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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-10
vAR|AS NOT|c|AS
Sc desiqnara una comisi6n
que ioforme subre eI Sana-
tOrio de tuberculosis.
UNA SUBvENClON
UNA SUBvENClON
Obras de ensanchc en- Ia Car.
eel municipal. En- la
Sala de Socorros.

FL syun.amiento de San Juan
acord6 desigoar una Comisi6n espe.
cial para que en- union del Alcalde y
OHcial de Sanidad informe acerca del
proyecto de un esta blecimiento ssna.
torio de tubereulosos, del cusl entien'
de un Cem.te tornado Al efecto, he.
biendo dirigido una carta al ssfior
Alcalds.
Con cargo la partida de Impre.
viAtos aeord6 el syuntaniento de San
Juan cocceder al sen ,r N snuel B arcs.
ner 10 cantidad de t-eints dollars se le
auxili6 para trasladsrss & los Estados
Unidos con ell In ds estudiAr mec&ni.
ca.
- - Urge que SO llsven & Ia pr&ctIes
cusnto anter, las obras de ensanche
que tiene proyectadas el Ayuntamisn-
to en- 10 carcsl municipal. Este eats
blecimiento viens resultando csda dfa
mas inc6modo & insalubrs para el ID
nero de presos que contiene.
Aver fueron asistidos en- la ssls
de socorros Delfia Serrano, Jose Cas-.
tro y Maria Medina, de haridss y con-
tuaionss leve,.
-Ha sido deiado sia efscso por el
Ayuntsmiento do San Juan, & solici
tud de varios barberos, el artlculo {
de 10 OrdenApzs para eglamsntar OIL
servicio de Barberfas on 10 relative al
uso do 10 olusa, y acordando aostensr
sl articulo IL dc dicha ordenanza tal
y como ha aldo rsdaesado.
Hoy exlinguieron sus condemns
On 10 c&rcel municipal los prssos usn
DfaE, Juan NazArlo, Fslix Colon,
Emilio Arroyo, Agustfa F.gueroa J
Juan Cruz.
Ell guardla Bonif aclo Fernandez
arresto aver 4 Manuel L5psz, por in
fraoci6n q las leyss de sanidad, dur
miendo en- los tablsros do una pana-
derfa de 10 calIe del Sol 108
.~~-Ss eneuept.a on San Juan, el
alcaide de la carcsl de Ponce, nue,tro
amigo don Adolfo Lsspier, que condu.
10 con dsstino & 10 carcsl de esta ciu
dad & la presa Norberta Rivera sen.
teEciads 6 80 mos dc preside por ase
ainato en- 70 grado conelido en- ur
hijo suyo, hscho ocurrido en Cosmc
el afio pasado.
Ell Tribunal Supreme confirm
| 10 aentsncia dc la Corte de Dlstrito d,
Quay ANA contra Alexandra Arenas
Domingo Pistri Roman, quienes ape
laron de 10 deci.i6a de aque tribuns
inferior On causa do delito electoral
Ell departsmsnto de Educaci6l
nombr6 maestro de una eaouela d
MaysgusS, 4 don Carlos Aran.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-10
AOTAs De YAUcO
Bales de Pihata. -Cendsna.
do por aggression. IRA
sehorita falIecida.
HECH0 EScANDALOSO
Un crimen que debe ser css.
tigado. Reina general
indignation.
HECH0 EScANDALOSO

