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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-12-12

The removal of superfiuous hair by
electricity is certain of success. II is,
however. somewhat painful and taxes
to the utmost the endurance of both
the patient and the physician. A fine
needle or jewelers. brooch connected
with the negative pole of galvanic
battery is introduced deep into the hair
follicle. following the direction OF the
hair The patient now closes the cur
rent by touching a sponge connected
with the negative pole. Twenty to
thirty seconds suffice TO allow the
cauStie alliali which forms around the
needle while the current is closed to
destroy that part of the skin whence
the hair develops Fifty or more hairs
may be removed at one sitting. and If
the operation be performed skillfully
very few return Warts. molrs and
birthmarks can be removed in the same
manner
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-12-12
Up to the Times.

Then New York bunko men has G
new game" said Uncle Ezra futile as
he took his accustomed seat on the
cracker barrel.
THAT so?" asked the grocer.
yep. | was up to the city last week,
an the Teller that always sold me my
gold bricks isn't handln' nothin' but
chunks o coal now."-Baltimor Amer
lean.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-12-12
The Melted Coin.

Place the coin in half a walnut shell
and fill the shell with a mixture of
three parts of dry. powdered inter, one
part of -four of sulphur and a little
sawdust, well sifted. Light it, and
when the mixture is melted it will be
seen that the coin is also melted, the
shell not having sustained any injury.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-12-12
just a Way She Had,

Softleigh-That how'd Miss Giggles
WEAKLY laughed at me lawst evening,
doncher know.
Miss Cutting-Oh. well. you shouldn't
notice. She often laughs at nothing
Chicago News.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-12-12
'Eix'FWOps@
Sa@Me9
COUNTESS CASSlNI.
The Accomplished Niece of the Rus
sian Ambassador.

The Accomplished Niece of the Rus
sian Ambassador.
One of the unmarried women In dip.
lomatic circles at Washington is the
countess Marguerite Cassini, the ac-
Icomplished niece OF the Russian am
bassador. who is a countess in her own
right. not by heredity, but by special
grace of the car, and a curious story
is told of the manner in which she won
her title
1t was when Count Casslni had his
Hateful conference with Ii Hung
Chang at Picking. long before the Box
er trouble. The counts Interpreter was
away. for Lis call was unexpected,
and as the Chinese statesman could
hot speak Russian and the Russian dip
lomat did not understand Chinese the
conference came TO a deadlock. The
counts niece, who had picked up some
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-12-12
A GOOD SHEEP RUN.
A Covered Yard For the shelter ana
Protection OF n Small Flock.

Sheep are naturally rather timid,
tender, inoffeusive animals. and for the
safety and thrift of a small flock a
covered yard is valuable 1t is not nee
essary for it to be costly but it should
be well protected from the weather
and have dry floor. If it can be con-
veniently built as an addition TO the
barn and have a door opening into it
directly from the barn floor. 50 much
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-12-12
Little Boy Blue and His Tin Soldier

He stood on the lid of the nursery stove,
Brave little soldier of lead,
Carelessly left there by Little Boy Blue
AS he noisily trudged to bed.
He was dressed in a suit of the brightest
red.
And he wore an expansive smile
And he thought to himself, with a SOL
diers pride,
They've put me on guard for awhile!
The lid glowed red from the scorching
heat
OF the terrible flames below.
And the soldier sighed as his coat peeled
off,
For he hadn't another. you know!
Then he lost his smile and his eyebrow,
too
And he thrilled with vague dismay
AS his gun curled up with the terrible
heat;
Yet he would not run away.
Little Boy Blue when the morning came
Searched for the soldier In red.
But all he found on the nursery stove
Was a shapeless lump of lead
To Clean a Leghorn Hat.
Stir teaspoonful Of powdered sulphur
Into the Juice of a lemon. Brush this
thoroughly into the hat with toothbrush
and when clean place It under q tap and
let water run over to free 1t from the
sulphur. Dry In the air out Of the SUM-
Brush over with the white Of an egg.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-12-12

in the home does not teach women
business sense-no, not in 10000 yearsD
makes a woman better able TO judge a
man before she marries him and bet
ter able to get on with him afterward.
1t also-and this. too is important
makes her able to get on with herself
and the rest Of the worlG.-Charlotte
Perkins Gilman in Success.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-12-12

