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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-11
.%|nfo|macones del Consejo Executive
Session de aver

Son las dos y media. Los conse.
jeros van llegando al salon de sesio
mes.
Ell senior Post y Willougby hahlan
q mas no poder de sus proyectos de
ley, que p%resentar&n antes de terminar
Ia legislature.
FL Comisionado de instruction,
lee la revista Hazard Bulletin.
FL senior Sanchez Morales revisa
una Recommendation voluminosa que
tiene sobre la mesa. Els ell bill del Sc.
nor Post para dividir 4 Puerto Rico
en- Cond ADDS y establecer su gobierno.
Es I'm documento de 81 paginas.
FL sefor Crosas explica & una Co.
mission del Consejo con mucha calma,
alg0 que ella no entiende; la question
de medicos de sandal.
Llega nuestro ilustre amigo don
Rafael del Vale.
-6Ha empezado la session ? nos
dice.
No, senor, puede sentarso tran
quilo.
Vel doctor del Vale SO sienta, Sc
Gala los lentes y revisa el bill del Te-
sorero Willongby, que no lie qutta Ell
ojo de encima.
Ell Auditor echando b0cauadas de
hume y miranda como Sc deyanecen
en- espirales, suena con Ia gloria de
Washington.
FL senior Diaz Navarro es oil 1!ti.
mo en- llegar. Sc dirije q saludar al
T~esorero, quien le estrecha cordial
mente la mano.
Son las tres.
Ell senior Post abre Ia sesi61.
Faltan los senores Ellie! y doc
tor Barbosa.
Ell Secretario lee Ia sec:i6n 30 del
proyecto de ley del sefor Willongby.
que ae6ala para los impoastos preacri-
tos Ia cancellation de so,.os de rentas
internas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-11
Concession

LIE la sid6 concedido al ioven doc
tor en- melicina don Francisco Her
nandez, por ell Secretario de la Gle-
ira de los Estados Unidos, ell poder
presentarse q ex&men para ser apro.
bado como m61ico del ej6rcitode Nor
tie America, no obstante no ser ciuda-
dano americana.
Ell sehor Hernandez fu6 recomen-
dado al Ministro de la guerra por 81
Honorable Mr.. B9ekman Winthrop, a
cuya solicitud la atendido aQuel alto
fuuciona rlO de Estados UnidOs,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-11
N0ticiaS de Ponce
Ia lIegada de Muhoz Rivera
a San Juan, ha causado I'm
gran regOcijO en- Ponce
(De nleStf0 CoycSp1 ssl5)

PONCE, FEBRERO 10 -Auoche,
entire q y dos, hubo un violento fue-
go en- una casa de la Gale de Isabel,
propiedad de don Vicente Naldiyieso
La casa, terrera, de MADEIRA, estaba
situads frente al edifcio de los grupos
escolares de la Gale citada, V al lado
de otra casa de grupos escolares tam.
bien. La referida casa Sc qucm6 com.
pletamente, no obstante que los bon
beros acudierou Embellishments III III.
gar del siniestro. Gracias 4 tslos, cf
fuego no Sc comunie1 4 las casas con
tiguas, 81 bien cause algunos desper.
fectos en- la casa del lado De los cru.
pos e~scolares. Sc nos iatJgma qle}2
casa quemsda la protegta Ne asegJro
de dos mil quinientos pesos.
La policfa detuvo ano,ho Al Sc
dor vsldivieso, y al individao Alc&n.
taro Toro, con relsci6a al flego de que
hemos dado cuenta.
Hoy estan en- libertad.
Sc encuentra msior la sehorita
hijs de nuestro amigo don Jose S. Be
laval, Registrador de la Propiedad.
Lo e~elebramos mucho.
Los muchos amigos que On Ponce
tIsne 81 ssaor MU6oz Rivera celebran
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-11