Dos bales do Pidata que results.
ron muy animados y concurridos iit
el domingo 10 soeiedad do Ys.,o.
Uno On el sHotel Pl&s yosro On ID sass
morada do nusstro amigo don AOd-ka
Negroni.
-Gamsrsindo Lugo ta) TIhors ha
sido condenado por ID Corts duniei.
pal { 3 so do multa y un mes de ckresl
por el dslito dc sgrssi6n.
-Tras brsvs y muy cruel safsr.
medAd rindi6 aver 10 iorn ada do 10
vida 10 vlrtuosa y simpasiea ssnoriss
Ana Quir6s, ganerslmsnts estimada q
esta sosiedaa. Rsciban sus familikrss
nuestro p6same sentido.
Llama por complete la atsncif !
pdblica un hscho por dsmas escsnd.
| loso que estA ~ bsjo 10 scci6n dc los
tribunales do iustleia. ri individuo
Basilio Santiago rscibi6 aver un au6.
nimo On que 10 advsrtfau aas una hijA
suya que VIVA en- casa de Pedro Bra.
cero habia sido seduclda por este y
sstaba en- cinta. Lo entreg6 al poll.
cfa Justine Ortiz quien inmedi diatamsn.
10 procsdi6 & prAcsicar una investiga-
ci6n requiriendo 10 muchacha pare
que declarase. Esta nsg6 On princi-
pio loa hschos denunciados on el an6.
nimo, mas luego confes6, que haes
tres 8 euatro mssss ~ ito polftieo,
padrino y padre dc crianxa, Pedro, en-
cuyA casa viva desde sus primeros
amos, q habia ultrsjado una madruga.
do en- momentos en- que % lsvAntaba
& prepararar cafe para 81 y su ssposs,
ob.igacitn diaria que ae 10 hAhfa i'm.
puesto; lue efecaivamente estaba On
cinta, que habfa guardado On absolu.
10 silencio iu desgraeia por tenor
10 vengarzA que podfa su padriro
eiercitar en- ella si dessubrfa "a cri-
men y que Braoero le hAbfa aconseja.
do % enve enara 8 tomara un aborti-
vo habi9ndole fsollitado una psseta
para que 10 O. mprara. Qas obtpvo
por nueve csntAvos tres pspeletss dc
antipirina que tsDis ocultAs dsbsjo do
10 sA.psrs tomArlas por 10 noche,
hostigAds por su ito.
De modo que sin 10 intervs soei6u
do tan inteligents policfa, hubiese de-
jsdo do exiatir pocas horss dsspu6i
eaa IL felix eriAtura Dc l5 ahos do sdsd,
vfctima do una bestia h mana cue "
cuenta aesenta.
El padre de 10 ofendids ha pre-
SCI tad Ia denuneia CORES pondisnss
contra Bracero y el ssflor Juss muni
cipal ls senal6 para gu libertad provi
sional una fiarza de mil dollars qul
parece menttra, pudo prestAr en oil
acto.
Hemos DIDO deoir cue 10 bacer
gestiones muy activas para arr.gL
este asunto en- fAmllia. 81 este nusv0
crimen 10 intenta, tengan ca cnsnl 1
los que en- 81 vayan 4 iuggr pspe
que lea uegulmos 10 pista y q4- ha
blaremos tAn claro com1 ssA preeif
para evita 10, cAiga quien caiga.
i Conque, ioio al Crissol
CoRREsPoNsAL,
II Marxo I, 1906
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-10
La euTacI6n de
LAS HERNIAS
debe intentarse siempre

Eststs IN principle dc Cirujfa cd.
mttido por todos los medicos mas
eminentss del mundo. El que cure
Las hsrniss hsnrarA & Ia Cisncis y
prestara un servicio immense q Ia
humSnidAd.
Hsce pocos amos las hsrniss no
eran curab.es mas que apelaudo q
una opsraclon llsmada hsrnioto-
mia,
Zero en- los actuales nom snton ds
adsIsnto cienifdco de O. topeaia, In
hsrnia pusde curarss sin nj cssidad
oe someterse al enfsrmo q los ries.
gos inminentes dc la Herniotomta.
con solo apiicar un brsguero Que
reuna todas las condolences cien,f
hcaa sspeciGles y aprJpiados & In
clase dc hernia y del hsrniado de
que 30 trAts.
A mi fnlca particular h N acu.
dido mucnos herniados gus lleya
ban brsgueros mai cons.rutdox v
tsor apllcados porque no les conts
MIA Ii hernia, dor qoey Porous
al onssvar ID ptessncla de Ia h,r-
MIA no pensAroa m&s q 10 On acuuir
a una tenda de aparAtos orGopedl,
Cos comprar I'm bragusro, como
ii eaIo tasra un obisIo do luio q ue
As c0mpra por ia VISA, sin culd ar
80 dc las conAiclonss que oebs rsu.
mir un blen brsganro para Ia CON
aiclon de Ia hernia. Y he vluto.
aAemas. macnas txMangulAc.on.a
ssgaldss dc maerte Gel lndiyluuo, O.
90 hublers evltAao , curado con uu
ouen nrsguero.
ror ESQ No ms CAnlar6 dc Aconse
Jar ios hsrnlslos que keudSu, no
a los ComsrcisntsS dc nragueros
Alno los ortopedlGtAs que, por 81
muchA praeticA y por oil conoci.
nisnso precise que tlenen de Ia On
fermsdsd sAnen el brsgusro Que
cJnvisne q ca 10 hsrnlsdo On psru
GUAR.
| Prscissmenie Sc encusntra On e,ts
ciudsd el us.eg ado del INSTIrUTo
oRToPEDICo WIVES, de B BArceIous
psrsona que g0zs de indiscutibls
fsma sntrs il c,a's me e1ica, como
inIeilg snEs sspecialista para o. ira
IAmlsntJ de Ias hernlaa.
Las especlalldsdss WIVES aop
prsmlsdax considerable de gran
unlidsa puDIicA por diez reslss
Academies de Medicina J Cirulfa
oe divsrsa nacioneS, y considers.
dAs como las meiorsG para oil all
ylo , curacion radical de todA ola
90 de b ,rnias, tAnto para caba!le-
roa como para IefiorAs ninos de
ambos Iex9a..
No isn los herniados de apro
vechar eats diAs para consular
con oicho s:fior que eIIS huSpedA-
do en- el HOTEL INGLATERRA y
permAnecsrA Gu eIta ciudad, hastA
81 ola 20 DEL ACTUAL, Iecibiendo
4 los entsrnUs deIde las NUEvE
de il manAnS, hAitA les SHs de 10
tsrds, stendo lA conIultG gratis.
Dr.. Mendoza.
Hotel INGLAT SRRA, San Jusn,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-10
POR $4,000

