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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-27

S-n urn 7. *. Enero 20, 1905.
Senores.
En- provision de que Ia viruela pu-
diers presentarsc en- forma epidGmIca
en- la l,la, con el fin de evitarlo re
comiendo 4 usted, las siguiestes me
didas.
| Que todos los niiios que asisten 4
las escuelas que no estuvieron debi-
damsnte protegidoS contra 10 viruela
sean vacunaGoS.
III Que 81 sc descubre algun case
dc viruela entire los niiios que concu
rren a Ia eScuela sea esta cerrada va.
cunados los demas alumnos.
III Que recuerde usted todos los
medicos que pralican en- su diStrito el
deber en- que eStan de darle euenta de
todo case de viruela que hayan sido
llamades a.. sasistir. FL parte deberan
producirlo. .nentro de las u horas que
slgan a ST. conocimiento acerca del
Nv Qu@Aaga ustedl aber los je-
fes de familia la convent iencia de dar
4 usted .cuenta de cualqpler case de
iebrc cruptiva que ocurra en- alguien
de su familia
V Que donde quiera que descubra
I'm caso de viruelas Sc cuarentene toda
Ia casa y Sc practique seguide la vacu-
naci6n. de todas las personals que no
esten protegidas cont~a+la viruelas La
cuarentena debe drirar por 10 msnos so
dias desde la aparacl6n de la erupcio
nj mas ST fuere necesario, 8 hasta qde
le persona este enteramente bien, las
personals que hayan estado expuestas
al contagio deben cuarentenarse por IS
dias
VI Que ordene listed la desinfec-
ci6n completa de las casas. .donde haya
|ocurrido un case de virucla, recordan-
do que toda fumjgaci6n propiamente
hecha debe emplear seis horas por ca
da habitacion. =
Vii Tnforme usted q los vecinos
que un case dc variololde puede engen
drar la viruela grave; y que casi todas
las epidemias empiezan por casos de
pequefla intensidad pero estas formas
dan lugar otras mas graves.
Atentamcntc.
r.. de vale. D N.
Spcrint1rdeatr 10 Sar,dad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-27
Bufete de abogados

' Los distinguidos y com petentes abo
gados don Eduardo Acuna A'ybar Y
don Luis M6ndez Vaz nos participant
en- atenta circular, que han tornado
una 'sociedad de abogados para dedi-
carse a toda clase de asuntos relacio.
nados con dicha profession teniendd co,
mo auxiliar al. Notario don LIS
Abella.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-27
81. -.
':.SensibIe accidente

L1mentamos mucho el percance ocu-
rridos en- los Estados Unidos dos
hijos' dc nuestro amigo DR.. Goenaga
los cuales, corriendo en- triReos sobre
ci hielo tuvieron la desgraGia de ;infe-
rirse varias lesiones, que afortunada-
mente, segun nuestros informes no
revisten mucha importancia. ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-27
De la Carolina
-.' - -" Is de Enero de 1905.
Ell ENTIERRO DE LA SENORA
''' JIMENEZ SlCARDO

En- Ell lujoso trent fGnebre de primera
case de los senores Moreno Mesa,
lie San Juan tirado por magnfhcos-ca- e.
b4llOs, fueron conducidoS d las cuatro
e la tarde q ID santa iglesia parro
'quial y de aquf 4 Ia metropolis de este
p eblo, los inaninados restos de la
que en- vida fu6 Pepta Jimeuez Sicar-
10 dc Pllero, dep4sitandJ Jse en- el pan
teQn do, Ia iamlliae'y81l
I'll SequltQ tuG una verdadera ma
nifestacion de condoleucia general por
o hhmtrQSo y escogido d. todas las
classes sociales de Carolina y pueblos
li1ritrotes y eIocuente demonstration dc
laScsifnpatias de que gozaba la finada
Pepita. ..n4 d
Cubrlan el sarcofago in6nidad de
.vaIosss coronas, de las. que recuerdo,
ntre otras, una de don Emilio Pinero
con las siguientes dedicatorias: Re
cuerdo de tn esposo" "Madro del alma
tus hijos no te olvidan."
Otra 'Familia Gonzalez, Ramon y
Maria Pepita'
Ora "Colonia Espanola de la Caro-
lima. ~A4 sfR@seS I" <iS q ~@-
Ora Recuerdo de tus padres y her
tnanos." ''ss@
Otra Lola Fernandez Pepita
Otro Anita Rodriguez 4 Pepita.
Otra 'Familia Garcia 4 su inolv i
dable Pepita." !"
Despidieron el duclo en- scntidas y
Cnmovedoras frases ell Alcalde y Sc
Inretario se1ores Font y Perez
4o' 'e' - ''''' ''' FL Corresponsal.oa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-27
Circular de Sandal

