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lieved TO be the greatest collection of fos-
siIs In point of species in the world to-day
The collection was purchased for the mtl-
scum from the Baron De Boyet. of Brussels
Belgium. at price said TO exceed $25O.OO0.
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WANTED-SALESMEN,


WANTED-Saesmen by Kinloch Paint Company
st. Louis An easy and highly profitable side
line.
WANTED-Capable statesmen to cover Indiana
with staple line. High commissions with ad-
tight man. JESS II. SMITH CO, Detroit. Mich.
house, a resident salesman for Indianapolis,
Ind and adjacent territory. Must have estab-
lished trade and be strictly Al in every respect.
Address RIBBONS. p. o. Box los. New York.
WANTED-Traveling salesmen to handle staple
line especially adapted to holiday trade. Ex-
ceptional opportunity for wideawake hustler.
Business established References. Box IL, De-
triot. Mich.
WANTED-Trayeling statesmen to carry side
line to general stores and kindred trades; new
samples weigh five ounces, fit coat pocket and
easily earns $500 TO $1,000 year commission.
Write for particulars. STANDARD RING CO.,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. salesman for Indianap-
supplies also mechanical rubber goods direct
from the manufacturers. Address ''CLEVE-
LAND care Journal, giving references, past
experience, etc.
WANTED-Salesman by wel-rated concern
making staple handled by several lines, every
town, sold on 90 days; full commission check on
shipment and recorders, which almost invari-
ably follow; easy side line samples neces-
sary. f. LANDER, Secy., Roe bldg, ST. Louis.
WANTED-ROOMS.
WANTED-Three four furnished rooms for
housekeeping. Address Box ass, Journal.
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DIED.


DOPSON-James r. Dobs0n. -four mill engineer
and salesman. residence 1872 Highland place.
Died In Toronto. Ontario. Saturday morning.
Aug -. 1896 Burial Monday, 81 White avenue.
Cleveland. %
MAYER-SaFah Mayer. wife of Jacob n Mayer.
Funeral from residence. 1858 North Pennsyl-
vania street. Monday afternoon az O'Clock.
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FINANCIAL
PRIVATE LOANS
MADE ON NEW PLAN.
Any amount from s. up loaned
on furniture, pianos horses. wagons.
etc, without removal, and the same
day you ask for it. No delay.
Our rates the lowest in the city.
Payments arranged 10 suit you.
viii accept all or any part OF loan
at any time, IL desired, for payments.
YOU GET FULL AMOUNT ASKED FOR.
NO CHARGES TAKEN OUT IN ADVANCE.
Remember make no inquiries
of your neighbors and friends.
nor do We publish your transaction.
Our treatment Is always courteous
and liberal. REMEMBER. IL costs
you nothing TO get our rates
Positively no charge unless loan is made.
PRIVATE OFFICES
All business strictly confidential.
THE INDIANAPOLIS MORTGAGE
AND LOAN COMPANY
Old Phone 541. Room TO- 1s1 E. Market st.
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JOURNAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

FLORISTS
BERTERMANN BROS.
New No. PAL Mass. av.. rs y. Del 81 Tel Ne:
PATENT ATTORNEY-T X. BELL. mechan-
icaf engineer patent attorney In above ca
pacity 1 do not claim exceptional facilities. ex-
cept those guaranteed by thorough krowleogs
of patent practice technical training. honesty
and care beyond which no special advantages
exist Is, and 80 ingalls, Bldg.
SALE AND LIVERY STABLES
HORACE WOOD. (Carriages- Trans. Buck
boards. etc) $ Circle. Tel looI
THE PEERLESS FOUNDRY. 71o-is +. Nary
land. manufactures stove repairs and do repair
ing.
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FOR RENT-HOUsEs.

