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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-07-29

H. W. Bailey. express, McCarthy acct,.S q q
Hotel Remore, board . IL oo
Chas. Nangle, wood. Il ~
5Wm NJ. Ross. coal, 6o 9O
IJ, r. MCCARTHY. balance on sinking we'll 1863 60
|J, A. Ludington, roof on hall 95 90
Mary I. Montbraind laundry and janitor :, Z g
IL. L., NaylOr. merchandise, "a 70
Doran Bros labor on hydrants IS so
j. T. Pogue, cleaning out water tank ~ w
g. senyohl, labor, Hazen. - 90 81
Earl H azen. z" 90
Jack Flatley :
James Stetf Il 800
IsW; M. Masterson. :. :. 90 90
I John Pickles 90
Nick Pickles. ~
Il Report Of Justice skiivik to July 2srd pre-
Sented.
On Motion Of Graham seconded by Bowser
1t11at the same be apprOved-carrled.
|Ex0h motion Of Graham seconded by Bailey.
That the village attorney be lnStructed TO
pfer ara amendments to chapterGD. General. :
laWs Of the village relating TO acks-carrled.t a.
s.ss5he Following resolution was 81 introduced by
|sBDWsePs seconded by Bailey. Whereas 1T &p-
Bears tothe satisfaction OF the villas council
stAat it is necessary. and eXpedlent, ana TOR
lssttse best interests of the public that the fol-
towing parts of Third street III said village
De brought to the established grade for SAID
street. as appears from the map. piat or pro
/ which is on file and of record in the 9tfice or
1 the village recorder in and for said village OF
4 Bemidji to-wit From, Minnesota avenue
WeSG 10 L dfk tFeiiuo ai ~ -. "a I'll : ~. -
nue. east to Bemio3l avenue III s s'io slliase u
| Bemidji.
Now, therefore,,b be it resolved that all per-
| sons owning property aDuttlng OF Irohtlngg
upon that part OF sald Ihlrd streeS IN Il salu i
village as above designated. be, and they are
hereby notified that theH Will pc neatu ,nd le
gardins SAID proposed lmproseitsietlI at19i ~,
grading OF said street at the hour 81 81 e1ent ~
o'clock p m. on Monday Ihe .ln 9aS on
August 1903 at the cOuncll cha1npefs ~ sthe
village nal in said village t,ot notice ~
And be it further resolved t,iaG llotiCe i =; VI
this resolution be served upon the parties &c II IN
terested by publishing Ine sanle ollce ~ Ill ny
4 Bemidj Pioneer, weekly newspaper. - pEiH99 =
ed and publ1shed IN SAG yliiage VI eid ~
4 the same being the oflciai paper VI saia saia vi
lage.
4 On the call of ayes and noes the IolioW- low
ing voted aye Bowser. Graham, halley
noes" none. Resolution declared unanimous
! ly passed.
, Attest: AZ. II ENDEhs3N i.
Fl. W, BAIEY Pfesldeht
Recorder
| The following feSotuulOnS "SIe iii{tH9ouIS. TH,
by BOwSer seconded DIV .Ufaha anu. WneIed'
upon the petition OF tWO-thlfds OF the pro
perty owners. abutting on the line OF tht
streets and. avenues hereinafter descilDee
and acting upon ltS own mOtlotf: DeiieVins
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-07-29

The Charter Commission vii
hold it's next meeting Tuesday
evening and will probably hold
meetings each evening until the
revision of the charter is com
pleted.
Mrs. L. Torrance, mother of
G.. NJ. Torrance, and Master
Torrance Fiske are expected
this evening for a visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Torrance.
Frank Parks of Tenstrike who
was committed to jail on a 10
days sentence for drunkenness
last night awakened all the
nei ghb borhood with his rawlings.
It is believed that he is insane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-06

The 7Ss and Es s @ Ss9"s W; sa fur"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-06

ward. az fire station No. ,. The
convention viii be held with a Wow
Co nominating two eouncllmen for
each ward on the Citizens ticket.
Rear Admiral Manney. chief Of
the bureau OF equipment OF the
United States navy. who has been
spending three days on Puget sound.
inspecting the hattieship Nebraska
and the Puget sound navy yard. as
serts that the establishment %
Pacific fleet viii be but a matter OF
time He states that BFemcrton will
develop into one Of the greatest
naval stations IN the United States
Tho admiral also stated tho needs
% the naxY yard we're many and
that he would recommend that a
remedy be found when he reached
Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-06
REMERTON NOTES
Especial to The s,arl

