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Charged with Assault.

A warrant was sworn out by T.J. Bro
ply. yesterday evening, for the arrest OF
Mrs. j. @. Ryan, charging her with
assault upon the person Of Mrs. Brophy.
The trouble came about in this wise:
A short time ago Mr.. Brophy and his
wife came to this city and rented a room
from Mrs. Ryan, at the corner OF Seventh
and Colorado avenues, for light house
keeping. Several weeks ago the Bro
phys were domiciled in the same
quarters and things went on very pleas
antly. But this time, for some un-
accountable reason, Mrs. Ryan wished
to eject the tenants from her rooms, be-
fore their time had expired, they having
paid two weeks rent in advance, and cut
of the water supply, refused the use OF
light and coal. and finally used personal
violence to carry out her desire.
A hearing was called at 2 p. m. this
afte noon before Judge Sweeney and the
case was postponed until next Friday.
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Services tomorrow evening at 81
Natthew's church will consist OF cele-
bration of the Holy Communion ana
Confirmation. The Right Reverened'
the bishop Of the diocese, will celebrate
and deliver the sermon at 7:3O.
We sell the greatest of blood purlhers'
Acker's Blood Elixir, under positive guar
antee. 1t will cure all chronic and .other
blood poisons. If you have erupt'ons OF
,ores on your body, or are pale, weak or run
down, it Is just what you need. we re,uru q,
For sale at the Red Cross Pharmacy.
The daily sentinel., 1902-04-09
The Chip Picking.

Last night at the Armory hall the
members OF the Women OF Woodcraft in
this city and their friends spent most
enjoyable evening in celebration OF the
recent "chip picking" contest which has
been the topic OF conversation among
the members of the order for the past
several months The idea OF the con-
in this as well as all the circles in the
Pecitic jurisdiction The members OF
Apple Blossom circle have worked hard
to make a showing before the grand
lodge and as a result they stand among
the foremost in the mum Der OF new mem
bers added to the lodge roster in proper
ton to the size of the town among all
the lodges which entered the competi-
tion.
program had been arranged for the
evening which was entirely musical with
the exception Of a speech by Prof. Mil
Ter on the merits Of Woodcraft.
The opening address was made by Mrs.
Ella b. Ackerman and in few words
5ho APioibCo W eho 3 aooto hAo oo'SSe VI
the gathering aud the cause which the
circle here felt for celebrating.
Some very excellent music was fur
nished by Prof. McMinn's orchestra, and
violin solo by that gentleman, which
WAS one OF tie finest ever heard in this
city. Prof. McMinn was heartily en-
cored and responded with an equally
pleasing selection.
A trombone solo by Ed Hensgen was a
most delightful number.
Miss Stella Woods sang a charming
little lullaby song and her voice, always
sweet, seemed especially adapted to the
tender words in the cradle song.
"In the Garden Of Sleep" by Mrs.
Alice G. Abbey, was delightful num-
Der and in her encore. "My Tiger Lily"
she won a great deal OF applause. In
the latter selection she did cake walk
which was we'll taken by the audience.
Mrs. T. s. Rsmey sang a duet with
Miss de la Matyr which was very enjoy
able. as WAS also the solo by Mise de la
Matyr with the accompaniment by little
Miss Kate Leland.
Earl Leslie son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Leslie, displayed quite fine voice for
one so small in a solo which was heartily
encored.
After the program there was game
OF progressive high five and also one OF
progressive caroms, which occupied the
attention OF the ladies and gentlemen for
couple OF hours. The prize in the
card game was given to Ed Longshore,
seven having had to cut for it. The
consolation favor was awarded to Mrs.
Mary L. Graham. At caroms James
Rards won first and Bert Sowles tho
BOBBY prize.
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Posatoss from Al.sks.

Two farmers at Dyea, Alaska, raised
25. 900 bushels of potatoes this year,
and will receive for them 81 bushel.
The potatoes are described as large
solid, mealy and palatable, and con-
tain more sugar than potatoes grown
in lower latitudes.
The daily sentinel., 1902-04-09
Best Route for Points East.

The best route for all points easeis the
Union Pacific. Only one night to Chi
cago, st. Louis or st. Paul. EquIPment
and service the best to be had. Tourist
sleepers Denver to Kansas City daily
Rate per double berth, sl;So. see %n yqnr
local aRent or address u. n. Grimm
general agent, Denver.
The daily sentinel., 1902-04-09
Judges Novel Ruling.

