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The Washington herald., 1907-03-29
POPE SCHRADER HERE.
Leader of New Sect Calls on the
prasHRauf

Leader of New Sect Calls on the
President.
Pope schrader. of the Divine Catholic
Church. called on President Roosevelt
yesterday to pay his respects. He told
the President that his church differs
from Roman Catholic only in so far as
he allows the priests and the sisters
to marry. lie has taken up his head
quarters in Washington for six months
during which time he viii hord meet
ings 10 explain his doctrines.
The pope is emphatic in his opinions
that the District should have the right
of suffrage. and this will be the text
of some Of his speeches. He says that
his church embraces two million people
throughout the world.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-29
Corset Department.

s PAIRS Tvs Corsets stnight 'front.' high bust long
hap, boned with real wllaleh0ne, front and side
eiastics attached sizes 20. p p a and 9 RE-
duced from s. % to s. 50 pair
pairs Sapphire COrsets straight front nigh
bust, medium hip. boncd with real whaieboDe:
sizes 10 and 20 Reduced from s. % 70 $500 pair
4 pairs Parame Corsets, baliste straight front
girtile top long hip front and side elastics Az
tached; sizes IS. % and 81 Reduced from SO 80 10
$50 pair.
pairs J. B. Cmsets. cnGtil straight front Low
bust long hip; sizes . and 80 Reduced from s.. -
70 l5c PAR.
Third hoor-Iith st.
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Adares. br Justlce HarIan.

Justice Harlan. os the United States Su-
preme Court, by request of the Bar Asso-
citation of the District OF Columbia. de-
Hvered an address last night at the
George Washington University, on the life
and times of George Mason The eminent
jurist traced the life of the great Nir-
ginian from his birth TO his death, and
dealt with interesting detail on Mason :
immortal achievements in behalf of the
freedom Of this country and liberty for
its people. The justices of the District
Supreme Court, Attorney General Bona
parte. Commissioner MaCfariand, and
Justice Hagner occupied the platform.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-29

yds. BiEeh Chiffon Cheyiot Uupin'sl. Reduced
from s. co to US for zee
1 yds A-inch Striped Wolfe. Reduced from $ 90 to
s. 90 Tor pee.
sls yds ssineh AIl-wool AIbatross. Reduced from
8 % to 500 for pee.
5 yds 52-mch Cheviot tPnestleysl. Reduced from
500 20 S59 for pee.
a. .yds. is-ineh Panama Cloth CPriestleysl. Re
duced from $50 10 Sh75 for pee
s.. lds. i5-lnCh MolTair BTilliantne Reduced FROM
s. .l9 10 S535 for pee.
s yds finch Wool Tafeta tPriestley's Reduced
from sI2U0 TO $500 for pee.
yds. 45-ineh All-silk Wolfe. Reduced from Sl2O0
20 Sl080 for pee
yds. f5-inch Atwood Taffeta Reduced from
$500 10 500 for poe.
4ls yds. finch An-wool Batiste. Reduced from
S33s 20 S150 for pee.
8 yds '#-nch Panama Cloth block effect Re
dUced from 5000 10 500 for pee
~ yds. 4i-Inch AIWool Chsllis Reduced from
SIS 10 $50 for Pee.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-29
Friday Bargain in
WOnlen'S Silk Umbrellas.

Colored Twilled Silk Umbrellas,
26-inch, finished with neat woven
border-brown, red, green, and
blue. Suitable for either rain or
sun.
We offer them at the special price,
$2.25 each. Value, $3.50.
Also a lot of Women's Colored
Taffeta Silk Umrbellas, 26-inch,
close roll, with natural wood han
dies. The colors-blue, red, green,
and black-are fast, as they are
made for rain as we'll as sun. We
offer this lot at the special price,
$500 each. Value, S2.75.
Main h0or-G St. near entrance.
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Cotton Dress Goods.

o Dress Patterns of Printed Silk
Mousseline de Sole; white grounds
with lavender flowers and enlbroid-
cred dots.
I5c yard Value, 371zc.
Also the following remnants:
(Lengths from 21a to 5 yards.)
I2Hc Percale, IOc a yard.
I2tzc Batiste, IOc a yard.
I21ac Gingham, IOc yard.
I212c Outing Flannel, IOc yard
25c Scotch Gingham, I SC yard.
5oc Banzai Silk, 3715c yard.
371zc Alikado Silk, 25c yard
40c Scotch Gingham, 25c a yard.
Second ho0r-G 81.
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Bows Furnishing Dept.

y suits Boys Outing Flannel Pajamas; sizes 4,
6, s. ana IS Reduced from Sl.00 20 SEC SUIT.
Boys Shirts. Of C0l0red madras. sizes y and
l2iz Reduced from 81 % 10 s9c each.
% Boys Wash Russian Bl0use suits, Of piques,
madras, and galateas: sizes 2s 10 7. Reduced
nom s. 50 and 500 10 81 IS each
Is BOYS Wash Sailor Blouse Suits, in white and
fancy effects; sizes 10 T. reduced from $50 and
s. s5 10 SIS each.
% Cloth Hats and Tam o'Shanters for boys and
girls. Reduced from Sl-oo and $50 to sc each.
Third folr-lnIh 81
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ANNUAL PRIZE COMPETITION.
Contest for Three Gold Davis Medals
Takes Place Tuesday Evening.

