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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-03
McNcn Scrlebnn8 UpH G~inbaltSs
:, befrhlru

&uniuSiw9 tin. 2. &nli. -
BON 0cn Nhn0esbehorocn uNrOc bier
bci'm Numoeais Giitrjttpridtcr 4Sbi.
lips elm lerihtlid)e2 &eriohren lpeQcli
Nidtbciolqmig Der BON oieicm crloi-
'enen GiubnltsbefebIc gcqcn Die ,9(t.
dilon, Sopefo mo Santa sc 9nbn"
ein1clcitet. DnS 8~eriabrcn bcidrGnft
lid oti Die %gcnonntc @ubn, trobocm
Die GinbultSbeieblC olld) gc0cn oit
oGbicoQo, @urlingtou lnl0 Quincn~
Ole nGbicuao mo Nltou," sic ,Nfi-
iolrri Eociiic," Die .@aboib," oit
~GbicnGo, Milmoutcc un0 St. saul,
Die nGbicogo, Nod N9Iouo mo Ed,
chic" un0 sic oGbjcuQo Breot Mt.
tern" gcridtct mor0cu poreu. Ole
&Iagc iiibrt aus, OaB sic n9lthiion,
Sopefa mo Sontn 6e 9abn" lih
abiidjtlid ser TerlctmnQ OeS 8erbot5
iduI0ig gemadt bot weId,eS ibr MI.
teriagt, gclebmiOriac Rnbotte uno Be
uor3iglmg ein5elncu Aunocu einSus
rGumeu. Ml$ Der 3citplnft oieier
&crIebumgen miro bic Griit pom "a.
MGr5 1902 bis gum ~. 9topember
bc5ei6net. Hitter Ebilip5 bat nod,
in teiner gseiie dneeoeutet in lueld)cr
SSciie cr IN Der Sade Uorjugeben be.
ablidtiat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-03
Gbriapcafe 0ampfer.G umpagnie.
Khffobf re. Nfulp

elegnrte paifu9ier : Gampfer .sIugufta" ufs
sNfIanta" RAD
Glib totnt Comfort Hub soriutI, Ra.
Bdnhpfer ~oeridiieff Baltimore tiglfcb (auAae.
fiotliItet Sonllfaps) mn $50 2t6eitbS nub TOUT
MEN in Sto Point Comfort I'M q tl6r ~lepraeiis
lifo in RorioIf um 1.i5 Woreens at. da.
lhliebeno an bic 9iicitdbn5lae nah aneu
YuiifteH hes SnoenS uHo Siiolueftens.
D0rt-Niuer .4tnie.
eleaanfe Bofasier. Eaupfer -gbdrlotis- IHh
Baltimore"
uafl Neft.Vsiut nue Nidnpns. 10.
Sdirpter %oetIctfeH baltimore tdeiidb tausas.
%ttoinrnen Sonntdgs) nm 3 .llbr Rndmittaas uuo
~fottIfiett 5u WeftApcint tipt T3O MorIens tuh
5i Htcbiiiono I'm 9.25 WloraeHs an.
Die aH W,onfagen. Wtttpbder ulo ssreifdgeI
bon Baltimore dbfdbreroeH Sarrpfer. iHo bic
bon Neif.goiut an 5ieniidaen. SoHHetituNen
Lto Samffuaen a%bfubreH. leeeN. IN 8louccftets
Boat uno MlinoHo's an urb BITE al 0ienftl.
aef;. 5oHferfiaptn uHn Sdmtfuaeu BON Vnttt.
more uno an Mouialcn, Witilooh en- uno Srets
in9en bon NeitssioiHi 1bfabrsHo.p 91mpier
leaen in g%oiftepn uno 9Ia9'fdrf an tbei aiin-
higett &eiter).
camSier perla len geltimprs pom yier W. IS
uns ~. trd asn.glerfte
Eurd,sHtleie mad, allen SuniteIt ftuueM Qe.
fthert, 6epGd aiiaegeben itno RaifiteHj Imnitt
i'm Yordus referpirt werosty in eeus bislL0sy,
Bi1et. Shre1nr: NJ. 311, ssorS.1ts rfsS. SttSNe.p
n. ~. Nsbtcu, elgeHi, Sr. f2zs pN.<aIlmose,
strake. ODER ben Saupt, Bifrennr: ~. $50.
abt.straes. Saitimore, g,s. tr4t,HFs
w, ne .asslda s! ty,iibrer. SsaA sc:ssasst.Ne eus.
I. o. Wrrsaaei. ohIis-csn. '4oN. .assat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-03
Ser. Sanaer bon Baltimore.