FOR RENT-Modern residence; l1s L. Michigan.
Also lis same. j. o. STILLSON.
FOR RENT-Beautiful residence, n. New Jer-
sey, near Thirteenth; rent, $45. Address 7s7,
Journal.
FOR RENT-l433 Central ave.; eight rooms, mod
ern. hardwood foors electric light, hot water
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REAL ESTATE-Rooseveit ave-. near coinmerSe ~, l,
ave. History frame. ve rooms tents 10, 10, 81
a good Investment at $500. INDIANA incSA
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WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED-Agents wanted everywhere TO handle
Novelty Sign Cards." every merchant buys
from 10 to 100 on sight. 500 varieties. Catalogue
free. SULLIVAN CO.. 1l39 Maplewood ave,
Chicago, H.
COXINi COXIN! COXINt COXIN! COX1Ni
Only preparation for developing Photographic
Plates and Films in daylight First sale Lon
don, &c. 600 TASKS. Investment required, $500 10
$1,000. Company does advertising, furnishes Of
fee Growing business; steady income: profits
satisfactory Flasks two sizes Csc and A.oO.
Secure agency at once HUMPHREY & CO, 10
Wall ST.. New York
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BUSINESS PERSONAL.
BUSINESS PERSONAL
WRITE TO ME FOR INFORMATION

Concerfng investment that will make big money
for YOU; safe, beats a savings bank.
chance Of lifetime: the nickels you spend fool
ishly gets IL for you and at same time protects
YOUR family; opportunity limited; investigate At
once WALTER B. PERKINS, $50 stevenson
Bldg Indianapolis.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL EsTATE-TIBBoTT. ISL N Penn Ct
REAL ESTATE;-Lst your vacant rental prop
erty with the INDIANA TRUST COMPANY
real. ESTATE--If you want TO sell list your
property with INDIANA TRUST COMPANY.
REAL ESTATE-insure with ]. s. CRUISE s'oId
and tried companies" Prompt adjustment No.
1le l. Market
real. ESTATE-Nine- room home. with bath. ON
Illinois. near Tenth St Owner anxious 10 SELL
Price $500. INDIANA TRUST COMPANY.
REAI. ESTATE-New Jersey, near GOTH S-room
twe-story modern residence, I'm Morton Place !:
lot toxic; only ss.50o INDIANA TRUST CO.
REAL. EsTATE-New Jersey. near 24th. 12-room
modern residence: electric light aath. furnace
barn: lot 47xisss only 5000. INDIANA TRUST
COMPANY
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MONUMENTS.

MONUMENTAL. DIENER. 4fS Z. Warrington
Tel. 252s Branch works +. entrance Crown Hill
MoNUMENTS-M. II. Farrell. 2sI West WASH
ington ST New Phone 3fIS
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BUSINESS CHANCE.

BUY DECEMBER CORN on this break; VII sell
at 55c; immense crop shortage. our Doeklet ,rse
on application. S. J. HoGE CO, L@cieds
Bldg. st. Louis.
BUSINESS CHANCE-Salesmen-slSo per month
offered by good manufactory. 81. Louis. No.
by investing sl.000 in good paying stock. suis
20 Lacede hldg. ST. Louis. Mo
TURF INVESTMENT-On absolutely new and
safe plan Prospectus free on application. Get
PIRE INVESTMENT CO. Laclede Bldg.
Louis.
BUSINESS CHANCE-High quality typewriters
FREE. Send to-day for our special oner You
cannot afford 10 be without typewriter. IMEN--
TIETH CENTURY NOVELTY AND SUPPLY
CO. Station r.. New York city.
BUSINESS CHkNCE-An established cereal
food company desires the services or reliable
man to MI responsible position; compensation
$500 per annum Highest reienences rSsal1Te y "a
and given. Address AUDITORS DEPART
MENT. Box 4S42 Battle Creek. Mich
BUSINESS CHANCE
DO YOU WANT TO MAKE MONEYS
If so a dollar OF paid weekly will get you
best, surest safest Investment e on eSrun; o
bank, opportunity limited; write lmmedlstely ior i
full information. WALTER IL. PERKINS. 81
Stevenson Bldg, Indianapolis.
BUSINESS CHANcE-A large mail order busi-
ness. doing extensive trade. well established.
thoroughly organized and in good shape 10 be in-
creased TO one OF the leading mall order NOUS
of the country viii sell all or VIII sell one -naif
references and business ability with $1,000 20
500 600 cash TO invest, the adYerusers reason TOT
diSpOSing or part interest burhieSr u Ntc ~
mand made on his time by other investments.
Address J. ID. MOOREHEAD. Room 4io, 1t
State st. Chicago
RITSINESS CHANCE-For Excnange-A grand
opportunity for country merchants: stock on
general merchandise; invoiced at about slL"1;
months for CASH goods in fine shape: up-to-
date and saIable lines, well hlled; open and sub
reason for trading; a fine deal can be made for
a little cash and some good property; Another
81 400. Ali these stocks can be traded for all
good property or part cash For full particulars
address BROWN & CO. sos Hall building, Kan
City, Mo.
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INDIANA HARBOR-Great Ii 10.
INDIANA HARBOR-Great it will be.
INDIANA HARBOR-The city that grows.
INDIANA HARBOR is only nineteen miles
from the business center of Chicago.
INDIANA HARBOR has macadamized streets,
sewer, water, gas and electric lights
INDIANA HARBOR is the future greatest
manufacturing city in the West.
INDIANA HARBOR has the only deep-water
harbor in Indiana.
For circulars and information In regard TO
transportation call or write.
EAST CHICAGO CO,
S25 Law Building,
Indianapolis.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