FL senor Willongby presenta en-
miendas q las sesiones - y IS, discu-
tidas en- la session anterior.
La seccl6n 80 queda aprobada con
enmiendas.
FL senior Dias Navarro propoLe
enmiendas q Ia secci6n ST, que trata
de la falsifcsci6n6 imitaci6n de sellos
de rentas, en- las lineas catorce, vein.
tie Y veiotitr4s que hacen .referencia q
~preceptos de eniuiciamiento civil.
FL senior Willougbhy trata de de-
fender Ell articulo 81 dice que los
~preceptos contenidos en- esta secci6n
siryen para disipar las dudas que pue-
dan origtnargeIe q las Cortes lie Justi-
cha.
Fl sc1or Dia7 Navarro, dice cue
eli juez ha de proveer la designation de
una fanza Por el pyocedilniento que
Sc establece en- la seoci51 "a ell acusa-
| do ha de esperar Ia investigation del
Tesorero en- Ia cArcel. 70 trato de de-
fender con mi enmienda la libertad in
diyidual del que infrinia las leyes dc
rentas internas.
Ell senior WlloUgbhy .deGoldo la
secci6n que Sc diseute.
Sc votsn las ~onmiealas del se6or
Die4 Navarro, y queda1 aprobadas
por mayoti2.
Sc yota laego Ia secci6n 30 acerca
de los debaras de- los agentes de rem.
tas, colectores 6 sub,colectores 6 EN-.
pleados de tesorerfa.
Qleda aprobada con enmiendas.
Sc ~aprueban las secciones 81 y IS
derogando s%ecciones del c5digo pena'
y politico, con enniendas.
Ii secro;ar'e lie Gu !nsl5s WA,
cuant3s enm.eadts. Ia lecturo dars
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-11
PrdyiIno GnIace

De un moueuto Z ctro, Sc celebra
ra la mas suntuosa bGaa cue pueda
hacerse en- ia isla lie Puerto Rico, que
a iGzgar por los preparatiyos sera m
yorudjero ac0ntecimieuto.
Iersonas dlcdigaas asegaran cue
ell novi) compr6 pqr 500 una precio-
So cana dora1a en- eba Glorias, los
encajes de hilo, telas para %trajes de
novia : paraguas dc nueya inyenci6n
que d.cna casa ACADIA de recibir, Cruz
Is. No hay dJda, que eli que compra
las eamas en- esta casa es feli2.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-11
Frayde deScarado
Dice un peri6lico de New York

Dice III peri6lico de New York;
Slehn Nc. Collum, maestro cgrpin-
ZERO scpas6la VIDA trabajaud aho-
r9ando hasta acpmuiar uuos Slo,G coo,
con cue pensaba pasar Ia yejez, Ha-
&c a,etn tempo coltraio una dolencia
en- los ri1ones, que ell doctor Henry II.
Kane, dutao de I'm saniter.o en- la Gu.
lie 3ia., al Oaste, Sc c%omprometi6 q Gu.
rarle por medic del radlum.
Pdsose Ell carpintero en- manos del
doctor. FL radium cuesta mucho, 8
mas dc IN million de duros Ia libra y Ell
ppciepte tenfa sue hacer c9piosos de-
semb9lsos )
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-11
CoIonia especial Dc eSIudia0.
tes pyeIb-rIque19S
en- Baltimore
A cargo de don Rafael Ianer
1-L, DRUID AVE

Admite nidos y nihas memories
II amos, 4 raa6n de $3.50 anticipates
por Senestre, en- concepto dcpupilajs
ensenapaa, lavado de ropa, asistenc a
m6dica y medicinas. Roierencias; DR.
Coll Lcdos, FigueraS Perea en- San
Juan; D. Arturo Dfaz en- Arecibo; DR..
L. Orcasistas en- Rio-Piedras; Doctor
Martinez Guasp en- M~ayaguaz; Lcdo,
Julia en- Ponce; D. Basilio Pi1ero co
Carolina; D. Juan Davila en Manail;
D. Jos6M. Deliz en Aguadilla D. Fran
cisco Giuliani y D, Jose Benitez en-
Tieoues.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-11
dedor de la plaza del Mereado. Ambo,

dedor de la plaza del Mereado. Ambos
tueron detenidos y ~denunciados.
-Aqui SO aplaude q la C&mara
por haber dido al sefor Amadeo en- la
question del ~empr6stito.
Ell senior Amadeo es hombre de
competencia reconocida en- estas ma
terias, y sus ;ndicaciones pueden Sc.
CURSE.
--Anoehe hubo otro eclipse de luz
electrical, entire 8 y 10. ESQ es jugar
con ell pdblico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-11

