Star Tribune from Minneapolis, Minnesota • Page 9

uliGHTS OF PYTHIAS TO l'trcy Haswe'1 la ft I (i I n. 1 T( ni Chin i "Ir. Jekyil end Mr. Hyde -Ron-Ton Kitravagatua com- li'J'iti l.yeeun l-ey- pany. SPECIAL salt; -e.

zr 1 PACK1KU I i HAVE A BIG CELEBRATION r. 11 A Junior Sales Department i ai (mm 333Eitker Fhone 353 B3TB lim IS 1.3, KXaTE MISER TEAT XACX 8ATTJSDAT IS gPECIAL KEGISTBATIOir DAT. Yn'i l.ive Si Week tn tr work tT tion Prizes. yem get sunietlimg any way, if you hav a iing! Card returned. All are well worth woiklng fjr.

TELEPHONE to Klve the ORDEKi. nan i careful at- City News Tomorrow night of will a gala day for the1 llbiss cf Minneapolis, ln- ot goodi that fniiim in the selection Jou would (in. rnM in. 1-r aj.oit.-e tha iiUv A-j Irrse of wel-cm- i.y iuii li nir, Muy -e Jaint-s O. Hyn, 7 p.

n- iii.ir-t ln'ernllijni au-itlortum the ittit.it 7 n. l'ttralts n.uuntd police. K. P. luded In the program is tho visit of Uav your nam entered on our call lng lil.

We call you up daily. WILCOX DISCHARGED Charles Wil Iola lodge of Dayton. Ohio. The program cox, charted with violating ih fish and game law of Lake Harriet, whose trial full Is aa follows: BATl.HDAr, MAT was continued from last week, was dis a. Executive committee, receptl.n charged la the municipal court.

committer and l. band will iwmitli Sound 25c The best Ripe Strawberies 9c box, 3 boxes Saturday's Special Bargains. Department Housefurnlshing Sundries. at lh club room, Vt hotel, jr assignment to duty. DEPOSITS ARE RECEIVED every Sat urday and Monday evening, from 7 until I'M a.

I'nder escort of band. the racep- o'clock In the Participation Department Mon and executive committees, wttii carriage. or tne Minnesota Loan and Trust com Ill retlr to the union station to receive lola Dth 6th St. and 1st Ave. So.

Home Grown Asparagus, large full size bunches, each. pany. 513 Nicollet avenue. Capital and Loda; No. uf Daytun, Ohio.

surplus, One dollar aiarta your i jo a m. Arrival of l'la lodge via Wliron- SPECIAL SALE SATUSDAT OAS BAHOES AHD OAS FLATUS. account. Oentral railroad from Chlragtt. Reception visiting team, knights and ladles.

Escort 'I if ian carry a com- ing vlftlLtr lo NHullet hoUK. CLASS DAY POSTPONED The class sl to 12 noon Krcriitlon lit rallroa-1 slationa Celebrated Reliable'' Ranges. Young Onions, bunch Lettuce, large bunches day exercises, which were to have been held yesterday at tb Central high visiting supreme lixlg -ufiujtr and lucoiltem vftf-jX fn saw n' mm il Tif bana. uinf- rm rrsa an-l ietuti commit. et ting knlge.

i'v and aula vnVlala. and visit. rg aopr.in. ai-d grtut'l lotlgt' to Inti-rnatioriai auditorium. olumn will furm on Nicolo-t i.tiu.

right reeling on Third street, and uill iravrr tha ilna r.f nianli: Stcolld evt-nue to Knunh eTrl, to S-ctfid ivniue south, to Seventh street, lo Nicollet avenu. to Iniirnatlonal auditorium. a 00 p. ni. uiwnma; l.lg at Aunltorlum.

ape-rtal convention of I nlty I.oi'i No. 4 Bat of grand lotlga tiftlieia. tf suprerr.e lo-1s iftw Ad1rens of wtjltoma hy t'lairnian fiiiwrtiton of ihe eiei-utlva orrrnll'fe, followed by Intrcxluctlon ot Ii p. Roll of grand domains. p.

Ktemplincation of rank of pg I.y I' ia Iodga No. ot Uayum, umo. Tab- J9 p. Address by O.wernnr Parnnel R. Van Punt, ilianrllor Trary R.

