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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-07-27
Reunion of Veterans.

Circulars are being issued by
the president and secretary OF
the Minnesota Veterans Associa.
ton advertising the annual re-
union Of veterans of the Civil war
and the war with Spain. The
reunion will be held at the
capitol building during fair week,
on August 81. Addresses will be
made by Gov. Van SAINT and Sen
ator Clapp.
HoW's This?
We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case Of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure. r. J. CHENEY &
Co., Toledo, 0.
We, the undersigned, have
known F. ]. Cheney for the last
Is years, and believe him per-
fectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able
to carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, 0.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken
internally, acting directly upon
the blood and mucous sufaces of
the system. Testim onials sent
free. Price 75c. per bottle. Sold
by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for
constipation.
Go to the Princess this week
for bargains in all kinds of fruit.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-07-27

A fine assortment of gooseber-
ries on exhibition in the Princess
windows.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-31
Schwartz Bros.
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(Afen Only.)

A dance will be given tomoIrow night at the Brophy Carriage Reposi- tory by the boys of the Lowell Com mercial company. Music will be Tur- nished by the Reese colored orchestra Of Douglas. and a good time is pIomis- ed to all who attend. Jack McGregor. Bisbee's hustlinS representative Of the New York Life Insurance company. returned last ev- enine fIC1g Cananea.
 James Suits. Of Douglas was bus-- ness visitor in the city yesterday. G. ]. Naquin. Of the firm of NaGuir & Co.,. is cut again af,er several days illness.
 j. A. Ress Gnd wife. Of San F-anc,s- co Co.,. Cal. weIe pleasant callers at the Review office las5 evening. They have returned to Bisbee 70 live. L. A. Brown was a business visitor Q, Douglas yesterday.
 Landlord Smi-h. Of the Hughes House. spent yesterday at Douglas on Q business mission.
 Judge Gid Graham came in last night from Douglas on mining business
 1A. L.. was a business visitor a. Douglas yes .terday
 Mir. and Mrs. Scott Whaley were wis itors at Douglas yesterday. spending the day there with friends.
 Mrs. Robinson Of Tombstone. is a visitor in the city. to remain the guest of friends until the middle ot next week
 Mrs. Albe., W. strum and children and her gues1, Mrs. Peterson, Of Tue son. visited Bakersville yesterday. Mrs. Peterson will return to Tucson JoCay.
 The Mrs. Bose mentioned in Friday s issue of the Review is not Mrs. Bose, of this city, but Mrs. Oscar Bose, oi Black Diamond. John B. Brodie, of the E. P & :. W. office force, returns today rom Yuma. where he went to spend Christmas. James Davidson came in las- evening from Fl Paso on a business trip. NJ. J. Cunningham, chairman of the Democratic County Central Committee was a visitor at Tombstone yesterday. The young people of Tombstone are rehearsing a minstrel show which will be put on in that city shortly. Rev. L. w. Wheatley. of the Method ist church, is expected to arrive in the city today from his trip to North Caro- lina 10 spend Christmas aJ his old home.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-31
Think He Had Money-F

Think He Had Money-From a tele- gram received yesterday from Mrs AutOinette Karns. Ouray, Col, it would appear that the friends there of Frank SmitA, who disd at the c. & A. hospi.. al Wednesday, believe the man to have had means. The telegram from Mrs KaIns was in response to a telegram sent by Undertaken Hubbard in accord with the instructions left in a letter by the deceased. which said to notify Mrs Karns in the event anything should happen 10 him. In her reply Mrs Karns simply asks the undertaken tc inform her as 10 whether Smith left a will. and if so to wire the contents. Nothing is said as to what disposal to make Cf th5 body MT. Hubbard yes terday responded to the telegram with ere stating that so far as known the deceased left no will. and that as far as ic had been possible to ascertain, he had no money at tbe time he was talk CT Fl and sent to the hospital.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-31

was later transferred to the New York Casino. and cid a remarkable business for a season Of three months and es tablished itself as the most pleasing girl show" Of the season.
 The present road company which opens next Tuesday night, has been SC lected with rare thought and care, be ing composed of many of the original New York cast. and with the addition of Murray and Mack in the principal roles. the performance should be one Of the theatrical events of the season
 To those lovers of an evenings en tertainment, flied with catchy, tunefu songs, eleverly devised comedy situa tiOns surrounded by a splendid singing chorus of pretty. shapely girls, rare treat is afforded.
 In offering the Daisy" Murray and Mack are extending to the public the most pre,entious production they havg .eye~ owned or controlled, and positive ly an organization net surpassed by any musical attraction built on similar lines.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-31