De cortado, SO vends Ia fnca de-
nominads <BarrAncass, la cual se
hays situada en- el barrio de <Llanoi
CostsS dc ests termino. Dista 4 hors
y media de Ia poblscion, &c compoue
de 1,5OO cuerdss de extension, tods.
propiss para las siembras de fruto.
MEMORIES en- particular para Ell algo
don CCeilan.s Tiene dos magnficos
manantiales para dsr dc beber al gs-
oado: tiene colindancia 81 mar puer.
to para embsrcar todoa los frutos. Er
lie Ee pueden cuidar haEta 400 cabe.
SAa de gAnado.
Para informes dIriglrse don Uli
sea MArini -Poat Offics, -calle sMu
Goz r vers,S
Uabo Roio, DlcIembrs 2 de 1905
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-10

dc G arnavAl.
Por supuest', OIL beso es enemigo
del sntfaz, por las dific ltades que
Este cfeecs q 10 impression de squel.
Proper 60 al amigo Palacioa y & 10
Comisi6n del Cart avail, para 10 fiesta
del pr6xtmo al :, mi <H B MOI So
bre el bsso como matsria spropiada
para iugar sl CarnavAl
{, hombrs que ris.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-10
PUNTO Y APARTE
C,ms 50 jusga eI Carnaval
en- huagsrford, Bernsy
HaImagen.
EL BEsUQUEO
EL BEsuQUEO
Mi H. B. No ! sobre el beso
como matsria apropiada pa
"a 81 juego de Carnival.