Hanas and Hupfenm Vice Charles E. HMveley. 10 t) p. Conft-rrlng rank of knight on festival clans by lola Lodge No. of I 'ay ton, Ohio 11:00 p.

Oraettrgs from grand ohanealloia and grand lodge ofht-era of atster grand do- mslnH. 11 p. Presentation by Grand chancellor Jamas L. Cromwell. Preaentmtlon by Chairman James Robertson of tha executive fy.mmlttee.

12.00 midnight byTTilty, No. ISCNDAY. MAY 22. a Ktierlal cars (street railway) excursion to Minnehana. tendered by tha ei- nd grand lodgi oitni-ra from smtr atand When raising the lid ff 7J' Trunk, the Try thus giving easv access to contents of Trunk.

Come arid them. 2.i of these Convenient Trunks will lie on Specliil Hm1 Saturday. Brass Trim.neit. Hardwor1 Slats, I.lnen Faced and Kxtra Skirt or Suit Tray. J4-inch size, regularly 111, Saturday SS-lnch size; regularly $11.60, Saturday CS.SO SPECIAL SALS SUIT CASES.

with and without Kroller and Water school, have been postponed until Friday, Escorting visitors to hotels. lc 2c 3c lc 9c p. m. luncheon at Weet Attachments. Al New Cabbage, Jb Pie Plant, Jb.

I I "Ax, "tCi- hotel (ordinary! in cf Ylatting euprerne so all sizes of May 27, owing; to the accident which has happened to Lawrence Byers, a senior, who believed lo have been drowned la Lake Calhoun. ige ollhre and grand officera under auapicee Ovens. We Deliv er and Connect I executive and reption cmnuures. D. m.

Executive committee. vrtih 17. R. New Spinach, peck. New Potatoes, peck.

Them Up to the 35c K. P. band, wtlt eecort lola team to Inter Water and Oas, national auditorium for rehearsal. res or harsn. VENTILATION MUST p.

m. Reception committee will escort S17. Sa. S20. 2.

rto. Caen, or 13 to 5 down and $1 per week. BE INAUGURATED euprema ortlcare and vlelting grand lodge to K. P. hail, Maeonic Temple, to attend special convention of M.nneHpolie ijdg.

So. SPECIAL SALE WASX B0XXZB8. Grand lodge officers of Mlnneervt. 0(upy- Washington Potatoes, Lemons, fancy, dozen flc Cuban Pineapples, each, 10c up Large, rich California Prunes, lb 6y2c Ought to be 15c lb. Cook's Flaked Eice, pkg 8c Ing ottlirut etatlona, 111 receive vimturs with TATE St PEHIXTEMDENT OF PI ppropnate bonorer- As an Extra Kpeclal for Saturday we offer HO "Reliable" or "Jewel" Oas Hot Plates, eimllar to picture, Guaranteed to work perfectly.

2-Kurner Size; regularly 13.51, Katarday 2.95 S-Burner 14.50, Saturday 3.03 I ffl p. m. conferring rank of page at K. P. LIC ISSTRICTIOX DECLARES all.

Mawinlc Tempie. c'hatg-" delivered by Orand Merrill K. Wilson, ot THAT RI LES FOR AIRI.VU AND II I IIEATIXG MIST BE ADOPTED IV 4 if p. m. "onfrring rank of esquire at P.

hail. Masonic Temple. de OAS TTJBIKQ. ALL SCHOOLS, WITH NO EX rruilM commtttea to Iola lodge and friends and visiting officials. I no p.

I.unchann at Hotel Nlcoltet: sighN seeing; drives to parka, lakes and around jjieetre-t cam -tn Ht. Taul, "VTsTTTrif that citv and points of tnterent. 7.00 Departure of Iola Lodge, No. S3, from union depot. -Double Strength livered by Grand Ciianccllor F.

M. Mulsberry, of loaa. Regular lOo Qua lit Gaa Tubing. Saturday, uallty CEPTION. I JO p.

m. Complimentary banquet at Mc- ol let- nousa In honor of lola Lodge No. hi. per foot Regular 5c Quality, Saturday, of Dayton. Ohio, and visiting supreme and R09 Genuine Cow Hide Suit Case.