Another Mex. Hiehwayman-TG NO MeXicans were anes.ed yesterday af- .ternCon below the depot while engaged ill fighting. When arraigned befcre Judge Mcdonald one of the men said that when arrested he was trying to recover s2 and a watch which the eth CT Mexican had held him up for in broad daylight. threatening 10 stab him if he did not turn over .he goods The Mexican accused strenuousIy de. nieC that anything of the kind had oc cured. The officers proceeded. nev. eltheless, with a search of his clothes They found nothing, and probably would not. had not Officer Doyle sud denly pushed the man in,o a seat. He haG been standing with his hands above his head while the searching was m progress. The sudden move ment that caused him to take a seat also caused him to throw his hands down. As he did so the watch and . dollar rolled from his shir. sleeves where he had hidden them on the way
 to the court room. The thief was sen to jail. Charges will be preferred
 against h.m today The capture prob ably prevented the fellow from exsr cising his game upon a white man
 and may lead to connection of hin
 win some Of the recent hold-ups ''
 the city.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-31

To Buy Ranch-An. old resident Of COchise county, Thomas Steele. cane in yesterday from Cananea on business with one of the banks. He departed the sane evening for Benson. where he goes to purchase a ranch near that place. His family will remove there later. MT. S.eele will soon go to Mag dalena to look after some mining prOperty he is interested in that prem ises well.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-31

Church Of Services mex; Sunday at Library hall as follows Sunday school at 10 o'clock a. m; sermon at II. subject: Our obHga- llions in church attendance; Endeavol prayer meeting at 6;30, sharp: addIres at 7:30. subject: The press" The aG- diess will be in behalf Of the news pape fraternity. and to the members Ct the press an especial invitation iz extended Church members and the general public are cordially invited The hall will be suitably decorated. J. A. Smith. Pastor.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-31

Monday HoIiday-Mcnday is the lc- gal holiday observed by the govern ment for New Years day. Banks of the city and the postoffice will accord ingly be closed. Business falling que on Monday at tEc banks should accord ingly be attended to toCay.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-31
President {

President Comine-Mrs. Henry president of the Territorial organiza- ton of Rebekahs. will be here the first Of the week from Prescott. During a say cf several days she will be the guest of Mrs. J. c. Pritchard In view of her coming. a special meeting of the Rebekahs of this city has been called for TuesGay evening al Library Lodge Hall. al which all members of the order are desired present.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-31

You'll see a window full Of useful mems goods. such as Fancy Suspend CTS, Handkerchiefs in Boxes Of Half Dozen, and Silk Handkerchiefs, at greatly reduced prices. soc for choice of all 75c and $1.o0 Silk Handkerchiefs.
 We also want to say a word about our Better Than Usual Tailoring. We have new line of fine woolens from New York (not Chicago) and while it'll take day or two longer, We will ab- solutely guarantee first-class workman ship, material and fit. Fine Blacks and Dress Suits. Fer better tailoring see
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-31
Want Depot Moved-Th.art

Want Depot MoVed-There is a movement on foot at Naco to induce the Southwestern railroad to move it's depot from it's present location to the fCot of Main street. The citizens will donate the new depot site which will probably be on two lots now owned by James Suits. An offer has been ma ie for these lots. and if the deal is con. summateC the transfer Of the property few days.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-31
Probably Move to pouuIas- Ro,

Probably Move to Douglas Road master George Shibley, of the E. F. & s. w. who returned from California this week. has not ye, entirely dispos- e. of his interests in Los Angeles. He expects. however. to co so during the neXs jew months, when he will bring his family from Los Angeles to make their home at Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-31

IT. the Country-George Neal and Pat Silas left yesterday afternoon for the Beatty ranch. They will spend New Years Day there and return to the city about the middle of the week.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-31
IAN ENGLISH DAISY."
The Show Murray and Mack Bring to Town Next Week.