Salptquartier: ~8ermania Wdn.
nerdor : Saue"; YrGiioent $cnrp
@ieiefing, Rr. 22S, perI. @aitern.
slpe.; correiponbirenber unb prpto.
foairenoer SetretGr 3. @iniam gu.
benius, SIR. 1928, SrIeansitrobe;
Sinan5 .SefretGr g. $tmmelbeber,
Nr. 3t5, Woro.goenitrabe; Sdas.
meiIter S. Midlid, SIR. Tia, @ar.
n%eritr.; 0iriaent &oDn u. al"in. Ser.
iamallung ieben 5ueiten 5reitas i'm
Wonat.
,Grion."
Sanptqilartier: Stag So0e, Rr.
205, Sanoper.S traBe. Sinsitunbe:
Wfittipob - 9iri9ent: S. s. Sranf.
,Sarmonie."
Sauptquartier: Wr. Ala, @eit.
Sapette.S trake. Singitunoe: 9ien.
flags - 9irigent: Sobn u. &Iein.
.@ermanio.Vtdnnerdor."
Salptquartier: @ermania Nan.
uerdor Sole, Nr. 410--4t2, 8eit.
2ombaro.S traBe. SingItlnoe: Don.
neritass - 9irigcnt: Ebeooor Sem.
berger.
.Srobitnn."
&niptquartier: 5robiinn Sane,
Nr. 1000, Sreoerid.@ oenle. Sing.
Itun6e: Wiiipods-0irigent Sobn
y. Glein.
,Irbeiter.R dnnerdor."
$anptquartier: anoreas' $al1e.
Rr.314, Sanoperitrabe. S%insimnoe:
DonnerItags - Girigent: Gbas. s.
Bnfau.
,2ocuIt.Yo WGnnerdor."
Sauptquartier: 3Wider'S Sane,
gde Guba. unS SInorcitrabe. Sing.
Ihrnoe: Iittpod aben6S 8 l1br =
9iriaent: Sulbert ariippel.
arbeiter-2ieoertaiel."
$anptqnariier: golS1 Sale, Wr.
4OS, 8eIt .2erinstonltrnbe. Cling.
itunoe: 2ienitogs--0irisent: $ugo
Stripped. @ucipna
vi .IeIobie." hn1 m
$auptauartier: 5. 3ies &ane.
gde 2owftraBe unb gelair Narft.
Sinalhnbe: Gomeritags Diri.
gent s. &arolls.
8aperiider @dnnerdor.
Idermann's Safe, gde BON caro-.
line. unb @oug6iraBe. SingItnnoe:
9onnerItas abenO. Qirisent: ansuit
Sdneioer.
@ermania. 1uartett.e Club
&auptquartier; @eienbere's Gale.
III. ft6, 0oro 8ataltrnBe. cling.
(atnoe: gienitags : Dirisent: s.
.QoroIus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-03
,Webger. 8eianauerein."


Saaptquartier: Soiimann's Salle,
2o,u. uno Sorrelt StroBe. Sins.
Itunbe: 0ienitaes - Diriaent: S. Is.
Sranf. m.i,n ~
.@oelmeiB."
Saiptq,lartier: @eorg 5. Ioer's
SaIe, Scr. I, 5ait'GOeuue, Canton.
SinaIhinoe: 9ienita9s = 8irigent:
Iug. Sdneioer. "1"'"'F
,T6aIin . WGmerhdrlf ID
Sanptqiloriicr: &oi0t'S SnlIty Scr.
1922, Sarioro.G pcmc.! Singihmoc;
GienItae; 9iriGent: S. IS. 6rouf.
,@idenfron3."
Sauptqilartier: Sobn Sdmibt's
(oorm. 3orn'S) SoHe, @de B.. nnS
@ouebItroBe, SiabIonotomn. cling.
ltunoe: Ytittpods-0iriaent goW.
B6dner.
Turnbcrein n8oripGrts."
8orpGrtS Sale, Hr. 1894.
@eI observation-disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-03
Ierdants e Iiners' 7ranspor.
tatipn Gumpann.