BREMERToN. Nov. "a con
vcntion Of the electors of the city
Of hremert0n viii be held az Eagle
hall on Thursday. for the purpose
OF nominating candidates for the
different municipal offices The list
includes mayor. eoHneilman-at-
large. treasurer. health officer and
city attorney. and will constitute
the Citizens ticket At the coming
election. TO be held on December g.
On Friday a convention OF the
electors Of the different wards will
be held in the following buildings
First ward. at city hall: Second
ward. az fire station No. 2; Third
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-06

Solid oak Rocker. veneer seat
and back panels are OF quartered
oak. high arms. polished. An ex-
ceilent rocker at very fair price,
s5.75.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-06

o a II our
n
marked charge
oil is
o
called
Is the
S o i
to yours willingly fredy-cordaly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-06
500
81 down-si a week.
IT'S the STANDARD way"

Double panel back small ladies'
sire Rocker. veneer solid seat,
quartered oak. finely polished,
center panel Is oval shaped. high
comfort arms. The Standard
value Is s7.00. And well worth Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-06

Ono OF the prettiost odd Rock
ers on show: finely selected. in
quartered oak. highly polished.
finished golden or weathered oak.
Odd curved solid panel seat and
back: long. graceful splndlea ON
sides--a rocker OF elegance surely.
Side aptndles do not extend all
thu way down az pictured. The
Standard price Is $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-06
$500
81 down-s1 a week.
TITS the STANDARD way"

An entirely new and very
graceful pattern Rocker. solid
oak: the scat is gracefully curved,
high arms; a very pretty Rocker.
and a good value indeed at the
Standard price of $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-06

Solid oak Rocker. very pleasing
design: note the pretty curve OF
the high arms. solid seat quar-
tered oak. polished and good and
strong. wide taperiuE panel In
back the STANDARD price Is
very fair. 81 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-06

A very attractive solid seat
Rocker; note the solid curved
round oak piece on panel top. in
weathered finish only. very
strong: arms are iron rodded
through the seat; well worth the
Standard price. $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-06

This style Rocker will appeal to
many. curved veneer seat and 81
ira large panel hack. nicely fin
iahed and n very comfortable
rocker. The STANDARD price Is
a notable one on this rocker.
$500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-06

hundreds Of Seattle
ant edevelope
place extending willingly geab
pleasantly.
the of arrange with o
only and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-06

Quite a pretty Rocker. solid oak.
nicely polished: back panels and
seat are chartered oak. high arms.
At the STANDARD price this
rocker is a worthy value. 81 90.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-21
JOHN BARRETT. UNITED STATES MISIsrKn
TO PANAMA.

These are secondary considerations to
the problems Of health and sanitation.
Here We have engineering problems
that have been solved elsewhere and
can be- met. but the sanitation problem
a. a hard one and presents many aim
culties The climate is against US and
T. ever present. Under the efficient
care Of Or Georgas. the eminent yell
low fever expert. everything possible
T. being done 10 OFFSET the Increase ot
mortality. Considering the enormous
number of canal employees on the isth-
mus. a very small percentage Of III
ness prevails but you know how these
things are. II one half were sick with
malaria nothing would be- thought OF
a.. but when a case or two OF yellow
fever appears an employees want 20
quit and get away believe these
sanitary and health problems VIII be
met successfully. but they far over
shadow all others
L am going 10 Bogota and hope 90
accomplish something 20 establish
most cordial relations between COlom-
bia and our country. Panama is now
ripe for full re-establishment OF coz
dial relations with Colombia. and all
feeling OF enmity caused by the revo-
luton has disappeared My personal
relations have been most cordial AZ
Panama and there Is no truth OF fric-
tion on my departure received a
letter nom the foreign minister AZ
Bogota I hold pleasant relations with
General Reyes. the president"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-21
SHAMEFUL. n so.
Much Property ls Said to Have Beer
Secured Through II.