Those TWO happy boys" Murray and Mack have secured the American road gigh,s 10 that remarkable cleve: Enslish-Am me-i.can musical comedy, An English Daisy which was given its frs merican production at the Globe TheateF. Boston. where il play Id anextended engagement of ten weeks. and the public and press pre- claimed it the Int of the year" It
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-31

Sent to Shop-E. P & s. w. combi- nation car 10 came in yesterday on the stub train in a disabled condi ion. Com binatiOn car fl was sen to take her place On the run, and the 10 taken to Douglas for an overhauling.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-31
Aqua Prieta Tomorrow-TI

Aeua Prieta Tomorrow-Tha fiesta day at Agua Prieta tomorrow promises to take large numbers from the city. Five hundred or more passengers are expected by Ihe railroad at the $1 for the round trip rate to Douglas that has been announced. Many people will take advantage of the rate to com bine a visit 10 friends at the SmelJer city with a day of clean and, lavish en- te1tainment at the town across the line. The program that has been ar excellent. and it is promised that t will be carried out in a manner that will be satisfactory to everybody.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-31

Woman's Clu3 BalI-The Woman s Club will give New Year Eve ball tonight a. the club house. The affair will be confined to those asked upon in vitation from members of the club.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-31
Rats Disturb operators-A surplus Of


 rats a. the exchange of the telephone company has recently given the opera tors considerable trouble. The rod ents get behind the switchboard. tan gle themselves with the wires, and cause the call keys to drop in various directions, to the utter confusion Of the operators curing the time covered by thc se2nces. The operators can not distinguish. Of course, between the real call and the rodent ring up. COnse- quently the calls have to be answered whether or no. If no response comes the operator is morally certain that a rat has been at work. As the opera tors are all ladies. there is another side to the rat business in addition to the annoyance occasioned by the false ringing. Few women can sit calmly a. d desk underneath and about which bunch of rats are frolicking. Conse- Qrently if you call up central some of these days and ge: real life like scream in place of the usual melodious hello" why, you will know what is doing.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-31

Drill Tomorrow-Fire company folks are preparing 10 make quite an event of the drill tomorrow. at which they will tuIn out at l D.. m. for the pur- pose, primarily, of giving the newly fife main system a test.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-31
BRIEF
 CITY
 NEWS

Copper Queen Arr.Vais-C Berry, Minneapolis; F. NJ. Abrams. Naco; Jas. Davidson, El Paso; T. O'Leary. Pueblo, Col; Gid Graham, S. F. Mcguire. E. R. Pirtle. Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-31

Has Improved-Rev. A Hyde. of Tombstone. was a visitor in the ely yesterday on church business. Alr. Hyde has suffered a complication of troubles for some months, for the re- lief of which he came to Arizona. Hap oily he is now much improved and hopes for entire recovery.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-31

Visiting constabie-Constable Dur nall. of Douglas. was in the city yester- day from that city on official business He came up 10 gather evidence. which he took home with him.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-31
Immiorstion Man-W. H. Bishop.

Immigration Man-W. H. Bishop. of Tucson. a Chinese inspector. was through the city last evening enroute to Douglas in company win Chinese Inspector Charles Cornell. Mir Bish- op has lately been connected with the work of the immigration office at Naco. where he is temporarily station pd
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-31

From Nacozari-James Douglas. su- perrin. endent at Nacozari. arrived in Risbee last evening from Les Angeles. He will be here anG at Douglas a cou- pie of days before returning ,o Mexico.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-31

J. G. Pritchard returned yesterday from his trip to the Huachucas to look after the progress of assessment work in which he is interested.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-31

Getting Ready-She- iff-elect Hunt returned last evening from a business visit at Tombstone in connection with duties pertaining to the office he will take over tomorrow.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-31

Wants Job-Maior Burton will leave next week for Phoenix. where he ex- poets to make the race for appointment as Senate door-keeper. The Major has many friends in the territory, and will very likely be decidedly in the run ming for whatever he may want.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-31

To Take Care of Mennbers-An- nouncement is mace that the fire com pany has a very neat little sum on hand in the treasury. This money is for use of the company principally in the matter of taking care of members who may sustain injuries in fires at tended
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-31
Russian Minister-Rev

HuSsian mtniSteT-o6N oSN dslldL Dalsovich. of San Francisco. arrived il the city yesterday for a several Cays stay. He comes to visit the lOca Russian Orthodox cOngr~ gation. Rev Dalsovich is one of ablest of the Russian ministers in this country.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-31

Gov. Brodie Returrs-GOyeTnor Bro die. accompanied by Mrs. BrCdie and son, returned to Arizona on the 2t!h The Phoenix papers state that Mrs Brodie is much improved in health The Governor is still hopeful tha. tho joint statehood bill will be defeated.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-31

Born-To Mir and Mrs George Bal- lard, at their home at Lowell. tn We'd nesday, a son.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-31
Assistant District Attorney

Assistant District Attorney-Fred Sut;er gees out of office today as as sistant district attorney. T. is not def initely known who the new Cistric. at- tcrney will appoint to take the place of MT Sutter in this city, bur il is the expectation that Ed Flarnigan will ge. the berth.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-31
See NaquiD, the furniture man.