Judge Morris of Ohio recently held
that there is distinction between q
habitual drinker and habitual drunk
ard and refused divorce to wife
who had alleged habitual drunkenness
m the part of her husband.
The daily sentinel., 1902-04-09
Mo.4 Valuable of Pearls.

What is supposed to be the largest
and most valuable pearl in the world
has been found near Broome. West
Australia. Its value is estimated at
between $4,000 and f15.000.
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Ofdna
at as GLASS
MerCadO de New York.
FL mercado de azucar quie
to, 6rme y sin varlaclon
en- los preclos.
(De maestro corresponsal J

Nueva York 81 de Septiembre.
-Sobre ell m ercAdo de az1 .ar, trans
cribo los sig uientes pkrra7os del d.
timo boletfn publicado por estos
Sres. sAmeric& n Trading Company<
que dice como siRue:
AZUCAR: Dnrante la ounce
ma Ultima hemos tenido IN mercado
quieto, per firme y Gin cambio en-
los precios.
Aunque Sc han es tado hacienda
continues compras de centrifugadcs
Dor embarcar al precio de Il c., c. i.
f. por L. de $50 10 que aproximada-
mente representa- 81 C. derechos pa.
gos por In dc $50, los refinadores no
han estado dispuestos pagar mas
de z l16 c. por los mismos az1cares
en- plaza; oferta esta Ultima que no
han querido aceptar los tenedores.
Los refinadores est&n bien su-
plidos de existenciss, en- msno y por
llegar, pero 6 pesar de este no de
muestran intenci6n de deisr decaer SD
inter6s por sz1cares & los sctuales
precios. Los moscabados esta muy
escasos, como de costnmbre en- estA
6poca.
e! total de las existencias en- los
seis principales puertos de Cuba en-
II a6l actual. era de 1866 600 tonelA'
das, contra 8 1923 tonelad as en- igual
fecha del sf1o anterior. E! merc& do
cerr6 firme, y CON fuertes tendencias
de parte de los ter lores para es
perar precios mas altos.
Un cablegramR recibido ell 20 da
IL siguiente information sobre ell
rendimiento de Ia pr6xima cosechs: ::
.Mr. LIGHT, pe,s INA antoriz ads. esti-
ma l& proximR cOsacha de az1car do
remolacha en- Europa. de s 400, coo
As 900, 900, contra 6 $50 900 tonels
dAs ell af1o Antstior. El mismo sc
nor estima 10 proxims cosecha de
sz1car de cana en- 900 toneladas,
contra 846 488 toneladas ell af1o dl-
tins
81 esta eatimaci6n resu ta CO.
rrecta, no cabe dud@ de que hemos
visto ya los m&s bajos precios por
| az1cares de refino, sqnf y en Europa
y que 10 tendencia serA gr&duslmen'
to hacia meiores precios, aunQue ell
AvAnce on estos Sc her& may despa-
clio.
La disminucion en- ell rendimien- -
de 10 pr6xima cose.hs, que anota-
mos arriba, reaulta mucho mayor de
10 que se esperaba, pues - 'opini6 q
| general era de que dicha disminu>
ci6n solo aerfa una mitad de 10 que
estima Mr.. LIGHT. e. probable que
los precios avancen slgo durante
unas pocRs pr6ximas seman&s, Y
ent 3nces IL faerte preston que pro =
ducir&n en- ell mercsdo los az1 1sares
de 10 nueva cosecha en- Noviemb-e
" Dici smbre, contra bAlancesr& IL
tend encia de alz&,
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LA MUJER EN- sU CASA.