san Juan p. K Encro 20, 1905.
SenoreS..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-27
Notsa del dia,

'aNfadahic noueia
Mr. iosi Ia .nventaio un apA-
ratio para proiegeT los iondos Y
la Quillas de los buques meT
cautes lc cue~~a Nj Pos
se deilca a proteger los iondos
de los buques.
AboTa ms explicamoS. salts
factorlanente -porQue no hu bo
desgrac as que lamentar. - la
causa dei chapuzon que Sc peg6
hace POGO trempo en la bahia
nue>tro inefable presiden;e del
Ejecutivo.
lnhnita sera la consternacion
nuestra el dia que las ahciOnes
nahtlcas que padece Mir. Post
lie lleven 4 corfer nuevos rics
go5 Y pehgros. que pudieran
tepef. uh desenlace tragico. pero
sin grandeza, en- el fondo fangoso
r de una bahia que no Sc Ampia
desde hace seIs amos
= - Pero nos tranquiliza ell apar
tamiento forZoso que las tareas
ID paflamentarias han de :impo
,ner al efecGndo, Serretari0 de
Puerto Rico r. oisua8endole de
sus peligrOsas, ahciones, 81 blen
sqesode Ilamentar que puedan ser
Ia causaade que la; patria pierda
une de- sus2lnds preclaros jnven :,
torres y los fondos. y. quillas de
! los buques, su mas garrldo, pro-
Z tecter +, j. 5.9 ,uir4te O.. i p
-9IoAhora tiene que hacer Ell
Puerto Rico, esa gloria etlbrio :.
Z maria; le ha caido ira bajo .aqui:.
'::z Aplfque 81 puede Ia macula
de Gonservaf fondosa de lbuques
al la conservation de fmldos in
snlares v 81 ,por desgra cia no
. slene aplicacion possible, como
es de, temer. en- vista de las Sc
ha1es lque9 9presenta ell proyefto
, de, preSupuesto, yea entopces
,el martin frustrado de la clencia
4-milagrnsamente salvado eu
! nuestra ColOnla--si la experien-
cfa n6 le ha demostrado que
Puerto Rico r'esta hdenasiado
empobrecido para soppftar los
gastQs, deaup. lpresApuestQ como
q cd Que lOu0cen nuestr0s5 OOnse-
; jeros " oayet ohemoS pasado por
nelEdesagradable deber de- ebfnen
i ~ ~ 5b signs2ttq e-l rIIEut) F!
>, "a, l4iehq ten44mo4 eSln144m ,algo5 que
agregar. b IL ot'-.D j 59n.1
IsixLoa, funclonaraos que interyie'
men en- aei empleO) del dMero pu-
, blico deben rendir cdentas ca
bales al dueno del dlnero gas
tado. ....,.'. ....o -
h,c Ese dueno es el pueblo 1-
..rusY Yes precise que sepa fG0mo
~ clIanio Sc fInvierte su d1ner0,
RI para evitarse en- los amos su1e-
2 Sivos los escandaIosos despflfa-
rros que en- forma de Cilindros,
de pupitres, de prensas tipo-I
ygrahcas, tai vez hasta de auto
mo viles, Nienen) perpetrandose
al am paro de unos presupues tos
que scoIocan rumbosarnente en-
man os de cuatro 8 seis funcio-
narIos clentos de millares de
dollars 5ig-ui~9rl IT,. oi9o l.l .Cb
b HPor ique los ADMINISTRATORS
! neGegitan consejQs, n1uch'o mas
bcuando no son 4elegidos. sino
que son impuestos; los adn11-
( nistradores deben ncinyertiFi los
fondoS de que disponen5ecouo IL,
mo cGfdado1e6n ih1peeabie ha BIZ
lidad, p6fqne 10 basta H a1R 'Hon's'
,lraadezIl esP A9ye So sdl6f6Glia4Ms dl6f6Gli Parraa
1sun btuncl1narlR quet6pAsSVe1 ser.
muy honfad0n pafo msV;tt0rpsi,
Entre nosbtfos dose fnnCnna5 .,
y rios ham perdMo zusraetef de-
tales y Sc hati1 G65n*aitldo9ef ttp1
torres a PeFPaA.s+dad . col
FL pueblo vive en- una depri-
mente Y perdurable minoria de
edad. sin pedir cuentas de nada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-27