To bake bananas deliciously make
strip of orange and lemon juice and
sugar For six bananas two oranges
and one lemon will be required A lit
tie pineapple juice is an improvement.
Remove the entire skin of the bananas,
place them, with the sirup, in baking
dish, put in the oven and cook until
clear. The bananas should be basted
frequently with the strip. When they
are done and cooled, remove to a glass
dish and pour the contents of the dish
over them. Serve very cold.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-12-12

Walls have ears, and the paper hang
er doesn't cover them either.-Philadel
phia Bulletin.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-12-12

THE BEST SORT OF CORNER BOOKCASE.
down and placed directly under the
lowest shelf, makes rather a novel fin
fishing touch. OF course you will wish
to color the wood in some way after it
has been nicely smoothed, but what to
do in this respect is a matter of indi-
vidual taste.
Remember one thing whenever you
are doing any work that calls for glue
don't use too much upon the wood. A
thin coating will be enough, and, once
you have applied it, let the pieces alone
until the glue is dry. Most people are
too impatient to give the glue a fair
chance to show what it can do.-Ladies'
Home Journal
Cover the rust spots on nickel plate
with mutton fat and let it remain a
few days. then rub with powdered
rottenstone or tripoli and oil. Give
the final polish with whiting and OIL
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-12-12

A pleasant household deodorizer is
made by pouring spirits of lavender
over Jumps Of bicarbonate of ammo
mia.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-12-12
HANDKERCHIEFS.

Handkerchefs in Silk Linen and Cotton Initial goods from
each These necessity and also fill Christmas
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-12-12

What you may have in mind can be
found with us if it is something both
useful and pretty. Our large Xmas
stock consists in part of great assort-
ment of
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-12-12
c. THOS. KEMP.
GLOVES.

Nice Gloves for and children Silk Jersey,
Golf Gloves, all colOrs and protection from the cold
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1902-01-16
Word dofExplanatiOn

& X . .
The officials and members OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church have
been called upon to experience 9 ser.
ions loss in the resignation OF their
pastor, Rev. G.. n. Swinnerton. lac
rms syesn wfsls lsssiru 'sfnrcfs Asifsse the as'
day OF May and has labored diligently
To- complete the new building and par
sonage. Almost the entire response
bility OF the task has fallen upon the
reverend gentleman, with anxiety and
strain incident thereto, and II is for
this reason he has been led TO resign
from the care OF the charge.
1t is with sincere regret that we ac-
cept the resignation, but knowing the
weight OF responsibility involved and
the untiring efforts expended, we con-
sent to the resignation. Mr. Swimmer
ton leaves with the best wishes OF the
entire congregation, and we feel our
selves under a debt OF gratitude to
him for the work achieved. He will
fill the pulpit for the rest OF the month.
Z OFFICIAL BOARD M. e. CHURCH. 81.
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1902-01-16

To our brethren of the press
who are running the advertise
ments of the Cooperative Med
ieal Co, Cincinnati, O., we want
to say they are dead beats and
worthless. We drew on them
and the bank replied: They
.are slas good and cam aheafoundi
at the address given in the city
directory We sent our account
to the Publishers Collection
Agency and they replied: "Claims
against this concern are worth
less, and we are compelled to
return same to YOU" Drop
their ads, boys, and publish this
to save some other fellow. Ar
lington lowa) News. ..~.s ~se
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1902-01-16
VS..
BAPTIE
Biggest Sporting Event of the
North to Take Place Here
January 20.

sisllispr tasiutssr of -tfsrsI sIssnritiii STRAIT
ing Rink has arranged q skating
event that will attract much attention
throughout the country. It Is more
than local attention..
On Jan. 20, John Nilsson Of Mime.
apolis, and Norval Baptie Of North
Dakota will compete for the indoor
championship Of the world. The de-
cision will be based on the result OF a
series OF one-half mile, one-mile and
tWo-mile races, A purse of $40 will
also be given to the winner and $50 to
the loser H.. III -
The fame OF Nilsson is worldwide,
and Baptie has a record that places
him well to the top. 1t is the common
opinion that he will not find Nilsson
as easy competitor as Johnson,
whom he recently vanquished. 8aE..
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1902-01-16