En- au texto, & mas de Ia descrip
ci6n de este trabajo, contiene gran
vsriedsd de labores, que por So no
ved&d y gasto hacen que ests Revis'
to goce caaa dia de mayor favor en-
tie las ssfioras.
Entire otr&s merec an citarse: sUn
juego de puf1os y cuello de encaje
Rsnscimierto, un doble almohadon
de silla, encaie Rsnacimiento para
maatelillo, IN marco y un acerieo
borda1cs, nm bonito tapetillo & pun =
to de crucetilla y punto &c zurcic o
aobre etamine, IN mRntaiillo Las
Z ,rzsrrosAs y un tspete El Lirio.
A tenAs un entretenido trahajo one
f5rma ua Eatrea6s al crochet uua
leccion de bordado & maqu IA sobre
sCAlados de vAinica maiicAnos
La secci6n de modss, & cargo
de una cspric b 80 y elegants pari
siea, dA & conocer una gran vsriedsd
de nove3ades en- sombreros, blusAs,
trajes q hsbillAs, etc, conssgrando u "a
secci0u III vestido de- los nif1os Y,
por dltimo, contiene gran il nero de
recetas culinarias y nm interssxnte
articulo sobre IL msuera de fornar
IN elegAnte gabinete de stoi'etets,
que reuaA tales comodidades ele
gancia qua llegae b scerle snntu $50.
Tarmina ell L nero con ID Continua'
ci6n de la novela Vercipg pgetorix, y va
acompaf1 ado de una hoja de labores
al tamRf1o natural.
La Rsvista hsce custro ediciones
diforantas nj nraci0 dn 40 IA u
80 pesetas al af1o en Madrid. y 9, ii,
81 y "a en- provincias estando de ven
to en- 10 casa sdito, ial de los sen ,res
Bsilly B illiere 6 Hijos, Madrid, ,
ca 10 las las librerias.
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Los Beers
inVOCan la protection pdblica
ACuden a Ia generOSidad de las
naClOneS para aliViar la iris
te SituaCi6n de Su patria.

Amsterdam, % de Ssptiembre.
Los G er . g s beers B tba,
D sla! ey y Dewett scaban de publ
Car nm manifesto, que mzs bien.pu
de calificarse de apelaci6n al mundo
civilizAdo. E. dCcumento dice como,
terminals Ia terrible luchA del AT i.
casdel Sad, y obligados los beers
aceptar los te .minos de paz impues.
tos los frmantes faeron comisiona-
dos para pasar 6 Londres 6 invocRr
10 prote scion del gobierno para las
colonias que actu almente So hallan
en- 10 mas complete miseris;y que,
feacRsado este plan, solicitan contri-
buciones voluntsrias del mnndo ci.
vilizado para eli mismo fin.
Hablando de 10 gratitud d. los
boers por 10 poderosa ayuda que re-
cibieron en- ga desgracia, dice entire
OF 90 cosRs Ell manifesto aludido:
sLa peqaefia naci6n boer no po-
dr4 jam&s olvidar la s,yuda que reci.
bio durante sus mas negras horas
de sufrimiento. Maestro pueblo estk
completaments arruinado. Ha sido
Impossible levantRr inventario fide.
deg no, pero estamos plenamente
convencidos de que no msnos de
10000 caballos, pertenecientas 6
Fl acas y establecim ientos bee -, 1e'
ron quemados 8 muert1s durante L.
guerra. Toao fac dest-ui 10, y ell pals
Sc halla hoy desolado. La guerra
exigi6 muchas vi I'll mas, 10 TERRA
esta regada con lSgrimas, los hu6r-
fsnos y las viudas han sido abando'
aados. Apelamos al mundo para
que se abran .suscriciones volunta
rlss, cuyo producto habra de desti-
narse nj socorro de los necesita'
dos y a Ia 6 lncaci6n de sns huos.
Los generates firmantes niegAn
rotundspeate IL existencis del pro-
pc .ito que se les ha atribui 10 de ex
citar las masas, y dicen:
Ella espada estG va envainRda.
y todas las diferenciss callsn en- pre-
sencia de tan espantosas miseriass.
Afirman que 10 pequenA sema
concedida por Inglaterrs, aumentA.
do diez veces, no bAa5ar& nj siquisra
para saf aga las pefdidas ocasiona'
das por L. guerra.
eSolicitamos, ,-termina diciendo
ell mani6asto,-ls simpAtioa coope
raci61 de todas las comunidades exis
tsntes en- los distintos paises que es-
tamos & punto de viaitar, con obje.
to de establscer una organic aci6n 90
tisf fActOria.1
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MOtineS
en- Pennsylvania.
Los mineros en- huelga
promueven escandalos.
(De maestro Co,responsal. J