f #. sILvIUS & CO. procure United States
90 foreign patents promptly and best that may
ha obtained Unexcelled facilities and foreign
sssociates. Talbot Block, los " Pennsylvania
81 indianapolis. Both phones
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
2432 n Delaware, rooms modern 800
sos NJ New Jersey, rooms. 20 90
9l5 N Illinois, rooms 1910
3i9 jefferson ave. rooms bath, new....... $500
FLATS AND ROOMS.
Lindsey" rooms, bath, range, gas. $2150
Lindsey" 4 rooms, bath, range. gas........ 100
Lindsey" 3 rooms, bath, range, gas. ....... 1880
100 ~ Pennsylvania, rooms second floor. 900
STORES AND OFFICES.
17O4 r. Washington, large room. &z5 90
Offices UNION TRUST and Law BLDG.
THE UNION TRUST COMPANY,
1l6 r. Market.
FOR RENT
stone fat, rooms, 1st and I'd floors. 410-412
w.
GIG r.. New York st...... HV
PA w. North 10VO
22I w. North 1o00
223 w. North lUU
x5e Hotou place $50
2104z N. Senate ave- looo
Living rooms Hutchins bldg. corner Ohio and
Pennsylvania streets.
Living rooms 454 E. Washington street.
Office and Store Rooms
l2s T.. Maryland ST., large store rooms, first
and second floors $CVo
149 Virginia ave. iSW
2lO6 N. Senate ave-, bowling alley.
1872 n. Senate ave. H.
THE MARION TRUST CO.,
East Market Street
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.