Variety of fresh fish direct from Baltimore at Whitehead's restaurant today.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-31

J. l.. Davis, of Fl Paso, is in Bisbee with a view to locating here
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-31
New Years Observation

New Years ObsSrVatlon-Ertran of the New Year has been provided for in the city with no general plan oi publication. though there is every req son 70 evrect g vociferous greeting on independent and individual lines. Aside from this, there will be a number of watch parties at various homes in the city, and a couple of dances.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-31

Don't miss US. Naquin & Go.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-31

Come early, avoid the rush. at o. K. Cafe
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-31
Naquin & Go. lead in furniture.

o. K. Cafe, opposite depot.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-31
AT THE SAFE PLACE

THIS WEEK
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-25
THANKSGIVING AT JAIl
Prisoners Enjoy Sumptuous Repests
Under Direction OF keeper

The prisoners at the three city and
county iaiIs enjoyed excellent repasts
yesterday. Turkey, cranberry sauce,
celery, pumpkin pie and other eat
ables were served in abundance For
an hour in each place OF confinement
reveIry, as far as the rules would per-
nit. reizned supreme and all ate to
their fullest capacity
At County Jail No I a large table
was spread and 123 prisoners, await
i1g trial or who are 10 be sent TO the
State prisons, were served Superin-
tendent John E Sullivan was present
and Captain Archie Laskfe was re-
sponsibIe for the perfect arrange
ments and for the bill of fare At
County Jail No. Captain Quill looked
after the menu and the 262 prisoners
who were seated pronounced the din
ner one Of the finest they had ever
eaten Miss Hanley, matron. cared for
the women at County Jail No. g. The
prisoners dining-room was decorated
with evergreens and the place made
as cheerful as possible When the
seventy-hve inmates were seated and
the good things placed before them
they had none but good words for the
Sheriff and for those who provided
for them
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-25
MINISTER'S
UNITE IN
CEREMONY
.ethodists Assemble in
the Same House
of Worship.

A union Thanksgiving service of
Methodist Episcopal churches was
held at the CaIifornia-street Metho-
dist Church yesterday morning. the
Rev James H y. Williams. pastor of
Simpson Memorial Church delivered
the sermon. in which he said:
With our lips let Us thank and praise the
Lord; with our lives let Us do his Will Thanks
living = better than thanksgiving But graft
tuie IS a becoming and beautiful virtue in
those who are the recipients OF favors and
unzrareful hesra is Wicked hesrs I'd 45a-aa "a
said. Earth produces nothing worse than an
u1Srzteful man
Since then We are ScrfpturzIIy exhorted- In
everything give thanks and the President
proclainrs a day os thanksgiving. Observing il
We ara IN harmony with our chiefs call nz-
tional precedent and The will OF God
Surely nation need 20 be sill a while
and let God speak We are a people given 20
u-uch talking Words, words, words how they
multiply upon our lips Redundancy. vsrbosfty
vclubilIry-how We delight IN IL We are YER
sariIe We can talk on any subject II mat
talk talk talk To what a reduction has the
subIifuiJy OF speech often come. Let Us hear
God speak The Lord Is In his holy temple :
let al the earth keep silence before him
Tie liberation q public evils must not long
eudure Tie nation must abolish the saloon Or
the saloon VII abolish the nation The holy
Christian Sabbath must be restored 70 its right
fuI place Reverence for things sacred and re-
euect for INV must Be fncuTcsted ard enforced
or principles OF anarchy viii spread Public
officials must be clean. honorable men With
the fear Of God before our eyes. and high
purpose and honor in the nation We shall not
fail succeed in every task nor 10 solve
eusry problem until the highest point OF nz-
tlonzl destiny is reached IN that Righteousness
which exzits the nation
The other ministers who addressed
the congregation. which taxed the ac-
cOmmodation of the church. were the
Rev ". P Stanley. Rev F. A Keast.
Rev. B. z. Paddock Rev George w
White. D. D. Rev E F. Brown, Rev
A C. Baue, Rev F. NJ Larkin- Phi D..
and Rev. E D. Raley- Sacred music
was beautifully rendered. ]. H HALO
we'll presiding at the organ
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-25
Thousands Join in
Services in the
City.
ASSIST THE POOR
Philanthropic Soci-
cites Take Care
of Needy.
2 2 ASTS AT TAIIC
AT JAILS

