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gfifi‘li'll’él'l new
In. Lease’o Idea.
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from political economy.
Hammond-2mm: thl
' honrssndtncat uooutodsy was
Low Tide
Although Mrs. Laure seems to have
m from politics, the has not retir-
IIcr book,
Industry. ' leave why must to {and by
suploysrs and employees to ssttlovvsp
main. or thswylc will rise and
tom “We” tor-sh laws
compelling hath sidsreithsr tom
or quit sud let herpurtiu W” the
industrious they ‘ lto send-st props»
3y. Bolero the Brooklyn My strike
M mashed itsuoss dam inspect
thcccumon council of that citysudtln
board of supervisors 0! Xingu county,
in which Brooklyn is nit-sled, laud
sdcptsd resolutions ceiling on the. ct!
torncy general of the ' etc to ennui the
charters of the rail; .nd comm no
loss they yielded and agreed to settle
the strike. The annoyance- snd lose to
N’the people, not. these convulsiom are
m reliably by snow on the
mills mum tonight. Sammy, pm-
. , ‘ «lightly colder weather will prevail,
nus-u bust nurthcustsrly and north-
‘ preceded by use an the coasts
clearing. Sunday. lair. slight
something that simply will not be borne
much longer.
The Brooklyn trolley companies had
all the protection. they miter) 10!. The
police were at their dinposul and worn
shot and stoned in the service of the
companies. Nine regiments oi the no!
clonal guard were also at the senior o!
the railroads, and they used bullets to
quell the mobs. At every point when
they were wanted they were stationed.
Yet for all this protection the compo
nies admitted that they could not run
their care regularly and lMCtlmffln’.
Another point in the strike husincee
is that the sympathies of tire people are
almost universally in turmoil the strik—
ing workmen. in Brooklyn prurient”
and money poured in for the» striker!
. s
‘ /‘ tors her readers. According toMary
, _; Mirna The reader will be inclined to
. 7 wonder where this woman, a Kansas
'. .m'lwifc (or many years, out on
’ 9H prairies. alar- lrom school or library,
’ [it all the information that is apparent
~ , in ”attempt to solve the problem of
* 'M ”published, is called “The Problem
Off civilization Solved." It contains
In” fleas to the page than some books
Mir), their whole length. Luck of
law/was never one of Mrs. Ileaee’s
Whether she is right or
wrong in her deductions from the facts
d Why, the facts certainly hevebcen
Mt mil msrshslcd abundantly be-
,lliuhcth here's lights, the problemcf
Civilisation today is chiefly to dud I
way of thinning out the wretched poor
who we crowded together in the great
from citizens in all «reactant. In nearly
every locality where there are labor
difficulties the people are with the:
workiugmen. it shows tlmt whether
workingmen are oppressed by capitalists
or not the people believe them to he so.
But the worst, the most lamentable;
feature of strikes is theeioment ct tweet
lows and tonghs that they lining to the
Mace.” The story is the sumo every:
where-it is not the striking workmen
who commit the acts ot violence, hot
the thugs and desperation in whom the
intent spirit of rnpine and destruction
is aroused. and who- m slwnyc drawn
st once to the scene.
Plaincst of all looms up the fact that
capitalists and laborers moot find some
way to avoid. these strikes, or there will
' cities. cheated 011M! light, air, food
Matti: . ‘f
' 0""8Vos. ” 1‘"
his win; , .ilized world.
. ' ”overpopulation in
‘ ‘ sicwgreat centers. Two-thirds of the
“th’rwople live on only one-eleventh
01 its land acres. The total population
at the globe is about 1,500,000,000.
Belgium has 600 pom}!!! to the square
mile, England 500, and even our own
New England states have 300.
lit the some time in Africa, in ('on-
inland South American theroaro 16,-
000.0001quarc miles of the most for-
tile, favored land on the glollo waiting
for the hand of man to oultivntoit. Tho
elixir-to is admirable in cent of those
"sinus. In all of tin-m it may be made
healthful by cultivation and drainage.
This) out, thin out! criia Mary Loose.
fluid the hollering surplus population
of civilization to those favored clinic»
Ind futile lauds, where life will be
W, and the poorest can by their
own reasonable eil’ort coldly enjoy ev-
sry luxury needed by man. in two
wads “tropical colonization" is Mrs.
