl. 8.
$500. s.:= .=.. =..=.. SIS . .5.....: ... II.
..S =4 CITY OF W1LLMAR. .sss.s, II
Dec. 27-Peter Lundberg to William
Lundberg, lot II, bl 50. ssl. 90. T
Willmar tribune., 1905-01-11
N. A. G.. Meetina,

The Monday Afternoon Club met
with Mrs. Samuel Porter last Monday.
Altho the weather was decidedly Sc.
we're, fourteen members responded to
the roll call by giving current events.
After locating the circulating books,
the following we're sold: 'The De-
liverance," solve Latham" "The
Yoke'' and Order Number XII"
Promptly 1t four o clock, the hostess
served dainty and delicious lunch.
On account of lack Of time, the his
tory lesson was dispensed with, but
at the next meeting the Lesson will in
clude chapters II and III for review,
with Chap. w in addition.
Mesdames Gates and Hornbeck re
ported on the lives and doctrines, re-
spectively, OF Luther and Calvin, call
Ing forth very interesting rs we'll ~
instructive arguments from the men,
bers. :,
A very pleasant diversion from the
usual program was q reading, "The
Belfry of Bruges, by Mrs. M. Otter
ness.
The regular reporter, Mrs. Dram,
being absent, this report Was con-
tinued till next meeting, Jan. ., 1t
the home of Mrs. G. E. Qvale, at $3.50.
The club adjourned after having spent
q very instru ,tiye and pleasant after
noon. -
Willmar tribune., 1905-01-11
BRITISH BRIEFS.

An EnglishIrish dictionary has been
brought out by Dublin clergyman.
London paid $15O,0OO, 900 recently to
take over her waterworks from private
corporations. The water Is held in 122
reservoirs, and the filtration works COW
er 143 acres.
Oak beams 1000 years old recently
were removed from Blue Bell inn. Bed
lington, England. They have been made
into handsome furniture by a local
manufacturer.
Queen Victoria's correspondence was
30 voluminous that 1t will not be pos
sible to make 1t ready for publication
before 1906. The volumes are to be
illustrated by various unpublished por
traits Of eminent public characters.
One Of the results Of the expose In
the case Of Adolph Beck, who was
twice sent to prison in England though
innocent and was denied an opportun-
1ty to prove his innocence, is a revival
Of the demand for the establishment Of
q court Of criminal appeal.
Willmar tribune., 1905-01-11
EDITORIAL FILINGS,

Congress opened with "full houses" I"
but 1t soon got down to "pairs."-New
York Herald. >
It II fact worth noticing that when
the dressmaker got after Mrs. Chad
wick there were immediate disclosures.
Chicago Record Herald.
Two western train robbers compelled
even the parior car porters to diseorge
Now the latter viii understand how
the rest Of 10 teel.-New York Herald.
The comic papers are right some
dmes- A New York man had to sum-
mon the police to help him discharge
the cook the other day. - Colorado
Springs Gazette.
Rev. DR.. Zimmerman Of Baltimore
asks, what shall we do with our old
men?" Adopt the reciprocity plan and
care for them a. they cared for u.s.
Washington Post,
Willmar tribune., 1905-01-11
FACTS FROM FRANCE.

The stern Of the newest French sub
marine is shaped like a fish tail.
A Paris burglar in trying to escape
from a shop fell into a barrel Of lard
in which he sank up to the neck.
Over $4,000 Frenchmen belong to the
Legion Of Honor. At least $1,000 Of
those are connected with the army.
One Of the engine drivers on the
Paris Metropolitan railway Is the son
Of a vice president of the French SEN
ate, who was formerly minister Of
finance.
The 126 doctors Of the department Of
Lot ct Garonne, France, have agreed,
on consideration Of the yearly pay
ment Of $4,000, to give free medical
and surgical attendance to all poor on
the official charity lists.
Willmar tribune., 1905-01-11
Stockholders Meeting.