Ell Corresponsal.or
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-27
TrasladO de COnsultOri0

Ell DR.. Don Gustavo Mufoz
ha trasladado su Consultorio q
la casa mum. 81 de la calle de
Tetuin.-Telefono, asa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-27

Naf NNN naiH1alNe CNiNcnNia>
IA esiA pa@an4o Ac IA raya
p uso Sc ana. f,aiic ia de-
pfcu. lxN8,n n, ia os3a
IL geiacino ' IA adininisito
clon ae nu sais scwamdan scfias
'fmmaliaadcs cue no se cum
pen aqui
Ncccs'san' eS farcionafios res.
pou>aalc. &c sus sc>tioUrs en-
ln> asante> dt "a adminIs,ra
>s0a nae den cnenia aeta
lla3a lie sus uabaios Y QucsN.
mos iamolCn que ~e conozSa DC
antcmano que ~ dehna \ e
nae mlnuNiosamcnle. al cmplec
que Ia de tcner el presupuesto,
lue cs exhoTbitanie Y ruinoSo
10 iecimos de>de lucgo
y porque vemos que Va en-
aumcntp impossible Y perludi-
oial sin que se adviertan en-
niugun orden de la vida. las
me]oras que Sc desprenden nece-
sacramento de la cantidad ma
yor de dinero gastado. es por 10
que decimos que hace ialta.
que Sc impone con rigurosa pre-
cisi6n IN poco de prudencia
administrative V mayor tacto
del que Sc la enrpleado hasta
a fecha en- los maneIos de los
caudales p,iblicos.
Cada departamento insular
debe teneT 10 extrlcto, 10 in
dispensable para que funcio
nc el organismo administrative
pero con previo informe deta
liado que explique y concrete Ia
inversion que ha de darse a la
suma toda.
:,Isn la forma actual, como Sc
viene administrando al pueblo
puertorriq uenes vamos en- dere.
chura y en- ffrlea reCta q la ru1-
ma completa Y desastrosa.
Y sc explica este case amen
table y cieTto.
:Nuestros administrators, por
mas que digan, desconoCen por
Icompleto las condolences del
pals; no tienen mas patron nj
etro molde administrative que
Eel exotico Y necho . la medlda
Ipafa los Estados opulento le la
lmetropoli.
I Nj siquiera Sc han detenldo
nuestrOs tutores tOmarnOS Ia
medida del sayo que nos h an
Rd5EDtgglncarek 81 EDtggl eka4r<ontIIa otjo III :.
Y nos queda ridiculamente
grande pesado y molesto. .'
Y andamos expuestos d Ia
lchaco ia Y a la rechif1a general
con ropa fe lance hecha de pa
cotilla y gastando mas que 81 la.
hlCleramOS en- casa.
Y ESQ que a los de fuera le
cahsa fisa. q nosotros nos cause
pena, tristeza profunta, amar-'
gura inhnita y hondo desespe-
Eraf, p6rqne va el pueblo Sc va
enterando de que ha sahdo del
I 'oh1i9ado ii fantilismo, y ha cal
do ca Ia cuehta de que 81 le 81 \
guen llamaudo nirO. no es para
mimarle nj quererle mas, sino
para continuar negandole sus
dervehos.y y usurpando sus atri-
btlcaOneS, I5aIlGI IN - t. BAT.
- Y ST las cosas asiguen al paso1
que van, 81 toi1tinuan en- esa es
cara ei derrocf1e, 81 leE despiifarfo
s,gue. cuando Ia entrega Sc
tOfzosa Y pase q manOs de sus
ipdlseutt bles esadmip,suadpres 10.
que ahora esta a MERGED de tu
torres paDVidenolaes. Sc habra
|complicado de tai manera la ad
mjnlstracion y aVd Vdesorganizado
IN tai guisa, que sobrevendra
ainifracaso aine1 table. y lin des.
fcredito absolute sobre los suce
sores de esos geni6s de "a colo
'nizaCi6n, que han Icafdo lsobre
Puerto Rico, en- fguralde Cdmlii,. :.
St0nad0s.N 81 al Jhlt3Noq al
. NJ ,5...f, -. ! -. q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-27