The programme has been completed
for the annual Davis prize speaking at
George Washington University. taking
place in University Hail Tuesday. April
. This competition which is open TO
senior students Of Columbian College.
is for three gold medals founded by the
Hon. Isaac Davis, LII D., Of Massachu-
setts
The committee Of award this year
will consist Of Arthur T. Ramsay.
James Sharp. and stephen f. Kramer.
The contestants and their subjects will
be as follows.
''yoman's Share in the History Of the World, %
Edith Heiskel Rid0ut.
Celtic Iuauencss in English Literature" Isabel
Rhoia Capell
An Appreciation" a. F. Arthur scfoenfeld..
''The Man Il the hour Robson De Brown
The Function Of the Commonplace Mabel la
WINS Scott.
Musical selections viii be rendered
by Harry Hamilton Campbell and
James MacDermott Sheridan.
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Shoe DEPARTMENT.

A small lot Of Womens One-eyelet Sailor Ties
and PUMPS in lavender. orchid and green. with
trn and welt sole sizes g. ga. 4 4k ) and 5s,B
$500 20 $50 pair
IS pairs Womens Dongola kidskin Oxford Ties
Bluchcr cut, welt soles; sizes 3ia 4 4Is 5 81
and sE.-3. 5l7 T. AZ. s. 81. G. Ga Z and sFE Re
duced from 500 20 81 pair
3 pairs Momens Tan Russia CaIfskin Oxford Ties
Blucher cut, welt sole sizes g. 3ls 4 ~ md Sd
Reduced from 500 to SIs5 pair.
Third noor-l0th ST
The Washington herald., 1907-03-29
Friday Bargain in
WOmen'S Knit Drawers

90 dozen pairs Women's Jersey
Ribbed Umbrella Drawers neatly
trimmed with lace. An excellent
quality.
Special price, soc pair.
Also 10 dozen Knit Corset Gov
ers. in medium and light weights
with high neck and long and short
sleeves.
Special price, SOC each.
Main fiogr-F st.
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TO HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS.
Oner Made by Firm of 5. Kann, soI

Oner Made by Firm of 5. Kann, Sons
* Co.
An important message to certain High
School girls" is the caption OF an 9n-
nouneement made by S. Kann. Sons &
Co., which is said to be attracting much
attention in educational circles. It is
stated that the firm wants extra help on
Saturdays only, and is prepared to offer
Inducements 10 ambitious students who
would like 70 take up the work under
advantageous conditions. The Messrs.
Kann say they viii pay the young people
for their time, as we'll as give them the
benefits of the training school for sales
people. They refer 10 ''the widening,
broadening influences OF a great store,
and request students to make personal
ppIicati0n 10 the superintendent on the
first floor OF the Kann building, between
and $50 o'clock p. N. daily.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-29
Bows Clothing Dept.

10 Young Mems Long Pants Suits jcost, pants.
aud yesi slzes Is. is. Il, and Is Reduced nom
SIS. 90 aud SIC. so to s5.95 each.
pairs Youths Long Pants, Of fancy NoTsteds.
Reduced nom 500 To $50 pair.
10 BOYS All-WOol suits of fancy mixtures some
with knickerboCkcr pants; sizes 9, TO- and H. lie
duccd from $50 70 g 50 each.
Z BOYS An-WOol Fancy kusslan Blouse suits
sizes ~ 10 G. Reduced from SEQ and 500 70
9 95 each.
BOYS White Serge and Corduroy Suits hne
qualities and very dTessy; sizes "a. l. s. and B.
Reduced from s. % and $50 To sass each.
Boys CTaFenette Rain Coats; sizes 9. 10 Hs I5,
and Is. Reduced from 5000 50 Ss5 each,
Z Young Mems Rain Coats; sizes is. H. IS. and %.
Reduced from SIS % and $3.50 90 s. IS each.
25 Pairs BOYS Au-w00 Pants; sizes 4, s. g. 3 3. 3.
10. l5 l6 and IL. Reduced from $l90, SIS and
$50 10 5oc pair
Third hnnr-lnfh ST
The Washington herald., 1907-03-29
Friday Bargain in
Silk PettiCOatS.

