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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-16
Mrs winslow,s soothinq Syrup.

The best remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold by druggists in every part of the world. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's : Soothing Syrup" and. take no other kind. Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING, with PERFECT SUCCESS + SOOTHS tho CHILD. SOFTENS the GUMS. ALLAYS all PAIN. CURES WIND COLO, and is twenty-five cents a bottls.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-16
GENUINE GAS HOUSE

Is tho BEST FUEL fer Base burners, Stoves or Furnaces Delivered in sack. lump or brushed. Phone s, Exchange l0. Birmingham By, It. & Power. Co.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-16
RAILWAY SCHEDULES

Showing the arrival and departure ot passenger trains at the union station. Birmingham:
 (Effective July 23. 1906) Louisville and Nashville Railroad.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-16

FAIR GROUNDS EXPRESS
 Effective Monday, Oct. 16th. Agent will be installed at our depot in the State Fair Grounds Ship your exhibits via Bir- mingham Railway. Light & Power Company.
 B'ham Ry., It & Pr. Co.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-16

The 0awk Engraving Co makeo the As.t cuts. Phone Peoples 174
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-16
Birmingham si AtlantIc-

Trains Nos. 1 and daily. Nos and 10 Sunday only. All other daily except Sum- day.
 Close connections made at Talladega with Eastern Alabama to Pryton. Close connections with Seaboard Air Line at Coal City, and Southern railway at Pell City for Birmingham and all eastern points. J. F. FLEETWOOD, FELIX A. vOGEL, Superintendent
 General Manager
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-16
rHE CRIP DEMON

may be either opening his arms to grasp you or he may already have you within his grasp. But in either instance, one Poo box of GRIP-1f will relieve you. Try il once.
 GRIP-lT Is the cold-cure which does not make you sick or otherwise cause you any in- convenience. 1t is also good for all kinds of Headaches, Neuralgia, Chills, Fever; and EsPECI ALLY for the pains peculiar to females. Sold under guarantee.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

In Tia. country. which will De melted uy
t;!c growing evii-nc. VI thi. Prosperity.
a.: : hIcs Will dey.iGp n tie stock v.aE.
k-t When IN. s-asonablv requirements "f
ihs a., n,.y IGsrk-, ar. satisfied. and when
funfs begin g. aow back INTO til. ,hAEI..S
"a tie fsnA reserves
4; l. ~. conviction. or the followers Of
speculation that the great capitalists OF
the country Lave organized their forces
a'fi provided themselves with means. IN
dependent II IN. eXi..nC!as Of tn. ca!l
mooney market to TAX. advantage Of any
forced selling o!i the part OF the less sor-
'uuat" foli-.S. 10 accumulate securities
In. csi.."t,.i coming demand for stocks
~ relied on to absorb present holdings
and L. advance prices 20 Az extent inat
wi!! pay for 'he fraction Of J'er cent per
day which Present interest Rates amount
20. N addition 10 the prices now paid for
stocks.
Tn. position. implies reliance on "a pro,npt
f'iaNa':";l IA Tie extreme tension OF
are met. which VIII yIt sho:: limit on
the present "x!austinS rates paid for In
tCrc-'
Isot.-: measures ot relief of the money
market tay. piayc. a part III keeping up
the sI..cE!a;iv. shcitsri.nf and in encour-
aging .!i>ri gard of present money s!ifficui-
lies lnce-Sau- reports have ben circu-
lated Of the intention - tht. Secretary ~
.!G.a T:caSu:: To deposit large amounts 81
the Government surplus IN national banks.
.tu;f:":s w-r" ciI:'r.ut o' ;h., formation
~ pnSi amongst the great New York
banks To- r:uy.I,. - fu:s.l :.r i-rdlnS III the
stock market. was done in the period
OF Styirsercy -. i.JS
\ tsrlt agreement Mas alleged amongst
banks an'; great money lenders 20 restrict
rt.r rat. demanded on standing cali loans
gut.l the passing % tn. crisis. These far
I";s combined II project the stock mar
h't from damaging .c:!~-lurnces from the
stringent money market
Tti, causes ~ I'll. st-i.s-ncy are sUm-
married. great activity III trade and cx-
I'IrI>l"I IN cnt"rI!.-s Ia a.! ltnes. .ieiayed
'gi.,p OF cotton and grain shipments by
railroad freight congestion. which limits
The supply 0. foreign exchange. the prs ss-
GF- an foreign :i.OiI", markets ts.ca use q
The Russian situation. which .iis.ovraScs
the draNi'g OF .NcEaGc. IN anticipation nf
merchandise EXPORTS and the unbriiied de-
rut:.Is @: the stock speculation coming n
fiau Il al already overex'en1eI credit
position
Ih" souEd-.sS Of the foreign business
situation IL Wilton; question. and the ctt-
SaEn bank troubles las, week ara hose
-" feeling =. confidence.
t'4t tIc clearly defined opinion exists
iht. the sys cgii ,tiye extensions n this
time IN IN. :ac'. ~ :Es strained money ST
r-a'',rI exceed IN bolt.sss and darn: a-y-
t.n- III ih" modern history ~ -y.c,r.a-
'!r.- Dealings In bonds have been lnos.er-
ate. ans! -" market has rot been free
IRON! depression United states - adj
yaUc.,i y, an! the - and Oh: - q pc:
C"i.t on ,..li on The week
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