= Parece que Sc trata de etectuar
grandcs hestas populares varios bal
les de trajes, mascaras niflos y I'm
paseo triunfal de la reina que Sc eliza.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-10-31
Mrs E. F. Greeley Of Ripple
Frozen to Death Near
Her Homestead.
WAS MISSING FROM HOME
ABOUTA WEEK.
Aged Lady Was Mother of A. N.
Greeley, Former Bemidii
Newspaper Man. (

Mrs. Eliza F. Greeley, who
held a homestead near Ripple,
was found dead Saturday morn
ing half mile from her home.
stead. ~'.- ~,e~ =,
The evidences about the body
indicated that she had frozen to
death. 1t is. thought that she
went out into the woods sur
rounding her cabin, became lost
and after making vain efforts to
reach home became fatigued,
laid down to rest and while Sleep
'-s 1:sg was overcome by cold. She
had been absent from her home
about a week and search was
instituted, resulting in finding
her dead body.
Mrs. Greeley was mother of
A. M. Greeley, formerly editor
Of the Pioneer, and who Is flow
proprietor and publisher Of the
Big Fork Compass. She came
from Minneapolis to Ripple to
t SsSske Up q b homestead on the Biz
Fork. She was at ali advanced
age and very seldom remained
Upon her claim alone. The
funeral was held Sunday and the
remains were inferred in the
Ripple cemetery,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-10-31
REV. MURPHY'S
BROTHER DEAD.
Thomas Murphy, Formerly
Of This City, Died at
Carleton This Morning.

n. : = : n
Thomas Murphy, a brother Of
Rev. Father Murphy of Carleton
and a former resident of this
city, died at Carleton this MORN
ing after an illness extending
oyer a period Of years. The
gentleman was about 55 years Of
age and made Beflidji his home
during the time Father Murphy
was rector Of st. Philips
Catholic church in this city.
The remains will be brought to
Bemidji Thursday afternoon and
will be inferred in. Greenwood
cemetery in this city on the
same day. The funeral will be
under the direction of the local
lodge Catholic Order of For
esters, Of which the deceased
was a member.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-10-31
Last Half of Real Estate Tax
Must Be Paid Before
Tomorrow.
TREASURER'S OFFICE WILL BE
OPEN TONIGHT.
Lively Scramble at Treasurer'S
Office Today to Avert
Penalty.

Today is the last day for the
pay Of the last half of real
estate taxes, which were due
June / and upon which penalty
Of 10 per cent will be added to.
morrow.
During the day there has been
a lively scramble at the Office of
the county treasurer to avert the
penalty, and a large sum of
money will have been paid into
the county Golfers before the
office closes this evening.
To accomm odate thUse Who are
unable to get to the court house
during the day, County Treas
uref French has decided to keep
bis ONCE open this evening until
8 O'Clock. Payments Of taxes
may be made to him up to that
hour. ." ..
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-10-31
Says Deal is Not Complete.