The stockholders OF the State Bank
of Raymond met Thursday, January
5, and elected the following officers
tor the ensuing year: President, h.
J. D lie, OF Renville; vice president,
F. o. Gold, Of Renville. Frank o.
Orth was elected cashier to succeed
Spencer Ericsson, who held that posi-
tion since the bank's organization.
The newly-elected cashier comes
from Redwood county, where he had
been assistant cashier OF the State
Bank OF Wabssso fora number OF
years. Mr.. Orth, together with F. 0.
Gold and a. N. Stabeck, of the Cold
Stabeck Land and Credit Co. OF Rem
Vile, having lately become heavily
interested In the bank, comes backed
by these powerful financial interests.
He IS . man Of high attainments in
his line and the Bank OF Raymond it
10 claimed will be In better shape
hereafter to serve it, customers than
heretofore. With the powerful back
ing Of the Gold Stabeck Land and
Credit Co. interests It will be af
strong ~ the strongest and as safe a.
the safest, It 10 claimed.
We understand that c. E Fouts
WAS elected to remain with tho bank
in the capacity Of assistant, . SUBJ
stantial increase In salary going with
his election.
Spencer Ericsson, the former cashier,
remains in Raymond - the local rep.
reseotative of the Gold-Stabeck Lano
and Credit Co. st IN increase in sal.
sry.. He will also give considerable
attention to his own extensive l&nd
interests and We have no doubt but
that hustler like himself will make
things move In The land business.
Willmar tribune., 1905-01-11

THE HALL OF FAME.

John W. Foster has been reelected
president Of the Washington Society Of
the Archaeological Institute Of America.
Henry A. Cozzans, secretary OF the
Y. NJ. G. 4. Of Newark, n, j., recently
celebrated the twentieth anniversary
Of his holding that position. *sE
Baron Won Reidel, who has just re-
signed the portfolio or minister Of
finance In the Bavarlan government,
held it for twenty seven years. - -
Dr. Henry Pratt Juason Of. the Unit
yersity OF Chicago predicted in lee
ture the other day that In the near >fu-
ture there would be 4 worldwide ma
tion ruled by one government. :
Winslow s. Pierce, who has been
made president OF the Western Mary
land Railroad company, succeeding Jo-
seph Ramsey, Jr., received his educa-
ton at the Pennsylvania college at
Gettysburg and later took a law course
at the University Of Michigan.
Several projects are on foot in Eng
land for honoring the memory Of the
late Charles H. Spurgeon. the great
Baptist preacher One Is the plan to
buy the large and beautiful estate Of
Westwood and convert it into home
Of rest for ministers and missionaries.
Colonel Clark E. Carr, formerly min
lister to Denmark. has written a remi.
niscent and historical account Of his
life in Illinois from 1850 to the civil
war. 1t will be published shortly. He
was identified with the early antislav-
cry movement and went on the stump
for Fremont in 1856.
Frederick Vanderbilt seldom goes
anywhere in society. He dislikes 1t
extremely, and it is said that he fire.
quently absents himself when his wife
has house parties. They are devoted
couple. and Mrs. Vanderbilt herself ia
not much taken with society Of today.
She is fond of literary people and Of
entertaining men and women Of brains.
Ham Nghi. the ex-emperor Of An
nam, who is now residing at Algiers
and who has lately been at Versailles.
will shortly marry French lady, Mile,
Laloe. daughter Of judge Of the Al.
giers appeal court. The ex-emperor
has been receiving up to now a pension
from the French government OF $4,000
year. On his marriage it will be
raised to $4,000.
Willmar tribune., 1905-01-11
First publication Dec. g, OF :.
SUMMONS.