TUTEWIL.ER & SON
Undertakes. rs W Market 81. Tel rs
New ilsI ADAMS a KRIEGER Main i15L
Funeral directors. lss ~. III Lady attendant
JOHNSON, HASSLER q GEORGE. S57 Masss-
chusetts New Phone SIS. old Main ltso-
FRANK A BLANCHARD. Undertaken. ls3 ~.
Delaware 81. Lady attendant. Both Phones GIL
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REAL ESTATE-Roosevelt ave-. near coInmerye s,s
ave-. History frame five rooms tents 10, ,el sl,
a good investment at $500. INDIANA inoSA
REAL EsTATE-Cheap, lot on Capitol ave,
near Thirty-third: cement sidewalks and ma ,
radsW ns.H rosdwsg all paid Price only s'O
REAL EsTATE-we have two-story modern
house IN choicest location in Cleveland; ~
TSHOf INpTANG M Trust Il sTS's COMPANY ,4I
REAL EsTATE-poubIe dwelling on TalDost TALBOT
ave; lot so feet front: house modern rooms; 9
TRUST COMPANY 14s +. Market st.
REAL ESTATE-New Jersey. near 2eth. double
house. modern in every detail. nine rooms SIDE;
si5NO INDIANA TRUST COMPANY.
REAL ESTATE-New Jersey. near Twelfth u
room modern residence; private hot water heat heat
respect Only 5000. INDIANA TRUST co.
MORTON PLACE RESIDENCE.
New Jersey, near 18th. Broom strictly modern
hot water heat electric light and rf1s gas iSs co 4OA
REAL E,STATE-Two-story brick corner block.
on Virginia ave; two storerooms. living r99n,s
second floor; s 600; pays net per cent Na,het
street
REAL ESTATE-Elegant two-story home on
Walcott. near Vermont; eight rooms. furhace
are looking for a bargain come and see this
INDIANA TRUST COMPANY
REAL ESTATE-Elegant ten-room home on
and fruit trees house newly painted and pa
pered must be sold to close an estate Price s re-
duced 10 50 500. INDIANA TRUST COMPANY.
REAL ESTATE
FLAT SITE.
Walnut. near Alabama St, 60xS5 feet; street ana
alley on all sides: present brick buildings rent
for $40 per year. Price IS. Oo0. INDIANA TRUST
COMPANY.
REAL EsTATE-i2Oo acres of coal lands in Gay
county. Indiana: all rich, black soil. under
cultivation excepting 40 acres in timber; two
sets of improvements orchards. plenty water;
Call for particulars at the SECURITY TRUST
COMPANY. las r. Market st.
REAL ESTATE-Three-story brick business
block: corner two storerooms, six suites OF
rooms on second and third floors: modern; built
three years ago; incumbrance 5000. per cent
This property is all rented and pays per cent:
net THE SECURITY TRUST COMPANY, l4S
T.. Market st.
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INDIANA TRUST co.
SELLS REAL ESTATE.
COLLECTS RENTS.
xtrnrrt-S r-IDLr INSTR A N('ts

=
REAL ESTATE-The Defuniak Springs or FLOR
ida and vicinity bargains in improved acre
property for homeseekers suitable to raise early
Northern vegetables and fruit: from lO 10 100
acres: houses and barns $500 cattle
ranches of from 1000 to 5000 acres for 81 per
acre and up; highest parts in Florida; nealthy
and well drained: literature on application; round
trip SIG So good for three months Pnones:
New 2945 old, Brown 1853. {. A. OLCoII q
co. 13O Kentucky ave- indianapolis. Ind.
LOOK AT THESE MODERN HOMES SACRI-
1900 p1TcErr ST o ROOMS. 50, 100
80 n nEIAWARF Q ROOMS ............ 8. 700
o05I PARK AVE- 8 ROOMS............... g. 500
9i44 rAI.BOTT AVE. s ROOMS. $500
Do,TIR1. NJ p Eof1oS H0I1sE '........7 1000
WE MUST SELL. THESE HOUSES BY SEPT.
l. LOOK AT THEM. WE MEAN BUSINESS
WANT OFFER. A. ]. MEYER q CO., l4f Il.
MARKET ST. SOLE AGENTS.
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FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room; bath. tele-
phone 507 ~. Illinois st.
FOR RENT-Two large. upstairs, front rooms.
furnished or unfurnished. house fairly modern
telephone in residence Address s47 North East.
FOR RENT-very comfortable. well-furnished
room for one person; absolutely modern home
private family. Telephone, Red ssss. Centrally
Iocaied. north.
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" <AN Ed
EXPERIENCED COOK
No Sunday work.
NEW YORK PURE FOOD CO.
215 Mass. av.
WANTED-FEMALE HELP