Cuand0 muere una persona que
NOS fue cara, 8 por 10 cual sentimos
admiration, 10 natural % que msneio.
nsmoa ~ nombrs a'gda tempo despues
do hsbsr desapareeido de 10 sscenA de
10 vida, on 10 cual hace do apuntador
laPArea hsra.... Y asi, no 90 extra
10 que 20 eontlnds hablando del Car
naval, dsspues do haber dsssparecido;
Dice an escritor, que On Hunger.
ford (InglAserra), % oslsbra sl msrtes
do Paseuas una 90 osoie de caraavsl
do 6seulos, durants el cual no pueds
eonsiderArs oemo delito sl que IN
honbrs bese & uns muier, Aunque es.
to sea forastera.
In MAidenhsAd % celebrs tambien
Anualmente IN festival anklogo, y
mientras dura estA permitido besar.
En Bsrna a-dice otro ESQ -itor -<los
hcmhrss tiensn dsrecho 8 bssar q les
j6vsnss solteras durants los fssttv ales
y ceremonies pdblisas q condici6n de
que no promiscuen si % por la mt Il D.
No; psro desde medic dfa hasta sl
anochecer puedsn besar & todas las mu-
isres soltsras que sean de su sgrado !,
TAmbiea On un pueblo do Rumanis
llamado Halmagsn -hAbla un psri6di.
CO. cuando 10 eelebra la fsala do San
Teodoro aeuden IN sin Hn do mucha
chas solteras y recien easAdas do los
setsnta i ochsnt pueblos del contorno,
que ofrecen "a pueblo & todos los hom
hres que encuentrsn, para que los be.
sen, 10 mismo On 10 calle que On 10
,glssia y qae on lAS casas particulares
Estoy nervioso, despuss do reco-
pillar aQuf estAs sencillas costumbres
do squellos pueblos, mucho mas fell.
COS gus el nusssro, donde NO 90 besa
con tanta libsrtad.
Conoxco muchos cArnAvalss, 6 10
msnera varia como oelsbrsn el Car
naval difsrentes pusblos del otbe, pero
nipgano encuentro tan do mi sgrado
Somv 81 do les hesos.
Las serpentinas, los policromos
papslillos, los cAscarones dc huevos
contsniendo aqua florida, los polvos
blancos psrfumados, los cor pfstis J los
conHtitos, etc., eta, ssrAu obistos de.
lisados y vistosos y muy cldsicos en-
estilo de Carnaval, psro no tlensn el
dulcs attractive que los besos.... Es.
700 pusden scr dc diterentss clases
ssgda sl gusto 8 sl tAlonto Ar,fsticc
dc eada iugador.
SY cukntAs classes de beios se 90
nocenP Difioil es 10 .conteataci6n; ID
ditsrsnoiA dc olasss 90 prolopga hasts
sl inGnito.
In 10 que & mi respects, por ID
cue he podido inquire, dc mis- obser-
vaciones, dire que solo conoxco eatsl
dsnominaclon beso pleno, beso d,
ID paloma, beso desoldado, medic be
no, beso cortadiuo, bsso trisss, bese
do aspld, beso dc piment6n, bsso d.
rsAl6n, beso asustado, beso sspir ado
bsao do snosie, y el nunca bien ponde
rado, sabrosisimo, conoeido con Q
nombre dc bsso de recltupete,
Y este 90 el meior para una feati
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-10
PaTa sGfOras, nih0S ! Di-
has IoDa hecha

iNo hs viEto uSIed ioS magliGoos
trAjeS, blusas, k'mOnEs, SAcoS. goAr.
de polvos, susgu7I. csmlsaS cubrs
eorbeta, trsiss para nihaS y n'B1s
&C., etc., de telaS hllo, heehos On nues
troS tallsresS Aunqus los prsoioI {
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-10

que vendemoa son MUY MODICOS
no hAosmoa NADIA ts pscotllls.
Nueatro exVenso Eurudo c0mprau.
De dsrds ls bluss mas ienc..la, asts
los rieoa trsieH Rdornados con
ercaiss de hilo, cAlsdoa, bordAdos,
0to.
The Porto Rico Drawn Work 4
Embroidery CO.
10, FortaleEs, San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-10
cRON|CAS ESPEg|ALES PARA "LA, DEMOcRAc|A'
(POR Raj AEL CONTEJ


H6 squf una traducei6n literal de
ia pspeleta:
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-03-02
Funeral Held Yesterday.

The funeral over the remains
of L. W. Oaks, who died at the
home of his daughter, Mrs.
Knott, Monday, was held yester-
day forenoon from the home of
the latter. The services were
conducted by Rev. Thos, Broom
field, who was assisted by Rev.
Isaac Peart and Rev. S. E. P.
White. Mr.. Oaks was resident
of New York state but was a
pioneer of Minnesota, coming to
this state at an early age. The
children in attendance at the
funeral were Mrs. Knott and l..
B. Oaks of Bemidji and G. M.
Oaks of Echo, MINI.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-03-02
Additional Locals

Miss Anna Fisher returned to
her home at Northome last night
after a short visit with friends in
Bemidji.
Fred Powell arrived today from
Hibbing in response to mes
sage announcing the serious i'll
ness of his wife.
Mrs. j. Peterson, Jr., arrived
this morning from her home
stead near Ripple for a short
visit with Bemidji friends.
James Agnew of Minneapolis
is in the city today on his way to
international Falls, where he
expects to invest in property.
T. M. Harvey has removed
from his former location on
America avenue to the Dan
Wlnebrener blacks NTH shop on
Fourth street, where he is pre-
pared to do all kinds Of wood
work.
Duncan Wilcox arrived in the
city this afternoon from Kelliher
and other points up the line of
the M. & l., where he has been
for several days looking after the
logging interests of the Crooks
ton Lumber company. Mr.. Will
COX will take up his duties as
foreman at the compary's mill in
this city when the plant is put in
operation.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-03-02
Falls Under Train.