Linen Lined, Hand Riveted, Solid Swing Leather Handle. Bent Locks and Catchea, either Brown or Olive, and with either Straps or Catches. 22-inch, 24-Inch and 26-inch sizes; regularly ail SO, $6 and 6.50, choice Saturday 91.95 eeiA.eeet.vsevseveek SPECIAL SALE TUMBLEE8, a CEBTS. Uneeda Biscuit, pkg 3c Corned Beef, Mb. tin 11c Deviled Ham, tin 4c Pure Lard, lb 7c Full Cream Cheese, lb 7c Dairy Butter, lb 18c Creamery Butter, lb.

p.r root Tbs state department of public instruc SPECIAL BALE TEA AitO COFFEE POTS. tlon Is taking steps to enforce without reserve retirements for healing sod ven OVERWORKED P0STMA STER UlaliDg systems In rural schools. A bul letin wsa Issued by tbs department SEES DANGER IN STAMPS Blut Ribbon Ralaina, package 10c Corn 3Urch, package 4c short time ago. In which plans (or heat lng and ventilating systems were out lined. Many ol the country district ASKS THE STATE DAIRY AND FOOD COJEOSION TO ASCERTAIN school trustees, however, have gained tb Coffee and Tea.

Quten Blend Mocha and Java flavor. Idea that It Is optional with tbem as to WHETHER. GUM ON STAMPS IS LICKABLE. On Saturday we will sell 10,000 Standard la-pint size Table Tumblers, choice of Two Pattern Special at each 2 Limit Twelva to a A Fortunate Purchase enables) ua to offer for Saturday's Sale 200 Copper Bottom Wash Boilers at less) than Manufacturer's cost. No.

9 size; regularly Jl.So, Saturday 75 No. 8 size; regularly J1.20, Saturday GOt Also about SO slightly dented, but otherwise perfect Boilers, choice Saturday 48 lb 15c whether they Install new systems. As a matter of fact, every application for state school aid next fall must be accompanied by plans showing the adop. tlon of a sallafactory system of heating Look out that you are not paying a quarter; no better coffee. Is there any exponent of the public no test could be made of the small quan titv of mucilage on tbe stamps.

Jamacia Java, lb. 20c good in the gtate of Minnesota who wants and ventilation. This stringent require "If he wants to send in $10 worth of Gykora, fin coffee, lb 25c stamps, why, then ws might talk busi 75 customer. to sacrifice $10 worth of postage stamps to find out whether or cot there are microbes in the ness. We need the stamps." said he.

Hoffman House, 30c Wo put it against any 45c coffee in ment Is thought by the department to be the surest way to secure a much needed reform, and a change from the foul-smelling and poorly-heated country school buildings to well-ventilated and "That reminds me," he continued, re town. 21 flectively, "of the young man who had a Tbe state dairy and food department lob as 'sticker extraordinary' for a con SPECIAL SALE TOILETPAPEB, i Excellent Teat from lb. up. Mlnarda Tea, lb. 60c heated structures.

cern that did much of its advertising ifc No district will be excused. Many has applications for analyses of all sorts of products, but tbe most original was one received yesterday from Inspector J. G. Fowler. It is entered on tbe records by having amall stickers stuck on fences Worth a dollar a pound.

Best CO rases, 5.000 Packages, and public buildings. county superintendents are writing to the state department asking If the requirements smount to an absolute order, and yuaiity Toilet Kaper, Saturday lO Packages for 25 as follows: Candy Dainties. Jertey Cream Caramel, lb State Superintendent Olsen declares that the department does Dot Intend to waive Article Postage stamp. Sample from O. G.

Spaulding, post "This 'sticker extraordinary' was employed to go from town to town to do the sticking, and while 'on the road' the house allowed blm his expenses. He was an investigating young chap, and he noticed that after he had worked at the master. Ataorted Cuts, per bottle, 10c, 15c Wax straws. Saturday, per hundred ...8 White Nap kins per hundred liworated Napkins, pet hundred 8 to Tea Spoons, per set .23 Knives, per set ,.50 Forks, per set ..50 compliance with the rules In many casea. J.

