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The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-11-30
PROTEST is WITHDRAWN.
Indians Decide Not to Object to Sale
of Timber at Cass Lake.

Washington. Nov. 30.-On advice re-
ceived from some Of the Indians on
the home reservation William Lorsh
and Chief Nagabud. who have been in
Washington some time protesting
against the sale of pine at Cass Lake,
have about decided to withdraw their
present contention in the hope that
before the next sale there will be an
amendment to rule eight, which will
permit the burning Of the debris from
the tops. of the trees in the spring.
1t is understood that they have re-
ceived some assurances to this effect.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-11-30
OWING TO I'LL HEALTH.
Emperor William Withdraws Cup for
Yacht Race

Berlin, Nov. 3o.-Emperor William
has withdrawn his offer of cup for a
transatlantic yacht race in 1904, on
account of his health, and has substi-
tuted for it the offer of cup to be
raced for in 1905
The emperor, through his represen-
tative, cabled his decision to the Amer
ican yachtsmen during the day with
his reasons for the postponement.
These are that the prolonged period Of
the emperor's recovery and the conse-
quent accumulation of all business has
prevented him from receiving his
yachting advisers to arrange the de-
tails of a transatlantic race until it
was too late for the designers and
builders to have new yachts ready for
a contest in the spring of 1904.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-11-30
COLOMBIA OFFERS CANAL CON
CESSIoNs WITHOUT PAY
MENT OF A CENT.
GENERAL REYES AT WASHINGTON
ONLY ASKS FOR A FREE HAND
IN PUTTING DOWN REBEL.
Llous lsTHMIANS.

Washington, Nov. So.-That the re-.
public Of Colombia will grant to the
United states all the canal conces
sions provided foi in the Hay-Herran
treaty. but absolutely free of cost. is
the proposition which General Reyes,
envoy Of Colombia to the United States
on a special mission. brings for the
consideration OF the officials at Wash.
ington.
General Reyes arrived here shortly
after 8 a. M He was met at the sta
ton by son OF DR.. Herran, the Colon,
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-11-30
ENGINEER SAVES TWO LIVES
Throws Belrope to Boys Who Had
Broken Through Ice.

Madison, Wis, Nov. William
Miller and John Scofield, two Madison
boys, We're saved from drowning in
Lake Monona by an engineer on pas
senger train on the Milwaukee road.
The engineer saw the boys strug
Cling in the water as the train was
running by. He reversed the lever.
released the bellrope and threw 1t to
Miller. Both were dragged to the
shore
Miller had fallen through the ice
while skating and Scoficd had jumped
in after him in an heroic effort to save
his companion.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-11-30
BISHOP MEssMER CHOSEN.
Pope Ratifies His Nomination as Arch
bishop of Milwaukee.

Rome Nov. 30.-The prefect of the
propaganda, Cardinal Gotti, has sub
mitted to the pope the name of Bishop
Messmef= of Green Bay. Wis, as the
choice of the propaganda for arch
bishop Milwaukee in succession to
the late Archbishop Katzer and the
pontiff ratified the nomination.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-11-30
HaU LARGE DEPOSITS.
Private Bank at Casper Wyo., Closes
Its Doors

Omaha Nov ga special to the
World-ieraid from Casper Nyo.. says
the w A Denecke private bank. cap
italized at. 5000 but carrying large
deposits, failed during the day over
speculation in poor stock loans being
the statement of the cause. The n.
s. Bristol mercantile establishment
went down with the bank and the
Webel mercantile establishment lost
i7 600
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-11-30
Bullet Intended for BURGLAR.

Chicago, Nov, 3o.-Killed in the
street by a bullet intended for fleeing
BURGLARS appears to have been the fate
of seEenteen,yearo George Reynolds,
son of Captain Peter Reynolds of the
st Louis police department Young
Reynolds was found in an unconscious
condition in Van Buren, street near
F~ar'llin and died as he was being
taken to a hospital.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-11-30
Many Men Out Of Employment.

Everett, Pa, Nov 30-The dull mar
ket for pig iron has caused the Everett
furnace to be shut down indefinitely
The force of workers will be reduced
at the company's mines and coke
works at Kearney. Many men have
been thrown out Of employment.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-11-30
CONSIDERED SATISFACTORY.
Turkeys Reply to Austro- Russian Re.
form Scheme.

