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city. were visitors at Oak Glen last

city, were visitors at Oak Glen last
Sunday.
From the way the thermometer is
playing around below 40 this morn
ing, it looks as if the prospects are
rather slim for a peach crop.
Mrs. A. l.. Sasser left last week
for Durham to visit her son, Mr..
George Sasser, who was hurt in a
railway wreck a few weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. lobe Stevens, of
your city, the guests Of DIR. and
Mrs. Will Crawford last Thursday,
where their visit was very much en-
joyed.
Rev. w. D. Sasser, ofKenansville,
was here last week, on a visit to his
parents, MI. and Mrs. A. l.. Sasser,
where his many friends were glad to
see hi a.
Mr.. J. II. Caldwell went to Lemon
Springs last week to e his daugh-
ter Miss Dixie Lee, whose condition
has given her friends great anxiety
for the past few weeks. The entire
family are with her, except Mrs. P.
G. Caldwell and Mr.. Wade Caldwell,
and we regret exceedingly to learn
there is no marked improvement in
her condition, but that she continues
very sick.
We would like to sell a few shares
of stock, or bargain it away, get a
receiver appointed, and have our
rolling stock improved, and curtail
Expenses, if only for a few weeks,
but we are afraid our better half
would haul us up for conspiracy and
: false pretense, and then we would be
in a "fell of a hiX." So we have
concluded to continue to pursue the
even tenor Of our way and try to be
sscalm and SERENE"
There has been an immense amount
of farm work done in the past two
weeks, and we have heard of ~ OF
two early farmers who have begun
planting corn, and If this week and
) next is favorable, there will be plant
) ing going on in earnest. n order tt
get the corn IN the ground, so as f
give full attention to tie cottoI
acreage, and get ready for early
planting, it only being a Little Over
two weeks before some farmers vii
: be sowing cotton.
The second line in the poetry il
our letter last week, should have
been '.healthful body" instead o
"beautiful body While they yer,
much resemble, the only Way we
> can account for the Typographical
error, must be, that the typo is
young man in love, and has a bat
ease of 'affaire d'armour," ant
: Everything that wen has the ap
pearance of his hearts fondest lido
! touches him in a tender spot, an
especially when there is as good fl
as in the above error. 1t did no
change the sense Of the subject, an,
afterall, wasnota misiteither.-Fa
from the mark, Doctor! The typ
responsible for the error referred t
has enjoyed conjugal bles-edness {:
- for several years, and is the fathe
g of three small children who posses
h unusually good lungs. Drowsines
might be responsible for the ovel
, sight; and while he may be "ses
sick'' from too much ''rocking,
there's hardly any danger of his b.
ing imbued with that "Sprin
70 fancy'' peculiar to young men.
: TYPO.
IL DUDLEY ITEMS.
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If Port Arthur falls the Japs will
pick her up.
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DR.. Stockard, pHE

will save you from % to so per cent.
on all classes of Dental work. Fine
set Of teeth, upper o. lower, $1,000.
Office in Law Building, over post
office, rooms Nos. l and 2.
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Executives Notice.

I, having qualified as the execu-
trix of the last Will and testament Of
Thomas w. Swan, deceased, notice
is hereby given to all persons hav-
ing claims against the estate of said
Thomas w. swan to present them to
me for payment on Or before the
third Ord day of February, 1905,
or this notice will be pleaded in bar
of their recovery.
SUSAN SWAN.
This February Bird, 1904.
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me Oay COLO Euso.
o.. 7esd anc sore ,Eruaa cuee< ~ ~
.cass 4A&s sf=s LA1es;~e Qsihtp< II SAoWA
..~A rssfts a<se sHN~~s dssGa
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In exchange for the said bonds to
be issued by the three townships of
Goldsboro, New Hope and Indian
Springs, the Railroad Company will
give its 6 per cent. preferred stock for
the same amounts.
Signed-THE ATLANTIC AND
NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD Cont
ANY
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/ FPS Of the T ongue

Recorder Bailey: eve ought
to have a band for Memorial day.
I should like tossee the boys get
together and organize. We will
have lots Of use for a band this
summer in doing the honors at
the various excursions that we
expect here. Z
Citizen: II should like to see
Bemidji arrange fora rousing.
Fourth Of July celebration, with
excursions in here from all
points east, vest, north and
south. Think now is the time to
be thinking about it. :"
Fireman:s q think there is
some misunderstanding about
how much Belnidji owes Grand
Rapids. When we had the tourna-
ment< here Grand Rapids did not
send its running team as has
been stated. There was only a
small delegation. | think the
boys did the right thing in voting
to so -tozHallock, but If it could
have been arranged we should
very much have liked to attend.
both tournaments.
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official County and City Paper
SUBSCRIPTION SIS PER YEAR
Rascal Politics.