Superintendent Garter of the
Iron Range Electric Telephone
com pany, ID a telephone message
from Crookston today stated to
the Pioneer that the Iron Range
company had not yet disposed Of
it's interests in Minnesota to the
Northwestern company, but that
negotiations had been carried on
for some Hfne pest between the
tive COIN panies and that the lat.
ter had made an offer foi' the pur-
chase Of the system.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-10-31
Gave Halloween Party.

Mrs: r. Gilmore this after:
noon gave d Halowe Ell card party
at her home, corner Fifth street
and Beltrami avenue, Ine
rooms we're decorated with the
usual Halloween decorations,
and Mrs. Ed. Kaiser, attired as a
ghost, received the guests. Miss
Amber appeared as a witch.
''Slippery Ann" was played dur
ing the afternoon and light re.
freshments were served. Tables
were set for "a guests.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-10-31
DIST. COURT is
IN SESSION
Fall Term Will Be Finished
This Week---Judge Nc
Clenahan in Chair.

The adjourned term Of district
court was recJnvenad at the
court room this morning, Judge
McClenahan presiding. During
the forenoon no cases were taken
up. The first case to come up
this afternoon was that of w. r.
Peyton, as trustee for the Be
midi Mercantile com pany,
against Thos Newly, and the
case is still on trial. No Jury
cases will come up, all the cases
on the calendar being court
cases. It is expected that the
term will be finished in two or
three days.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-10-31
Gave Interesting Lecture.

The lecture given last night at
the Baptist church by Rev. DR..
Cummings was well attended
and was interesting and instruct.
i've throughout. Dr.: Cum mings
gave a history Of Bufnlah, the
eustofhs Of life and the habits of
its people, and spoke Of the work
that had been accomplished
there by the church missionaries.
DR.. Cummings will remain in the
United States for another month,
after which he will return to
Burmah to spend the winter.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-10-31
Married SATURDAY.,

Ralph Dickinson and Miss
Lulu Wright were married in Be-
midi Saturday afternoon, Rev.
Thomas Broomfield performing
the ceremony. The contracting
parties are residents of the town
Of Grant Valley, where they will
make their future home.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-10-31
Killed 252 Ducks.

Fl. J. Loud, G. M. Bacon, w. w.
Browne, George McTaggart, J.
P. Duncalf and Chas. Plummer
returned this morning from a
hunting trip to the lakes in the
vicinity of Cass Lake They re-
port excellent success and one
member of the party stated this
morning that in all they killed
252 ducks on the trip.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-10-31
Rummage Sale Closes Tomorrow

The rummage sale being given
by the Presbyterian church at
the old Ross building on Bel
trami avenue will be closed to-
morrow afternoon and evening
and all goods remaining will be
sold out at the peoples own
prices.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-10-31
MANY DUCKS I'm
BEMIDJI LAKE
Hunters Enjoy Good Sport in
Shooting Down Members
Of sNorthern Flight.

The cold weather that has been
prevalent for several weeks has
brought down the northern fight
of ducks, and Bemid j lake is now
the abode of a large number Of
the birds. Yesterday was an
ideal day for duck hunting, and
the parties that went out on the
lake came home with large bags
of game. One party brought in
II ducks as a result of an hours
hunt.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-10-31
Train Service Tomorrow.

The first regular train on the
new Red Lake railway will leave
Bemidji tomorrow morning. AS
stated before, the train will be
an accommodation freight and
passenger and will run Wednes-
days and Saturdays only. After
the regular service is installed no
passengers will be taken on the
work trains.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-10-31
Flexible Sole Shoes.