TampftrsxiHitm
ylddb Hofipi Huo benz Sflen: tebeu Woutaa,
9ieuftIa, DOnneritag uno Gdniiiag, MbenbS
q llbr. 80.
gnt RrOOioence II. benz 0fen. ieoep Conn.
tag. WiiifUoh mo Sretiaa, gbsubs o lfbr.
gnb NelUpori ; Weips uno y%,orfoIi: taaIttt
nm q llbt WbenoS.
BEN Iuae Gbfubrenoe 9uIrpfet dngenuulmeu.
gldh SdbanIab NIB BEN Siioeu: ieoen Diem.
fidG, Doineritdp NIB Samftng, abenos o rbr.
lOliUner nro Probioenee : 1ampfer labreu
bon Der Bsrite an Siibe ees eongsDcds ub:
EdpGrE1b'S dmpfer bon oer saerfte am Jube
Der Beib5alS' sfbenue.
Is. ". SiatusAam, Hssnt,
epngfSo6.
u. q. Turner, 9..V. .Aasnt.
n. .. StebbtpS, Sen. Dian,
SdupfGfirelu - 6Rocft.G6e German. uuh
Sigbt. Strabt. .. et~ .Uf3I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-03
Sin HcdjticrtisunaSprrind),

Shabomts . Sefret1r Sbdlp bemiibt
lid oie llriaden ocS groBen Sc.
ii5itS inn letter 5iSfnliobre 5l er.
flarcn.
8oibinqton, ,. g., 2, S1lli.
IL SefretGr Sbolp uerGiientlid)t sic
iol9cnoc Grfl1rung be5iiglid Der
6~inon5loge oeS 2onoeS mGbreno oeS
loeben gum Ibid)llB %geIan9ten iiSfn.
liiden SobreS:
lIoS tbatiddjlide Geii5it iiir oo5
ioebeu ST. Gnoe geganaene ISnbr be
ldift iid) in runben 3oblen olf $24,s
100000 ooer INN 100000 bober,
ais in Ser oifi3iellen SbGbung OeS
S6nsamtS = SefretGrs in icinem lcbs
ten SabreSberid)t angenommeu NOR.
Bel Der IlSnrbeitllng oieies &oron-
l6logeS Lief eln Srrtbum bon $500
600 nit inter, meld)er aus Dem Oar.
leben 81 oieiem 9etrage entituno, mel.
DIES Der n2ouiiiana Yurd)nie grpo.
iition" geiu6brt lmuroe. 9urd eiu
Serieben wuroe Der 9etrog oeS Oar.
lcbenS 5weimol in ab5ug gebrodt,
Nbgeieben oapon miiroe ooS IN Gor.
onidIog gebradte 0eii5it iif ouf
so, 100000 belallien baben.
IS oiirite intereiinnt iein, oie Der.
ldieoenen Soften, meld)e mirflid) Der.
%einnabmt uno perousgabt mllroen,
nit Den entipredenoen Toiten I'M
Toranlblag 81 Der9leid)en. Die Boil.
Ginnobmen beliefcn iit Inn etlpa
100000 boiler, oils ongenommen
woroen mar. Inter oen auSgaben
iinb Ole foI9enoen Yoiten beodytcns.
nertb: Die Eoit 4. @%innobmen blieben
nm 100000 binter Sem @orou.
Ihlage 5uriid, fiir oen ,Sitbnusfanul
muroen St,000,000 mebr perouSaabt,
oils angenommen moroen mar, sic
auS9aben iiir 9erieielungen betrllaen
Tim $750,0O0 mebr, oils peranihlaqt,
aui Die 6rend Spoliotion. uno an.
oere AnlpriIdle muroen $750,0OO
mebr nerGlSgabt, ais ongcnommen,
oos ariegSoepartement p~eralsaobte
aui Sliii'e uno S1ien INN 100000
mebr, Der Snoianeroienit ltente iid,
I'M $1,300,000 bober (oapon $3.50.
600 an umernorteten misunderstanding.
REM, an F~eniionen ipuroeu nm ST..
10000 mebr ge5oblt uno an j3inien
waren nm 100000 mebr 5u 3ablen,
ais i'll Anidla9 gebrabt moroen nc
rem. 4ui Scr anoeren Seite bat bas
Observation-Disclosures INN 100000
fir Sdiiisbollten weniger ~gebroud)t,
ais perani6logt moroen fuur. Ser
giinitige auslpeis iiir oen Wonot
sunni lit in feiner @eiie aui Nonipu.
lationen 5uriid5uiiibren. Die Nm.
ipriide iino cbenio id)nea bered)net
uno iibermieieu woroen, mie INNER.
ginige 9erpiQigrn9sbetrGge iino ober
eritopit, wie oas INNER i'm sunni Der
Saa gu iein pilegt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-03
Baltimore 9~ampi.Yadet.GO.