Governor Van SAINT, Public FIX.
amincr johnson and the other
managers Of Judge Collins have
abandoned all advocacy of Judge
Collins as a candidate for COY
ernor and are devoting them
selves exclusively to Singing
mud at-Robert G. Dunn .
The administration has spent
months Of time and thousands Of
dollars Of the states money in
attempting to find something
that could be used against Mr..
Dunn in his candidacy for the re-
publican nomination for gov
ernor. Governor Van SAINT and
Public Examiner johnson have
prostituted their public offices to
their private political purposes.
This is nothing new for the pub.
lie examiner, but that the COVER.
nor Of the great state Of Mime.
sofa should stoop so low is the
states shame.
Mr.. DUNN is accused Of set
telling trepass cases for less than
could have been secured. Tres.
pass cases have always in the
pastand are now settled by the
state auditor for the best figure
possible to ATTAIN. This is a
matter ia which the state auditor
is compelled tonse his discretion.
During Dunn's administration Of
the state auditors office the
amounts obtained. have been CON
.stantly increased and the increase
has been maintained by Mr.. liver
son. Mr.Iverson or his success
sor may be able to secure still
better results in the near future.
THIS sort Of politics is per
fectly contemplate. Scare the
men who father it. The Ameri-
can people have absolutely no use
for men Of this sort and Judge
Collins dirt singing friends
have killed him. Thousands who
love justice and fair play and who
have been Indifferent in the
gubernatorial contest are now
for Dunn whose nomination is
i n ~ ~ Inf ~ 4, ~ c,e,,,,,or n
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A Quick Arrest.

j. A. Gulledge Of I. Verbena, Ala,
was twice in the hospital from a severe
ease of piles causing "a t umors. After
doctors and all remedies failed, Buck
lens Arnica Salye quickly arrested
further inflammation and cured him.
1t conquers aches and kills pain. 25c
at all druggists
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Order and Notice of Hearing on Petition to Form
New School Dist riot.

/
Notice is hereby given that petition has
been fled with the board OF county commits
| sionrrs Of Bcltral0i county slEncd ana &c
| know lodged bEa majority or INC tieeiinlueis
who reside In the proposed new district heftl1l
described, and who arc entitled TO vot: AT
| school meetings in their respective districts;
praying for the organization Of y ncw scil3 20
district out Of the territory hereinafter de-
Scribcd and setting forth, subStantlallS, me
following facts tO-wit:
First That the correct description, OF the
territory desired to be embraced I'M the pro-
posed now district is-as follows. viz: Sections
J. - IL. ~ %. 81, town I'll. range 81 west: sec
tons g. Z. Is 49, 30. 81 and the VIZ .. 8; u 20. ~
range % and 81. ii said Beltrami county state
Minnesota.
fflaf flie f ia7Def or persons fesd-
ing In the Observation-Disclosures territory IS thirty
SIX
Third That the number of children of.
school age residing in the above described
f-tefiitef'5-f s-twt'1rty-~ forrT:
Now. therefore, 1t Is hereby ordered. and
notice is hereby given. that hearing upon
said board. commencing on the 18th day OF
May, A ID 1904. at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon OF
saidday, at thc. court houscsin the village OF
Bemdii. in said county, at which time and
I-placr the said board or county commissioners
will hear arguments fall persons interested
for or against the prot,5,cd organization OF
said new school district.
II is further ordered. that notice of
said hearing be posted in one public place
in each of said districts so affected thereby,
and acops thereof served on the Clerk OF
each Of said districts affected at least ten
DAYS prorto sadtin herein set for hearing
said petitions and that said notice be forthwith
lWiec5pulliShcd 5tllczllewsMancr know las
tie BemidJi Pioneer which IS printed ana
published in said COUNTY and is hereby desig-
mated as the legal ncwspapcr for publishing
+ tile Saine.=--=z-ztsz77z
Dated this I'd day Of lNprilA.D.z 1901.
l--ysy beard OF count. -cen1tnls-
-sfonurs' OF Butramiz County. Minnesota.
A.. By -i9.O.SIBlIsY,
Chairman of said Board
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Order and Notice Of Hearing on Petition to Form
NJ ~