Victor Voc schuier. whe e.Ms - g. lH".e
fsom Nsw Orleans rsvss.i day. go sesain1
On s~s":s sSr .s,a S.s y Il: e. liz
was unahIe % nnA be. - 81 ~ s.ss"f With a..
.,s.s,' ;'o IN. H Io:. q Tie Ess. Fsss.s C:apsny
dram .s m: Il: a. i:ss,A ' ss g ss' IT,,
be, lIe.s here .sss en..sss The sPse,srs-
a.iss iz:s ssiss:s: s.is. =. !ss @ $50 ss: .. NV
sassS ~slos % ne xsss:, 'Ss: .s:s,.r heat Ssass v"a
schuier isfs Win ths in,enties q sneesins "
a.s 'h:, +. !: !: Ssr q s.S u: | b..
for = period of three moashe. Wteh tie sp:son
e h.ynS n. a a. n: :o, ss = sss ~.
TIL. hss.s theatrical hoss. the Er.nh. With
IL nsx cabin. bui.t frcsn an ed csahlnation
:: 8, en s SeSss s: ss: s
Captain Jos C"nnose % the L. L1ne ~ her
wheel. The Franz VIII :ssp g ce",.ssee 10:
towns aIons The river until n ssachss IN:
south. when she vii lay uD foe oe@Dseston %
Cspssin Frank was in dread q bs1n0 eaacht in
the ice hsrs end hssasssd away - sssG - his
boilers were In position
shs Rss. l.. fSs The .inss, s:::.., :sn:.
nj aI.s snf.s ss.Sssn ss that II esiy I .sd Gse,sssii
ss:s 8 ss s,:ss Il. 8 +: go
-CAp:s,n Fsl Thomas. chief elsrt q he
s%,is sis .. ass r.. =: Ws..:s: -
tn: rsnsr. .s e.. e sses.,. e.I,s ,..:'; 2 s sa:s
ATTENDED Thc Coiambls E1cussse Cn@PSsy.
WIN which c.s..i. Sa.c:.: ], ~ 81 80 e.
.s:%. :nS ss !Ss...s.,ns Ss%s ns.: es:: A.sss:s
Hsr1 a Hashps No. -
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
WHEAT MtE NJJMoUJED
10 DISTURBANCE RI mD$$lA
OLD DECElDIR CORN
sLURe 3 CENTa
Demand for Deee0bef Oat0
CaUses Sharp Bulge, and Provi-
sions Are Weak q Persist
ent SellinR.