Tn senior Abogado enyia Edictos
para p"ublicarlos y no los paga; tam
biGn hay Anunciantes, que deSpues de
publicarle I'm mes ell Anuncio, Sc ME
gan 4 efectuar su pago. Estas trans,
fuguerfas no son propias de hombres
honrados. Pronto escribir6 81 nombre
de 6stos para que Ell pdblico los CO.
nozca.
Administrator,
y. FLORES.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-11
CARNIVAL

Sc hacen c~aprichosos difraces
por encargo. Sc encontraran de
venta 4 todas h6ras las noches &c
bales, y a todos precios Fortale-
"a 50.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-11

@<THE HELVET1A,3-g7 calle
de la Cruz. Gran casa de hu6spedes.
eTable d hotels Aposentos para ia
milias y personals sofas. Comidas &
cincueuta centavos cubierto. Ba1os.
Telefono, 192. A~partado correo. 295.
Propietarlo, Pedro Schira. Meta:
Este hotel esta Z cargo de 4
la ~cag1ena.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-11
GRAN "a

Graudioso bapatillo dc calzado, cris-
talerfa y iuguetes para niIos: en- Ell
nuevo Bazaar de ~noveJades sEl Sob,
de Juan do Ia Mnta. Cruz s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-11
e. e. CONSUL GENERAL EN- LAAUSTRALIA
Cafarro de Ia Cabeza que Afecfaba el
Dido, Sanado CON Ia Pe.ru-aa.

Sr. j. Emile TanGCay, No. 1872 John
street, Quebec, es secretario del Jacques
Curling Club de Quebec, n de los
principales clubs de la ciudad. Sus
miembros son j6venes de las mejores
familias de la ciudad. Ell escribe:
GEL invierno pasado tome I'm fuerte
resfriado que mas tarde cambio en-
catarro de la cabeZa, afectando sobre
TODD ell dido. Salia aqua de los o1os Y
TODD mi sistema parecfa cargado. Mis-
amigos del club me aconsejaron Que
probara Ia Peruna, 10 que hice inmedia-
tamente. Muy q mi gusto, encontre que
I'm Gambia para mejor principle antes dc
tres dias, y al cabo de ocho dias estaba
bueno."-J. Emile Tanguay.
ST.. Adolph Koehler, Presidente del
North Side Turnerschaft, escribe de
Clark y Leland Ave, Chicago, ILL.,:
"Es con gusto que recomiendo Ia Pc
runa como I'M remedio de primera clase
sobre TODD para las Intermediates cata-
rrales de la garganta y %pulmones. La
he usado con mucho beneficio, y varios
de mis- amigos han sido sanados del
c~atarro por complete con Ell uso de la Pc.
runa."-Adolph Koehler. !,
"Nada Mejor que Ia Pe.ru.na para las
Intermediates CafarraIes," dice
ei CongreSai c. p. D0rr.
c. P. Dorr, Hotel Johnson, Wash.
ington, D. c., Ex-Congresal de West
Virginia, escribe:
"Puedo con gusto recomendar la Pc
runa q todos los que quieren sanarse
con se%guridad y permanentemente del
catarro.- No hay NADIA mejor que la
Peruna para las intermediates catarrales
de la garganta y pulmones."-C. P. Dorr.
Los Resfriados Causan Ell Cafarro
Cr6nicO.
I'm resfriado comun es catarro agudo,
y luego So Gambia en- catarro er6nico 81
no SO cuida.
1Hay algo que Sc puede hacer para
impedir que siga ell catarro?
En- primer lugar la Peruna tomada q
tempo impide ell resfriarse. En- segundo
lugar, la Peruna sahara un resfriado en-
de dos q cinco dias.
Y mas todavfa la Peruna sahara pronto
elcatarro en- sus principles, y 1nalmente,
la Peruna sanara tambien ell catarro
%cr6nico, 81 Sc toma con persistencia y
segun las direcciones.
Porconsiguienfe, la Peruna guardada
en- Ia casa y uSada con infeIjencia no
~SOlanienfe viened SER una saIvaguardia
contra las intermediates que resultan
de los cambios repentinoS del tempo,
Sino fambien un remediO SECURE para
eSfa CIaSe de Intermediates.
81 no Sc recibe prontos y satisfactorios
resultados con cl uso de la Peruna SO
dcbe escribir embellishments a Or.
Hartman describiendo su enfermedad v
el tcndra gusto en- darle su Invaluable
o%onsejo gratis.
Dirijase i DR.. Hartman, Presidente del
Sanitario Hartman, Columbus, Ohio,
EE. u.
Dc Ia Vida, I'm eiemplar de
al precio de Tin dollar la botella
aocia ditecta con Ell doctor Har-
no doctor S. B. Hartmann EN- ell
vender d los farmaceuticos y dro.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-02-02
THE PHILOSOPHERS.