WANTED-An experienced saleslady and model.
Must be a SO bust, AZ TO Al skirt length. BES-
TEN * LANGEN.
WANTED-Good wages paid to ladies for taking
orders in city. Call Monday afternoon. l52 h
Market St, Room 46
WANTED-A good white girl for general house
work; washing ironing; good wages.
Apply 1885 n. Pennsylvania.
Hand or machine. Materials furnished. No
deposit. Particulars stamped envelope WON
ANS REMEDY co. Box So Chicago
WANTED-I-ades to do sewing home. machine
or hand work: material furnished: no deposit:
self addressed envelope for particulars. WON
ANS REMEDY COMPANY, u State St, Desk
A 50, Chicago.
WANTEDLAn educated and refined young wom-
an. cheerful and well, TO read aloud to and pre-
pare meals and care for invalid. Some house
duties. Nursing experience. References. Tel.
39i4. Box 7s1 Journal.
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Personal.
HOW WOULD YOU LIKE TO

NN~-~~N-~~<><<N~~~~~~~~
PERSONAL.-white Olive cures corns. Main OF
fee, s1k L. Wash. Room 2 AT AL druggists.
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SOCIETY NOTICE.

NASONIC-New Masonic lodge now forming.
Fee reasonable. Charter will close I'm a few
DAYS For further information call on address
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-10-29
ADJUSTMENTS


"What Happened to Jones" has
girdled the globe with Mr.. Reid
in the stellar role. He has pre-
sented the play in England,
France, Germany, Austria, Italy,
Spain, Greece, Russia, Bombay
and Calcutta India, and in Japan,
Hawaii, and the United States;
and in each country the play has
seen given in the language
prevalent in that country.
1t had a phenomenal run of
four hundred nights atthe Drury
Lane Theatre, London, fifty
nights each in Berlin and Paris,
and the others in proportion. It
is the only American comedy
that the late Emperor of China
ever witnessed. The play was
written by George Broadhurst,
the author of the successful
comedies.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-10-29

made "a prediction. 1t was to
the effect that inside of two or
three years he would again Sc e
Mr.. Nelson and that he would be
on his way to congress. Mr..
Spooner had great confidence in
the young mans ability and
made the statement in good
faith. He was therefore not SUI
prised several years after to
meet Congressm man Nelson on
his way to Washington. The
two gentlemen are quite warm
personal friends, and no ore
speaks more highly Of Senator
Nelson than Mr.. Spooner.
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eseeteseeeeseseeeesEkEessc
!; ON THE SIDE {
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Roger G. Spooner, superin-
tendent of the Indian school sup
ply station at Chicago, who is at
present visiting his cousin, Judge
Spooner, is an old friend of
Senator Knute Nelson, and knew.
the sturdy Minnesota senator
when he attended school at
Albion, Wis. Speaking Of the
remarkable success which has
attended Mr.. Nelson all his life,
Mr.. Spooner yesterday recalled
an interesting incident. When
Mr.. Nelson started from Wis
consin to locate in Minnesota
and was saying goodbye to his
friends, Mr.. Spooner's father
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F- ~r~~
!, BITS N o r 7 H ]
!, F T i \ COUNTRY !

Thief River Falls sees several
railroads, trolley line, two
union depots, car shops and a
$25, 900 opera house in the near
future. The town is certainly a
kleptomaniac SO far as visions go.
eff it is to be Dunn next year,
why such fuss about anything
being done this year, demands
the interesting G. D. l. in the
Cass Lake Times.
Northome mud is said to be
enough to drive any man to drink
but the towns thirteen saloons
avoid the necessity Of driving far.
The St. Hilaire Spectator sees
farther into things than ever be-
fore since Mrs. Ted Smith lee
tured there on spiritualism.
Beaudette claims dominion
over full four hundred thousand
acres of the Red Lake lands to
be opened November 10th.
In the name of Teepeetonka
the Blackjack opera house makes
a fine beginning toward a musl-
cal success.
The Menahga Messenger saw
large enough last week to find
S625 worth of police court fines IN
Bemidji in one day.
The Mizpah Message is seeing
such things as railroads right
through the village next summer.
Now that the Handy gold mine
proves a big winner it will come
exceedinly handy to it's owners.
They get over the road swim
,,,o.;po.Ix7,3 ,,,, ar, tho Rio Fork
Red Lake county is valued at
three quarters Of a million.
Full quartette Of candidates
for mayor at Eveleth.
Great growth Of postoffices in
the Big Fork valley.
The Border Budget is always
worth unpacl1ing.
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Likes His Home.