Word from Longville brings
the intelligence that a filer OF
Camp Of the Northland Pine
company, name unknown, had a
narrow escape from being crush
ed under the wheels of a logging
train Sunday evening. The man
was badly bruised and it will be
some time before he will be able
to be out of the hospital.
The man was intoxicated, it is
said, and attempted to board a
string of logging cars that were
going through town at full
speed. Fortunately, instead Of
being thrown under the wheels
he was knocked down lengthwise
with the train, but was pounded
numerically by the projections
on the trucks of the cars. He
was taken toa Brainerd hospital
for treatment last night.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-03-02
EDITORS ARE
GETTING BUSY
Financial Statement For vii
lagos Being Published
This Week.

The law which passed at las,
session Of legislature making|it 3
misdemeanor subject to fine fol
the official paper of the villages
to fail to publish the fnancia.
statement of the village at least
one full week before the village
election, is causing the village
editors considerable more work
than is usual.
It is doubtful if it is generally
understood in all villages and 1t is
likely that there will be several
who will suffer the penalty for
not having pull iished it, but in
many of the Offices the staten
is being prepared for pu blica-
ton this week.
Heretofore it has been custom
airy for the financial statement
to be pasted on public buildings
and other conspicuous places
but this was hardly a reliable
method of publishing it and it is
now state law that all official
papers in the villages of the state
must publish it.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-03-02
SECURES
TERMINALS
international Falls Land
Under Option to Duluth.
Winnipeg Line.

international Falls, March 2.
What is believed to be a move on
the part of the Duluth, Rainy
Lake & Winnipeg to secure its
own terminals at international
Falls has developed from the
announcement that P. A. Smith
of Fort Francis has secured
options on all of the land along
the river front above town.
This would be the natural
crossing place for any road that
desires it's own terminals, and
while Smith refuses to confirm
or deny the report, there is suff-
Gent evidence at hand to indicate
that the railroad people are back
OF the deal. The amount involved
in the options is said to be
$22,1OO.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-03-02
~.
MILLIONS IN ORE DEAL.
Great Northern Leases Mesaba Lands
to Steel Trust.

Great Northern Leases Mesaba Lands
to Steel Trust.
Cleveland, March 2.-The Iron
Trade Review announces on reliable
Duluth authority that the long pend
ing deal for the ore land leases from
the Hill interest to the steel trust
has come to head. Terms are agreed
upon, with one possible item in re-
serve, and compromise has been
reached on royalties.
The United States Steel corporation
agrees to haul over the Great North
ern to Lake Superior not less than
100000 tons of ore every year at
80 cents ton for thirty years. That
is a guarantee of $8,000,000 a year
freight for the Great Northern at a
rate that is considered very remuner-
alive.
A royalty is to be paid of Is cents a
ton this year, 80 cents next year and
SO on to 81 ton, at which it is to
continue the rest of the thirty years.
The deposits are reckoned at not less
than 0O,000,000 tons. The royalties
will come to not. less than s250,000s
900.
It is understood that the deal hung
fire for some time between rs cents
and 81, bid and asked. The compro.
mise gives the Hill interest the larger
end of the amount in dispute for TWEEN
ty-five out of the thirty years
The relation Of the ore companies
to the Great Northern has not been
disclosed and therein lies doubt as
to the distribution of the melon. Great
Northern stock has been doomed
above 800 on the whispered anticipa
ton that Hill was going to divide this
treasure of iron ore with his friends
Great Northern in any case is as
sured profitable haul on 100000
tons of ore yearly, the present rate o.
80 cents being liberal compensation
But the profits of that have already
been discounted.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-03-02
Mnsic Good.
(COntributed.)

The Canadian Jubilee singers
appeared last evening at the
Opera House to a large crowd,
many having to stand all through
the performance. 1t goes with
out saying that it was most
talented and charming affair from
beginning to end. The singing
of Madame Marie Dorsa was
worth the price of admission.
Her equal is not in the North
west. To classify her with any
soprano who has appeared in our
city would be an insult. The
orchestra was of a high order
and was greatly enjoyed.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-03-02
PHILIPPINE BILL
DISPOSED OF
Senate Committee Refuses to Report the
Philippine Tariff Bill by Vote Of
Eight to Five.

Washington, March 2. The
senate com mittee on the Philip
pines today refused to report the
Philippine tariff bill by vote Of
eight to five. The com mittee
voted against a favorable report
and by vote of seven to six re-
fused to report the bill adversely
for the consideration of the
senate, This effectually dis
poses Of the measure.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-03-02
MRS. W. l.. OAKS,
G. M. OAKS,
L. B. OAKS,
Mrs. Geo. KNOTT
and family.
Installs X-Ray Machine.