.cAieaga Dee A-Rsleicel disorlers n
sss ioesl Sssss Eszsse g g: -
Sss ss1s 8 s:x & sss,;c * h.s - 4 ssss
es e:;s'se & "a e n: ~ ~ = D. = - = 81 z ss e:
sr.s,,esilx s ssss.asssa. g 4' 81 - sss.,.sea: ssa
WHEAT.
With the exeeption Of the 1rst lev min.
SseS s.s % ~ tsssSinS ~ The Wheat nesese 80
lecAl 6eass sold freely. pas6ly - . re-
sslt Of soysr prices q Avespoel asd also
80, sscSs:s :, 9 & re :. e%Sn,iens1 % hsayy move
Bull leaders. however. 6avo the market
Suhstantisl advance: Later the buying
inersssiaS es.Srests repSsssS es"ss IN IN Ea.i:. as
q being Believed that the situation there
VI! even!3!ly lesd 70 2 greea ssrssil-
Further advices frnm Arsentina eouarm-
Ine previous reports u damage % the
to the marked. An English s,.sissiclsn
veek at S!es..u ou-. AGAINST ll.Vee.sss for
III. was snoinsr feature witch isdscsd
buying. The market closed nrm. Nay
0Eened shade TO isc lower at Ssisc to
Ss ess::sc. advanced 10 Ssssc and closed at
Cearances Of wheat and dour were re-
norted equal to Sisoc bu. tincoln2scse NJ
compared with sss.SSs bu.. one yess sSc ;
Chicago. Minneapolis and Duluth report
cd receipts o. t:3 cars. against - cars last
week and Sav cars. one year ago.
CORN.
At the opening Of the corn market to-
DAY II vas apparent that there were few.
u eny. shorts who were not In position 10
fainli their contracts by making deliver
The longs: therefore. made no .ttemp;
both ss~ and @ Old Dee =. M iei, ':ss Steadily sis
throughout the day. 4 decline Of &c hu.
from the clostEE figures of yesterday
marked the end Of the dealings of Dec.
transactions we're from iaszc apart. The
close was at the lowest point Of tho day.
Old Dec. opened .4glc lower at &ec to ls.sc.
dropped to &c within the drst hour. and
Ss Which %as al 70 Ssx Ips psa SDsu:S one .;
s:,ss and closed with . net loss Of s,ss
Future deliverie. were not affected by
steady from start to finish. May opened
a shade to A6So lower At lsiSc to lassc.
sold up to 4s,=c. and closed at 4sx xaia.sc.
LEGAL receipts were s1 cara. with ~ Of
Urgent demand by shorts caused . shasp
livery. I'll. price for that option Vas
bid from s2ixc. the opening quotation. to
sale. 4, that prics. however. many OF tho
longs took prciits. which brought about =
quick react:on-. Closing .Quota lions were
at 3l,3c. the lowest point Of the day.
unchanged TO &c lower at 3:,Sc to exc.
sold up to ;:asc and closed ri IN 3s:c.
Local receipts were Is cara
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
SUMMARIZE lOUIS MARKETS

Wheat ts hsshsr the l s.a'n a.ss OH. y u h'
selling Gable: were rather AID
a
of an there
rhe market las. weA -. far
offerings Weather esa1ssss
Trading
o
Mayx xheatop nchaneed and CLOSED &c
AayOa cOsed q f.acic
betwee and 6 per cent
Sp0ecO steady in the ocalm
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
REpUBl.lc SPECIALS.