St. Petersburg, Nov 30.-Turkey's
reply to the Austro-Russian reform
scheme for Macedonia was received
with satisfaction at the foreign Office.
where it is considered that the porte's
acceptance of the principles involved
assures the operation Of the reforms
since it is not believed the sultan will
be able to delay settlement of the
minor details. The press comment is
skeptical, however, on the latter point.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-11-30
RoEskl THE VICTIM.
Chicago Desperadoes Proposed Killing
Their Pal


Chicago. Nov 30.-'rhat another
murder was planned by the car barn
murderers, Vandein. Roeski and Neide-
meier. who We're captured after des-
perate battle with the police In which
one man was killed and two policemen
wounded. appears evident from the
confession OF one OF the trio, Roeski,
none other ttIan himself being selected
as the possible victim
In his confession to the police Roes-
k. who was captured In q station at
Aetna, Ind. while waiting for train
to Chicago and after his companions
had already been taken into custody
says he was the drudge of the other
meY. He felt that he was not at any
timNin the confidence Of his compan-
ions and during the last few weeks
has believed that Neidemeier or Van
dein were ready to get rid OF him. as
he3expressed It,
IL never got much" he said They
used to buy me something to eat and
give mon few niekels once In
while. They afterwards got sore on
me because they thought ! might give
them away Marx told me that Nede-
me up. ="
Marx is the man who confessed his
part in the car barn robbery after
numbering a policeman following the
robbery Of saloon and implicated his
three companions who were captured
oBERLlN CARTER RELEASED.
Ex-captain Of Engineers Now Free
Man.
-beayenworth-k KAN Nov. 3g.--A
few minutes before 4 a III. Oberlin NJ
Carter eA-capiHn Of engineers. walked
ont OF the portals of the federal prison
at Fort Leayenworth free man At
the gates he was met by his uncle. L.
d. Carter, and Immediately driven In
a hack to the Union depot in this city
This last movement was a ruse to
throw the newspaper men. whom he
wished above all things to avoid Off
the track AT the Union station he
was met by representative Of the
Associated Press and' while awaiting
his train. conyersed freely on IA large
num'.r Of subjects but always skill
fully avoided the Introduction of any
thing in regard to his conviction or
his plans for the future.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-11-30

Marx is the man who confessed his
part in the car barn robbery after
numbering a policeman following the
robbery of saloon and implicated his
three companions who were captured.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-18

lllOllSy odVlilS PllSSo'
 25 pieces of German Table Linen, 63 inches wide, half bleached, heavy stock, worth Csc a yard. Our price 49c.
 72-inch full bleached Irish Table Damask, assorted patterns, very fine quality, worth $1.00 a yard.e Our price 85c a yard.
 A new line of Table Damask, 72 inches wide, Irish Linen, polka dot and flower designs, without ques- ton the best we have ever shown, at 100 yard.
 All-linen Huck Towels, plain or red border, 21x42 size, worth $2.5O per dozen. Our price only 1.9o a dozen.
 A large line of Huck Towels, 1Sx 36 in size, a superior quality from what is usually sold. at only 200 a dozen.
 100 dozen heavy 3-4 Huck Tow els, 18x36 size, plain hemmed bor- der, at 2.5o dozen.
 Pure Linen Huck or Damask Towels, hemstitcned border, 19x39 inches in size, made of the very best material and are worth any where else $3.75 a dozen. Our price only 800 dozen.
 100 pair 10-4 White Blankets, fancy borders, regular price 75c, at only 59c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-18
An Important Sale in the Car De-

We have gone through the entire stock of carpets and revised the prices, with the result that you may buy the most staple floor coverings and save from I!5 per cent. to nearly so per cent That is no ordinary saving, and every housekeeper desiring to buy floor covering in the near future, will do well to avail herself of the present sale. It concerns the very best lines, for instance:
 Tapestry Brussels Hartford Administers
 Velvet Carpets, Bigeow Administers
 Besides there are all-wool filled Ingrains at 3oc Think of 1t! And then what adds a special interest to this sale of floor cover ings is the fact that there are 2ooo yards of Japanese mattings in desirable patterns marked at half price simply because they are remnants most of the remnants are big enough for one room-not being enough for two rooms Is what makes them
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-18

Velvet Carpets, good, bright pat terms. Halls. stairs and borders to match. Regular price $1.25. Realisation price 79c.
 Hartford and Bigelow Axmin- sters, the best of their kind. Ele- gant patterns. Regular price $1.5O. Realisation price 98c.
 All-wool filling ingrain Carpets. Regular price COG. Realisation price 39c.
 All-wool ingram Carpets, wool warp and filling. Regular price 65c. Realisation price 49c.
 Heaviest patent weave ingrain. Best WOOL warp and filling. Reg ular price 75c. Realisation price 55c.
 The above price- do not include making, layi--g and lining.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-18
Vmbrellas.