Notice is. hereby given that a petition has
been fled with the board of county commits
sioners Of Beltrami county, signed and ack-3
nowledged by.a majority OF ms a. frssholaers
described and who are entitled to vote at
school meetings in their respective DISTRICTS
district ont of the territory hereinafter de-
scribcd. aud setting FORTH substantially, the
following facts. to-wit:
First-That the correct description Of the
TERRITORY desired to ccmbraced IN the pro-
-twrnty ts.o twenty CD twenty-two CD.
twcnty,tiree c.3 tWen ~ (s6s tWen ,m
seven 20 y, - 1wsniYIn ~ ~
60 and thirty-five $50, town range Bel
trami county. Minnesota, mbracing twelve
sections in the township !, Of Iuzzle IN SAID
Second That the number Of persons re-
siding in the above described territory is
| fffty-sevc1l (oD.
Third --Fhat the number Of children, Of
school age residing in the above described
territory is fourteen Q4D
Fourth That the said proposed new district
does not include the school building of any
existing school district.
Now therefore. i. is hereby ordered and
notice is hereby given, that a hearing upon
the said petition will he had at g meeting Of
said board. commencing on the 10Th day Of
May A. u. 1894 at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
Of said day. at the court house IN the village
OF BeHloJllil Sitla ,4iIssllG Iillc ttii,t
lsplacc the said board ofcountyEc commissioners,
will heterogeneous of all persons interested
foror against tile proposed organization of
itl=new school district. -;
1t is further ordered. that notice of
said hearing be posted in one public place
Yin each of said districts SO affected thereby.
and q COPY thereof served on the clerk Of
each OF said districts so affected at least ten
days prior to said time herein set for hearing
| said pcttion; and that said notice be forth
| with twice published in the newspaper known
as The Rcmidji Pioneer. which is printed and
| mated us the legal newspaper for publishing
| the same.
Dated this 2d day OF April a. d. 1904.
By order of the board of county commits
sioners or Beltrami county. Minnesota.
BY L. o. SIBLEY,
Chairman Of said boord.
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WANTED-For US. Army able
bodied, unmarried men be-
tween ages-of 81 and 355, citi-
zens OF United States, of a
good character and temperate
habits, who can speak, read
and write English. For in
formation apply to Recruiting
Officer, Miles block, Bemidji,
Mimi.
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Order and Notice of Hearing OH Petition to Form
New School Dstric

-
Noticezi hereby given. that a petition has
been fled with the board Of county commits
=soners of Beltrami county. signed and ac-
knowledged by majority OF the freehold l
herein described. and WHO are entitled to vote
at school meetings In their respective dis
-tliets. praying for the organization OF a new
schoodistrict out Of the territory hereinafter
described. and setting forth. substantially.
the following facts to-Syit:
FirstThat the correct description Of the
territory desired to be embraced in the pro-
posed new district is as follows. viz: Sections
township one hundred ffty-one d5D n. range
thirty-two (:2) west. and sections 6. Z and s.
township one hundred tifty-onc (l5D north.
range thirty-one CD west. in the township of
ISL, range 81, in said l}cltrami county, state OF
Minnesota
Second-That the number Of persons resid-
ing i'll the above described territory is forty
three43
Third That the number Of children OF d
school age residing in. the above described
territory is thirty-fve 49,
Fourth,That the school district affected
by the organization of said proposed new dis
etrct is school district No.77 and that thenum
Der of children Of school age residing therein
is forty (40) and that the number OF children
OF school age which the organization OF said
proposed new school district would take
five (o)
Fifth That the said proposed new district
does not include the school building of any
existing school district.
Now. therefore, it is. hereby ordered. and
snoticcTis herebN given that hearing upon
the said petition willb had at meeting Of
said board. commencing on the 10Th DAY OF
nj ay a.. ID. 1904. at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
of said day, at thecourt house in the village
OF Bcmidii. in said county. at which. time and
place the said board Of county commissioners
willheal arguments of all persons Interested
foror against the proposed organization Of
said new school district.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