The discontend man is often his
own cloud raiser and sunshine OBJ
sCurer.
Harsh criticism of neighbors gener-
ally arises from self-consciousness Of
like defects.
Nothing SO disturbs the devotions Of
a woman as the fact that her neigh
bors's hat beats her own a feather or
two.
Marriage is a failure to people who
are failures.
1t is the deepest furrowing in soils
and minds that brings about the best
results in harvests.
Great tales from little whispers
grow.
1t is wise politician who is con.
tent with something equally as good
1t is not the truth that shames the
devil, It is the telling of It.
The softness of woman's touch is
sometimes mighty hard on the deposit
tor.
Virtue is its own reward. But her
paying teller is not rushed making
change.
1t is more consoling. il not more
blessed, to give a solar plexus than to
receive knockout blow from the
other fellow.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-02-02

sion of apology as she turned to the
beautiful girl at her side.
you do not need me to tell you that
am one of those mothers who have
| spoiled their sons she said.
Rose Vavasour looked up with a
smile perfectly free from the faintest
suggestion of annoyance or disappoint-
ment
DO you think Sir Heron has been
! spoiled because he prefers a walk
| through the woods on such a morning
as this to accompany us? can't agree
with you Lady Letchford. If were a
man, | should do-just as he has
done; take my gun and walk out with
out word. Why should he do that
which is disagreeable to him?" and
she xed her calm eyes on the old lady's
shrewd gray ones.
"Oh, if you defend him, the prosecu-
ton fails" was the courtly response.
But perhaps you would prefer walk
to a dull drive with an old woman and
a brother"
~ should, if Sir Heron had asked
me to go with him." replied the
beauty, with proud candor; "but, as ne
has not, | will go with you"
Lady Letchford looked gratified, and
her cold eyes softened.
only dear" she said chat was we'll
said. Most girls would have felt as
you do and died rather than admit it,
If you are not careful, l shall have to
love you, Rose"
at shall not be my fault If you do
not" was the simple retort
Upon my word" said Vane, with
his musical laugh, you two ladies are
mighty candid Are we living in the
Palace of Truth? If so, permit me to
make my escape; / cannot pass the
ORDEAL"
With his dogs at his heels and his
gun under his arm, Sir Heron strobe
through the woods, now all ablaze in
russell and orange, and odorous with
the fallen pine-cones; but, notwith-
standing that the dogs started many
pheasant, and sent the hares scudding
across the open glades, the gun still
remained with its muzze pointed to
the ground, and the game flew by dis
regarded.
Upon Sir Herons handsome face
sat an absent air of profound, i'm
movable reverie. With his hands
thrust into the deep pockets of his
shooting-coat, and his eyes fixed on the
ground, he strobe along, putting at his
pipe too full of the quiet beauty of the
autumn morning to break the charm
by the noise of slaughter. Needless
of the direction in which he might be
strolling he wandered along the wind
ing paths, and unconsciously passed
out of the woods into the high road,
and would have wandered on into the
village of Crawford, which lay in a
hollow before him when, with
chorus of yelps, the dogs, big and
small, dashed from behind him and
tore down the road in pursuit of kit
ten which had, unluckily, chosen the
road for promenade.
Sir Heron aroused by the uproar,
shouted a recall but to no purpose.
Dogs consider cats fair game at all
times, and, having been defrauded of
their mornings amusement by their
masters torpidity, they had evidently
determined not to let this legitimate
quarry escape,
To be continued.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-02-02