Nneva York 25 de Septiembre.
Cinco de los ditz eiitritos mineros
de Pennsylvania Sc encuentran hoy
ocupsdos por faerzas militares.
No obstsnts la presencia de es.
tas, los esc&ndalos y los motines Sc
repiten sin cesar, desde Forest City,
condado de Snaquehanna, en- ell nor :
to, hssta Willianstwsn, en- el sud;
es ,decir, en- todo un terfitorio de
CEN millas de extension.
Ali hsy estacionados actual
mente cugtro regimen tbs completes
dos companies de otro; y dos de ca.
ballerfa. Total. como tres mil hom.
bres, encargados de mAntensr el
orden en- las minas.
De estAs faerzAs, ell regimiento
15o2 estk acsmpando en- OlyphSnt,
cerca de Scranton. El novero ast&
acuartelAdo en- 10 armeria de Wilkes
barre; el octave y el segundo de Fl
laaelfia, acsmpados en- un cerro Ger.
cado Shenandoah, y por 1ltimo
h.y a)gunas faerzAs en- 10 fAmosa
panic del regimiento duod6cimo ira.
to de conservar el 6rden en- Lebanon,
donde SO han declarado en- huelga
todos los obreros de las fandiciones
que allf existen.
De continuar estos desc tdenes,
Ell Gobernador del Estado, Mr. Stone
Sc vera probablemente ob.igado &
dsstinsr 6 active servicio un contin-
gents mayor de faeyzas, probable.
mense como ocho mil hombres.
De mpchGs regiones mineras Sc
est& extrayando car bon, pero 10 can.
tidad es iasig oificAnte 81 se compra
CON la production normal. La de
la Ultima semans no ser& mas que
de 8 0,000 toneladas, que es 10 que,
en- e2ocas normales se extrae en- an
solo dis.
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MOVimientO
bibliOgrdfiCO
americana.
Libros en- espahol.
americana.
DE maestro Correspons0z)

lie 9llLeSGrO COTTeSpOnSOtl
SU CARO- ENEMIGO, novela
escritA ofiginslmepts en- irg' 6s por
la sef1ors Alexander, trsducida al
cRstellAno nor el sc f1or Alfredo E las
y Pcjol. o 'ra lie 1926 p&ginae, edi.
tada por los nores D. Appleton y
Cia., de Nueva York
La prosa de IL sen IRA Alexan-
der, como scertadamsnte di % ell Sc
nor Elias y Pujol, ''no es prosa de
lirismos y elucubracionas pc6:ices.
NJ lie Q 10 Amplitud de ls cAscaia
mage tuos& que desciende, SO ens&n
cha, sc quiebra y Sc convierte en- es.
puma entire irisados cambiantes pa
ra to de 10 visits; sino que po.
see In dulce monotol i 4 del sgaa que
GORE entire huiiarrcs, para delete
del dido. No encie-ra tempestades,
nj notas epicss de una orqu asta su
tlime; es trarqnila como las aguas
de un estanque donde se retratan los
Grboles y el cielo, fresca y sonora
como canci6n en- labios de una moZA
montaf1esA".
Cou sencillez que deleita, nara
la autors de este ibro los episodes
de au nlStOrl&, cuyOS relAG0S &Ef&en
la ate1ci6n del lector desde Ell prin.
| cipio hasta ell fin. Los personajes
Sc dan & conocer por ST mismos
Las esceuas Sc devuelven CON natu
ralidad. Qaeda para el lector 10 fe-
cundA tareA de anslizar, y en- este
sentido puede de sirse que sSu Caro-
Enemigas encierra md ,tiples ense.
f1Apzas.
A differences de otrss muchss
ob<ns que han sido recientemente
vertidas al cAstellano, el senior e .ias
y Pnjol ha sabido trasladar & nues
tro idioma. con notable maestrfa
las ingenuas narraciones de 10 edi
ci6n inglesa. Iagenuas, ST, porque
al rebosa In ingenuidad que consti
tuye 10 mas saliente caracterfstics
del ibro.
| .Su Caro- Enemigo, sgrada
jnteresa en- SD lectura, y Ell sef1ol
Elias y Pujol merece placemss po:
10 traducci6n, que gustosos le tribu
tAmoa, porque supera, con mucho,
| ln nAyorfh de las existentas.
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Buen regalo.