san Francisco. May 2O.-The Chron-
icio says, a scheme which was In
operation In the tax collectors once for
many months has just been uncovered.
by which nearly si.5Oo.O0O worth OF
property has been secured for little
more than 100000. Victims are city
taxpayers. who were charged In some
instances. Il appears. wrongly with de-
iinauencies PROFITS have gone 90 a ring
OF tax scalpers who were assisted In
every way possible by alleged default
ing Tax Collector Smith and some sub
ordinstes IN his oHice. Records have
been manipulated 90 keep the truth
from coming out. and many poor peO-
ple have had title 10 their homes placed
IN jeopardy without so much as know
ing the shortage charged against them
A thorough investigation viii be made
At once into tho matter 90 develop. II
possible. the extent 90 which these ir-
regularities have been carried"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-21
NEARER RELATIONS.
Report Of Committee States Senti-
ment Is Favorable.
WILL BE OPPOSITION
Opinion Of Commissioner Is Before
Final Action shall Have Been
Taken There viii lie Con.
siderable Debate.

Fort Worth. May 2o.-Ths question
OF uniting the Reformed and Presbyte-
rian churches stIll remains a matter
Of speculation. Just before the close
OF F1rdays sessions Of the general as
sernbly Of ths Southern Presbyterian
church the report OF the COMMITTEES on
closer relations was read and circulated
In printed form on the floor OF the con-
ysntion. The report recommended the
appointment OF a committee 10 confer
with similar committees OF other
churches as 10 the most advisable
course to pursue in the premises. on
motion OF Dr. @. y. Stickler OF Rich
mond. Va. the report OF the committee
was ordered 10 be referred 20 a COM
mittee Of thirteen 10 ba appointed BY
Moderator Plunkett This committee
viii report back 20 the assembly It's rec
concentrations on the question
In speaking Of the proposed fedora
ton several OF the older members OF the
assembly expressed themselves as de-
citedly opposed % a union. Some re-
fuse 20 give their reasons but say that
they viii DO 10 when the proper time
comes Although some hint has been
made a. TO a possible union Of the
Presbyterian churches some time In the
near future, none THAI were spoken &c
seem 10 think that there IL a likelihood
OF such steps being taken I'm this as
sembly. II Is probable. however. that
matters regarding closer relationship
with Northern Presbyterians will b.
taken up. some Of the commissioners
believing that u may lead 20 a final
union The report OF the committee re-
garding the plan Of federation is look ed
upon by some as being perfectly proper
and IN keeping with the usages of the
church. The opinion of a great many
r. that the report viii not be accepted
IN rs entirety and that some changes
viii b. made. None of the commission
ers here will talk regarding this matter.
preferring 20 wait until the question
is brought before the assembly. The
prediction Is that many spirited de-
hates win be heard on the question. No
date has been set for the hearing.
Friday night services were In celebra-
tion % the Lords supper the sermon
being delivered by Rev. DR. q. y. Stick
Ter ~ Richmond. Va.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-21
HEALTH MAIN MATTER
This and Sanitation Declared the
Leading Problem In
PANAMA CANAL ZONE.
Mlnister Barrett Deems Yellow Fever
Reports Unduly Alarming, Saying
All Is Being Done 10 Pre-
vent Its spreas.

New York. May 20.-sanitation and
preservation OF health Is the one great
problem which contronts the American
authorities In the Panama canal zone,
according TO a statement given out BY
John Barrett. American minister 20
Panama. who arrived here on the
steamer Advance from Colon. He con-
siders as alarming the report that Ave
cases OF yellow fever exist at Colon.
because" he says. "up TO the time
these cases were reported no yellow
fever appeared there. and II was hopd
the situation was well in hand. I do
not believe in deceivinE the public In
these matters" said Mr.. Barrett "It
n far better that the truth be known.
Existing conditions on the isthmus
present many difficulties. and while IL
II not a case for pessimism. II II not
engineering. Il .s not administration
problems that are confronting US.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-21
Dat, H.r Council Of P,opI..

81, Petersburg May 20.-Accordlng
20 the NOvoe vremya Emperor Nicholas
signaliEed his birthday By signing a
manifesto hxing the date for the con-
vocation OF the Hemcky sovyet or
council Of the people. FOR oct. ~. max
ting his action known 10 his ministers
when they met az TssriSoe-Se 10 pre-
sent their calculations.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-21
Saw Notable Building.