First publication Dec. g, OF 8 8
SUMMONS
STATE OF MINNESOTA, - s==-Szz5
County Of Kandiyohi.
In Municipal Court
City or Wllmar.s
The State of Minnesota. To any Police GaE
Ger Of said City, or to the Sheriff or any q B.
stable of said County: -
You are hereby commanded to summon Mar
Wah the defendant herein If he shall be found
within the county Of kandiyohi to be and ap-
pear before the Municipal Court Of the City OF
7th dAv Of, February 1905. at the hour OF 10
O'Clock in the forenoon, and answer to o. b.
Westberg and c, B. Carlson, plaintiffs, in =
civil action. whose complaint is on fle in said
court, and have you then and there this writ.
Witness the Honorable George Muller, Mu-
nicipal Judge, this 3sth day OF December, 1904.
-" WN- 0. JOHNSON,
IL. S.) Clerk Of Municipal Court.
Willmar tribune., 1905-01-11
PERT PERSONALS.

Mr.. Carnegie wants It distinctly un-
derstood that Mrs. Chadwick 10 not In
the library class.-Milwaukee Sentinel.
Nat Goodwin is taking boxing les
sons. So many pugilists go on the
stage that Goodwin doesn't propose to
be forced into redrement.-Seattle
Post-1ntelligencer. -..-> 4: Il IL
An unknown person has contributed
800. 600 for the completion Of Z church,
In New York, and while the roll Of sus-
poets Is being called, Russell Sage and
Hetty Green are both trying to look
Observation-Disclosures Post
Willmar tribune., 1905-01-11
MODES OF THE MOMENT.

Caracul Is one Of the furs favored for
young girls.
Cloth and fur are both used for tho
smart redingote.
On the modish color list there are
dve shades Of copper.
Shaded velvet is an admirable fabric
for trimming purposes.
A gown Of chiffon velvet has the
preference for afternoon wear.
The long pear shaped spangle II e.
pecially in demand. The other forms
are round, oval, square or triangular.
Buttons Of brilliants, the more ex-
pensive variety r1valing the diamond in
brilliancy, are the leaders in the button
world-Brooklyn Eagle. r.. @,'-.,
Willmar tribune., 1905-01-11
sss
Qilln,| !, Deb!j

. - 81 IN q 90 ScoO0 ls58 8te1mS cOH'
posed of Wallaoa B N Martin, Maurice
:Jsnnsss and Victor Knutsolnul, viii 20
g Redwood FAlls Frid 81 Is meet the
debating team 81 that city
The question 70 be debated To-:
"Resolved, that the policy 81 reducing
further Immigration 70 the United
States is practicable and should be
adopted This shall not apply 70 our.
insnlar possessions and ! minimum
shall embrace such relatives and
friends Of em,Rrants already here."
Our team will uphold the affirmative
and they feel confident that they will
be able to convince both the Judges
and the audience before which they.
are to argue that the present immiRra-
tion 10 . menace to our country and II
they succeed in 90 doing they will re.
turn victorious. Prof. sTonning real.
izes that the Redwood Falls team 10 =
strong one and that we must put up .
etif tight TO win, but our team IL ready
for : battle royal and II we don't win,
We will at least Impress our honorable
opponents with the fact that they have
beenin 9 contest. ....5>5 < =
It 10 to be hoped that large mum.
ber OF local supporters and enthusiasts
will be able to accompany our de
bsters and cheer them on to victory.
The sight Of few cheerful looking
schoolmates In the audience will no
doubt tend to- increase their determina-
too and alertness at critical moments
and heighten their delight and pleasure
in moments of exultation. J..
The second preliminary debate was
held on Monday evening, when our
boys met Seminary team, composed
Of John Sjsarda, Gustaf Soil and
Gertrude Hilleboe at the Seminary
Hall. The arguments set forth by our
team showed that they had, devoted q
great deal Of earnest work on the sub
jsct. In point of argument odf boys
showed superiority but as TO deliver
ance and logical arrangement the
Seminary team had slightly the better
Of it. In the rebuttal our team was
somewhat weak, but this will no doubt
be imme nsely improved before they 60
forth to do battle. In view of the fact
that the Seminary. debaters had but
little time for preparation it must be
said that they made most remark
able showing. They set forth their
points in clear and emphatic manner
and with little more experience we
see no rea:o on why they should not be
able to hold an enviable place in the
state league. -..
The debaters were warmly support.
ed by their school. The hall was flied
with loyal rooters and the cheering
and class yelling INDUCED in would
almost lead ono to believe he was at
tending baseball game. While the
teams were preparing for the rebuttal,
the audience was entertained by Max
field Lewis and Arthur Anderson, who
rendered flute and violin duet, the
accompaniment being played by Miss
Allene Sherwood. :.S:< +: -. - =. =
...r : -.,i
Willmar tribune., 1905-01-11
Comic Opera the Next Attraction