N ada menos que ua almohsdon
de 10 tsla hoy en- moda, conocids con
el nombre d > sB uavais, y dibuj ado
en- ella IN bonito grupo de flores que
sc elevan sobra So alto tallo, bsio un
dosel de ljgero follaje, de donde pen
den a]gunos graciosos ramitos, for
mando TODD clio i els 6 anita oonjun
to, mas todo el material necesario
para bordarlo. es ID labor que repair.
te entire sus euscriptoras & ls cuarta
edic:o,, co1 ell nun sro 8 10 r svista
mensual de labores, economic do
mesticA y modas.
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ColegiO de San Pablo

en- San Juan, PR.
Para internos V eXterAos
La aperture, el dia primero de
0ctnbre de 1902.
Presidente nato, ell Sr. Obispo
1iocesano.
Director, ell Reverendo Doctor
Jap pes Mulkern, sacerdote mariSta,
educacioni sta eminente.
Peasonal facultativo y econ6-
mico, competeutH 6 idoneo.
Para el prope;to y otros in
,ormes, d rigirse al Sr. Obispo.
S-l9
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VINO CORDIAL D.
CEREBRIN
DEL DR.. uLRlcI, De NEW YORK

dige
dc dcho
nj
debes
la TONCO SEXUAL
denadad
6enferm
De NEW YORK. ymeo
So ;onpi
DE vENTA CAPITAL Banco Fdel Guh
MARINA MERDIONAL Mende2
"a scxsdtsda y Droguena L. . Monagas
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Union PuertOrriQue1a
Americana.
Comit6 de San Juan.

4Aendo grande ei pdnero de pa.
triotas qae estGn pe1dients de ms
cribir sus nombres en- el Registro de
10 mencionada cOlectividad teae-
mos ell gusto de partic' psrles, que
queds alberto aqu6l On Ell estableci-
mi6nto de D. Francisco J. Marxsua.
C-uz NO 6.
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GR AN S A S TR RIA
DE r. MONTES.
FORTALEzA %. ALLEN ST. %.

En- este antique y acreditado es-
tablecimiento ademas de su extenso
Y elegante surtido de casimires In
gleses y Franceses, encontrara su nu-
merosa clientela Irajes heehos en- to
das medidas, y por mas asl mismo
tambi6n un extenso surtido de corba-
tas, tirantes, ligas, paraguas je-
noveses, cuellos, punos, camisas ne
glig6e blancas y de colores. Ca
misas especiales y exclusives para
Frak y Smokin y otros articulos
para caballeros.
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En- esta imprenta Sc vende pa
pei de periodico q S2-40 quintal.
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Linea ferrea del 0este.
ITIN ER A RI o.

Salidas de Bayam n y Capital 81
n11ltan ,amante
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POLICLINICA
del DR.. Rafael del Valle.

Tratamiento de todas las enfer-
meaades en- general.
Operaciones quirdrglcas.
Especialldad en- afecciones dc
los oios y de las Was urinarias.
Horas de consultas de 2 q 4 de
IL tarde.
Fortaleza (Allen Street, l6.
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DN bNlA

Sc venden 3 coches gran
des, casi nuevos y ID parejas
de caballos, sanos y jovenes,
todo a precio limitado, pu-
diendo realizarse dicha venta
por ell total de coches y caba-
los 6 por parte solamente.
Dirijirse a Carlos Ii. BlOndet
Rio-Piedras Ki6metro II,
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FOREIGN
One YeAr............ gold ...-.. 500
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
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e01faylo? usted
sin digestion
ieomet penose de gases S,1<o Iene uS
menudo
agfdo auPketof Suea listed Henk
deagadaef Sene usted
No
oponndoe tHrt borross
senhao6
sdecovz iiene neustedsu
de6Rd
erurcion de Pe
eos ychaazn aenc ajeno unt useo
ieno aque anentar Esfs
existe el cebrs
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-12-18
Public Auction.

Lots IL and IL, block II of the
original townsite of Bemidji, being the
old court house property, also heat.
ing stoves, furniture and fixtures not
to be used in the new. court house
consisting of filing cases, desk coun.
ters, pigeon hole fixtures for vaults
office chairs and court room chairs
Said sale will be held at the ole
court house at 2 o'clock p. M, Jan
uary 6, A. D. 1908.
The right to reject any and al
bids is reserved by the Board.
BY order of Board of County Com
missioners.
b.. D. L. SYLVESTER,
.n.v.. ~ County Auditor
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A Great Railway.

The Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Railway owns and operates all equip
ment on its 5000 miles of road, includ-
ing Sleeping Cars, Parlor Cars and
Dining Cars, maintaining an excel
lence of service unequaled on any rail
way in the world. r.. '""H
It's Daylight Express( making direct
connections at St. Paul and Mime
apolis with morning trains from the
North and West) leaves Minneapolis
1850 a. m. and St. Paul $3.50 a. M,
daily, reaching Milwaukee TOO p. m.
and Chicago 9:25 p. m. same day.
This train is electric lighted, carries
new Coaches of latest type. Observa-
tion Buffet Parlor Car, and Dining
Car serving supper. ...s.... ...af ..
Its No. 2 connecting at St. Paul
and Minneapolis with the fast trans
continental lines from the COAST leaves
Minneapolis 5:25 p. m. and St. Paul
800 p. m. daily, reaching Chicago
700 o'clock next morning, at which
point direct connections are made with
all trains for the East and South.
This train is electric lighted, carries
modern Coaches, first class Standard
Sleeping Cars, and Dining Car serv-
ing supper. -----...,..
its PIONEER LIMITED-teh
Famous Train of the World-leaves
Minneapolis 500 p. m. and St. Paul
S:35 p. M. reaching Milwaukee 700
and Chicago $3.50 next morning. This
train is brilliantly lighted by cleo
tricity, inside and out, and carries
Compartment Sleeping Cars, Standard
Sleeping Cars, Buffet Library Smok-
ing Car, Free Keeling Chair Car,
modern Coaches, and Dining Car
seruing breakfast a la carte. The
equipment composing the Pioneer is
the costliest and handsomest in the
world. ~.
In purchasing your tickets to the
East or South, request your home
ticket agent to route you via the Chi
cago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry. from
St. Paul. ....... .......# X
For folders, maps and lowest rates
to all points. write to w. B. DXON,
Northwestern Passenger Agent,
.. St. Paul, MINI.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-12-18

was successful planter and ex-
perimenter, ready talker, an
interesting and instructive
writer. He was constant ex-
hibitor at state, county district
fairs, and lived long enough to
see many of his early prophesies
fulfilled. Measures were also
started to raise a memorial fund
in memory Of Peter M. Gidean
the originator of the Wealthy
apple, one of the best apples Of
the country, produced from seed
planted on the Gidean Home
stead at Lake Minnetonka. 1t is
now well known and grown from
Maine to California. The tree is
hardy and productive, and has
made both Mr.. Gidean and
Minnesota famous wherever
apples are grown.
The society now offers prem
ium of $1,000 to any one who will
produce a Seeding as hardy as
the Duchess, as good as the
Wealthy, as long keeping as the
Malinda. The show of apples
made this winter by the Mime
sofa Society was much larger
and finer in color and quantity
than the shows made in any of
the Pacific coast states. The in
dications are that some day Min
nesota will be exporting instead
of importing apples. ALI the
experiments so far carried on in
Beltrami county indicate that the
soil and climate are better adapt
ed to successful fruit raising
than that Of any of the prairie
counties. No doubt when Min
nesota begins exporting apples
the best will come from Beltrami.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-12-18

Swan B. Molander conducted
the state sale Of pine stumpage
at this place last week, and an-
thorized the Pioneer to make the
announcement that Robert @.
Dunn, the red headed son,of-a-
/ gun who has been conducting
the state auditors Office for the
last eight years, would be a can
didate for governor two years
from now. The announcement
was almost unnecessary upon
Mr.. Molander's part, as the peo
| pie in this part of the country
had practically made up their
minds that they were going to
the state convention for Dunn,
anyway. Bob is strong-armed
up in these parts. There is a
common belief that Mr.. Dunn
and Mr.. Heatwole have patched
up their differences, ard that
they will attempt to divide hon"
ors In the next republican state
convention for the highest Office
in the state. OF course, any such
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peaceable plan in the world, and
the friends Of one will be expect
ed to say all the pleasant things
possible of the other. In this
connection we might say that
Mr.. Heatwole would also make
an excellent governor, and we
hope that if Robert cannot get
there that Joel will be able to do
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