Vmbrellas.
 $500 quality-realisation sale price AIS.
 s7.00 quality-realisation sale price $50.
 $500 quality-realisation sale price 6.50.
 Best quality union taffeta silk Umbrella, with selvage edge, steel rods and frame handles, of best quality natural wood of boxwood, frs, partridge and ash, sold for $2.00 each. Realisation sale price each 1.69.
 Union Taffeta Silk Umbrella, steel rod and frame, handles Of natural wood, silver mounted, ivory, pearls and horn, silver and gold plated mountings, sold for $2.50. Realisation sale price, each, 1.95.
 All Silk Umbrellas, with sell wage edge, silk case and silk tas- sel to match, handles of sterling silver, long pearl silver trimmed, ivory, silver mounted and copper and silver, sold for $500 and $6.00. Realisation sale price. each, 4.25.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-18
Here is a bit of detail:

High grade Irish Linen, beautiful drawn work all over, drawn work in collars and cuffs. 6.50.
 Another novelty of the coming season is the Seotcn Plaid Madras Waist, in all the different color combinations. They are made with detachable collars. Plaited front and tucked cuffs, 2.48.
 Madras Waists are also shown in all white. There are some in damask effect, at 2.98.
 Others in all white striped and figured Madras, with lace-trimmed collars, and ties, at 3.98 and 4.98.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-18
Underwear.

Un0crWedF.
 Outing Night Shirts, full length, best washable outing, sold for S1.25 per suit. Realisation sale price, per suit, 89c.
 Heavy Fleeced Lined Shirts and Drawers, sold for soc each. Real isation sale price, each, 39c.
 All wool camel's hair Shirts, sold for $1.25 each. Realisation sale price, each, 65c.
 Natural wool Shirts and Draw CTS, heavy weight, sold for S1.00 each. Realisation sale price, each, S5c.
 Heavy all wool Shirts and Drawers, in brown, sold for S200 per garment. Realisation sale price, each, 1.50.
 Medium weight, all wool Shirts and Drawers. in natural color, sold each $2.00. Realisation sale price, each, 1.50.
 All wool red Flannel Shirts and Drawers, medicated, sold for s1.00 each. Realisation sale price, each, 69c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-18

A beautiful white damask Waist, sleeves full gathered, with lace trimmed collar and tie, at 5.98.
 The slot seam effect is shown in our white figured Madras Waist, with detachable lace collar, sold at 6.50.
 Lawn and Madras Waists at 1.99, 2.50 and 900.
 White Linen Waists-You will find some of the finest White Linen, tucked in front and back, at $50.
 Extra fine German Linen, the front, collars and cuffs of finest Swiss and Embroidery, 4.98.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-18

For this sale only we will sell the Clarendon Bed Spreads. 12-4, honeycomb, worth $1.50, at loo each.
 10-4 all-wool red Blankets, very fine quality, regular price $3.75. Our price only 2.5o a pair.
 All-wool 11-4 white Blankets, red, pink or blue borders, worth $4.50, at $50 pair.
 Comforts in large quantities; they measure S1x90, and are GOV cred with best grade of silkoline, regular price $500 and $3.50. Our price for this, 2.5o each.
 Best Sea Island Domestic, 36 inches wide, only Sc yard.
 36-inch soft mashed bleached Sheeting, 5c yard.
 Pride of the West, 36 inches, bleached Muslin, worth 12c, at 10c.
 Alpine Rose, 36 inches, bleached Muslin, worln 12c, at 100.
 S1x9O Bed Sheet, round hemmed, at 45c each.
 90x9O Bed Sheet, round hemmed, at 5oc each.
 90x90 Bed Sheet, round hemmed, at 65c each.
 45x36 Pillow Covers, hemmed stitched, at 15c each.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-18
Gloves.

Fleeced lined Gloves, in dressed or undressed kid, either plain or astrachan back, warm and dura- ble, sold for 75c. Realisation sale. price per pair soc.
 Best quality lined kid Gloves, astrachan back, kid palm, sold for s1.00. Realisation sale price 69c.
 Dressed or undressed kid Gloves, Perrin & Adler's make, $1.50 quality. Realisation sale price per pair 1.19.
 Genuine Reindeer Gauntlets, brown color, sold for S1.25 per pair. Realisation sale price per pair 89c.
 Genuine Buckskin Gauntlets. kid lined cuff. sold for $1.50 per pair. Realisation sale price per pair 89c
 Heavy asbestos working Gloves, sold for S1.00 per pair. Realisa. tion sale price 6ec.
 Best quality soft Bucksl,in Gloves. with kid lined gauntlet. an ideal glove for driving. sold for $2.00 per pair. Realisation sale price per pair 1.25
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-18
remnants.

