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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-07-07

bime by they come out n cornfeld
where the crow d been used T comm
Ter bis dinner"
What come o. the boyT said I.
went home" said he, gaping, as he
lay on his back and looked up at the
tree tops. An he allwus said n bear
was good comp'ny II he'd only keep his
mouth shet-jes' like some folks I've
hearn Nv"
"An' what come o. the crown
Went & the OIL crow doctor an got
his wing fived," he said drowslly.
And in moment / heard him snor.
ing.
We had been asleep long time when
the barking OF Fred woke us. / could
Just see Uncle Eb in the dim light OF
the fire kneeling beside me, the rife in
his hand.
I'll I'LL ye full O lead II ye come
my nearer!" no shouted.
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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-07-07
STATE OF KENTUCKY.
County Of Crittenden

EDWARD p smith Cashier Of Farmers Merchants Bank located
and doing business Of Tou said county being duly sworn
says the foregoing all respects Of the condition Of
The said bank the close Of business the Both 1906 the best
OF his knowledge and belief and further Bank has
been transacted at the location named elsewhere and that the above
report made compliance with official from the Secretary
Of State designating the Sh day Of June day on which such report
shall be- made
EDWARD =. SMITH. Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before by Edward the Bird day Of
july wv" T. A. McAmt. Notary Public
My commission expires Jan 30 1906
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-07-07

WANTED By Chicago manufactur.
INK house. person 81 trustworthincss
and somewhat familiar with local terri.
TORY a. assistant IN branch office. Sal.
AIRY SIS. paid weekly Permanent posi-.
ton No investment required. Bust.
ness established. Previous experience
not essential TO engaging. Address
Manager branches. ~ Dearborn 81.
Chicago l6.Gt
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-07-07

+. y. Croft. Director
W +. Dowell. Director
l. n. Clement. Director
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-07-07
SUPPLEM ENTARY.


Highest amount Of Indebtedness Of any stakeholder person
company or firm dncudng in the liability Of the company
or firm the liability Of the individual members thereof
directly indirectly If such indebtedness exceeds 20 per
cent of capital stock actually paid in and actual amount
Of surplus Of the bank
How is Indebtedness stated in above item secured?
(See Section $50, Kentucky Statutes)
Highest amount Of Indebtedness Of any director or officer If
amount Of such Indebtedness exceeds 10 per cent Of paid
up capital stock Of bank
tSee Section 5s3, Kentucky Statutes
How is secured?
Does amount Of Indebtedness of person. company or firm
including in the liability Of the company or firm the iabi
ity Of the individual members thereof exceed 30 per cent
Of paid-up capital and actual surplus
II So state amount Of such Indebtedness
Amount Of last dividend
Were all expenses losses interest and deducted there
from before declaring dividend and was not less than 10
per cent oet profits Of the bank for the period covered
coveredb by the dvdent carried to the surplus fund before
said dividend was declared
tSce Section 500 Kentucky Statutes)
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-07-07

(TO BE coNTINUED.)
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SO,52i.56
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-02
Die yperIunfenen 6drten" auf Ger 2lusfeuune.

fur ben feierliden gin3ug Der Grons
prin3en=8r am Samfas finb TO gut
ME Dolenoet. unb bic ridtigs Ieftes=
ftimmun9 TT gum Sur9bru9 sstom-
men.
10000 Irbeiter ausge=
fperrt.
9ortr m II n b. l. Stunt. Die
arbeitgsber beg &beinii9sW effdlifden
@srbanbss baben nunmsbr idmmtliaen
crganifrtsn gauarbeitern fur ben IL.
Stunt aettnoiet.
Die Wabre9el trift ri9t tueniger als
20, 900 Mrbeiter. gs uurbe bereits
beridtet. baB bieie Iusiperruns int
plane itebe, tuenrt 3immerer, S9rei-
rler unb Waurer ri9t Big au elmer feits
geisBten Jrif bic Husbands. gewesuns
e~inteQten.
W tbun9sp erreau 3mei
Sabre.
8erIin, 1. SUM-. Sas preu-
biide Ib9eorbnetenbaus arteitet 9egen-
tudrtis mitD ampf UNI Dor ben pfinsit-
fertsn nod 10 biel pie m6sli9 uatsr
Dad unb Sad 3u brinsen. 9sute es-
lan9ts Der Mntra9 @amp our Nn=
nabme, tusl9er bic borldufige Spsr.
rung Der gersbaufreibeit fir SteinfaI3
unb SobIe nit riiduirtsnber 2raft bon,
81. Wdr3 bs. 5. an bsspsdt. Iber
fatt Der bor9eidlasenen finf Sabre
uurb. bic S%psrrung nur fir 3uei Sabre
beT9loKen. Sie 8ergbaubereine bat-
ten befanntli9 ben antrag @amp auf
bas 9efti9fte befdmpft: als einen uns
erb6rten ginsrif in bic @stperbefreibeit
unb in bic bis6erigs &s4tsorbnung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-02
0hrlibe Siampieoem.