III-0’! solution for tho problem of civ-
iMon.’Besidos this siw would have
“tyrants dorived from labo‘ «wing mo-
sflwyshsred equally by i .1! capital.
U, firswcrhnnn whoruns Hm machines
‘ the purchaser who consumes their
, m MWWWWM
luv Fashion In Valentines.
Mirth tsstc in America is to be com
m on the fact that we have
”I! Molopcd out of tho monncr a!
II. Hm rod and blue lithogrnplml
m. of skinny old molds and bold
Mission that used to out tothc
host htlrnsble sinulo indies end
I“ I little the feelings of gentle.
_ whcsukuils time was bonin-
, , “sol! lots. They were fright.
In“ ”“1106 ”comic volontlncs,"
not only it“. but they Worn vi-
“ The! sometimes lmbittored {or
M £80 minds of sensitive persons
WWW“! them. They {marred spite
fl m in,thc mindset those
W’s!“ them. '
, ”It,” :18! young people have found
I” m Icy a! paying on their
" , than by sending comic viticu-
it indeed they must hold any
Wflnfl, which there is noncodoi'.
meow harm tothc nun who
7 ' fits- thlh they do to his enc-
e‘fli
Venn-sou thenewtuhiouiu
M is toss“ downs, bounces
”Juupsulnmtstothm
" ”tarsus-tor Madly. 'l'hst
which undeniably Mamet-ins tress»
shortly ,cither‘cupimli nor lat-or in
7' ' fl . fibers in Detail hero tor a
,cunstmcteu soirnoe.
Don’t‘oqluctthst wilful- to
W cameo-shame
”~st locusts-cc
tong/um no music; non.
0m
”dammit-cu. ‘ ,
Menominee” shssrrso cinch
tannins-shoves“ 0!
hdty'dsflclr‘fllfl. who“
succinct-stun «quires to not. the
is
Wyndham; ‘00.
the
his mussel“! and Mail
mummnmmwmqum
Do With Witch that Solve and J.
0. 013%“ that wastes» of W
cm known in the stated Indians. it
cures tailor, burrs. indolmt sores sod
my! tails to cure piles. (i A. Gregory
£6» sud 6.0 scum. ’
“enumerates com or rteucnstisci by
are use a! the old stondud hm] purifier.
Ayvr's Snowman. sinne- l’lflflllfllfltly
stnv one THAT HAS SEEN oun s'rone AND
WASH +
SlLKAND WOOL NOVELTlES, g
Agree with us that there has never been anything like it, or has even approached it. in the Twin
Cities We feel pr,oud of this fact and are satisfied that our efforts are fully appreciated.
DISPLAY OF
DRESS. coon
-—-—A—_—N——D—-—-—
am it is on all-wave “41306,.“ not in-
dcsdths specific {or this nuts:- painful
snd pereistcut of maladies What hos
cured others will also cute you.
I
'Sl'l‘ll
v
“min the Budnfl
That's what happens to a
Cold in the Head
’ whenoutziu-sslnrdomof
29 cents 3 yard.
on DOCTOR mmsmilarior-
L—fn’nbun dsyutth‘i;
tune oi the our. taxman 4 res
um form. him. i, Cfmstapuipn; a.
mama-a p. int-mines; r. tot-cu. CW9.
sun; 9 “melodic his”: ninth; 6.
start ', mm/t‘nmwrw. or he zo-
Toni; m, Norton» liabiljty’zurs. Cow II
1m: linen; tr, Son (poicm lactate.
fluids: Rotated or. Z: (’Eh’fn. Railroad
L case of mm... in» gm cuisine with as cents, at 50 cents a yud.
mt tin: wot-l "m
Whyfl‘ “influluhfl.
fund: by B IL W. 43 "BMW?
mi Smut; John A. Blues, l
“39m 89 cents, 69 cents 1 yard.
“fad, Sons-3k. ”can.
till sun sum Hill.
DR. GRA DY
Harm-ash ls plou- That he still three
molly-or riceornmlmlou fur the no.
t «M's "A vials.— All linilcltv n pro-scribe! by
he More proposed or his luburntory.