All-wool face Tapestry, Brussels, good, bright patterns. Regular price 65c. Realisation price 39c.
 All-wool face Tapestry, Brussels, better quality, borders and stairs to match, fresh, good patterns. Regular price 75c. Realisation price 49c.
 All-wool face Tapestry, Brussels, better quality, borders and stairs to match. Elegant patterns, good assortment. Regular price S5c. Realisation price 59c.
 The highest grade Tapestry Brussels, best goods made, suit able for parlor, bedroom, library, diningroom, or hall. These goods wear as well as a body Brussels. Regular price 95c. Realisation price 69c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-18
The Old Patterns in Foula rds.

And few smaller ones bordering on the present idea, but held over from last year, will be sold out at half and less than half, as follows:
 l.5o qualities at 75c
 I25 qualities at 6oc.
 100 qualities at 5oc
 75c to 1.25 qualities, assorted, 3oc.
 Excellent for shirt waist suits, for house dresses; some really good designs but you saw them last year on our counter there fore the reduction.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-18
First Showing of Spring Black Dress
 Goods.

The new weaves are here shown, just few, as a forerunner of what will be here, The new Boucled Mystra1, Nottled Cheviot, Brilliant Voile, London Twist, Crepe Voi1e in all wool and silk-and-wool 40-inch small weave Crepe Voile, 65c.
 44-inch larger weave Crepe Voie 75c
 44inch very large weave Crepe Voie, 200 and $25O. 44-inch silk weave Crepe Voie, 2.50
 Soft French Voie, 75c, 1.00, 1.25, 150.
 44-inch small weave Panama 75c, LOO, 125 150 44-inch new style Zberlne for unIined skirt 50 200 and SO
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-18
EmbrO1derleS.

This spring seasons line without doubt supasses anything have shown though always have complete styles patterns and widths.
 Exclusive noveltesome of original ideas gotten up by manufacturer Swtzeand-that will give you ideas for making dresses We show them from the dainty and nansoo edgng and beading the elaborate houncngs white silk linens in all the leading coo of patterns per yard SC, SC and 25c
 The line of French Vaencienes Laces and Mechns pee-new paternsnew setseveryhng with insertion match and in many with Al-Overs.
 predicted that there will be the biggest of demand for Laces and Embroderies this season.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-18
Sale Double AlWoo Advanced Showing New of La
 SutSat Elm

We have just received from New York new lot of boys doube-breasted awool suits that made to sell high as 4O0 We will not go into the detail of these suits enough say that they 400 suits, but you get them at l.95.
 There are 1000 of them but as every who sees them will buy there is little likelihood of any being here after Wednesday.
 Here are some other suits at 3.95-tS three piece short pants suit
 lot of Alpine hats for boys here now, marked LOO.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-18

PORCELAIN Plates, dessert, set of 6, 35c. Plates, soup, set of 6, 49c. Fruits, set of 6, 23c. Individual Buffers, set of 6, 12c. Teas and Saucers, set of 6, 59c. Dishes, IA, each, 55c. Dishes, 12, each, 39c. Dishes, 10, each, 23c. Dishes, fish. each, I5c. Bakers, each, 200. Boats. each, zoe. Buffers, each, 40c. Pickles, each, 15c. Tureens, each, 9Sc. Covered Dishes, each,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-18
January Sale of Table Linens, Towels,
 and Housefurnishings

You women who remember the January sale of year ago in this department will undoubtedly attend We will
 take as kindness if you will remind your neghbors and they will understand the spirit and thank you for reminding them of this sale-they cannot afford to miss All the things that housewife delights in will be found. and at
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-18
$ s'; ;; E! 5;:;,' 5;; :: LOVEMAN, $ $. ;; s;;; ;;
 JOSEPH & LOEB.
An Advance Showing of Wash Waists

We have just received the first install- ment of Spring 1903 Wash Waists. At the beginning of the season you never ex- pect less than regular prices but we are so much ahead of time that this cannot be counted the beginning of a season-it is too early for that; it is really the dull sea- son of midwinter. So, therefore, in order to push these new spring waists we have marked them at less than they would have been if 1t were an opening week
 We want you to see these waists-they are no ordinary waists--so many new novelties, so many new ideas incorporated to see.
 Il | :4 of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-18
The Mems Furnishing Department in the
 Realisation Sale.