go to Glenwood. From GlenWood
the line will run to Red Rock, in
Cottonwood county, and there
divide, going into Iowa, one line
running down through Dickin-
son county and the other to
Estherville, in Emmett county.
The commission has received a
map showing the route of the
road marked out as above, and
ths information states that it is
the intention to build up the sec
tion of the state through which
the road passes.
This makes distance of about
eight hundred miles. The com
pany says hauling stone and
granite from this state will
be a feature, but we sus-
pect that it is a Canadian
move to snatch some Yankee
trade away from Jim Hill. Any
how, we join issue with the set
tiers west of US in saying this
road will be a God send. But it
NAV be more rumOr.
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1902-01-16
NEW ROAD
I'm SIGHT
For the Western Part of the
C0unty-..Fr0m Lake of the
Woods to Iowa.

Some weeks ago the PIONEER
published a rnmor that the new
Canadian Northern railroad con
templated building from their
road at Warroad or some other
point south Of Lake Of the Woods
oatap the grain and wood belts
Of this state. The latest reports
Indicate that this branch is to be
Of very large Importance, and
may be the first road to open up
the undeveloped western half OF
Beltrami county.
Application will soon be made
to the secretary Of state for ar
ticles of incorporation for the
Continental Railway Go. This
company, which may be a child
Of the Canadian Northern which
crosses the northern boundary
Of Beltrami county, has filed in
formation with the state railroad
and warehouse commission.
The road, if the plans are fol
lowed out, will start, as before
stated, from the Canadian North
= :. z. - -.
ern, and will extend south
through Beltrami county and the
White Earth reservation, through
Otter Tail county to Alexandria,
the first large town that the road
will strike. From there it will
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1902-01-16
Too Much Oil.

Miss Zelma Burgan, an 18-
year old resident Of Bemidji east
of the bridge, took an overdose OF
oil of cedar Thursday night, and
but for the prompt arrival Of Dr..
Smith would have been dead in a
few hours.
Tt is claimed that she was mar
ried last year and her husband
deserted her, and she has taken
her maiden name again. 1t is
thought that this desertion
weighed on her mind till she took
the poison with intent to commit
suicide.
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1902-01-16

The Jenkins bill, II passed, VIII
quiet title to a number Of homestead
entries which were made by settlers
some years ago, and which they were
compelled TO surrender under q de-
cision of the Wisconsin supreme court.
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1902-01-16
TO BOND
THE COUNTY
For $4,000 for New Jail and
Court House, to Be Submitted
to the Voters.

/ Besides electing their local
officers at the spring election the
voters of Beltrami county will de-
eide whether or not the county is
to have a new court house or will
continue using q barn, now out
lof courtesy called a court house.
/ Last week the county commits
isioners, upon being assured by a
delegation of leading Bemidii
business men that the major
1costs of such an election will be-
raised by private funds, adopted.
la resolution submitting to the
voters proposition to bond the
county for $50 900 for the pur-
pose of erecting a court house
and Jail. The bonds are to ma
ture in fifteen years, and a sink
ing fund of $1,000 is to be pro
vided. For the bonds to carry,
a majority of the voters must
say SO.
1t is always a difficult matter
to get votes for bonds, but in
this case, the need is so urgent,
the idea SO businesslike, that
there should be no opposition
against it.
The court house should have.
been built years ago, and a larger
Jail should have been bui!tinstead
of the one we now have. When
Christianity reaches It's highest.
development, the present jail
may be large enough for the
needs Of the county, but at pres
Ient it is not half so. Business
sense demands a larger jail at
once. The awful expense OIL
lsending prisoners out of the
county for keeping should cease
as soon as possible It is said
thai it is costing the county $50
per day for its maintenance Of
prisoners in the Crookston jail.
A beautiful site was given the
county by fhe townsite company
years ago for court house pur-
poses. There is no sense in
postponing the erection thereon
of a county building in harmony
with the wealth and public spirit
Iof Beltrami. 1t Is for the use
and convenience Of all the people,
and should be the most imposing
and comfortable building within
the county.
The present court house is only
fit for an ice house or a pest
house for lepers. One Of the
jurors in the last court scored a
point when he said: Il went to
sleep while locked up.in the jury
room. | woke up feeling dead.
But | knew | was not in Heaven,
for the room smelled like the
devil. ] knew | was not in hell,
for was freezing to death. !"
Never will the county be. better
|able to afford a court house
worthy the name than today. In
a timber country as in a mining
section, the loss Of it's timber
and mineral makes it poorer day
by day. Public improvements
should be made when the natural
wealth will pay it's just dues to
the needs of the people. And
WIlere is UEe Settler so poor but
what he will be willing to pay an
extra I25 cents or a dollar on his
taxesItoIbuild public building
which holds the invaluable rec.
ords Of the county, The deed to
his own property is not safe in
the present fire trap, known as
the capitol OF the third largest |
county in the state.
w. w. Browne came down from |
Blackduck Monday night.
George Fl. Phillips, once famous
corn king of Chicago, was taken into |
camp by men he had feeced. i
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1902-01-16
Dry Goods, Shoes,