A lot of Women's Taffeta Silk
Petticoats, in black and all the new
spring. shades, trimmed with full
shirred rufle and finished with per
caline dust ruffie.
$500 each. Value, $3.50.
Also these remnants in Under
wear;
raifs Women's Cambria Drawers, trimmed SlIEl
r1lfHe Of embroidery and tucks. Reduced IRON sl'S
10 Sl.OJ palr. s 1t.
Womens Nainsook Gowns, round neck, elbow
sleeves trimmed with Point de Paiis lace ana I'D
bon reduced from SIS % Sll5 each
W0men's Lawn slips. in pink and blue. 10 veal
under lingerie waists. Reduced from 5Vc 70 %
each. q, ... .-7 sst
fun shirred ruffe. Reduced from s9-55 70 p 20
/ WOmen's Cambria petucpatss trimmed with Wl1,
ruiHe Of embroidery. Reduced from S-le TO fi'''
ig Women's Nainsook Corset Co7ers. We neck
fuIl fTont trimmed with embroidery. Reduced from
Soc 20 l5c each.
Third hoor-EleTenth St.
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Lace DEPARTMENT.

/ Cream Lace Robe. trimmed with hlet applique.
Reduced from ~ % 10 $500
/ Cream LierFe Lace Robe, trimmed with fu
f0mce. Reduced from S33o0 TO sl800
! White LieTre Lace Robe. trimmed with Ciuny
applique. heduced from $500 10 $500.
/ White Mauluise Lace Robe. Reduced from Si0.t1
10 5000.
2 Black spangIed Robes. Reduced from SS50o and
iG0 10 800 and $500 each
/ Handmade White Lace Boiero. Reduced from
5000 10 SEQ.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-29
CABINET TO MEET TODAY.
BOnaparte VIII Not Attend Because
Ii Is Good Friday.

Good Friday is not a legal holiday in
the District of Columbia. and the bust
ness of the government is conducted as
usual Charles J. B0naparte. the AttOr-
rey General, who called at the White
House yesterday, said, however that he
would not attend the regular meeting
of the Cabinet to-day, because OF the
fast day. Mr. Bonaparte is a devOut
Catholic.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-29

I'VE hare cleaned out our stock in all the pariouS
w lines and assembled the remnants for quick
selling to-day.
Some are SoiIed or muSSed, otherwise imperfect
Some are Just odds and ends short lengths broken
sizes or incomplete ineS and are good they ever
1pere Some are reduced half; not so much;
more. Epery department in the house is represented
In many
beeaose they generally sold early and late mers are
they secured Of course by first eonDrs
The Washington herald., 1907-03-29
PLAY "DAs sTIFTUNGsFEsT. /"
saengerbund Actors Give Final Per.
formamce of the Season.

SaehEefbuAu Actors tive maj EEE-
formance of the Season.
For a wind-up OF its theatrical season
the dramatic section of the saengerbund
"Das Suftungsfest." a comedy in three
acts, by Gustav Won Moser, one of Ger
many's most celebrated playwrights.
The various parts were enacted with an
artistic rounding and effect which would
have redounded TO the credit of profes-
siOnals. The cast consisted of Mesdames
F. Carl and Bossau, Miss Margaret Mein-
hardt, and Messrs. 5. SCarbaU, F. A
Rockar, G. II. Aschenbach, G. Pauls
AdOlph Levy. William Hannemann, C.
Bear, ana R. Schwerdtner.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-29
Hosiery Department.

q pairs Momen's White French Iisle Thread
Hose, with double sOles and high-splicad heels
sizes So, 9. and 81 Reduced from SOC 70 sc pair
30 pairs Womens French Blue Cotton Hose with
white polka dots; double heels and toes: sizes s
and 81 Reduced from s5c TO 25o a pair
Main ho5r-F ST.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-29
Upholstery DEPARTMENT.


100 pairs Plain Muslin Curtains trimmed with
fun deen hemstitched Uie yards long: also small
and medium-size dotted effects trimmed with deeD
huted ufte 2is yalds long; especially desirable
for summer cottages.
Reduced from SIPS to SIoo pair.
100 yards Imported Col0red Madras in figured and
stained glass effects; fuil range of col0rs desirable
Tor library and living room draperies.
Reduced from SI.oo to 75c yard.
200 yards Printed Linen Taffets. IN a fun range
Of cqiors ana numerous desirable patterns; suitable
i@ shp covers hangings furniture covering, &c.
Reduced from 4oc, soc, and 6oc
to 3oc yard.
$50 Yards Extra Heavy Figured Rep. in the latest
spring c2oFs and designs; especially desirable Tor
furniture covering 50 inches wide
Reduced from SI.5o to osc yard.
pairs Real Madras Curtains lsk eHectl in
green, yellow. pink, and dark hlne slightly faded
hedqced from Sl20 and $500 to 500 pair
z willow Arm Chairs finished in natural r.,Ior
each r.0' " F''o0
Fourth h0or-G St
The Washington herald., 1907-03-29