Madison, Jan. Ex-senator Stevens
wants the Legislators to get more
money for their services. He believes
that the work of making the laws of
the commonwealth should be reward
ed more adequately than by a paltry
$500 a session, as now allowed by the
state constitution. Monday evening
he introduced a Joint resolution taking
the initiative for an amendment of
section 81, article 4, of the constitu-
ton and raising the salaries of the
members of the legislature from $500
tC $1,000 session. No change is pro-
posed in the present provision of ten
cents a mile for travel. A bill bv
Senator Stout, provides that mo in
toXicating liquors shall be sold within
400 feet of any public or parochial
school, but the proposed law not to ap.
ply TO drugstOres. Senator Morris
presented a bin making a penal Of
Tense Of the making of false state
ments for the purpose Of getting credit
and one providing that at least one
member of school board shall be a
woman. Senators Stout and Beach
presented various petitions in favor of
the passage of the anti-cigaret bin.
In the assembly bills were intro
duced as follows: BY Mr.. Sm6Tker.
providing for commission for the
revision of the municipal laws of the
state. by Mr.. Crowley providing for
the nomination of village officers by
direct vote of the people and by Mr..
Turner, repeating section 4543c of the
statutes of 1898, which provides for
the filing of the election expenses OF
candidates for offices.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-02-02

Bank PRESIDENT hear that our
cashier has turned Christian scientist.
Director-By Jove! | hope he won't
give us any absent treatment.-Life.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-02-02
WISCONSIN LEGISLATURE

Madison, Jan. 24.-ln the upper
house Senator Noble offered bill to
revise the exemption laws, the es.
sential change proposed being the re-
duction of the $50 exemption of a
debtor from garnishment to $45. AT
present the debtor Is exempt from
garnishment to the extent of $50.
Senator Noble proposes that % per
cent of this be applied on the mans
debts. Senator Morris offered a meas
ure providing for poll tax of So.
He also introduced a bill for referen-
dun on municipal bond issues, to be
requisite in certain cases and to be
had by petition in other cases. Sen
ator Stevens introduced bill abolish
ing spring shooting of aquatic fowl.
Another bill prohibits the sale of
poultry unless it has been drawn.
This is proposed in the interests OIL
sanitation and public health. The
penalty is fine of SIS to 500 or i'm
prisonment in Jail from one day to six
months.
In the assembly Mr. Crowley offered
bill relating to personal injuries.
1t provides that knowledge of defect
in machinery shall not be continued
as defense in damage suits. A bin
of Importance was passed, 1t provides
that bills, memorials, etc, instead OF
being enrolled by hand at much cost
and forming, when finished great bulk,
shall be printed. The federal govern.
ment pursues this method and so do
Michigan and various other states.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-02-02

on this point, Commissioner Host
contends that the present statute pro
vides for divisions not less frequently
than once in five years. The com
pa1ies contest this view and the new
bill contemplates the removal of all
doubt. The resolution of Senator No
bic commencing the action taken by
the Wisconsin congressman at Wash
ington in favor of early revision OF the
tariff and instructing the congressman
to assist President Roosevelt in this
direction. was adopted after being
amended in minor detail Senators
Merton, North, Wright, Smith, Rogers
and Stondall voted in the negative.
Senator Froemming introduced a Joint
resolution in favor of a parcels post
system. The resolution memorializes
congress to so revise the postal sched-
ules as to develop and extend the
benefits of the mail service to the car,
rying of parcels. The resolution was
conferred to the committee on federal
relations.
In the assembly bills were introduc-
ed as follows: By Mr.. Thayer, pro-
viding for the reference of the ques-
ton of license or no-license to the resi-
dence districts of cities and villages.
By Mr.. Storm, providing for the cree
ton of monument to Wisconsin
soldiers and sailors in the Anderson
vile prison grounds.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-02-02

Madison Jan, Ex-senator Bird in
PRODUCED his anti-cigaret bill. which he
urged in the last legislature and which
was defeated. The bill prohibits the
importation or sale in this state of any
cigaret paper or cigarets. Another
hill by Senator Bird provides for the
hiring of policemen to serve at camp
meeting and religious gatherings. A
radical measure was introduced By
Senator Rummel, providing for the
gradual abolition of all exclusive pub
lie utility franchises and for the munic-
ipal ownership of such utilities o.:
the payment Of the communities for
them. Two years are allowed for the
companies 70 dispose OF their proper
ty or secure new franchises in accord
ance with the proposed act Senator
Smith introduced bill to enable cities
&c have one alderman in each ward
instead Of two. Senator North intro
duced bill to compel mutual and ton
tine life insurance companies to divide
their SURPRISES with the policy holders.
The bill is designed to remove any
doubt that the present statute leaves
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-02-02