Gin 5aupt9araftersug Ser Sidmo>
ieoen, tpel9e am Sb uno on oehen
NebenfliiFen in Stbirien tpobnen. 1T
beren gbrli9feit, pie na9ftebenoes
8eiipiel duf's lleEeraeugenbite bart6un
oiirfte: Wenn Die &uufleute bon So
bolsf i'm CONNER na9 Dem Noroen
aieben, um Slide 81 taufsn, nsbmen
fe Mebl uno Sal5 NIT. oas in Soms
meritationen aufsefpei4ert miro. gei
ibrer 3iidfebr bleiben Die %lleberreits
pbne @9uB als @orrdtbe fir bas
nG9fte Sabr 5uriid. Gri4eint nun Elm
Sfamoiebe, 10 pflest er aus Den Sta
tionen at nebmen, mas er brau9t; ods
fir lGbt CT aber etnen etneeferbten
Stod 5uriid, INN aus5uoriiden, oaB er
Elm S9ulbner oes gigentbimers &C.
blieben 1T. Sn Der Jif95eit geht Der
Sfamoieoe gum @ldubiger, priift Den
Stpd uno entleoigt ii6 ieiner Ser
binoli9fefien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-02
i6in, Sapau, angetommen unb uerbsn
suabri4einli9 9efansen tueroen.

ibiu, Sapan, angstommsn unb usrbsn
suabri4sinIi9 gefansen tuerbsn.
y@ osn 3" b 50 o b o b D..
6 t. g etersbur9 1. SUM-.
Sen. 2inebit9 bat einen 8eridt bon
Sen. 9asbst iiber bic Mntunft bes Sor-
peboboob3erfDrsrs .@rosnp" su Mlabi.
uoftod unb tber einen 3ampf BEL Der
Saselet-Sniel tibermittelt, ben bisies
S9if unb Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
y8ooop" nit iapaniiden 9srfolsern
bate. Der vgooOOs" iant in GoIse
elmer grplOfon. Der y@ro3np" bra9te
einen iapanif9sn Sorpeboboot3erit1r
gum Sinten unb snttarn.
@robbritannien.
4=ran36fi4
Greunb4a t.
2onbon, l.. SUM. Bel benz
Diner zines fon~Ierbatiben Clubs iagte
bsute Mbsnb 2orb 9ansboune, Der ben
gorfib fhbrts, Die ge3iebunsen 3ui=
i9en Granfrei9 unb gnglano ieien
ME better geueien, ME ge9eamdrtis.
g 9tffe DIR ben panam q
aattalb u.
2onbon, l. Sum-. &i9arb 3.
Garnbam, Sirettor Der Panamababn,
1T bier aneefommen, Tim mebrsrs
Sampfsr fur bic panama=R anaI. @om=
milton au dartern. gr uirb cine
Sour our9 bic enslli9sn S9ifsbau=
b6fe MAIDEN.
Seutihlamb.
. II 9ronprin aen.S o93eit.
Berlin n, l. SUM-. gu Der bebOr.
ftebsnoen 9o9seit oes 8ronprin3en
sgilbslm nit Der Seraogin gecilie bon
Wedlen6urg= S9werin trefsn Die @dhs
nun bon alien &idtunsen Der Winb.
role i9unrsnusiie elm, tinb bic 6otsls
Der &ei9sbaupttaot finb bsrsits tiber.
falt. Sas berrli9s Griblinssuettel
bringt e nit f9, oab bic Strabsn bel
ReiGsbauptftaot Elm unsemein b.lebtes
Bib barbisten. usberaa bsrridt BIZ
resfte Sbati9teit; IS wirb Die Iebte9 pant
an bic prddtisen Setoraiionen eelegt.
10 bab f9 i4on fur bic morsige grOb'
parabe Berlin in f46nfem S9mud
prdientiren tuirb. Die Yorbereitunser
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-02