nUR MOTTO will be, sGood Goods at the Lowest Pos
sble Price, and terms viii be Strictly Cash No
goods will be let out approval unless paid for in
advance. Your money will be cheerfully refunded it
business think give you better values for your
money than if did credit business, and you know
that you just paying for what You receive and not
paying the bad debts Of others We will always try and
sell little less than can be bought elsewhere in the city,
and will always be pleased to show goods whether you
tend to purchase not, For this month only will
continue to give 20 per cent discount After that we
will charge a regular price
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1902-01-16

w. w. Browne came down from
Blackduck Monday night.
George Fl. Phillips, once famous
corn king of Chicago, was taken into
camp by men he had feeced. {
"Bill'' Mcclure, who is we'll known
by everybody in town, and who has
worked for Bacon & Browne for about
a year, left for Blackduck Saturday
morning to manage the affairs of the
firm in their new place Of business
there.
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Seine arteae ntehr.

Tiele beroorragenoe 9eate unIeres GanS.s uuo
Gn9lano's betenuen id at Der QnIiGt, bah ihr,
6offnuneel auf allsenieinen Grieoen i'd nit einem
englil4 =ameritanii6em 8linoniB r~ealiIiren tpiirben,
Sbr Ylan If, ale ~tinftieen SiIferensen oura inter-
ratioualei S6iebsri6teripru6 bei3uleeen uno iomii
ale ~lueiierel Srieee gu oerrleioen. Sieie Ia6riht
isiro BON Seoermann nit GGrelse auigenomnien iper=
Den, b%elonoers aber bon Dem Sploater, melder ae=
genpdrtig aui irgeno einem ausldnoiiden Shla6t=
feb %enoagirt 1T. Die gtadri6t, oab 6oitetter' 3 Ma=
genbttters Waeen., Qeber unb Sarmleio.n iider
beilt, miro ebenio irelbis bon, Seoem auiaenom=
men weroer, Der an trantbaftem Ropfpeb, g&pin=
oet, gldbiudt, @erOauunesi9pdhe, SpspepIe,
gsertopfang oosr Saaepergiftnng letoet; eeioet ni4t
y@eeOro1 BON finf5ig Sabren bon 6eilerfolaen binter
i6 uno tann man ii6 aui baiielbe in ben ibmerften
Gdlen ~oerlaiien. 6utet Sud beim 4aufen Dor Nad=
abmungen. Eas ebte muB uniere 9ripat= edus=
marie am 6alie Der 6lai6e baben.
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Gnbensuder prpbuairenoeu 2anoe,
geEolten uurbe unb Die in Der Ib=
l9affune oes 3ufer : Nusfubr.
Hrdrtlen Z SDitems eipfelten. Die
User. Staaten batten NIT bie1er gpn=
feren5 brett Nidts su tbun, ba lie
ia lelbit fem 2ano iin6, tpeld)es
3uder erpDrtirt Dber gar ben 3uder.
grpDrt our6 Die Iussablung bpr
8rdmien fDroert. Obgleih aber biz
Ser. Staoten auf iener gDnferena
ttbt bertreten tparen, 10 perben lie
bnr6 Die Beibluiie ber1elber inoirefi
bod re6t pelentltd beeinfluBt, nam=
lid oaourd, baB fie cine itarte Gin
pirfune auf bic 4D1ltne bes cuboni=
i6en 3DasBrDblems boben peroen
uno ferner audi mod oaburh, oof
tie Die ginnabmen bes 8unbes.
SbabamteS ourb Die Nbihaffuno
Der ge%genmdrtiaen 3uferz 3uIhlaas=
poer ngounterpailine"z i3DQe pelent.
lid beeinflufien tperoen.
Sn ge5ue auf bas eben errpdbnte
cnbanii6e 3ou BrDblem berrlder
III ben administrations uno Gon.
ereB=& reilen gu 8aibinQton nod