WANTED--A position as sales
man for a reliable firm; has
good education, is honest and
qualified for a. good position.
- Olaf Christensen, ST oux Rapids,
Iowa.
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IL 4
IL FROM - " AZ 4 "A =
II r u r COUNTRY &
II 4
Even Shev]in has it's dav.
the land, =.
Bagley homes to- BAG a $50 ;a55 GOO.
court house. .-..-----.-..-.-..-s
Twenty sweet Girl graduates
.CsErrso,okston,T Brainerd. -
Grand Rapids commercial club
-
Brainerd is getting something
Of q reputation for being hot
town.
mere are lew nofCh country
toWlls zCilac llaVeil 9 summer
resoIo =asseO.5,z
Ma { ! VIII soon nave al1 oi, =
]-1llell=aoMsll- ellaezssssly zeiaN1i=eo= =.
0e=notlee.bythe =15laclSduck
Times FINES that Christ FROG was up
from ROSy early Sunday morn
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FOR SALE Short mill wood,
50 per load delivered. Fine for
kitchen stove. Crookston Lum-
Der Co. Phone20S.
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MISCELLANEOUS

COPPER AND OIL STOCKS
For sale. Must Sell. Best
offer gets it. Send offer and
state number of shares wanted.
j. Ellis, 2O8 West Grant ST.,
Minneapolis, Mimi.
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absolutely assured.

TIE steady growth Of the sub
,scription list of the Pioneer is
evidence that the people Of north
central Minnesota appreciate a
newspaper which covers the
ocal field thoroughly. No other
paper in the state covers it's local
field more thoroughly and there
are few that print one half Of the
loeaInexs that is daily-found- in
the Pioneer columns. North
central Minnesota is a very live
section and tits the ambition Of
the Pioneer to properly repre-
sent it.
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THREE NEW TOWNS on Thief
River Falls extension. First
class openings for all kinds of
business and investments. Ad-
dress A. D. Stephens, Crooks
ton, MINI.
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FOR --Gentleman,s -.biey-.
Gle as good as new. Mrs. Ida
Jackson.
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FOR SALE Forty horse power
boiler and engine and saw mill
complet is a snap. En-
quire Of III. D. Bauer, Guthrie.
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED Men to learn barber
trade; catalogue mailed free;
Moler Barber college, 221 Sec.
ond avenue south, Minneapolis,
MINI. MacGregor s. Ander-
son, props. Established 1898.
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FOR SAL 1.-Two fresh mich
COWS and two calves. Inquire,
at E. M. Moore's livery barn.
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FOR SALE $4,000 feet Of oak
and birch flooring. Enquire Of
p. A. Monersrud, Gonvik,
Mimi, zz.zzzzzzszzz==sssa=.ss=s.:
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
airy engineer or fireman on
hosting on glne. r.. L. Bailey,
General Delivery, City
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AGENTS We pay $33 per week
and expenses to men with rigs
to introduce poultry com
pounds. international Mfg.
Co, Parsons, Kansas.
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WANTED Tailor; good location:
must be cornet player. Shoe
maker, good location. must
be cornet player. Ma N. Brad
ley, CastleWood, 81 D.
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e sn. PIONEER. es M
WANT COLUMN Than RI:
FOR SALE.

FOR aSALE--fine Residence lot
in Mill Park Addition inquire
of Lang & Carter.
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Dated this "a day Of April A. ID. 1904.
BY order of the board ofcounty commits
sioners OF l'eltrami county, Minnesota
BY F.O .5SfRLEY.
Chairman of said board.
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At this rate the Grand Rapids
Magnet will soon have all the
men down that draWn=to it,

We notice blythe Blackjack
Times that Christ Frog was up
from Rosy early Sunday morn
ING.
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Brainerd is getting something
Of a reputation for being a hot
town.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-12-23
The no HON y! t S':s' sss
Christmas ;s%' Of '' IL. "'% ' ':'
Tree w YAhIo rs
" Association
Copyright. 1904 by American Press Association