Die Der. Sin1teni VUIi befbroernb.
9dmpfer tubren idplid. Gonniaes uusgenom.
men. bon ben aBnisQine s"RierS. 9r. iO-ts,
9iabi Strabe. $3.50 HbenoS, oirett nab Olo
Roini Comfort. Ioriolf. Portsmouth uno aleu-
9unfien oes SfbenS. @erbinouue In oh
Stitmono. NerbiHbung IN PORTSMOUTH NIT benz
mouib ua6 NiIania. 3n RorfoIf 8erbinonna
Iit Der .Iilnniic Goat Cine. g~prfolf uns
Carolina. g~turfoif un6 fiiolib, Rorioif mno
pefiIiub lno yOlb Dominion Cine" ra1 g,etp.
bern, Wnlbiteton. 8.'9.. iuno Nidmonb, "a.
Wtabibeitei nnb eiropliftem Blanc. qurIi.
rtofe aniiiiel8iitnIer elefirifte BeIeu6tuna,
9nmpibe5hna. doien fret. Aeferbirte staidtef.
%5tnIrler IN ben BtuetsPiireaur Der bah Yine:"
gr. 32t. gSeifs Baltimore Gtrabe, gtr, 500 NIB
ediiinlote' hno eulberfsStrube, Continental
lrult Artlelng nno Aibausb'S. Charles. uHh
perinatoli StraBe.
SshH ". eue rtuoub, q. 93rstSn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-03
WfargIano unS Yenniglpania Wabm.
8aae perIaNen ortb.Nuenne.eiatien:

8aae o~erIafeu 4ortb.Aurnu CITATION:
$50 BORN. Ysoft mad Yurf. tdafi6. ausoes
%ItoriifieIl S0nntagS.
BIO Sorm. @ffort. nnd) 1eIta, nur Gonntags.
9'5o Horll. gffori, lldb Selair. tdgIid. ausge'
%iioirineit SuHntdqs.
il.35 8orIn. affom. nab 9eIair. ideIit. ouSee'
rnniriett SonHtuqs.
1.20 Tad)m. NffoiH. nab peI1ir, MIR G1nlfiaas
3.45 giddia. Poit nad yorf, tdglib, ausges
noiiiireu Sonniaes.
100 g,atm. gtiout. mao Delta. nur Gonntaas.
4.55 Eadm. Iffom. nab Della. 'tdaIiH. alisaes
1pniuen SonntagS.
Cos abenes aifom. mad, gel,fir. taaIih, aus
%penpmmen SonHidgs. p
ff.Oo sibenbs siffom. nad sseIair. MIR Conn.
tags.
1f45 el6snbs gffom. MAD Bslair, uar apttt.
wo68 uHo GamaoB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-03

gudbanoluna. irate y
Mrs. M. Rartin, E715 @eit.2erina.
. toms traBe. IN7
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9ambnrgsNm
,-Nad,-
Toppelidranben.
Grprck. uno Ya1Iaaier. Tieu1t.

fsstu Su Tuper Mr 9onbou nno earis ar.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
M ~" 81 B~roaolunp, Rem.Oorf,
Mrtbnr VI. Mobion,
1877 Oit.9altimore.S Ctr.
Mm alten Yiate.
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2seue f6neTe Gag 2soote
Der GrieSipn. yiaie.
o9orS Baltimore" nmb yVenn"
uad Ybilnoclphia.