Oie Ourre auf Den 9apai@
if9en Snfelu fist ben 3~uderplan>
tagen<g eiiber sroBen S9aoen gu. Sn
manGen @egen6en miro Wafer fir
9aus6alturssspede sauonsnipeiie psrz
tauft.
Sonoerbare SeIbfmpro>
nrfa9e Sn Sufer Gountp, eng
-lano, 9erietb Der @oriteber elmer gro
BEN Mdf6erei bariiber, bub er ni9t To-
fort telepboniihe @~erbinoung erbalten
tonnte, in folde Grresune. baB ct iid
bergiftete. Ollie 8emibungen, i'm 81
retten, paren beraebliH.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-02
Smtf8namrimten.

@sp Sort: vSamburs" nod 9am-
burg; .9a 2orraine" mad 6abre;
Bremen" mad Bremen; vpbila=
belpbia" bon 9ambur9.
gbsrbours: PrinseB Mlice" mad
Bremen; ,2aiier Wilbelm H."
nod New Oort.
@enua: v@itta bi Milano" nod Hem
Oort.
2ibsrpool: vTrieslanb" bon pbilaoels
pbia.
Nueenstopn: vWaiefie" mad SEEM
Sem Dort; Baltic" bon rem
Oerf.
Nsapel: .aDnigin 2uiie" nod 8snua.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-02
Stalien.
Geter G t. peter.

u o nj, 1. Stunt. 6eute am Sim=
nlelfabrtstage celebrirte Der papf bic
Wehe In Der peterstir9e. gtma So.
600 perionen !parer ~a1tpefenb, barun=
ter @rabif9of patrid 5. Rpan bon
pbilaoelpbia, 8ii&oF SanKen BON
geaebiae. Su.; gii4of gugen U. Cor
pep bon Mltoona, pa.; 8if@of &i@arh
scannea bon Omaha, @eb.; 8if9oi
pbiaip ). @arrigan bon SiOur @itp,
Soma.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-02
Sapanif9er 8eri9t no n
Der e DAD.