The Greeks also call Christmas the
Feast of Lights.
The Romans in their saturnalin dec
Grated trees with images Of Roman
gods AZ we'll as with candles and burn
ed Yule logs In honor OF these gods
The early Christians, however. frown-
ed upon all such pagan adjuncts 10 the
Christmas celebration Will them the
Yeast of the Nativity was the extreme
OF solemnity and they were as much
opposed TO Christmas trees and lights,
music and laughter ms were the Purl-
tans
The first authentic account OF the
Christmas tree is not recorded until the
sixteenth century. II appears I'm "a Ger
man manuscript, and. al, the Germans
responded least 10 Latin Influences OF
all the nations which fell heir 10 the
Roman empires lands % them rather
than % the Romans must be ascribed
the honor OF Introducing IT, 1t was
the marriage OF queen Victoria 10 Il
German prince which brought he mod
ern Christmas tree 10 England, and q
German immigrant started tho custom
IN America The first Christmas tree
IN France was lighted I'm the Tuileries
in $50 10y the Duchess Helena.
TO view the great heaps OF christ
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mas trees which line the market streets
OF orr biz cities just before the holt
days one would fancy that scarcely "A
tree could be left standing OF the muir
muring hemlocks which constituted
Longfollow's forest prlmeval Every
hard timber state I'm the Union Is call
81 upon 10y Santa Claus for its tribute
Of redolent balsam that he may have
plenty of places Oh which TO hang his
presents.
There is only one true Christmas tree
the bnlsam fir. The hemlock proper
has branches too dropping and flexible
TO hold "a great weight OF Christmas
gifts, and the spruce while otherwise
suitable lacks the spicy odor Of the
balsam This is fortunate. for the tree
most priced for Christmas purposes Is
utterly dcspiscd 10y the lumhermen.
Before the Christmas tree industry be
gan the fir lands OF Maine were actual
ly exempted from taxation M worth
less. Now they are worth from $40 20
SO an acre
The Christmas tree cutters begin
WI n WI ~ uNWulif ANVhA All' lAttb'AAf
bf October While some OF the men are
,uttlng others follow them and drag
the trees TO the nearest open space,
where they ARE punched and tied so
that they will not come apart I'm ship
ping At the nearest depot they are
loaded on cars. 300 trees 10 the car,
The men receive $50 day and
board. 10 takes seven men working
FIVE weeks TO get out three carloads.
The Christmas tree output depends q
good deal on the weather With an
open Kali. when the trees are easy 10
get ev. tho crop Will be much larger
than when the snow falls early and
heavily II the snow meits and then
freezes on the branches II makes them
brittle, and they break In transit
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tie tree. n young child Of the forest
shall be your holy tree tonight. II IL
the wood Of peace. for your houses are
built OF fir. II is the sign Of an end
less lifc for It's leaves are ever green.
Sec how II points upward 10 heaven.
Let IL be called the tree OF the Christ
Child Gather about II, not in the Wild
wood. but in your homes There it Will
shelter no deeds OF blood. hut loving
gifts
Many Germans hold that Martin
Luther first conceived the Christmas
tree one Of the most popular OF Ger
man cngravinCs represents him sitting
in the bosom OF his family. with
lighted Christmas tree ON the table
before him. Luther was travelling
alone one Christmas eve. The snow
covered country and the trees cleaning
NJ every point with the reflected light
Of the winter moon made upon the
great refOrmer the deepest impression.
Going home. he went into the garden
md cutting little fir tree. brought il
into the nursery. put some candles on
Is branches and lighted them 10 re-.
Produce the effect of the beautiful
hoonllt trees I'm the forest.
Antiquarinns connect the Christmas
tree with the great tree Yggdrasil OF
Morse mythology or with the pine trees
OF the Roman saturnalia. the pagan
forerunner OF our Christmas. Others
look 10 the ancient Egyptians as orig
inators OF the idea. These men were
wont TO decorate their houses NJ the
time OF the winter solstice with
branches Of the date palm, emblems OF
Immortality and OF the starlit firma-
ment In medieval times there was
tradition that holiness invested an 81
Illuminated tree. Candles were used by
the Jews in their Feast Of Lights,
which was celebrated at this season.
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SEVILLE.

There Will be- one day Farmers Insti-
tutc meeting AT Elwell "Wednesday Jan.
18th. The Grange, Farmers Clubs and
farmers of the surrounding county are
all expected 10 turn ont with lunch
baskets. and make this midwintcr picnic
one of the iollicst and best meetings of
the wear
Twenty men with saws and axes turned
out Monday and cut wood enough "a
last the widow Dunkling year
Irving TubbS who has been working
ar ovid the past summer Is home for
winter
-. f Abbott and Arthur Humphrey
'h got goose for Christmas out of "A
lid flock that has been i'm the ncighbor-
God several days
Christmas tree at the center church
his Friday eyening
Mrs Emma Becson who has been "a
widow several years thinking if il was
not good for "a man 10 be- aloncit was
still worse for "a woman. 50 she is
married now.