cairo. H., De-. 0.-RivR OAnos Tesas :. Z.
showing . fall % . during the iase - houFA
Weather fair and warm !k0 John q oumHaesO
arris cd from the Lower Mias:ssipQa % .. N.
unh .ogs Ths HermAA raspeh0 asS1vsl fso0
below last niGhs wth lA0s end lseugned 1oUo
the river ss n0oG With smpti.o 1As T. u. Ds
Wis came down fs0m yaDpa - q - hgAe aad
vsevSnesI at q N. With toGA 7Ao WosA E1oN-
sAeii arrived frum the llpWss 01asaa11pO9 ae
noOa ish ioGS Ths fssp,aine0 Wa1s hee FoU-
uIss "trip up from Columbus. Ths Dec6 Y0Wisr
Was IN end out time he Psesgo lso ~
v!v.d from (1ncinnau at ,. n. aaA Aoporfe1
f,e Memphis .: ..
Pa6ocsh Nv. DE. s9-1hs 0Du0O rao0D ne
feet. . fall ~ q C1ov1y and oool John r.
HOPKINS 70 Evansville at u Q N. ksasvehy
e. ;h- Tsnaessss 0vsp - .. u - 1eUa
a. noon
Grand Tower Ill. Hse. sa-.eo bostl Se-lby.
The sssse r>s1s - feet and nssaG- WsasAss
cloudy
Ne~ Osisans. Dec. W-Dspasssa: Alseo Ds0Ws
sna TOW. FssssssrO. Clear and osna
Louisville. JDsc N.-k:ver failing. 10 coaai
80: falls 81. bssov locks = Ceas ana
coss
Cincinnati. p.e. .ss-R;vss - sea tslnns.
TEAR AMI es.f
Evansville. Ind. Dec S-Ri.ss q ~ ssd
sssfiosAry- Clear and warmer.
Chester. III G~e S0-l3augs 81 Aose: Slaln9.
Weather fair aIJ mild
rTs;sburV. Ice. 0-Nsvse ss Desa0 lalasd
3An 10. sset AG3 risasS Clear and eoa.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
0llDAY SPIRIT feature
OF LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.
TRADING IN WHEAT WAS
VERY LIGHT.
Corn Holds Fairly Strong, but
Demand Was Limited
Oats Higher.

WHEAT values were somewhat higher IN
yestcsdeY'e lOcal er.in market IIAain3
FESTIVITIES. The bull side took great crel,t
and claim that things are drifting Its way.
6sntiment was generally more optimistic.
though there was little up"n when 10
May wheat opsncd unchanged, ranged
from sssvsaAs to &c. and closed &c
lie market on corn was even more
feAtuTeless than that Of wheat. Prices
were somewhat higher. but the volume Of
tradinR was very small. weather In the
and moving the crop. and ;hs movement
b likely TO increase materially within the
next weak.
Nay corn opened steady, ..nsed from
Receipts. Of wheat at 81. Louis we're a. :
- hu.. Of which mo- sks. and 5 cars we're we're
local and no caro Through, against ..O
csl ana i cass through. . year .sO. FOR
tho month Of December. 1Sa6, receipts were
l.see.Sn bu.. ~ compared With l,9Aeea b1
m Recepss cs whes, e ps%sis % pos.s
we're 10 bL. against 10 ba . year
axo Shipments were lo.7eO bu-. assinse
ss.0se ba Northwestern Ieeeipes we're -
cars. against Oh cars . week ago. and ~
cars . year ago. Chicago received ss.Sss
ba and Kansas City received ls.yes b.
Rseeapss e corn g q Loot. wers tAsoe
0ars were local and u carr through. .
year ago.
Receipts of corn at primary points were
SS;S o% ss:sns1 s., s p; H. w Ia,ys; SsHI - ~ 81:
bu. Chicago received kS. - bu, and Kan
sas City received leW.0e0 la.
Receipts OF oats at IT Louis were AsSs
bu.. Of which s carr we're local and .
cars through. against 0!060 bu., Of which
- cars were local and Z carr through. =
Receipts Of oats 1t primary points vere
G7.30 6u.. against 5000 bu = year ago
Shipments were S3sSD bu. against :.?te0
bu Chicago received 81. 10 bu. and Ran
oA0 City g0caived A.t04
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
RAILWAYS COMMON AGAIN
HIGHER m LOCAL MARKET.
FRACTIONS GENERALLY ARE
VERY STRONG.
Bonds Are in Good Demand With
Prices Well Maintained-Trust
Company Stocks Active.