VSAtoNiboehhh lup"WlVS" Aeo"eISb 80
i'm 6oipitale su Mai3ura anaefommsn.
Nad ibrsm geri9te bsrlisB oas Joe
panii9e @si6maber am Samitag nit
Saessanbru9 ieinsn Sammslplab unb
fu6r bur4 ben Guf6tma=RanaI. lin
2 u6r s Minuten Na9mitta9s tpurbe
oas ruIiif9e @e9waoer 9ef9tet.
DRnias SuwOrOf" fubr an Der Spise
befelbsn; es folgten rg%orobino",
DM~eranoer Der Sritte", yOrel", ySs-
labpn" unb vWabnrin"; ,Witolai Der
grfe" biloste Den S9luB. paraael
gu biefer 2inie fubren finf 9reuaer.
6inter ibnsn fnntei bic SorpeboboOt=
s~srf6rer. IS uuroen SO S9iffe ae-
sd5lt.
Die iapanif9e 2inie puroe bonn
s9ln9H6iffe vMitaia" gsfH6rt. Ser
.SuuOrOf" er6Hnsts bas 5suer unb
ma9te bann cine Wenbung. 5af
elei9;eitig bsgannsr bic i9peren &C.
i9ise bon vNtitaia" su bonusrn uno
bic S9la4t beeann. 8eibe Slotten
tamen f9 ndber. Der panaertrsu3er
vaiama" sina Bis auf 5000 Weter an
Die ruifi9e JlOtts berat unb bsoba9.
tste iorefdltig ibrs Wan6bsr.
Nn9 einem tur3sr aber beftigsn
Sample iab man, baB bas Bed bes
uiEatof in Jlammsn ftanb. I'm 4.30
u6r mar Die S4la&torbnuns bss Geir,=
beg aufselbff unb fein 5euer lisB mad.
3amti9attn uno Borobino ianten.
2sstersr bate ben 2ampf big gum
lebtsn N~ugen6Iide fortgefebt. Die 50.
paner bieltsn bic ruifi9en S9ifs bon
Communicating Bis Nufsang um-
f9lohen. Ginf ruifi6e S4ife, bic
ON @Orgsn BEL Der 2iancOurt'Sniel
eeieben uurben, wurben. iofort TIME
ringt. zines berIelben, bermutbli9
Ssumrub, snttam in boiler Jludt, bic
anbersn 4 srgaben f9.
aIs Rapitdn Daf6iro bon Der Niama
in einem fleinsn 8oote nod bsnielben
fu6r, lisB abmiral NebugatOf fi9 in
einem goOts nod Der aiama brinsen
urb ereab f6 formea. Die 8efange.
ren rurbsn auf bic lapaniI9en S9ife
bsrtbsilt unb Sapansr beisbtsn bic
ruiFi6sn S9ife.
AIs Die Na9ri9t fam, bab Elm She'll
Der iapaniidsn 5lOtte bic iibrisseblie-
bsnen ruffi9en S9iHe bsftis ansrsife,
elite bic Niama nod benz 2ampfplabs.
Der 2rer3sr Simitri Sonstoi ~Isiitets
bsftissn Wiberfanb, muBte aber
f3lieBli9 Hieben; er tuurbe Bel Der
Snisl Iiloun auf ben Stranb gstries
ben. Nm Wonta9 purbs bic @erfols
euns furtseiest.
8tele 2eiGen bonn Weere
ausg M
Sotip. l. Stunt. Man i6Gbt,
bab bic Berlufte Der 8uHeu in Der
arcsen Geei9la4t am Gamfaa unb
Spnntag $1,000 Wann bstrugsu,
abesfsbsn bon ben 1000 @efansenen,
tusI9s bic Sapansr ma9ten. Sieie
gers9nungen ftiBen i9 auf bic 3a6l
Ger Wanni9aften Der geiuntenen
S9ifs. ROgli3 III, bab bon oieisn
cine ansabl bur9 Die ruiff9en S9iHe
gsrettst purbsn, bic snttamsn.
gisIe 2ei8en fino an ben Snfsln in
Der Ha&bari&aft bes aampfplabss an
bic 4hfsn geiptilt uprosn.
8er olgu1e rufftf9sr
Rreu3er.
8otio, 1. Stunt. 0ies=Nomira
Ramimura if nit sinent @ef9waos,
i9nsasr 2reu3er nit 8oIoampf mad
Shben sssanssn. Wan glaubt, bat
bic peridwuroenen 2reuser vIurcra"
.Ssmt4une" unb ySrel" bor S6ans'
bal gef9tst uurben, unb baB 2ami'
mura he perfol9t.
Bs9reib Jung Der S4la9 I.
2onoor n, l. SUM-. Der 4orre.
fponosnt oes ySailp 8%slegrapb", be,
f9 auf einsm iapanif6en S6ife Be-
fanb, gibt cine intsrsfants gei9rei'
buns Der S9la4t.
Soon's Shife fn~an6berirten mi
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-02
Spamien.