Comic Opera the Next Attraction
There 10 no question - to the quail:
ity or quantity OF the fun and amuse
ment which the Columbia Comic Opera
Co. are capable OF furpishing.' This
10 attested by the favorable comment
of critical audiences In ill the large
cities where the opera has had numer-
Gus long runs The intrinsic value Of
m entertainment should be judged by
the standard Of public appreciation:
and the way In which the masses re-,
celve It. This company IL Of this or
der, It pleases oil, and 10 . decided
success. This admirable oreantza.
tion, nnder the capable Management.
OF Manager Holmes, will have : hear.
ing st the Willmar opera house TO-
morrow and Friday evenings.
Willmar tribune., 1905-01-11
Fer Sale.

Small gasoline esginefor sale cheap
AZ good - new. Just the thing on :
farm for pumping water, separating
cream, churning, etc., etc. Inquire At
this od1ce, 0.tl
Willmar tribune., 1905-01-11

Satisfactory work IL what you want.
Well, then try the Willmsr Steam
Laundry. Collier l. Ferring, propri-
etors, Third street Alllaundry called
for and delivered. Call up. 'phone
70 A7tf
Willmar tribune., 1905-01-11

New goods received every week q
Elmquist's Jewelry store on Benson
avenue. Call and get prices. Good,
sold st reasonable prices. 38,1
Willmar tribune., 1905-01-11

''The Silver Dagger" Monday. eve.
ming, Jan. 16, By the Chase Lister Co
Prices 2j and IS cents. Seats on sale
Saturday morning. <..== s. + .=#. *:* i
Willmar tribune., 1905-01-11
Manufactures BY PERSON 1 JOHNSON
! In Probate Court.

TIE will of Henry Carl Birkemayer
was admitted to probate yesterday. +
Ia the matter OF the will of Ole j..
Gjerdet, objections to the allowance
OF the will having been fled, said
cause came up at An adjourned hear.
ing yesterday. After the evidence Of
the subscribing witnesses had been
taken the objection was overruled and
the will admitted 70 probate. #=
Willmar tribune., 1905-01-11

) The Minnesota & Western Grain
Co. hsndle the best there 10 In Wood
and Coal.: Prompt delivery. Phone
OH -. 4. IL. -
Willmar tribune., 1905-01-11

One Of the best attractions ever seen
In tho opers house in this city wss
Mr.. Harold Nelson in "Heart and
Sword, which Was presented last Fri.
day evening before . large audience
Mr.. Nelson % prince Victor, Ruler
Of Heinhault, :" was certsinly q hi-
best and his actiog showed that be was
. master IN bis profession. His sup-
port was good and the company q, :
whole delighted the big audience pres
art !:sAs 81:
Willmar tribune., 1905-01-11

OsteopAthy 10 the best treatment for
''cold on the lungs = Grippe,
Weak Luugs, etc. .< s2. s. .:. *.s=.
Willmar tribune., 1905-01-11