C. OSWALD CELEBRATES and 20c SPECIAL SALE LATJKDBT SOAP. For Paturday'g Sale we offer 200 of these Handsome Nickel plated Tea and Coffe Hots, to be old between the hours of Nine and Kleven A. or until sold. Special at lO Limit One Tea and One Coffee Pot Place Mapleton.

Manufacturer L'ncle Sam. Location Washington. Remarks Examine for microbes. In sending in tbe postage stamp, In sticking business for a few days he did not seem to get hungry, and he concluded HIS EIGHTIETH ETETHDAY Salted Peanut, tb 12c Salted Almond, lb 55c Fresh Marshmellows, 15c Old Fashioned Taffy, 3 package. 50 Boxes, 7.000 Burs (Large Ones) Laundrv Soap, Special Saturday lO Bars for 25 that he licked off so much of the mucl laee in moistening the stickers that It John Conrad Oswald, of the J.

C. Os satisfied his hunger. It seemed such spector Fowler says that Postmaster Spaulding is anxious that tbe mucilage on the stamp be carefully examined to Bee SPECIAL SALE ENAMELED PARS. wald company, and vice-president of the curious thing that he wrote to his bouse bank, was oO years of age yes about it. whether anv evil citizens lurk therein.

"The head of the firm saw that he had SPECIAL SALE GARDES XOSE AJtD KEELS. Cigar Specials. Amada, Panetela, Bock shape, all Havana, worth 10c, special, each, EXTKAI "BD ST IT" CABPETS. terday. The arrival of his 80th bitbday was a signal for congratulations from all his many friends, both tn this city and Mr.

Spaulding has been licking stamps for a great many of his constituents, a good thing. He wrote to the young man In various parts of the country. but has come to the conclusion that the dangers are great. If microbes should 5c; box 100 $5.00 and told cim that bis expense allowance would be reduced one half, and that if he found himself getting hungry all he Mr. Oswsld was born in Switxerland For Saturday's Sale offer 20 "Misfit" (Reedy-made) Carpets, all Desirable, at exactly HALP-PBICB.

Cremo, the greatly advertised cigar, be found in the sticking supsiance, ne 10.000 Feet Fully Guaranteed 4-Ply Rubber Hose, New, Fresh Stock; regularly 12c, Saturday, per foot 9 100 Standard Hardwood Hobo Reels with Ijtrge Iron Special Saturday 75 In Obernach, canton, Tblergan. He came to this country at an early age, and was intends to make his patrons lick tne 8 for 25c; box 60 $1.55 All 6ent cigar, 7 for stamps themselves. This a Pag Snap. Bring the had to do waa to lick more stickers and-paste them up. That-also seemed so curious to the young man that he threw up his Job." The state chemist looked tbe stamp size of your.

room. married In New York city to Ursula Elltabeth Scbeitlin, Aug. 12, 147. Four children were born td them. Mrs.

Oswald 300 Blue and White Knameled Ia.ns: reaularly 40c. over carefully, out nnany aeciaea tnai JL Bakery Specials. died in Minneapolis. March 24, 1893. Saturday Mr.

Oswald came to this city In March lSa7. from Virginia. He kept a genera PETER ELLIOTT TALKS ENGLAND FURNITURE AND CARPET COMPANY Home-made Bread, loaf 3c Walnut Pound Cake, each 20c Strawberry Turnover, dozen 25c store until 1862. when be sold out and IV took up his farm at Bryn Mawr. AND LANDS IN JAIL Fifth Street, Sixth Street and First Avenue South.

-Maeearoons and Kisses, dozen AQc The One-Price Complete Housefurnlshers Mr. Oswald has been active in many commercial and Industrial enterprises Whipped Cream Puffs, dozen. Strawberry Short Cake, each 12c MAN WHO BEI.IEt E9 I and has scted as director of the Minne apolla St. Louis road, and also aa an Raisin Coffee Cake, each 10c Incorporator and director of the boo road AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS. CRADLE, ALTAR AJiD GRAVE.