Ron Tienitaa, ben 80. Wldt. RormItidgs 8
ll6r, an tdgli6 ltno Gonntdgs Abfabrt bon
2igbt. uno Erait'eirnBe. in Settsrton uno Gbe.
fer, Pu., dnBdlieiio.
utrrltds 5abrt bnrdl ben annat.
Snbrpreis In einer gidtiln9 $3.50. 8nno,
fa6rt U5 Inge) fH- Die Riididbrt iuipotl auf
Dem Tag, ipie gindbts l'oote siiltis, $3.50.
gtunofabtiSNileie, bon vbilaoeipbia nit Der
~. & 8. 9iieubdbn" Bnriidfebreno, $3.50. -
Surdinbr3sgtuete mad Atiantie.Gitn uGo 5,is
rid per Moot S3,75, ODER per 9iabu. IL Saae
anita, $3.50. Serner 9urhfdbrissRiQete mad,
Rriu. Dorf, eouasSrand, ASturita arf, in elmer
Ruhofabri. $500. Ser gbenbs9 ampfer fibrf
idGli6, Sonnid9S nnsaenommen. UNI 6 tibr
RabmittggS .ah -9abrbtlete toerosu tm 9its
reau iplpie bel Mlbonab's. 3r. POI, g,cro.
GtntIesSEtrabe, mad slibann, 2rob, Gatdiodn.
GprinaS, Teipporf. 9te,p' Sdoeu tef.t, periIaao
tDie.) uno HJtoItfenpnnItep b~erfduffs Gdbreibi
lpegen Reifehhbrerl GiartMes ebstssS. stsent,
gir. 20i. gisbtsGtrabe. Ci0t y
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NnuappiiS, mt. HoOGls5 tntion, l7.b0 uuo
ss46 Norm 1880 ilto l5,65 gdttii SeiilSeri'
iags, 400. 1885 gnbrr, 600 unb 9i1.1o
SrsOsrld. Mt NObotetotiOn 2s.45 nno l9.4s.
1000 BORN, 1925, 1850 mn $500 Tatbm.
Nindriter, Nlt. 5opulsS Station, !7.l0 Born.
unb l2.f3 sla6nl Gom6ers Stntton 1870 GornI,
80, Saasrsto sli,0N MI ''Y @VotpaI.e tottOn. ls.45 gorr.,
1850 si11nl Ganlheu'S tntion, 1900 SorInp
lSso m,s 4 90 % sIas Si ,,v,, c,m,ne,u.,.
l7' Ss5p''s saS a5. i'90 5Srm, a'r Re- S"'llS s'Bo' .b'ad
9iGhm. 1880 unb fli.46 Nbfn6s.
Curtis eab, gaHoen5 Station, 1898 BORN,
YurnD NIB clifton Oit. Ronal Station, t2.43
nsiobal shie.siuie" nad Yblaorlshta anb
SefiIth. Berl Samoen &erl. MT Nohdl
S&S ariur a. @peilt iSSl. 7 5S5@S !. VI s'6o y. q
Sa, 6ltSr Ts efasr S nus so 81. SS5Ss$. S64Ss.
$ sSsllSr S Sl"s!, a. 1''@s AL "a. i i.SS y. 'il.5Sas !.
DSioeal pimitsS, Mu5fhIieblib Fuaman.
s s%si, ~ S g!aaa,S %s" q, & SsI q 6 J y I gs y '"0
eto6es, Hbild, alsa 81 5.o0M. b05M z
8drlers Stner 80. IdgI SOON. SOON :
g S%'aSsoo SSIIg @aq5i ,o P.G 70 y sam SG5 y us =
Der Iofale G%bldtmaGlon nab glem sgorf 1T i'm
Nt stoeaI'R Gbnboi nm 1000 abenoS 8ur Yai'
''"S'5'S n S%t' SNasl,%siIIs5ssi1tp OF am @Oaentuo.n. W
nab NtianficaEitn tlllidb.
gHe 8iioe baIien In @ilmlnston. g bdIt "
Gbeiier. an.
@erI. 9ninosn NerI. Wt. RobuI
FhiIu. 9lffDm., rut co. S.0h Y. $40 Y.
Fbilu. gffunt, nlr CO. St5 y. $50 u.
Nherbeeu 9lif, nur CO. 100 u. loo y.
BDilu Srpref, nitSg. Q go v. 2.2b Y.
YbiId @rpreb. ui5g. Q 300 v. 800 y.
Mherhcen gff., alisp. Q Gi0 u. G.tb ~.
Rbilu. Mffoin.. MIR GO. $40 VI. 6.tb ".
Bbild. @rpreb, 3dol. 9.00 u. 0.0b ".
M~tllet-eiireaur; gioroipeitsgde Charles iirb
GnratuaasStrube ~. W. Is. N.sSebdnoe), Nr.
526, SiioseroGonub, Wtt. Rob0I'S tniton ooer
Gdmoells StatioH.
3. y. Wartiu, Wpar. VaN. Traffic.
Is. VI. Ballet. @el. 'luif. sNuent.
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Baltimore Obio sBabM
Man bsadttt psittreu Eienit uou Der Mt. NppaI.
Cfnfinu

: 1daIi&. | aJaqlt6, aiisaenonmeu eOnniuss.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-03-31
Says Work is Too Slow.