Or. Baker, OsteOpath, cures chronic
ana acute diseases, correets spinal
curvatures ard other deformlties. or
aco 10 johnson Block, Willmsr,
Minn. Call OF phone for appoint.
ments, Consultat tres.
Willmar tribune., 1905-01-11

ostsopathy: = the best treatment 10
rheuma atism OF nervous diseases. s.,=....
Willmar tribune., 1905-01-11

Have you II; ed osteopathy, the
.''rrue J! ~ ! OF HealiDe?" Il never dis.
sppoints. II 3. ,....z d. 5|' { 81. j
Willmar tribune., 1905-01-11
PROVISIONS

For some time now the Action Of the PEu13o&c1
0arket has displayed a great deal Of con6deoe
strength. Stocks in store are less than inA.o64
And should not increase much more. Hogs have
sold down t. 81. 80 per hundred weight and under,
and 50 much lower price was predicted becaAeA
the large crop OF Corn that farmers lost no-sma
IN marketing freely. In the mean time packers
have been very busy. The newly manufactured
products show ,hem a comforta bic margin; ratheIs
The raw material has been bought right and ifS.
pretty certain that the owners are buying thez
futures now in order to establish higher markek
when consumers demands become urgent as they
are Likely to almost any day. To-day prices zfa
below those pre- ailing the corresponding tiaae
IN 1904, when We called attention to the possibI~
tiles, and the market developed such strength !
that by March lst, both May and July Pork had
apld At $500. Cash interests in the trade an
more than hopeful; weather is favorable 10 IN e1s
l1rgement Of the consumption Of ali meats, and
prospects indicate big export demand. the result
d small stocks abroad, and nothing being mzees
ready for the market because Of the failure Of ,h6
fodder crops Of Europe. Hence. think the tAaae5
has arrived for taking hold Of the entire list q
the weak spots for quite a material advanIe.s
The rise may be. only gradual for time 11p
dull and quiet markets just preceding this vii
not be At AL against such change. in fact. should
work in favor of an upward movement, for as ne
regard it, are just on the eve OF the time wheR
Provisions will begin to attrict attention ana
9eneral in veStmeut buyine by strong Interest,"
Willmar tribune., 1905-01-11

.5 Crawford 8 Leslie hsv6 several
good 5iesms for rent s
Willmar tribune., 1905-01-11

j.. Particular customers pleased at the
Willmar Steam Laundry. 35tf
Willmar tribune., 1905-01-11
Il First publication Dec. q, lao.l
STATE OF MInNHsorA, T.,
County of Kandiyohi .

County Count oa Of i1a1' Kaadigohi' IS! :~.
In Pr0bate Court.
In the matter of the estate OF Anna -:
johnson. deceased. - zss= . >
On reading and filing the report OF John
bergQuiSt, the special administrator of the
estate Of Anna F. johnson. deceased. hereto
fore appointed, representing among other
things that he has made and fled in this court
true and correct account OF all moneys by
him received as such special administrator OF
said estate together with true and correct
account Of all moneys expended in the special
administration Of said estate. and showing
full and correct report OF all his dongs as 4Slch
special administrator, and praying, that Sis
said account may be allowed and all his Scts
IS such special administrator be approved ard
confirmed and that he be by an order of this
court discharged as such special admnisttz~ -
tor 1t is ordered, That said report and &c
count be heard and examined by this court O
Monday The 23rd day OF January A. D., 1906, q
10 o'clock in the forenoon at the Probate OF
fee in the court house in the City of Wt0nEss
in said county. ss ~ 8,
And it is further ordered, that notice there.
Of be given to all persons interested, BY pnb-
fishing this order once In each week for three
successive weeks prior to said day OF heating,
In the WlLLxAR TRlBUNE, 8 weekly news
paper. printed and published at q illnar in saiA
Dated At wilmar the 2ard day OF December
A. D 1904.
By the Court: ~
(sEAL1 A. r. NoRD1N,
Judge OF Probate.
Willmar tribune., 1905-01-11

School books :, ftltstfpap 4 Co..
Willmar tribune., 1905-01-11
How to Danish Dyspepsia.