ST Louis. May 20.-Reports OF COM
mittees and miscellaneous business oc-
cupied the opening hours of Saturday
session of the American Baptist Mis-
siOnary union. Prior TO the beginning
OF Saturdays session number Of DEL
egates made the trip TO Pattevilie. on
the outskirts OF St Louis. To visit the
Baptist church, the Oldest Protestant
house OF worship west Of the Mlssis-
sippi river.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-21
EVANGELICAL WORK.
Heads Of Non. Orthodox Religions Are
MAKING Preparations.

St Petersburg. May 2o-Under the
grant of religious freedom heads OF
the non-orthodox religions are making
preparations for evangelical work
Last sunday the Orthodox Russians
alton OF Labor expects ~ renew his
can church, an act which heretofore
would have subjected not only the
communicates. but the pastor Of the
church, TO severe penalties. Thirty
Hebrews OF St Petersburg. who had
become Orthodox. have formally ap-
piled for permission 10 return TO their
ancient faith.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-21
Mecems, 20 Be a Ju.,ie,.

Washington. May sO.-Justice Martin
r. Morris of the District OF Columbia
court OF appeals having indicated 20 the
president his intention soon 20 retire
the latter has announced that he viii
appoint former Senator Louis +. Me-
comas % Maryland az Justice Morris
sgcoesEOr.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-21
TWO REASONS.
Either a Battle Imminent or a Base Has
Been Established.

Paris May 2o.-The apparently COM
plete disappearance of the Russian Far
Eastern fleet leads 70 the belief either
that a battle Is imminent or that Al
mirai Roiestvensky has succeeded IN
establishing a naval base on the other
hand % IL pointed out here that the po-
sitlon ~ the fleet May rs in latitude
1890 and longitude ii.30. indicated that
Il might have been decided 90 follow a
course north % Luzon In the Pacific
instead of going through the Straits Of
Formosa, where Admiral Togo ls be-
lieved 90 be awaiting Admiral Rojest.
vensky.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-21
CAPTURED BY JAPs.
Occupy Yandi Pass. but R,pulssd In
Two Other UNDERTAKINGS.

81 Petersburg. May 20.-A dispatch
from General Llnevitch. dated May IS.
says: a small detachment of the en-
emy May l6 occupied Yandi Pass In
front OF the armies The japanese also
attempted 20 occupy shahotze. but
were repulsed and retired southwark
The same day the japanese approached
Honukhu. about six miles south oi
Taul but were forced % retire
The Washington times., 1905-10-31
BRITT SEEKS MATCH
WITH TERRIBLE ONE

NEW YORK. Oct. 31.-Now Britt
wants whack at Terry McGovern.
Billy Roach formerlv of this city. rep
resenting matchmaker Coffrotk of San
Francisco; IS sreeding to New York
from Louisville. empowered to offer, for
q bout between Britt and Terry during
November or December, a purse OF
ceicts.
Conroth claims to have the permits
necessary TO pull the bout OFF in Frisco,
put Is holding out Colma as q second
enoiee for the site of the proposed
Joe humphrey. Terry's manager, has
oecldeu. however, not TO accept Coff-
rotE's offer, no matter how fiattering.
as he HIS determined that Battling Mel
son must be McGoyern's first opponent.
Inc articles for this fight are probably
on the way here now.
The Washington times., 1905-10-31
WILL WARN PRESIDENT
AGAINST RAILROADS
Committee From Interstate Commerce
Convention Will Tell of Strong
Anti-Rate Legislation.