Alex Benner has returned from
International Falls after having
spent some time there. He went
out on construction work on the
big dam which is to be put in
there but owing to the long delay
in getting started he returned to
the city. AS yet there has been
nothing done and Mr.. Benner be-
lieves thatit is the intention to
bring the lum Der into the city by
way Of the lakes, and conseq uent-
ly there will be nothing done IN
til the waterway is opened suffi
GENTLY to permit the boats to
come up that far. He will put a
large passenger and transporta
ton boat on the Red River this
summer and will spend some
time now in Thief River Falls
looking after business there for
a few days.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-03-31
'DEADHEADS TO
BE PICKED Up
Logs Sunk in Lakes Bemidjji
and Irvine Will Be Taken
Out Next Summer.

b & ( = 4 x
One Of the tasks connected with
the logging industry in the vicin.
ity of Bemidji will be the recov-
cry next summer Of all the logs
sunk in Bemidji lake and Lake
Irvine. During the past eight
years that logging operations
have been carried on, large
drives have been taken into these
lakes and there are many hun
dreds of thousands Of feet Of
tim Der lost, as some Of the logs
have become Watersoaked and
sunk. The work will be carried
on by the Crookston Lumber
company and a crew will be put
to work as soon as possible.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-03-31

fine and the other promised to
leave the city.
Arthur Brannon returned to
Northome last night.
For satisfaction take Barlow S
| Best-there is no better flour
made.
Judge John Day Smith, one Of
the prominent legal lights Of
Minneapolis, is Bemidji visitor
today.
Chas. F., Ruggles, the million
aire timber owner, is looking
after his interests in and around
Bemidji.
Superintendent of Scools J. j..
Regain made an official visit to
Funkley last night, returning to
Bemidji this morning.
Have you forgotten to see Dr..
W. W. Wilcox about your eyes or
are you just neglecting, your
best friends the eyes? You will
find him at the Markham,
It dulls the scythe Of Father
time, drives away Wrinkles Of
approaching old age-the elixir of
life, that puts hope in the human
heart-Hollister's Rocky Noun.
tain Tea. IS cents Tea or Tablets
Barker's Drug Store.
Bert Carver, EN- ployed at the
j W. G.. Schroeder store in this
city, left this morning for Cam p
bell Lake, where he will relieve
Frank Schroeder, the present
manager of the Campbell Lake
store, for three weeks.
! Goes further and further
Never stops until you are we'll
That's what HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea will do. A great
! Tonic. Makes rich, red blood
firm flesh. 35 cents, Tea or Tab
lets. Barker's Drug Store.
Matt Jones, who has had {
nun Der of heavy draft horses
employed at the J. A. Irvine
camps near Northome during
the winter, arrived in the city
last night with the stock and vii
]. leave with them today for bis
j home at Grand Forks.
Mrs. J. P. Lyons, who has
been confined to the county poor
farm for the past year, is lying
j critically i'll at that institution
and her dea b is not unexpected,
! Mrs. Lyons has suffered with
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If 50, why not buy American Gentlema
Shoes which are sure to give you satisfaction

The style is up-to-date and the quality is tn
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Teachers Meet.