Old English Fruits, 10o Large Assortment of Layer Cake, He has also held many responsible po IS PLOW PAY AM WHO IS ED TO THHEATEX THE PREMDEM IS LETTERS LANDS I.V POLICE STATIO.V. lltlcsl offices and was, though a Demo iirTancni itM N.scott. Devil crat, elected to the state senate in I Angel Cake, Gilt Edge and Food Cake to select from. Manager. LYCEUM MATINEE 0 A 2.30.

TONIGHT 8,15. strong Republican district. Ilirtbs. Mr. and Mrs.

Cox, 2301 Twenty-fifth av Matins Today 35 A 50c. Tonight 25c to Jl. enue south, a daughter. Ferris Stock Co i I CI 1 13 JlUtn Mevenson's Weird Miss Percy Haswfell 809 Second av- NOTABLE CONFERENCES Mr. ana Mrs.

janies iiricu. The police have again in their custody Peter Elliott, the man who was once ar enue southeast, a son. Cut Flowers. Carnations, any color 30c dozen TOE RELIGIOUS WORKERS DR. JEKVLU Mat.

and Saturday. i rested in Washington charged with sending tho president threatening letters. Supvxirted by the George Fawcett Co. In Au-gustln Daly'a Brilliant Comedy THE GREAT UNKNOWN" Next week Percy Haswell Klku Ban" The conventions In the interest of re y- "-f -i i I s- vVX v. I i -notoaw, i "1 Ti mi i ii mm At that time Elliott was adjudged in MR.

HYDE liclous education held In Chicago in AND PRICBS: tOc, 25c and SOc. Mr. and Mrs. harauei jsrenua, vi j. -iiiiciu avr-nua northeaet.

a rtauEhor. Mr. anil Mrs. Arthur Davis. 2543 Central avenue, a son.

Mr. and Mrs. John Day, 607 East Grant street, a daughter. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Howard. 1510 Twentieth avenue north, a daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mayo, 608 Sixth avenue south, a son.

and in Philadelphia this year were nota BIJOU TOtSlOHT. Htl. Last times Tomorrow "A (JOSTENTED WOMAN." ble gatherings. At the latter meetlug sane and was Incarcerated In the insane asylum. The irksomeness of confinement wore upon him to such an extent that he soon made his escape, and since that of Dr.

Charles Cuthbert Hall, president Union theological seminary, was electe president of the Religious Educational DEWEY "atlnee Daily. theater bii Evenings at 8:15 Association of America. Al. W. Martin's Big Spectacular $30,000 Production.

Matinee Today at 2:30. On Tuesday Dr. Hall will be here and Marriagre Licenses. Timothy Hanton ami Kdyth Rogers. Henry Yaffe and Annie Jervle.

Charles Guatafson and Hlldus Rossell. Andrew M. Anderson and Emma C. Olson. also Dr.

w. A. Landrtth of Chicago, sec RnU.TmJ PRICES: rstary of the association. At 4:30 in tb afternoon there will be a mass meetln 10c Commencing tomorrow afternoon, Ben Hendrirksin "Erik Bweden." at Plymouth church. Dr.

Hall and Dr, 20c EXTRAVAGANZA COMPANY Landrith will address the meetings. Market. Milk Lamb, hlnJ quarter 20c Milk Lamb, front 15c Fresh Dressed Chickens 16c Fresh Dressed Ducks Choice Standing Rib Roast 12c Choice Rib Roast, rolled Choice Round Steak 11c Choice Shoulder Steak 10c Choice Pot Roast 7-8-9c Choice Rib Boiling Beef 4c Choice Leg of Lamb 12c Choice Lamb Chops Choice Pork 9c Choice Pork Loin Roast 9c Choice Pork Sausage Bwlft-Premium Hams 12 No. 1 Sugar Cured Hams 11c a bargain 11c Try our Cooked Corn Beef 10c Picnic Hams Those Interested can obtain tickets 30c admission at the Metropolitan Music com Kelt weak AL. REEVES CO Deaths.

Harold M. Jaeger, Swedish hospital. Thomas Boutin, 714 Madison street northeast. Carl E. Olson.

Northwestern hoeoital. Arnold Fxlward Swenby, 243 Twenty-first av-nue north. J. C. Kilens.

120a Adams street northeast, dwelling. Seventeen minor permits, 15.199. Total. pany on Sixth street. Admission will be free, but by ticket.