A committee from the regular Inter
state Commerce Law Convention held In
Chicago last week is scheduled to call
on the President tomorrow to explain to
him in detail how the railroads attempt
ed to capture the convention.
The committee is coming to warn
the Chief Executive against the organi-
zation the railroads have formed for the
purpose of defeating railroad rate legis-
lation.
An effort will be made to convince the
President that David NJ Parry preSi-
dent OF the National Manufacturers
Association, is an anti who ought to
be watched. Ii is asserted that in this
capacity he organized the opposition TO
the Chicago convention. and 1t Is as
serted that he mas other plans for
Interfering with the Presidents pro-
gram.
Put the White House search-light on
Parry" is the request OF tomorrow's s
callers.
The Washington times., 1905-10-31

nervousness, irregular heart-beatfrR.
rheumatism. bloating. irritability.
wornout feeling. lack OF ambition, loss
or flesh sallow complexion
II your water when allowed to re-
main undisturbed IN a glass or bottle
Ior twenty-four hours, forms q sedi-
ment or settling. or has a cloudy APP
pearance. 1t is evidence that your kid
neys and bladder need immediate at
tention-
In taking swamp-Root you afford
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Root IS the most perfect healer and
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In order to prove the wonderful
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the thousands upon thousands of tes-
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ton. n. Y, be sure to say you read
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The Washington times., 1905-10-31
RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS
MUCH IN DEMAND
Accidents and Fright Lead to Sub
mission of Large Number of
designations

Because of the hazardous character OF
the work, and incidentally the poor pay.
the Postoffice Department just now
seems 30 be experiencing some difficulty
in keeping at work a full quota OF rail-
way mail clerks
There Is more demand on the Civil
Service Commission for eligibles for
railway mail clerks than any other
branch or the postal service.
For the fiscal year ended June 30. 1905
1,4O1 railway mall clerks were appoint ed
through the medium of the civil service
Nearly one-third OF these appointments
We're made 10 fill vacancies caused by
designations
Whenever an accident happens and
one or more postal clerks are killed. or
manned for life. IL frightens the newly
appointed civil service railway postal
clerks. and a number of designations
follow. or late the designations OF pos
tai clerks have averaged about thirty
five per month.
The Civil Service Commission does not
experience any difficulty IN supplying
eligibles from nearby States but for the
service in Nevada, North Dakota, New
Mexico. Idaho. Arizona. Mississippi
and Montana the commission frequent
ly has 10 hold special examinations TO
I'LL vacancies.
There are any number of applicants
trying to break into the railway postal
service but they tire of the hard work
An increase in pay and steel cars, IL is
believed, Will check this crippling OF the
service and increase its efficiency
This resignation fever among the rail-
way postal clerks is annoying the de-
partment officials not little.
The Washington times., 1905-10-31
REPUBLICANS ACCUSE
NORFOLK NAVY FOREMAN
Naval Officers Investigate Charges of
Discrimination in Hiring Against
Ship Joiner Volk.

PORTSMOUTH, Va, Oct. 31.-A board
of investigation. composed of Capt. AL
bion V. Wadhams, executive officer of
the Norfolk navy yard: Lieut.. Com
mander George Camp, aide to Rear
Admiral Harrington, commandant; and
Naval Constructor Lawrence S. Adams,
conducted an investigation of the
charges preferred against l.. b. Volk,
foreman of ship Joiners in the construc-
tion and repair department of the Nor
folk navy yard. yesterday.
The charges Were preferred by the
Republican executive committe of Nor
folk and Portsmouth They alleged dis
elimination in the employment OF labor
ment by Nolk
The report of the investigating COM
mittee has been forwarded to the Sec
retary of the Navy at Washington,
The Washington times., 1905-10-31
Have You Rheumatism. Kidney. Liver or
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Pain or dull ache in the back is un-
nistakable evidence OF kidney trouble.
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you that the track Of health is not
clear
II these danger signals are unheeded.
more serious results are sure to fol-
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inability TO hold your urine. smarting
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bladder uric acid, constant headache
dizziness. poor digestion. sleeplessness,
The Washington times., 1905-10-31
HEBREWS TO OBSERVE
BIRTHDAY OF LANDING
Plan Elaborate Services in Synagogues Open to All Faiths
Oil Thanksgiving Day, 25Oth Annversary-Private
Celebrations in Washington Homes.

Active preparations for the celebration
on Thanksgiving Day of the 250th ami
versary of the landing OF Hebrews IN
the United States are being made by the
committee in charge of arrangements,
composed of three prominent Hebrews
of the business and social interests of
the city. Simon Wolf. former consul
general TO Cairo. Egypt; Col c. II.
Lauchheimer, commandant of the L. S.
Marine Corps headquarters, and A. S.
Solomons. for many years local mer-
chant
The committee met at the synagogue
Eighth between II and l streets, last