Madison, Jan. 26.-Both houses adj
journed till Monday evening after a
session of considerable Importance
In the senate joint resolution from
the rules committee stopping the in,
PRODUCTION of bills Feb. 10 was pre-
scented. If adopted the would argue a
short session. Bills were introduced:
BY Senator Merton setting mortgages
in separate class for taxation AMI
making the rate Of taxation months;
by Senator Wylie, limiting automo.
bile speed TO 10 miles per hour; by
Senator Froeming, forbidding chilo
life insurance, and by Senator Freor,
eXempting the property of old soldiers
from taXat ON up to $500 valuation.
The assembly adopted unanimously
Senator Mobiles resolution memorable
ing congress to enact tariff laws IN
harmony with the presidents recon-
mendations and passed a house bib
extending the time from 4 to 6 years
within which the state may sue rail-,
roads to recover license money. Sew
eral important bills were introduced
DIS lolloWS. by MT. Evans OF Eau
Claire absolutely forbidding the sale
OF cigarette; by Mr.. Brockhausen, re-
curing fans in factories where emery
wheels are used; by Mr.. Aldridge,
forbidding assignment OF wages e&.
cept by consent Of wife; by Mr.. Kin
ney, obliging railways to furnish
promptly cars to shippers and forbid
ding rebates; and raising the mini
mum sum from $4,000 to $4,000 as
damages recoverable.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-06-07
BAND MEETING
SUCCESSFUL
City Now Assured of First
Class Musical Organize.
ton in Near Future.

The meeting Of the band men
held last night at the city hall re-
suited in preliminary organiza-
ton of band in Bemidjl. The
meeting was attended by some
"A musicians and all matters per-
tanning to providing musical or.
ganization for the city was thor
oughly discussed. A. Gilmour
and H. e. Anderson yesterday af-
ternoon circulated a petition
among the business men of the
city asking do .,ation of one dollar
per month from each. Messrs
Gilmour and Anderson reported
that they had received the sigma
lures Of a bout 40 men who agreed
to pay this amount monthly for
the year commencing June Is,
and that as yet they had visited
only half of the business men. It
was decided to postpone the per-
manent organization of the band
until Friday evening, when an
other meeting will be held at 8
O'Clock.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-06-07
Toronto and Return $1,000

Account the international Sun
day School Association meeting
at Toronto, Canada, the Duluth,
South Shore and Atlantic Rail-
way, announce the following low
round trip rates from Duluth:
All rail, direct. so 90
Rail to Sault St. Marie. Steamer to Owen
Sound, thence rail to Toronto. ...........S $50
dncludins meals and berth on steamer)
Rail to st. Ignace. d. & c. steamer to Fort
Huron and rail to Toronto. .Sl9.35
Tickets on sale June IS, 10, 81
and %, which can be extended
for return passage up to August
rs.
For full particulars regarding
other routes and rates, and for
sleeping car reservations, please
apply to,
MART ADSON
General Agent
430 West Superior ST., Duluth,
MINI.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-06-07
FOURTH OF JULY
A BIG SUCCESS
Com mittees on General Ar.
rangements and Solici-
tation Report Progress.

That the Fourth Of July cele-
bration to be held in Bemidj il this
year will be big success is evi
denced by reports from the COM
mittees on general arrangements
and solicitation appointed by the
Business Mems club. Messrs.
Graham, McCuaig and Brooks,
who compose the general ar
rangement committee, have al
ready started laying plans for
the celebration. A representa-
tive of a st. Paul fireworks house
is inthe city today comforting
with the committee, one Of the
members of which states that it
is the intention of the committee
to purchase between 5000 and
$500 worth of fireworks and
place the display in the hands of
an expert to be sent out from the
house. The committee on soil
citation, consisting Of Messrs.
Roberts, Schneider and Carson,
have commenced circulating a
subscription list and the amount
already subscribed is nearly $500.
It is expected that the total
amount that will be subscribed
after all the business men have
been approached will be close to
$4,000.