Thanksgiving day has passed and the
people, turning their thoughts from the
fortunes Ct the year that is gone, look
again toward the future with renewed
hope Il is we'll 70 pause once each
tTelvemOnth and survey the vanished
days that stretch behind and weigh the
blessings that have fallen within their
period II is then that the mind is
cleared Of doubt. ambition is stirnu-
lated. the world moves On with in
creased energy and benefits 70 man
kind accrue
In nearly all Of the churches Of the
city services were held yesterday.
Ministers spoke OF the favors that have
been shOwered upon the American peo-
PIE BY Divine Providence Organs
pealed out the melodies Of thanksgiv-
ing ana voices were raised in songs
OF praise Large congregs ticns at
tended these services and contributed
literally at the ofertories that the
cause Of charity might Be enriched
And as is the custom in san Fran
cisco. the sick. the aged the unfor-
tUnate little ones and the poor were
not forgotten Dinners were sent 10
those unable 10 buy them and young
sters whose parents could Ill afford the
luxury OF 2 Thanksgiving dinner were
oined and lsvfshly entertained
The spirit OF charity was abroad and
II there were any that did not par
take OF its good cheer il was because
they were unworthy. Even the pris-
cuers in the jsiIs did not 90 without
the good things Of the season. which
were freely distributed. and for the
hour the iron bars and the iron bolts
were forgotten
Thanksgiving day fttingiy ushered
in the holiday season and the busy
time Of preparation for The near by
Christmas Is at hand
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-25
ALU MNAE
RENDER A
CANTATA
Young People Enter
tain Friends in
the Mission.

In honor Of Thanksgiving day sa-
cred scripture cantata was given yes
terday afternoon BY the Immaculate
Conception a1umnae under the aus
pices of the Dominican Sisters in the
ST Anthony's Convent hall at Army
and Folsom streets
The cantata consisted OF readings
and tabIeaux interspersed with musi-
cal selections by the large choir and
the hall was filed with the members
of the church and their friends, who
thoroughly enjoyed the afternoons
entertainment
The programme was elaborately
rendered by the girls and the readings
of Miss Lillian Nolan. Miss Gertrude
Cotter, Miss Mary Harmon, Mrs A
Rennie, Mrs. N Schneider. Mrs H
Doephner, Miss Annie Peterson and
Miss Dora Cereghin were very inter-
esting.
The following is the programme:
Chorus. reading. Miss Lillian, Nolan: chorus.
alto solo Miss Regina Schneider reading.
Miss Gertrude Cottsr Iaoleau, The InHlaeu-
late, Miss Clara Mfchaud. chsrubs Annie Gro
min. Mary O'Brten. Ida BelIinger. Mary Nor
Manning Georgina Burns. Irna BaIcycski
Dorothy HalIneyer. Mary Mucare- Chorus:
reading Miss Mary Haunou- TahIsau. The
Nativity. 3. v NJ" ehaTaeters-St Anne.
Miss Pfa Berxe: angels Csrrruae HarfIey
Edith kIztt Grace Mcdonald Chorus alto
SOLO. Miss Alice Leahys reading. Mrs A Rem
nfe TabIszu The Presentation of Mery''-
eharactersHSt Anne. Miss Pa Bsrze: St
Joachim Mrs Barn0u; the Blessed Virgin.
Dorothy Manning. the high priest. Miss Marion
Vernon: maids. Alzo Aubrey Margaret Hunt
Gladys White. pious women IN temple Miss
Frances Mitchell. Miss Annie 8IcDevItt Miss
Anita McPhee. Mrs McSauzhtou and her child
Chorus. reading Mrs Norbert Schusfder
TzbIeau The Au1UnciatiOu.' charzcterS-
Blessed Virgin. Miss Clara Michaud the Angel
Gabriel. Miss Frances Err TzbIeau Mary
ard the child Jesus" charactsrs-Th.a F3Ies<asf
Virgin Miss Clara MichaUd; the holy chfId
Jesus Florence Olsen; the angel Arteuetta
Bsrge; angels Mary Morrison. Gladys White
Margaret Hunt AIzo Aubrey Chorus aIto
solo. Miss Ella Ereig; reading Miss Arufa
Peterson Tabiszu. The Mother az So-r1v~s
characterx-The Sorrowful Mother. Miss Clara
1Ifchzud: ST. John. Miss Nellie P1zsrs Fssd-
ing Miss Dora CersEhilos the Sarv. Fezfrz
TabIeau The Queen of Heaven. - charscte-=-
Queen OF Heaven. Miss Clara Michaud: NV
lads oc angels