lttnter lebr ipeit auseinonoer qebeuoe
Observation-Disclosures Der
Yraltoent pertritt nab tpie oor Der
Stanopunft, Den er in ieiner Sab
resbDtlbaft in 8esue auf oos ppr=
liegenoe 8roblem einaenDmmen hat,
D. 3. er forbert Die Mnnabme zines
GeciprDcitdtss $ anoelspertraaes init
@uba. Die republifanilde 6aus=
Wtaloritat min itd aber rrr auf cine
2OprDsentige 3Ourebuftipn einla11en,
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BrDon3enten aber fautrt oeoient fem
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geiteben, oenn Die Spannung unter
ben gubanern bat bereits einen be-
0enflihen @rao erreibt unb Tie ba=
ben elm &ebt, Die @rfiiQung Der
8erlprehungen 81 perlangen, pelbe
man ibnen oamals madte, als es
ii6 um Die Nnnabme Der Blattz
Nmenoements BON Seiten Der cuba<
nilden g0nitituirenoen Berlamm,
banoelte.
SIN Cabinet bes B~raiioenten Rooz
lebelt it abermals cine BerGnberuna
eingetreten: Ser Warineminiiter
Song 1T aussetreten uno an beiIen
Steae BAT Der 8raiioent Guoiepelt
ben 8epraientanten MDDbp BON
WtaliabuIettS ernannt. Ser fDrmeue
Ntnts= Gntritt oes lebteren miro aber
mabribeinliA eft am l.. Sea; erfpl=
gen. Sbooe, oaB 9err Song nidt
i1on glei9 beim ADMINISTRATIONS
tpeblel aus benz Cabinet ausgetreten
lit. Damn mare Der Mominiitratipn
oes 6errr &oolenelt unb Der Bunoes=
Hottie auer @abri1einli1feit nah
meniaitens bic earae S9lep=6 amps
lon=G ontronerle eripart gebliebe1.
Shenbar itebt Songs 8idtritt auh
iebt mod init ieuer 4ffGre i'm 3u5an1z
menbang, Dbglei6 maj, iid iebr eff
rig W{Ibe giebt, baS in Nbrebe au
uno gu %beitreiten.
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Gin netrer s~lansenoer @nrcmse ies!


Sn 2onoon 1T am 10. MdrS Die
Nabribt BON elmer ibneren Britt
iden Nieberlaee eingetrDHen, melhe
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ter Dem @DmtnanoD bes @enerala
Serb Metbuen am Z. Mdrs spii6en
@pmberg un6 2ibtenberg i'm Srans
9ezSreiitaate erlitten bat!
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81 per5eiGnen: 3 Offiaiere unb IS
Mann, an Bermunbeten 5 Offiaiere
unb Y damn unb an @efangenen
relp. @ermiBten l Offisier unb zoe
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bas gelamntte @epdf Der @nglanoe1
unb 8 eneral Wetbuen elbf
fiel ibnen DINER uermunbei
ais 8eanaener in ole
6dnbe! Ser Nnfii5rer Der Buren
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pDr Surgeon ourb bic u%eberrunpez
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nobel bielelben 632 Mann perlpren,
einen 10 lbweren Sblae beiaebrabt
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Berleiune BON Seiten Der SriIhs
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tpuroen oieielben ourb laute 8fuis
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DR.. r. coETH,

Office In Bm. Ralteper's apotbefe,
Ode GDioBa> unb Df~6oufpn< StraBe.
@1rehs Stunben Bpm 9 bis 10 ubr
8prmittans un6 "a lIhr 9ahmittags.
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asie itebt's nit sshren Niersu2

"Dr. Hobbs Sparagus PilIsn hetlen
ale Nierens9eiben. Troben fret. Mar
aoreiiire: Sterling Remedy Co., gbicaec
pber Retu Yort,