Joseph Doyle, better known as
paddy, the Pig, is very popu-
lar at the county Jail and was
warmly welcomed by Turnkey
Wright yesterday morning.
Doyle is one Of the finest horse
men in this section of the coun-
try. He has had experierce in
the regular army and with some
of the largest circuses ii the
country. He is serving his fourth
term of thirty days at present.
Despite the fact that he fails to
remain sober and always gets
in trouble Doyle refuses to leave
Bemidji and he is always a vel
come guest at the county jail
"A. Croker, who will log in the
country north of Blackjack this
winter and who will have several
camps, was in the city yesterday.
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NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS
Copy for changes Of advertisements In
The Daily Pioneer must reach this office by
10 O'Clock a. m. in order to insure their
appearance In the issue of same day.
SPIRIT OF ECONOMY.

The News has charged the
board of county com missioners
with spirit Of economy. 1t IS
safe to say that the people of the
county will be pleased to learn
of this charge and will hope to
hear it repeated very often.
County commissioners are often
charged with extravaganza but
it is seldom indeed that the board
of county commissioners is &C
cused of economy. In this re-
spect Beltrami county may well
consider itself fortunate.
1t takes a>lot Of money to run a
county Of Beltrami's bigness.
And any five men who can SO
manage the finances of such a
county as to lay themselves liable
to the charge Of economy are
certainly deserving of the APP
plause of the taxpayer.
The faultfndins of the News
Z
arises from the fact that the city
water was temporarily cut off at
the court house because the com
missioners cut the city's bill for
water. Without attempting to
decide what is or is not fair
price for the city water we May
mention the fact that the Polk
county court house and Jail, than
which there are few better or
more complete in the state, is
lighted and furnished with water
at fat rate Of $50 per month.
The Beltrami county rate
amounts to fully twice that
amount yet the News has econo-
mical Mysteries when the com
.mrissioners attempt to save the
taxpay ers Of the county a part
of this amount.
The News has been wont to
charge the board Of county com
missioners with extravaganza;
it's certificate of the board S care
fulness in the expenditure of the
peoples money thus comes with
peculiar weight and the board
may we'll consider itself fully
indicated.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-10-29

Harry Arnold and Ferdinand
Peterson, two of the fast men of
the home football team, are to
play with the Grand Rapids club
at West Superior next Sunday
afternoon.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-10-29

If this keeps up Dan Patch
will soon have to sigh for more
records to break.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-10-29

ALL that's lacking in Mime
sofa politics is Ralph Wheelock,
and Ralph shows signs of reviv-
ing political life.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-10-29

ANOTHER attempt has been
made to murder President Diaz,
but Diaz has as many lives as he
has had elections and seems to
be good for many years of the
Presidency Of Mexico yet.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-10-29

SINCE the adjournment of the
legislature last winter the new
live stock board has been sadly
afflicted with CHAMBERS. It is
about time for the supreme court
to write out prescription and
afford the board a much needed
reliefs
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-10-29
CHARLIE ToWNE threatens to

become a whole democratic com
munity.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-02-26
ReaardInn captaIn hobson.

Copy of a letter from the Rev VIII
bur L. Davidson, superintendent Of
instruction, American university.
Washington. d. c.:
Washington, D. c.. Oct. 2s. 1902.
Dear Major Pond:
] don't wonder that you have been
attracted by Captain Richmond Pear
son Hobson's splendid work, and /
congratulate you on securing him.
Yellow journals of the country tried
to ruin him, and the people in many
sections came to look upon him as a
freak, but he has demonstrated every
where he has been the fact that he is
a modest Christian gentleman and a
lecturer of much more than ordinary
ability. l gave him his first CbautaU
qua engagement, and last summer
controlled his time absolutely. l gave
him "a Chautauqua engagements in
two months at 5000 a lecture. This
was a better record than was made by
anybody who was on the Ilatform.
Yours very truly,
w. L. Davidson.