Every in and around the Birmingham district will find his benefit either himself attend the sale have his wife All the things that needs for undepced in the sale The Realisation Sale affects mans ngs and furnishings just much does womens Wearabes Here from cent to 90 per cent less than former prices
 Mens
 Dress MensG Glos
 
 MensH
 MensM
 Mems MensU And the rear the Mns Department here are Plush Lap ooe en in Department and like the  not do business the old and the fngam the hook he that hold are conceived in broad spirit realisation Sale d all surplus stocks that when goods all oregop al during Realisation Sale
  the become the thousands which possible
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-18

CHINA Plates, dessert, set of 6, 65c. Plates, soup, SC of 6, 75c. Fruits, set of 6, 45c. Teas and Saucers, set of 6, 75c. Covered Dishes, each, 100. Bakers, each, soc. Teapots, each, 4oc. Sugars, each, 40c. Creams, each, PUG. Cake, each. 25c. Bowls. each, 25c. Pickles, eacn, 20c. Boats, each, soc
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-18
A Big Sale of Holiday Chinaware at
 Little Prices.

The holiday rush has StreWn odds and ends and single pieces of Chinaware throughout the department, and have taken these odd lots and marked them away down below actual wholesale cost.
 Here is the nrice part of the story
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-18
Fifty Ladies' Tailor-Made Suits. Worth
 SIPS to Sl6.5O. at S6.95.

We place on sale fifty handsome well tailored suits in black blue gray and brown About onethrd of them are dress suits and the rest walking suits. Some are unined but of the jackets are lined with very ex- celent quality of taffeta.
 These suits have sold at 12.5O to 165O-They will go at the low price of o.9S
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-18

the sale saves you. 65c Chatelaine Bags for soc. These are of Walrus and Mo- rocco leather, in black and col ors. Realisation price 5Oc.
 89c Laundry Bags 75c
 Crash Laundry Bags, striped and trimmed with feather edge braid; regular price 8oc. Real alisation price 75c.
 25c Shell Hair Pins lOc
 Shell Hair Pins, sterling mounted; regular price 25c. Realisation price l0c.
 $l.25 Gloves at 89c
 2-clasp pique glace Gloves. in brown and red; regular price 1.25. Realisation price 8Sc.
 75c Belts at 25c
 New patent leather Belts, suitable for children. Also jet and mat beaded elastic belts; satin belts with oxidlzed back, front and side buckles; leather belts, etc.; regular price 75c. Realisation price 25c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-18
The Best Soups We Know of Are the Camp bell Condensed Soups. We are Serving
 It FREE Near "COzytOrium.
The Second Week of the Realisation Sale

Tomorrow Monday is likely to be considerable advertising during the past we people of Birmingham, who have talked ov
 1.-The best Realisation Sale yet" al women say among themselves. It is WIG but in its money-saving
 In justice to yourself read carefully ed, and each of the bargains told of below
 Most of these things you know the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-18

l5c Chenille Balls at lOc Chenille Balls; regular price. per dozen, 15c. Realisation price,l0c.
 Realisation Prices in the
 Toilet Department. French Extracts in bulk. all colors. Realisation price 25c. Sozodont, 2-oz. bottle. Real isation price I5c.
 Armour's Fine Art Soaps, per box, i5c.
 Fine decorated blotter given with each box of soap.
 Prophylactic Tooth Brush, in Ladies', Children's and ln- fants'. Realisation price l9c. Dayton Bell Tar Soaps, per dozen, 30c. $2.5O, a Dozen Towels, al
 Sl.9O.
 An all-Linen Huck Towel, plain or red border, 21X42 size; worth 2.50 per dozen. Realisa- ton price. per dozen, l.90.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-18

pair, 4.75. Sll.5O Royal Vienna Plate
 at S8.2O.
 Five subjects in Royal Vi- enna plates, all hand work; regular price 11.50. Realisation price $40.
 l5c Rustic Cambric at 5c. 3o-in. Rustic Cambric; worth I5c, at Sc.
 3o-inch, odd shades of Per caline-black, white, gray and brown Silesias, at Dc.
 S., M. & H. Velvet Binding; per yard, Sc.
 S7.OO Dinner Sets at $5.75 50-piece Dinner Set, Ameri- can semi-porcelain, pink, rose bud or blue and white violet decorations; regular price zoo. Realisation price SIS.