. eunruhigun ttber b 8
Nttentat.
Mabrib. /. Sum-. Die Na4-
ri9t bon benz Mttentate auf 26nig Ml=
fcnio 3u paris bat tn allen 3laHen Der
geb6Iterung 9roBe BeiOrgniB berbor=
gerufen, ba man cine Wieberbolun9
FIR m69lid hdIt.l
Granfreim.
Der anse Mtten=
t1ter.
paris, l. SUM-. Der Wann,
ueI9er unter benz 0srsa9ts berbaftst
tuurbe, bas Nttentat sessr. ben 26nis
bon Spanien be9ansen su baben, beiBt
Wrfsne Mrnoulb. Cine 6rau bebaup-
tet, 9eieben 3u baben, uie er cine 2unte
in granb iebte.
9lrnouIb if als 9isner in einem
6 aboratorium angeftelt unb bat feinsn
Wobnfib in paris.
26nta MIons Il
IT'D.
paris, l. Suni. 36nig Mlfonio
ldBt f9 burd bas gsftrise Nttentat bas
gersnt9en isinss gsfu9ss ni9i psr-
ttmmern.
gr fubr nit benz prdibenten au ben
2riessman6bsrn Bel @balons.
Dor isiner Nbreiie tpobnte Ct benz
Simmslfahrts : Gottesbisnffe in Der
2tr9e ct. @lotilbe BEL.
sluf benz Wan6osrfeloe trus Der Sd.
mig Sie Uniform zines Selbmaridaas.
ct 3eigie grOBss Snterefe fur bic
llebungen Der Sruppen.
0om &aiier Wilbslm srbislt BET
36nig Elm Selegramrl, In tueI9sm oers
ielbe i'm at feinem gnttommsu Bel benz
alternate beslidmini9t.
Gbile.
9ongreB er6ffnet.
g anti q o, 1. Sum-. prdf'
bent RieseO e%r5ffnete bsnts ben 2onsrsE
in 5ssentpart beg biplomatii9enRorp
Der Wilitdr- unb gibilbebbrben unb
elmer sroBen golfsmsnse.
II nruhen IN & merun.
8erIin, 1. Stunt. Sn 2amerua,
benz beuti9en S4ubgebiet i'm dquato.
rialen unb n6rbIi9en WeRafrita, finb
bic felt geraun1sr 3eit befiir9tstsn un=
ruben nun tuirtli9 auseebro9en.
Sn Sam tpurbe Der 3aufmann
9ermann bon gingeborenet1 ermorbet,
unb auf bic 6iObspof bin maridirtsn
tarte Ibtbeilunsen Der S9ubtrupps
in's Snnere, I'm ben @emaltaft 3u fhb-
men urb bic &ube uieoer b~er3uFelen.
3iemli4 aa9emein berri9t bier aber
bic Mnf9t bor, bab Is fi9 un1 einen
gr6beren Iufftanb banbeIt, unb man
boft, bab bic gebrobli4teit Der Sage
an maBsebenber STEELE srtannt tpirb
unb umfahenoe Mabregeln ersrifen
tuerben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-02
lake ERIE & WESTERN R. R.

...Sabrseit Der 8ise...
abfabrt Autuni
ZoIsbu. Chicago unh 5ei9isan erprss.-f tbs f1o.sS
SoIebo, Detroit nub Chicago m-.--..'Ia-ao SIS
Ninisan gits, Nuntis u. safapsttse YI-t 7.ao tlo.as
. tasiin Z anssenoumen eonnfaas.
The statesman., 1905-06-16

Der shop TO his new quarters, and is
nicely fitted up.
Rev. Byrd left for Pueblo to attend
the Sunday School convention Mon
day
Mr.. Morris and Mrs. Ellis have
opened a restaurant In the building
vacated by Jas. Booker, on W. Main
ST. They are doing nicely.
The rally al the A. NJ. E. Church
Sunday netted $500.
Mrs. Martha Wright took "trip in
to New Mexico last week.
The reception given in honor Of
Roy Handy, who graduated from the
High School, was the SWEETEST event
that has been held this year It was
held at the church, which was beauti-
fully decorated in the class colors,
blue and red. In the centre was a
large refreshmsnt table, and festoon
ing was draped from the middle of
the ceiling to the four corners of this
table. Another table decorated in
cut flowers and centre pieces, served
for the punch bowl. During the eve
ming an excellent program was rem
dered. Among the numbers being, a
talk by James Booker on the class
motto, To the End without Turn
ing" Solo by Miss Duncan, Duet by
Misses Scott and jackson; Recitation
Miss Garth. On request Roy Handy
said his graduation piece, THE Miu-
ister's Farewell" Toasts by Mrs,
Garth and Rev, Byrd. The entertain
ment was conducted by Mesdawes
Steele, Blackwood, Patton and Miss
Lille jackson,
The statesman., 1905-06-16
NO47
glassware country in the world.