The ninth annual meeting OF
the Northern Minnesota Teach.
ers Association will be held at
St. Cloud April IA and Is. The
railroads are giving rate Of a
fare and one third on the certif
cate plan from all points in Min
nesota for this meet. The hotels
also are giving splendid rates tc
teachers. I should like to see
Beltrami county represented at
this meeting and would be
pleased to hear from any teach.
ers contemplating attending.
j. j. Regain,
Snpt. Of Schools.
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THE CITY

Go to Hakkerup's for Photos.
"Beats All" washer. Fleming
& Downs.
John Goodman went to Ten
strike this morning.
Something doing at Straw s
shoe store this week. See ad.
Ice cream at the Model bakery.
Private parties speciality. Phone
1875.
Choice varieties of seed wheat
for sale by the Bemidji Elevator
company.
Chas. Hayden of Blackd luck
spent yesterday in the city and
returned home last night.
Walter Harris, manager Of the
Richards hotel at Henstrike, ar
rived in the city this morning.
r. R. Getchell returned this
morning from Tenstrike, where
he has been employed for some
time past.
Frank Lane has disposed Of his
residence at the corner of First
street and Mississippi avenue tc
John H. Lampe. s.-..
Hector LeBleu, agent in the
city for the Fitger Brewing com
pany, made a business trip tc
Tenstrike last night.
Misses Clara and Mary Hen
rickson left yesterday for Foss
ton, where the former will be en-
gagged in teaching school.
Mrs. G. w. Speelman arrived
in Bemidji this morning from
Northome for a short visit in the
city with friends and relatives.
A. R. Button, proprietor of the
Ripple hotel on the Big Fork
passed through the city last
night enroute home from the
Twin Cities, where he has spent
the week.
When bilious try a dose Of
Cham berlain S Stomachand Liver
Tablets and realize for once how
quickly a first. class up.to date
medicine will correct the disorder
For sale by Barker's Drug Store,
Two DRINKS were arraigned
before Judge Skinvik yesterday
and three more appeared before
him this morning. Sentence was
suspended upon three, one paid 8
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sciatic rheumatism for several
years.
There is no lever SO powerful
as plain and simple facts-Mark's
Lung Balsam will cure your
c ,ugF.
Game Warden A. G. Rutledge
went to Cass Lake this afternoon
on official business. MI. Rut.
ledge will return home tomorrow
evening.
Ladies, if you want a refined
and brilliant complexion, free
from blemishes, use Hollisterss
Rocky Mountain Tea. Brings
red lips, bright eyes and a cream.
like complexion. IS cents Tea OF
Tablets. Barker;s Drug Store,
Philip Gill has arrived in the
city from Minneapolis, where he
has spent several weeks. Mr.,
Gill has accepted a position al
the Gill Bros. clothing store or
Minnesota avenue and will make
Bemidji his home during the
summer.
William Schaffer, a brakeman
of Dennison. Ohio, was confined
to his bed for several weeks with
infam tory rheumatism. 81
used many remedies, he says.
Finally I sent to McCaW's drug
store fora bottle Of Char berlain's
Pain Balm, at which. time I was
unable to use hand or foot, and in
one weeks time was able to 90 to
work as happy as clam . For
sale by Bankers Drug Store.
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Mill Wood for Sale.

During the coming summer,
Yves Wright will handle all the
mill wood at the Crookston Lum-
Der company, having secured
that right from the mill manage
ment. Wood will be delivered
for So per load. See Yves Wright,
or call up phone No. As or the
Crookston Lumbe COMPANY.
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SERGEANT SMITHS SEARCH
Travelled All Over the World, But
Not Successful Until He
Reached Bemidji.

Sergeant Smith, who is re-
membered here as having been
one of the first to join the Rough
Riders, was IN town yesterday,
visiting old friends for the first
time in many years.
He said that it was odd, but in.
all his travels, he had never
found a good SC cigar until he
went into B. A. Barker S Drug.
store yesterday, where he bought
a WadsWorth Bros. Chico. =
Sergeant Smith has smoked Por-.
to Rican cigars, Gu ban perfectos,
and Manila cheroots, but from
now on, says he will have nothing.
but the Chico. as it's a good,
clean cigar, with long Havana
filler, smoking with firm ash
and regular 25c fragrance.
b. A. Barker has just secured
the local agency for the sChicos, =
and wants all the smokers Of Be
midi to try them and see if Ser
geant Smith is not a good Judge
lof cigar.
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Attention, Fisherman,

Owners Of fish houses will dc
we'll to remember that the licen.
ses for operating the same ex.
pire today March 81 and any.
one using a house for fishing pur.
poses, is liable to a fine. "a
word to the wise"
A. G. Rutledge,
Game Warden.
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Frank Rutledge, who has been
in the city for several weeks
past, today accepted a position
at the Great Northern round
house in Cass Lake and left for
that city this afternoon.