The Sunday School Officers' union will have charge of the afternoon meetings, which will be fol lowed by a supper In the reception room of Plymouth church. time bag been working at aig tratie as a baker. His hr'lticinations regarding the enormous wealth. which he believes the government owes him have not abated one Jot since his arrest in Washington. In consequence his large-sized talk and his ready manner in speaking of undreamed of wealth aroused the suspicion of a south town policeman, who escorted him to the police station, where he was immediately identified as Peter Elliott, the famous letter writer.

Just what disposition will be made with Mr. Elliott was not ascertained last night, as the police do not know whether he is wanted as an escaped lunatic at this time or not. LOVE FOR WHEELS CAUSES DISGRACE HERMAN DAVIS IS LOCKED IP OS SISPICIOX OF BEIXG PROFESSIONAL BICYCLE THIEF IS TAKEN WHILE ATTEMPTING TO SELL ANOTHER MAN'S WHEEL. St. Louis Exposition.

The Chicago Great Western Railway will allow a ten-day stop over at either Chicago or Kausas City on payment of $1.00 foe on through tickets to the World's Fair. For rates and other Information apply to L. C. Rains. General Agent, corner Ulcollet avenue and Fifth street, BASEBALL TO BAY.

Minneapolis vs. Louisville AT NICOLLET PARK, GAME! CALLED AT P. M. Tlekets on sale: Van Clark's, Hotel Vendomes Sherman Smith. Hennepin and Thlnl et: A.

D. Thompson Drug Nicollet and Fourth, and I First ava. IS. and Third at. Building Permits.

Frank Deiell. 2616 Fifteenth acenus south, dwelling. Hi. ww. O.

Gllman, 3123 Washington avenue north, brirk dwelling and stores, 16.4(0. Charles K. Hildebrand, 3141 Park avenue, dwelling. M.600. Benjamin F.

Fowlsr, 1706 Plmouth avenue, dwelling, 2.oA. State Capitol Notea. ALDEN" HTBE CLARK, Who Will Represent Plymouth Church In India. Ordination services will be held in Plymouth Congregational church next Wednesday evening for Aldon Clark. Mr.

Clark is the son of Dr. John Bates Clark, professor of political economy at Columbia university. The ordination sermon will be by Rev. Charles Cuthbert Hall, D. D.

of New York, president of the t'nlon Theological seminary, and an address will be delivered by President Cyrus Northrop of the stats university. Mr. Clark, who is an alumnus of Am The contract was let by the state board of control to R. McMillan ft company, or Minne apolis, for the construction of the new woman's cottage at tbe Anoka asylum. The cottage will serve aa a aormoiury tor toriy or fifty women patients.

It will be conatructed of brick and whan finished will have cost abou The contract providea tnat ma work shall be done py uci. l. II JM Reontota from tha state Institutions tor the herst Theological seminary, will represent Plymouth church as a missionary In month of April, as reported to tha atate auditor by tha board or control, ware ur tills India. nr amount, the suue prison furnished Scotland Woolen mills Co. FINE TAILORING.

SUITS MADE TO ORDER 1 EAST SIDE Railroado Owners of bicycles may rest more easily now that Herman Davis has been arrested. Davis was taken into custody yesterday by Bicycle Inspector Lofstedt charged with the theft of many wheels. I'n to the present time the authorities WILL SUE GREAT NORTHERN PROVISION CO FOR AN IMMENSE SUM have been able to fasten the theft of four wheels on Davis, but they believe that he Is responsible for many more bicycles A lawsuit involving over $100,000 Is to be which have mysteriously disappeared. Instituted by the city against tha Qreati Northern Railway Company for the payment ot Davis came to this city sometime ago from Chtcago. and understanding that aewer and paving assessments.