TO" 10 0anl$n dyspepsia.
So many cures for dyspepsia have
been heard Of that II oertainly SCENE
strange that the disease should. any
longer exist. There must be some
hing wrong With the idsas npon which
the so.called cures are based or the
disease would no longer exist. 1t oc.
o.sionally happens that dyspeptics
get temporary relief, but they are
lever actually cured by any OF these
cures:
All dyspepsia cures are based on
one of two ideas. The first is to stim-
alate the digestive apparatus to re.
newed activity: But all drug stimu.
lants haYe their reaction, and the last
condition In ususlly worse than the
first. The second and more reason
able drug treatment, usually pursued
only by few OF the highest class doc
tors OF tho old schools, IL to find what
il the missing chemical element in the
stomach and supply it. This missing
element IL always, Of course, some
thing that the system should itself sup
ply. When it 10 artidcialIy furnished,
he parts that should produce it simply
hove 10 work 70 do, become impaired
oy tdleness, and eventually more seri
Gus troubles result. The same thing
il true of the much heralded "pre-dl-
vested" foods. .>..:
The only real way to cure the com
platnt, or any Of the troubles resemb-
ling it, 10 to help nature herself to
supply the missi ag elem 3nt. This
might seem at first = difficult thing t.
accomplish. But the osteopath know.
Why the parts furnishing these ele-
ments are behind with their work.
The diet being reasonable, it 10 in
variable because Of some irregularity
in the blood or. nerve supply to the
parts, and his training enables him
70 lind the cause Of that ircegularity.
ae then works 70 re-establish normal
nut. ltion to the tagging parts so that
they will be enabled to take up their
duties ag ain, and they do 1t.
If you have tried oil sorts of cures
without relief then try osteopathy.
You can be examined Tree by calling
IN DR.. Baker, osteopath, johnson
Block, Willmae, MINI. r. !
'Rah for the members OF school
district No. 63, in good old town ol
Lake Lillian. AT q special meeting
nsld last Saturday they voted = $500
bond for the purpose Of building On
addition 70 their school house and Of
installing : thoroly modern system
OF heating and ventilation. That
every member present was sincerely
Interested il the welfare Of his dis.
trict vas shown.by the fact that the
vote for bonding was unsnimous.
That more school districts will soon
follow the good example set By district
e3 10 indeed 70 be hoped. The sooner
they come 70 realize that sanitary and
well.equipped school houses sre 90.
solu' necessities and not unnecessary
luxuries the better for oil concerned.
%:iz. 1=N. ~
Willmar tribune., 1905-01-11
.vvlLLA6AR NJ !! :
Corrected January II IT,.

fnces on creamery butter, nour, sbge2s
and xpples are dealerS selling prices, -
arephces paid 70 producen.
Willmar tribune., 1905-01-11
EDWARDS-WOOD co..
u4coeporoted) Essz
DEALERS IN $
STOCK. GRAIN. PROVISIONS
Bssaeh Office, LEWIS Block.
Phone t57. Wlllnsr, uiaa.

SHIP a2oe saA ~s :.:s7:; sss ss only III: i.
Ooooo farmer: All Miller. know that our can
u are Of one grade and not elevator mdDo1,
Whch explains why service
any other concern Submit samples for grAde6 01e.
Willmar tribune., 1905-01-11
ladies' Jackets

We have about SO ladies' short tight
fitting Jackets, made of different ma
terials, all heavy winter weights. We
do not claim these garments to be the
latest style, because they are not; some
of them we have had in stock for five
years, some not so long. The lot
would vary in price at the time these
garments were in style from So to $40
each, the silk and satin lining in most
of them being worth from 50 to 50 on
each garment, We are anxious to get
rid Of these Jackets, at a sacrifice, of
course so we offer the entire lot at
only :.s
$500 per garment
Sizes % to 38. :>-.- = ..-.