BAY, FEB. 16, WE DFFER FUR'l‘
colored Brass Goods.
36 inch all-wool Henrietta, all colors, used to sellct 500.
36 inch Plaids, just the thing for mimes’ and children's
, , weer, 25 cents a yard.’
CWPTON 5 Marine Serge, 50 inches wide, warranted in every par-
HOME TABLETS No. II ticulsr. beet wearing cloth made, Blue and Nsvy, 81 per yd.
scanning to directions.”
150 styles Fancy Silks, in Stripes, Checks and Figures,
for Trimmings and Wuists, lrom 39 cents to 81 50.
Black Dress Bonds.
Never was such values oflered by us or any other house.
Just think ol it: A fine French Henrietta, mode to sell at
45-inch Henrietta, superior quality, the some as is
usually rctciled st cl; our price, 69 cents a yard.
10 pieces (all new) Figured Dames-e, very stylish, value
Wash Dress Goods.
Bea imported French Dimity, styles exclusively our
own, very best quality. csu't be duplicated, 15 cents s yard.
Best America: Gingham, an immense variety, last
moon's price, 17 cents; 121, cents a yard.
Scotch Gingham, 25 cent quality, 19 cents a yard.
Imported Jsponettcs, Zephyrs and Fancy Ducts. always
sold st 374 cents, 500 styles from 15 cents to 25 cents.
n INDUEEMENTS.
, Domestics. -
In this department you will always llod specially good
values.
Brown Mutlin, 36 inches wide. tics-rot quality. at 4
cents.
Bleached Muslin, 36 inches wide, 8 cent quail y, at 6
cents.
Bleached Muslin, 42 inches wide, ll-cent quality, 71}
cents.
Checked Nsinsoolrs, 14} cent quality, at 9 cents.
Red Table Damask, 25 cent quality, at 15 cents.
German Dimehk, extra quality, at 25 cents.
Toilet Crush, 33 a yard.
Men’s iumishi
Quite a few men believe that dry goods tot-cs keep open
simply to please the ladies. We can seem- our men friends
that we are equally as solicitous to their ~
I During this sale we will offer 50 doz -
Shirts, regular 50 cent quality. at 25 cents ,. ch.
100 dozen Men's Fine Cashmere Hose. can i as you pay
39 cents tor, 21 cents a pair, six pairs for $1.
it
under his: 0“qu «our clam. cud prepared
with newt mrw'o a” d to mu 1 the rrquiro-
ms- »! any h i".’dth‘lfi£i new ..
council chamber that!» M23")- opimq,
will take mighty fine alriri‘nmn to line-
up to such chairs M thorax ;
Th: 1'“. are in New York :zmto Moira“
l2.0'lll (illlttplicfl. z
HEALTFl'FUL curse. E
I. Should Be! Arlintlsi no! emu: no '
We“ an film
A recent writer tells us that tor women's
dross twoor three n’xioms may he stated
-—(lroso should reach the maximum at its
ends with the minimum ct hulls and
Weight of minds; dress should he adopted
to the mu-upntlnn; drum short” :9an
and he eoninrnwd to the permit; nod not"
the person to Ull‘dl’l’flfl. To the exile-ml RM
those prinvlplus are violated, to that exv
tent in vlulq'ilun done to human: life one!
inonlt hcupml upon nature.
Wool in the form of knit some, which
are now made in oil weight» and We,
leaves little to he desired in the way «a
underclothing. Silks out other woven
fabrics may born to pinch in the minimum,
but usml alone never entirely reach this
true ends where good- lit and (”strewn of
movement Mu desired. it they its, then
violence is done to health m (tourism. ll
they are large enough for them»; wombat—
to sense is offended. one demand lo M»
ly well satisfied in men's clothing W,
the other less well in women's. 'flcsiothr
more I”.
ingot cinsn lessons-tidyinmrtot a ”5"
woman is unhealthy. new: em 3"" "m 32“,
trousers and stints, consist of ski-slim
each, m on emblem of the “in. one»
did, ntiiitsshc and at Mouth «may
lite. [mm is on «we» at m.
luxury and dignity. Thus on the m
woman of tuition to ministry a m
action. it rims nor am the simple mi»
tie elements at in» minty», but m th-
miunctbn nus Mnoflyuomm.