United Railways common was again the
feature In yesterdays session 0f the II.
Louis Stock Exchange. There was .
strong demand for the shares and sales
Sc shares changed hands. The preferred
stock Was also strong and the q sold with
coupon on 1t 81. l2i4.
has been the case for several days. Mis-
sissippi Valley Trust sold At $1O and Xts.
souri-lIncoln at $l46. The demand for
bonds was good and the character " sales
IN that class cf securities indicated IN
Inside inHcstn,a MT demand.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

Husband Succumi,s to Injuries In
hic,ed By Himself.
REP, BlIC sEClAl>

kEPt BIC SFLII0~
Neu York. Lee A-Granx Act;ives.
aer.s n. % No. lei Amsterdam avenue.
vko Jumped from hts window on fu.sday.
d.ed in the J. Hood wrehs Hospital
met h.s v1s~ ssd sOe. from whom he sad
koen SEPARATED foe 0 year. st One Hun
tifed aaa Twenty -e3fA sir.et ana AAnnAi-
,an avenue. and teeeee her sn 60 hone
with h4R she refused From that time
MN he A;e5 Ncskve1 Ueps hysee.ieAlly.
namine arsa hts son and then bis Oife.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

New York. l<c H.-BecauDo - he az
Italian Of nnijd!- aSe and the oehes n
s-y.a.-oid Norwegian GIRL. . Vo0on on .
south Ferry ;.,at canAded her Ouople4ons
70 q policeman and blocked an elle0s1 at
daughter Of Mr. Annie 60ium e No n
lurman street. Brooklyn. Anfs0DD Int
IA 81 the aams address Was held IN 0,H0
boil in the Butler Street polico Court
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

New York. De. D.-Among the arrivals
he.s to-day Ssr~ the following from MIS-
OoGrs:
- Irss,-E Y?'ss.raic. r. q Mosris
W J. Norris. inpssiai. ~ = xeks:. H~-sd
81. r. p.'ps S,snt
KAaHss .,ty-J a. Aostags~ v:ctssis: Z.
R.s. H.'s! ASos
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

Ncncy. Pa. Dec. G-HasSts A. Spossa.
Thfie s:e<0- Ws,kia9, teapsA fso@ . sc
ond- story UiadcW. bus vas Ynaust- He
Ul.e hurried 90 tie street ana followed
him tSo squares before 0seffAkinS HIN
he Was not arwusp1 unsii - hsd besa ~
snck into tha houoe
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

Nee ya<s. ys< A->sss ssSS-:ssss Ass<4 ~
noe: - srsrVs - ~ Anxa 0BceaA9e- Chscaes
ssssAy s-sane srssss- eSs So aecA sesS
re- ,s-.s.s csesrssAsssk SVVs< se1eSs V~TV
s>sss :-->g-hs go sk>sec . s~erSSAafy sse-
kveiy eA-sss ese Nssssa cAasssA1sest CspD>S.
ssA u - sAssss eAaaS.1 haeA u eeusa1 lsO0
sars q z eos 0sse-r>4 0eeS10 ~ AOoe-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

posssv-iie. Pa. Dec. S-Dennis 0eumEse;.
said by the police 10 BE the c1evefe0f esoek
sno ever woshed IN orhuyIkiu Co1aay.
s~.ys an .mpsseon0~nt os sixteen yaaso
ia IRE Eastern P~ntteatiaTy tue bus11asy.
e.cso~d fr'ns the STATE Laznaale Aavlu0 q
Bsrrfse1fR. eo which insi1euaSoa - 80
removed about two m0atho aGaL haU1DR
successfully fe4gned tnsaatty.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

Nee Nxa yAe A-pv:m0 rassrs.f,s sspsr
ssr oss:: sssern1 sseeaaes arn. .if. ss:in.
r.Aas; ..a {. 49, NJ E. ss,,-ssy i.lls.
eiAa bsg,e A0AOA 0:a MsDtcAA aa;as-s sAr sSps-
esnssss SspAo sssaAJ; aaif~o6 s0nAs ss~oeJ
NcOy % eAi; 1snsas'. - soAes. tine isans
ppv csns cd eo0saeDsoa fer The sears0
S0Su1A nzAk:sS shs soes . - nsa. OF zsoPO
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

New YNk. Dec. 0-Yoll0Wihg ~ The open.
sh6. highsl. ioNeee and cl0o,aG quotations for
aocks on she Stuck DzchAA9o % day. with the
amount u salsS:
Closing
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
PROv1OlONa.