glassware country in the world.
In 1890 a novice in the plate glass
industry, Henry Fleckner Of Pittsburg,
whose only knowledge Of glass had
been acquired in a window glass fac
tory, invented an annealing "lehr,"
the most important single improve
ment ever introduced in plate glass
manufacture. In three hours by the
lehr the same work is done which un-
der the old kiln system required three
days. In four years the importations
of foreign crown and plate glass into
the United States fell in value from
100000 to 100000.
About the same year Philip Argo-
bast of Pittsburg, also novice in
glass-making. invented a process by
which bottles and jars may be made
entirely by machinery, the costly
blow-oyer process being avoided and
the expense of bottle-making reduced
one-half. The result has been that
more bottles and jars are used in q
month now than in twelve months ten
years ago-Cosmopolitan.
The statesman., 1905-06-16
Plush Cars for Kentucky.

II has remained for the Kentucky
state board of health to take the first
Etep against the use of plush car seats
which collect and hold disease germs
until the next passenger comes along
to receive them into his system The
board will indict every railway official
In the state whom it can reach who is
responsible for the use OF seats uphol-
stored with heavy plush
Leather or cane for both sleepers
and day coaches are the substitutes
the board will permit, and of the two
cane is preferable. for the leather
seats are hot and uncomfortable Lin
en- makes q good seat covering, as ii
can be removed and leundered fire.
quently The effects of this initiative
move may extend to other states until
all our railway systems have sanitary
s,ir seats.
The statesman., 1905-06-16
SUMNER
OPENS
AGAIN
Out Door Life, Long Delayed Is
A Welcome Change.

The following persons were elected
officers Of Tanner Lyceum last Mon
day evening, Mrs. Weston, President
Luther Singleton, V. Pres; D.. B. Faw
Sec; Lizzie Bethel, Treas; Mr., Jones,
Critic and Campbell, Journalist The
young men seem to be very much in
teresteu aud taking an active part,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Harry Peppers Of Vic
tor, are here for the summer.
Ed Hamilton of Leadville, and
Miss Hattie Maloney Of Pueblo, are
registered tourists.
The statesman., 1905-06-16
mANlTou. COLORADO.

Messrs win Jones, Jsmss Mont
gomery and Miss Mary Holloway OF
Hot Springs, Ark, are recent arrivals
A social surprise WAS given at the
residence OF Mrs. Ida Williams last
Wednesday evening, Those present
were Mesdames Robinson, Hubbard,
Wilson, Westen, Bunker, Suggs, Arm
strong, daloney, McKinzie, Stone and
Miss Morgan. II was one oil the most
pleasant gatherings of the season.
After few important remarks by Mrs
Suggs, Mrs. Stone was reminded that
/! was her birthday. The ladies' spent
a jolly evening. Refreshments were
served by Mvsdames Weston and
Suggs.
Miss Henrietta Patterson wishes to
extend thanks to the ladies' of Mani
tou for their kindness during the i'll
ness Of her little niece, Beatrice. She
is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Woody and Mrs,
Hattie Simpson Of Colorado Springs
were visiting friends Sunday.
The statesman., 1905-06-16
TRINIDAD, COLO.

Mrs. Johnson Seymour is quite i'll
this week.
Some OF our friends were heavy
losers lasi week owing to the failure
of the American Savings Bank,
Among the heaviest loosers were Hen
ry Stegall who lost S256.00; and Jas
Goodwin s992.u0. The A, NJ. E.
Church also had small sum on de-
posit.
James Booker has moved his bar.
The statesman., 1905-06-16
IDEAS COME TO NoVlcEs.

Improvements in Manufacture OF
Glass Made Mostly by Workmen.
In 1927 carpenter OF Sandwich,
Mass, wanting a piece OF glass of a
peculiar shape. conceived the idea
that the molten metal could be
pressed into any form, much the same
as lead might be. Up TO that time
all glassware had been blown, either
offhand or in mold, and considerable
skill was required and the process
was slow. The glass manufacturers
laughed at the carpenter, but he went
ahead and built a press, and now the
United States is the greatest pressed
The statesman., 1905-06-16
Baked Eggs.

Plain baked eggs make a pretty
breakfast dish. Take a deep earthen
plate. butter it and break in the eggs,
adding salt, pepper. bits of butter. and
bake in a moderate oven. Garnish
with curled parsley and serve with
buttered toast.
The statesman., 1905-06-16
cocoanut Cones.