Where is newwmmmmm
the remnant of she marina-wanin-
fimh lady min the hush» m
hcdlcss, corsets, listing, lam
W m
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A sketch hgivmotsdmsssh
The chairnwid'sm Phymj ..
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to, Hotel. led to. 20m. 0M1.
nus-loam and
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It! IIIHIIIII'JG. I» may but mode this
rm v! M a lawn! elude for mop-sit
«tritium tun timid; telltale time he has
um»: 0h.” 33m» . mm», m .
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”whom . shaming ‘lflu'h. but an saturated
purview. ms»! hills alarm In [not the
rib“. ”ruling ths‘. .1 our our" ynu-tl-
lemm strewn"). ills 14“:me 1.. .
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mum chow at» “ till,
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Dvnfltafl to Mt the
at thaw.
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v m in hush mow. “the initvmtn v r is at
,‘lM dismantle“ h lruu we: :llzl grim
v,»- him “I.“ Um“, 1mm”. ”in
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253 STATE ST...
lliflllflifiwllif. (I‘lfis .
Where in: way Indium for the scientific
“WM“ at on council.
Sic (”ux‘fi‘fl AND
or which
slui shit).
3 qts. new Bonus,
4 lbs. ext 'a Raisins,
2 cans Succotash,
2 lbs. Apricots,
"Slant!”
Mu“ urc-
table.
Insruloonuh “livid.
«mamas! aw [Mr-ruin m in ”windmill.
hr "rut moms «rowers nun bismuth
Ti» "94le with when n»
5- ira )“ madam; sud
'19 ml mum Mm. hint ho
is all «tall-«rot nut “myth-til»!
linmolldiumtiw IMHHM human
A“ [no
meteor. Dam ”whisk. ‘aislr‘rh.
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Iss5. “rant-us. Vinnie.
My ‘m‘. Your Hos-.Msrrlum. As-
flvass [twee-In. wants.
ma sill timetluwtem‘r and to
cm
. 'lops Worn.
.uru' rmtrenehamnsriun all slam
M im'nldm ’ I l
5 ll). Soda Crackers,
Choice Soda Wafers,
m Fine Dairy Butter,
. “Vii-“kWh“!!! Whilst leading
lulmtaufluthsnhmudlsa
admonition-emetic
am... no. it
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‘That is the test‘ and that is the line we are
"lilo Best Tens and Coffees produced.
Mollassos and Table Queen Syrup, Rock Candy Syrup, Fine Ver ”
moot Maple Syrup, First Quality Home Raised Potatoes, Edam
Pineapple, White Full Cream, Philadelphia Cronin, Ncufchatel, *
Roqucfort, English Dairy Cheese. Germea, Farinose, Eli Petti-"‘*
iolni’s Caliiornia Breakfast Food, and numerous other kinds. To-
matoes, Sc to 200 per can, Canned Corn, 80 to 150 per can.
2 lbs. extra fine Prunes,
2 lbs. evaporated Ponchos,
3 lbs. luncheon Crackers,
Bose Cream Lunch Cracker,
Fancy Gilt Edge Butter,
Ferris Home, Boneless Bacon and Dried Beet, the finest
on the market. 23 lbs. Standard Granulated Sugar $1.00. Our
sales of Saltine and Fancy Crackers are wonderful.
JHARLES E. “SEYMOUR, l
llililllll eaten. +
a: minimum,
You must exercise your powers of discrimination in se-
looting your goods. We not only supply you with the cheapest
but at the same time the most reliable goods. Yes reliable
goods of the HIGHEST lllTlllllSlG VALUE for the LEAST MONEY.
working on. We
invite you to see our goods, to submit them to critical examina-
tion and judge for yourselves of their merits. We avoid schemes
of all kinds, and believe the superior quality of our goods will
reach further in the way of advertising us by all who use our
goods. Favor us with a trial order and be convinced.
Fancy N ow Orleans
25c
25c
250
250
250
250
250
100 lb.
250
100 lb.
_ 300 lb.
‘ 250 lb,
goods
’ mom on, «Is-2%:
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