price Of 1.-Two hogs. the provisions mar.
kei vas weak. because of persistent sell
Ing By local packers. A. The elose May
unchanged 1t S7.<ssk Rms we're 40 lower
At SSH
ESTIMATED receipts were: Wheat. a
g 90 head.
There will ~ no market on Monday,
New Years Day.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

sa.ses,ss IN 1hs ke0s6a1a Aav Ag0ou16
Wi0 taho y0ae -
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
VeoeeeAayAo ~ G1eavenep.

ssartass Ata.I - Sae 0hs~ss - - 1se
eo1iaG 0ASAS0 - ths e~sa1noADa0 0as0
~ go.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

OO0 Silver.
Nee YosS nsa - -kar slvsr s>s,c
London, Dec. N-EA. silver steady .: Sse ps.
000oeeo 0o1 EaD00as.
Nee York. Is>c- 1S.Ts.ai Imports o. m.r-
essniiss an4 JSs eoS9s Af the p,e. of Nee
YSs fr ne ..ea .seaise today vss -sin.a
= - rsts ~ .~e;: :.:s ss :ss,s. : !: d.; Z,
s s... S*sS ::',s % 80 80 SO x:assi e.
Tor 'se ...k es6sns to-day Ssre g EIsf3 .si-
NsoSoR Seoeks % Nev re~h.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

TIE ueeuanes- -AnfaleAa uAneaM oAnx,
WvSTW 9a.0oo,ooo VWlI PAD CAPITAL
AND 0a,0oovooo ooRplWo, oVeGRo 10
0ep0osT0Ro 9v93v FACILITY We0oos0
TlsG1R 0AlAWcGo, 0Wo0Neoo AND
RGopoUoo0OleTY Warrant.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

Total ss.es. S.~0o asa:ns, q -. -. ves;.r-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
Te.naxse y eaaA(R.

River Y0se0o0a.
The v1vers In the -. Louis esser1es Wal1 Sis>
for the next - hours.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

Partly cloudy. with possibly s:.o!csU: No ds
c1dsd change IN tempGSaiuf0: vag1a6so wintlA
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

Nee Y4k lae . -t.os,es aue.a,,oaa - aa,
sas mining 0fsS 4s Vere a. eoSiovs.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

STOCK EXCHANGE BOHD TRANSACTIONS.
1900 Va dSd g b 4 % csfs.. !:
HOrsign bo0is Snl0 a. tOliOUo:
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

81 Sss-s -ss - s-as u-s hass $50 =.
BINS
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

EDWARD II. D0vS1h
LOca1 vOg0eoDe9Bs
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-12-18
The Railroad Era

The past year has seen more
railroad construction than any
previous year in northern Mime.
sofa and there are signs that the
laying Of steel rails will continue
actively during the next two
or three years. Transportation
is the key to development and the.
activity OF the railroads in ex-
tending their net work of tracks
over this part of the state is
being following by the beginn-
ing of the greatest period of dew
elopment in its history. The
northern Red River Valley,
though settled for years, has
had until 1905, the most meager
railroad facilities, while the north
central part of the state is even
yet but partially supplied, there
being but one through line and
that running east and west.
Within a year or two there will
be another east and west line
and at last two that will connect
southern Minnesota with the ex,
IRENE northern boundry. With
the campaign of railway building
and with the prospect of success
for the drainage movement the
growth in population and the
development in resources of
northern Minnesota will make
the census figures of 1905 look
very small and unimportant.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-12-18

/. L1NEvITcH would rather fight
the Japs.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-12-18
Good Roads Commission