Beat to froth the white OF an egg,
add gradually small cup OF grated
cocoanut and some sugar. If not stiff
enough TO handle add more sugar.
Make Into cones. Use coufectioners'
sugar for ~ uncooked candies
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-07-10
BRAINERD BANK
BEGINS AGAIN
Northern Pacific Bank Re-
sumes With Consent Of
Public Examiner.

The doors of the Northern Pa
cjtic bank Of Brainerd have been
by order of Bank Exam
iner P. M. Kerst, and business
was resumed after suspension
of several weeks. The bank was
opened with the full consent and
approval of the public examiner,
the reorganization committee
having complied with all require.
ments and all the affairs of the
bank having been adjusted salts
factorily M. e. Dunn of LIE Roy,
Mimi, was elected presidentand
j. A. Batchelder assistant cash.
Ter. The Offices of vice-president
and cashier were left open at
present, but it is understood
some new blood will be infused
and the Offices filled from mem
bers of the new board of direct
ors, which will be elected in
short time.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-07-10
ASKS BEMIDU
TO DO ITS PART.
Committee Solicits Enter
tainment for Bible Con-
ference Guests.

! ~
The committee which has in
charge the securing of entertain
ment for those who will attend
the Bemidji Bible Conference
here next week is interviewing
the people of the city on the sub
ject today. It is planned to en-
terrain the guests on the Harvard
Plan, which is to furnish them
with lodging and breakfast each
pay. Good success has been met
by the com mittee thus far. All
who entertain on this plan will
be given one membership ticket
free for each guest entertained.
The membership tickets are sold
to all who attend the conference
at 81 each. The expense of hold.
ing the conference will be some.
where between 5000 and $500 ex.
elusive of the entertainment of
the guests and of this Belnidii is
asked to contribute nothing ex.
cept as above stated.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-07-10
FOR
WOLF BOUNTIES.
State Will Be Compelled to
Turn Over $l,l93 to Bel.
trami County.

County Auditor Wilmann Sat
urday finished the preparation of
a list of claims fo1 wolf bounties
issued and has forwarded the
list to the state auditor. Dur
ing the two and one.half years
that the new state wolf bounty
law has been in force, there have
been 142 claims for bounties al
lowed in Beltrami county and
some of the claims were for as
many as 10 wolves. The list
which is forwarded to the state
auditor is used as basis for
computing the amount that is
due the county from the state for
moneys paid out Of the county
treasury as the states share of
the bounties. These moneys are
RENTED back to the county. The
amount due to Beltrami county
from the state is 81, 1913. Under
the provisions of the new law the
state pays $3.50 for each full
grown wolf, male or female, and
81 for each cub. In Beltrami
county $3.50 is added to the
bounty paid by the state for fe-
male wolves, thus making it SIS.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-07-10
Pleasant Resort Described

Crookston Journal: Missis.
sippi Siding, where Wiley Philips
has located his brother who ar
rived short time ago in the
north for his health is one of the
pleasantest little outing places in
the neighborhood of Crookston.
Five new cottages have gone up
there recently among which the
one that Mr.. Philips and his
brother occupies. The resort is
situated three miles directly
across Lake Bemidji and there is
no finer beach or better bass fish
ing than in this neighborhood.
Others at the resort are Mr.. and
Mrs. J. j. Opsahl; Mr.. Hide
brand and sister, Miss Inger;
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Chandler of
Fargo.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-07-10
WET WEATHER
BAD FOR HAY
Crop Will Need Much Sun
shine If Good Yield is to
Be Expected.

r, ports from points through
out Beltrami county Indicate tnat
the hay crop is seriously threat
ened as a result of the heavy
rains that have been prevalent
during the entire summer up to
a couple Of days ago. Judge
Sorenson of Buena Vista. who is
in the city today, states that the
meadows in the vicinity of THAT
village are inundated and that al
though the time for haying is at
hand it is impossible to start the
work. It is a possibility, how
ever, he says, that with great
deal Of sunshine during the sue
ceeding two or three weeks, that
a fair yield may be obtained.