Always serve Uneeda Biscuit. Vut them in the lunch box; pnt a package in your grip when you travel; gie the children all they wont of them. Make sandwiches of them; eat them with any relish, any beverage. A satisfying food for everybody. the larceny of a bicycle was adjudged to This was decided by the special council committee ot taxes and paving.

be but a petty onense be nas oeen dolne a large business alnce. A petition was presented to tha committee His attempt yesterday to dispose of from the property owners along Central ave a wheel out. at Mlnnenana resuuea ais nue, between Eighth and Ninth streets, to anuul the paving assessment. A bridge spana astrously, as the transaction was at once the uteat Piortnora tracks at mil point, max- MEATS Rib Boiling, per lb 3o Short cut Porterhouse 12C Veal Stew 6c Dry Salt Pork 10c Regular Med Hams, lb 12c GROCERIES New Potatoes, peck 35c reported to the police, and tne bicyciu Ina the land in question far below grade. was soon identified as a stolen wneel thus, it la ciaimaj, greauy impairing lta value.

NO MORE. NO LESS. There are about nrty lots in this section. (1 and Davis was locked up. MEMORIAL DAY COMMITTEE on each of which tn tax la either alight)? ahove or below 200.

The comm ttiee decided not to annul, tha ASKS ORGANIZATION'S NAMES levy, but Instructed the city attorney to bring action against in. raiiroaa lor ins amount, providing the lnndholders refuse to pay tha assessment, as thty have asserted they would. All organizations intending to partici New Cabbage, per lb 3c It Is claimed that tne tax per lot la greater pate In the Memorial day parade that have not already given the committee than its market price, and therefore taxation would mean confiscation. Pie Plant, per lb 1c notice, should do so at once. Perfect Fit Guaranteed.

Minneapolis Store: 310 Nicollet Av. HARRY MITCHELL, Uanager. 8o While there are only nrty lota immediately concerned in the suit, over 600 In varioua Wax Beans, per lb. Any organization not having received parta ot the city will De airected by tbe notice is cordially Invited to participate tn the parade that day. Please send at 5c 5c 5c once nrobable number of men and oftl Green Onions, 4 bunches.

Lettuce, 2 bunches Asparagus, per bunch 7 bars Rose Queen Soap. cers in command to the chief marshal, Col. A. B. Aplln.

112 Kasota Block. The program is almost ready for the 25c I.ocol Railway Notes. W. J. I-eahy, assistant general passenger agent, and E.

B. Boyd, general freight agent, both of the Rock Island, are in tha elty. The Burlington road has placed orders with printer, and it will be n-eceseary to have these names at once, so that they i may appear on the program. vVVWVVWVVWSsVMfaAAsVMAArV a Weatern concern tor 1,000 new freight cars nr so OfiO Dounds capacity. Tha eaulDtnent la are sold only in airtight packages, that Tri7( tVifr fVlirntu fluvnf and rrisr- Names Are Confused.

tn become subject to continuous delivery aa Tho owners of the Berglund block a completed. local lodges I. O. F. will picnic at Tay Franklin and Seventeenth streets deny HE Only One Who doca't want yoy to ass ur lore Falls Sunday, June 12.

Tha Northern Pacific has booked about 1,600 people for tha ness, protect them from moisture, dust and odors, and bring them to your' table as fresh as when baked. that the recent tapping of gas mains by parties who have pleaded guilty, and who are awaiting sentence, was in that trip. building. The block in which the wes tons onerated was on Franklin in the mid DECORATION DAY FLOWERS AT CRYSTAL LAKE CEMETERY COMPANY'S OFFICE All Kinds. Lowest Prices.

No heavy baskets to carry. Fine line of ornamental iron vsses stone bass and name. Vases filled upon order. Graves prepared for planting at moderate coat The well known transparent! gelatine fish that curls when plaoed in tha palm of tha hand has been used by the Northern Paclno as an advertisement for tha fishing resorts on the llr.e. Tha words, "We have Toll Lines die of tbe block.

The location of tbe two buildings caused the mistake. There are some thirty meters In the Berglund real live ones," run across tha body of tha fish In large letters. NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY Is Your Competitor. Kates Reasonable. Service Perfect.

block and it is not. controlled by any one person, hence such an offence was not possible. The Westons are still awaiting sentence for the offense. CALL ON THE COLONEL A party of over sixty members of the St. Paul Commercial club visited Fort Snelling yesterday for the purpose of paying their resnects to the new commander.

Col. Williams, and to Inspect the post. Northwestern Telephone Exchange Company BUY OF US. ORDER EARLY Malta Ceres 'fad" food; It Is a All grocers. good food.

Is not a Buy some.