An X-ray machine of the latest
pattern has been installed at the
Offices of DR.. A. e. Henderson,
who will use the device in con-
nection with his medical and
surgical business. The machine
is especially useful in cases
where bones are broken, as it
aids the surgeons in reducing
the fracture, all bones in the
body being plainly visible through
it's use.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-03-02

COMING FAST
Local Merchants Ready to
Lend Aid to Pupils Grain
Growing Contest.

County Superintendent OF
Schools J. J. Regan has been
busy a short time today solicit.
ing subscriptions for prizes in
the pupils grain growing con-
test which he is planning for
next summer. Mr.. Regain met
with much encouragement from
the local merchants and had been
out only short time when $155
had been subscribed for the
prizes, the subscriptions coming
from seven business firms in the
city. 1t is expected that this
amount will be increased materi-
ally before thpecontestis started.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-03-02
RIPPLE TO HAVE
TELEPHONES
Charles SWedback Secures
Franchise for Installa-
ton Of System.

s Il f Z. ~ & - Il :
Charles Swed back of this city
secured a franchise Wednesday.
from the village of Ripple allow
ing him the privilege of installing
and operating for the period OF
10 years a telephone system in
that village. According to the
contract with the council. Mr..
Swed back must have the system
in running order in six months.
He will remove to Ripple with
his family in the near future to
commence the work of construct
ing the system.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-03-02
Card of Thanks.

We wish to express our thanks
to the neighbors and friends,
and especially Mr.. and Mrs. G.
A. Parker, who so kindly came
to our assistance at the death
and burial of our husband and
father. And when God in his
loving wisdom sees fit to call any
of their loved ones home, may
they find just as many kind and
true friends to sympathize and
help them as we did, is our
prayer.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-03-02

Mrs. T. H. Harvey is recover.
ing from an extended attack of
lagrippe.
Ole Greenlund has resigned
his position with the Duluth
Brewing & Mailing company.
Sylvester Johnson of Rosby is
in the city today purchasing
supplies for his wood camp near
that village.
Ole Lee arrived in the city this
, morning from Blackd uck, where
he has been employed at the E..
Nelson Observation-Disclosures. Mr..
Lee will make Bemidji his future
home.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-03-02

Charles e. Leland, the last of seven
brothers, all of whom were well known
in the hotel business throughout the
country, is dead in Broadalbin, N. Y.
He was sixty-three years old.
Rear Admiral Colby NJ Chester, SUI
perintendent of the naval observatory,
has been placed on the retired list.
He will be retained on temporary
active duty in the bureaus of naviga-
ton.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-03-02

All grades of refined sugar have
been advanced 10 cents per Zoe
pounds.
Franklin G. Jocelyn, well known
among lumbermen throughout the
Middle West, is dead at Chicago.
The Southern Bank and Trust conf
pany of Fort Smith, Ark, has suss
pended. It has deposits of about $S0,l
O0O
General BENJAMIN Bixby Murray.
who at one time occupied a prominent
position in national affairs, is dead at
Calais, Me.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-03-02
Through Tourist Car Service
To California

Via Chicago Great Western
Railway.
Cars leave Minneapolis and ST..
Paul on four days of the week,
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday. For full informa-
ton apply to J. P. Elmer, G. P.
A., st. Paul, MINI.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-03-02
MITCHELL AWAITS REPLY.

Operators Have Not Answered Min.
ers' Demands.
New York, March 2-John Mitchell,
president of the United Mine Workers
of America, said during the day that
he had not yet received reply from
the operators regarding the demands
of the anthracite miners, which were
forwarded to. George F. Baer Tuesday.
W. H. Truesdale, president siof the
Lackawanna railroad, said that there
would be no meeting of the operators
committee of seven during the day.
This committee was appointed to re
ceive and consider the miners propo-
sitions and Mr.. Baer is its chairman.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-03-02
BILL TO READJusT SALARIES.
Proposed to Increase Presidents Pay
to $4,000 a Year.

Washington, March 2.--Senator Gal
linger has introduced bill to read
Just the salaries of general officers of
the government to take effect March
4, 1908. The bill proposes the follow
Ing salaries: The president SIS 900;
vice president, $4,000; speaker Of the
house of representatives, $4,000;
members of the cabinet, $4,000; SEN
ators and representatives, $780,