With the first of the year Gov
ernor Johnson will have the ap-
pointme t Of three highway
com missioners who will consti
tute a state mission under
whose authority all money here,
after to be appropriated by the
state for road work will be ex-
pended. The law creating the
state highway commission was
passed by the last legislature
and entirely does away with the
old method of appropriate
ing to each county every
two years tain roa d
moneys. Under the old system
the road appropriation was simp-
ly something for politicians to
prey upon. Under the new sy.
stem no state money will be ex.
pended for roads except upon
approval of the road by the state
com mission. An engineer will
be employed by the board and
the needs of different parts of
the state will be thoroughly in
vestigated with the result that
road building will hereafter be
done according to all intelligent
plan. --..
The matter of good roads is
scarcely secondary to that of
drainage. When the state has
solved these two problems it's
development will wait on nothing
but human enterprise and
energy. .'..
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-12-18
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Ofcourse it was the Bemidji
Pioneer which first brought US
the Presidents Message to Con-
gress. Big Fork Compass.
The Bemidji Pioneer editor out
Esops Esop with his fable of the
wolf, in that we do not have to
Figure it out" to find the moral.
-Cass Lake Times,
We are glad to note that, for
once, at least, Sam Langum of
the Preston Times is son the
Lord s side. I" Sam is all right,
aud so is his candidate.-Blue
Earth Port.
Mayor Benson of St. Cloud
should be commended for his
prompt action in revoking the
license of a saloon that had run
as a com bination bawdy house
and gam bling den. He did not
wait for action by the city ccun-
Gil, or city or county attorney,
but cancelled the license, refus-
ing to allow it's transfer to m IAN
of more decency than the origi-
nal holder. -Crookston Times.
Whoever is the author of the
fable entitled, ''The Wolf" III
last Wednesdays Bemidji Daily
Pioneer, certainly struck vein
of satire that should be cult
waited, for it is applicable to
almost any town or city in this
entire upper country. Ii Dean
Swift we're on earth today he
would be compelled to play
second fiddle to that fellow
Itasca County Independent.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-12-18
Stubborn
coug| ls
and Colds
CURED BY
F0LEY'S HONEY
and TAR

Obstinate, racking Coughs that mako
your head ache, your throat and lungs
sore and inflamed, that rob you of
sleep until your system becomes so run
down that you are lin grave danger of
Pneumonia or CONSUMPTION, are quickly
cured by F0iey's Honey and Tar. .
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-12-18
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NOTICE OF APPLICATIOl
for IS
LIQUOR LICENSE. B.
STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF BELTRAMI. Sss
City Of Remidii.

STATE OF MINNESOTA,
COUNTY OF BELTRAMI, 5ss
City OF Bemidji.
Notice is hereby given. that applicationsIas
been made in writing to the city Council
of said City of Benidii and filed in my Office
praying for license to sell intoxicating liquors
for the term OF one year commencing on
December 9th. 1895, and terminating on
December 9TH. 1906. by the following persons.
and at the following places, as stated in said
application. respectively, to-wit:
GEORGE McTAGGART
At that certain two story frame building
first floor front room, located on the north
end OF lots seventeen and eighteen az and Is)
block thirteen u3 original townsfte OF Be-
midi. Minnesota,
Said application will be heard and deter
mined by said city council OF the City
Of Bemidji at the clerks Office in the
City Hall In said City of Bemidji in Bel
trami county. and State q Mime. GA. on
Monday the 18th day OF Dec, A. u. 1876. at s.
O'Clock p. ID. of that day.
Witness my hand and seal Of said City
this 18th. dag of Dec. A. D. 1906.
tseall THOMAS MALOY
City Clerk.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-12-18

Three sizes-2sc, Soc, 500.
The so cent size contains two and
sone-haif times as much as the small size
and the $1.00 bottle almost six timea
Is mitch. 49,
SOLD lnD RECOMMENDED az
Bankers Drug Store.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-12-18
Bill Carli's Story

The Pioneer will tomorrow
print the first chapters OF short
serial story written by local
talent and dealing with local con.
ditions in Northern Minnesota.
The story is a tale of the Roulette
Wheel. The incidents that it's re-
cords are true and are paralelled
by the experience of many towns
and hundreds of people in the
northwest. It is written by Dan
Coriss whom the readers of the
Pioneer have already found to be
a keen observer of human nature
Notwithstanding with his lack of
learning. 1t is a simple tale -
but terrible one.