Regent Crest objectionable
string lasts for semi-dress, heavier
shapes for business wear, patent
colts, calf. velours, ske toe shapes
s.. so 81 81. 100
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-10-31

J. M. Tullen is in the city to.
day on his way from Moorf1ead
to Blackjack. where he Will
spend the winter.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-10-31

The desperate Straits in which
Mr., Carriers supporters find
themselves is Illustrated by the
attempt made this morning to
puta list Of illegal voters upon
the registration lists in the
fourth ward. O. E Bailey APP
peared before the judges and
handed them a list of eight
names of men whom he claimed
boarded at the Remore hotel. An
investigation showed that but
three of the men boarded at the
other five being entirely I'M
known.
Attorney Henry Fdnkiey, who
Was Quoted in the Donald
Bailey campaign circular as say
Ing that he had given up hope OF
Seeing John Gibbons elected
mayor, this morning denied the
statement which appeared in the
circular last night and said that
it was simply a lie. Mr.. Funkley
says that since Mr.. Gibbons an
nounced his candidacy fo- mayor
he has been with him and will
remain with him until after the
votes are counted.
Mr.. Gibbons was named for
mayor by the business men o.
the city-by the men who stood
for and accomplished city orean.
izativn. He did not seek the
office-it Sought HIN. If elected
ne will owe his Office to the
efforts Of the business men of
Ben.1dji while Mr.. Carter will
owe his office to the Bailey Nc
Donald ring. Each one will
serve the people who elect, him.
The business mans interests is
everybody's interest. The inter
ests of the Bailey Mcdonald
faction is the fattening Of them
selves at every body's expense.
Yesterday while polling the
fourth ward Charles Swedback
entered q certain. saloon and
lodging house and secured the
names of the proprietor and his
| bar tender. "Have you any other
voters here?" inquired Mr.. Swed-
back. "Well, we've got a lot Of
fellows here that we have been
boarding for the election was
the frank reply. Query: VINO is
paying the board of those
"felloWs?" ..-
Omer E Bailey is circulating
the report that the supports of
Gibbons haye quit. Omer warm.
ed the story over from the char
ter election when the anti-charter
people vigorously circulated it.
But when the votes were counted
the charter people had III the
best of it. Same story now
same results. &c. r
Mr.. Carriers supporters are
apparently afraid to let the peo-
pie of Benaidji know who they
are. At least they keep as much
in the dark as possible. The
"Daily Times" which frankly
announced that it's sole reason for
existence was to accomplish the
election Of Mr.. Carter, is ashamed
or afraid to acknowledge it's edi-
tor or editors. Nobody knows
who is responsible for the politi-
cal arguments which appear in
! the sheet. Some say it is Nc
/ Donald, some think it is O. E.
. Bailey, some lay it to Doc. Rut-
ledge, and there are others. A
campaign argument that nobody
has the courage to father is a
good thing to fe suspicious Of.
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FIGHT FOR
GOOD GOVERNMENT

of the ring, is supremely redicu-
lous Mr.. Gibbons and Mr..
Swedback's election is already
assured while Mr.. Bowser and
Mr.. Graham wi be named as
aldermen from the first ward by
a vote of four to one.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-10-31

| Schneider Foot Form All lasts
for all occasions. Dull Mot Calls
in English grains. s'Picadilly,'
toe, Kid or Calf lined
! 200
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-10-31
Russian Blouse and Elton Suits.
Extremely Beautiful Showing Of
Fall Suits Overcoats, Top Coats, Rain Coats

Every New Feature Determined for the Season
By Leading Authorities Finds Expression This Display
Largest Most Completes Best Made Fall Apparel
Stock in Northern Minnesota.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-10-31

County Attorney Mcdonald,
chief solicitor of votes for A. A.
Carter, withdrew from the first
ward caucus. He was the only
person that did. This rump con-
vention of one then proceeded to
nominate Chester Snow and
George McCrea for aldermen.
Both gentlemen declare that
they do not want the honor and
Mr.. McCrea declares that it will
be impossible for him to attend
to the duties of the Office should
he be elected as he is away from
home nearly all the time.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-10-31

Not a day passes that the sup
porters of Mr. Carter for mayor
do not spring some new cam
paign lie in their desperate en-.
deavor to elect Mr.. Carter. The
latest is that Mr.. Gibbons and
Mr.. Swedback have offered to
withdraw if the opposition to
Messrs Bowser and Graham in
first ward is withdrawn. The
story, like all other arguments