Luther Memorial Church Miss Ethel
H0ckman viii act as maid OF honor and
Dr. Thomas II. Atkinson VIII be the best
man for his brother. Bmnham Eshman,
DR.. r. NJ, Ellyson. Charles Burnham, and
DR.. George D. Vick. of Selma, n. c., will
be the ushers.
Gen. William S. shanenberger gave a
dinner last night at his home In Mintwood
place 10 the Canadian postmaster general.
p Memleux and the party who ara visit
ing Washington. The dinner was an in
formal one. at which there were no set
speeches, but the guests were representa-
tive Of the post-offlce departments Of both
countries. Those present were hr. Mem
leux. r. G. Coulter, assistant postmaster
general Of Canada: 4. ". Smith. chief
clerk: James T. McCleary. who will be
sworn in as Assistant Postmaster General
to-day al 80 o'clock; Mr.. Losche, Mr.. Ba-
con. and Mr. Brookes.
The marriage Of Frances Mahlon, daugh-
ter Of Mrs e. A. Faris, and Mr.. Harry
Blair Hanger viii be celebrated Tuesday
evening, April 3, at the home of the brides
mother. 1910 Chaplin street After return
ing from their honeymoon. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hanger win 1--we at the Denver.
The wedding Of Miss Ernestine Hebert
Rowland, granddaughter Of Mrs. Brnes-
tine Hebert Stevens. ana Lieut.. George
Leftwich Wertenbaker. OF the United
States Artillery Corps. win take place at
Fort Washington on April H.
The engagement is announced Of Miss
Agnes Gray Kennedy. the daughter of Dr.
and Mrs. Danbridge Kennedy. Of Warren
ton, Va. and DR.. William Beverly Mason,
of this city
Those who have engaged boxes for the
performance to be given April 6, at the
Belasco Theater. by the Paint and Pow
der Club. of Baltimore, for the benefit Of
the Christ Child Society. are Mrs Glib
son Fahnestock. Or. and Mrs Dudley
Morgan. Mrs. Edward Simpson. Nine. Je-
rome BOnaparte, Mrs. George Marye.
Mrs. William Irwin. Mrs. D. /. McCart-
ney, Or. and Mrs Edward White. and
Mrs Emile Montgomery.
Among those In the audience viii be
Mrs. Charles Carroll Lee, Miss Patten.
Mrs. Henry May. Mrs. Arthur p Davis,
Mrs Hannls Taylor, Mrs. Stephen b. FL
kins. Mrs Charles Walcott, Lady Isa-
bella Howard, Miss Riggs. Mrs. Henry c.
Perkins. Mrs J. 7. Story Mrs. r. K.
Wallace and Miss Olive Seward.
The patronesses are Mrs. Shaw, Mrs.
Taft, Mrs BOnaparte Mrs. Garfield, Mrs.
Carter, Mrs William Cabot Lodge Mrs.
Gibson Perkins, Mrs. Philip Sheridan,
Nine Jusserand. Baroness Hengelmuiler.
Mime. de Blanpre, and Mrs. John r. Nc
Lean.
Miss N B. Thyson, who has been
spending the winter In Canada, has re-
turned to the Shoreham. but her stay in
Washington viii be brief. as she expects
to sail for England within a few days.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-29
Friday Bargain in
DOUn Crib COmfOrtdbLeS.
IA 20 Is Less
Than Regular Prices.

A small lot of Crib Comfortables,
filed with odorless down and Gov
cred on one side with figured silk,
ON the other with French sateen,
and finished with plain silk border.
Full crib size.
We offer these at the very special
price,
$500 each.
Regular price, $500.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-29
Friday Bargain in
Little Children'S Coats.

We have secured and offer lot
of Little Children's Sample Coats,
in handsome one-of-a-kind styles, at
IA to I-3 Less
Than Regular Prices.
They are all high-class goods,
made in pretty and becoming baby
STYLES. of fine serges and broad
cloths, in white, light blue, tan, and
gray. The collars are trimmed with
fancy braids and velvet and finished
with hand-embroidered scallops
some have belts. The collection as
a whole is a very attractive one, and
offers the mother an excellent op-
portunity to secure a handsome
Easter Coat for her little one at a
very decided saving,
$50 each. Were $40 and SI2.
$1,000 each. Were SIS and SI8.
Tbird aoor-EleYenth ST.
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Easter Display OF Choice Flowers,
cut and growing blooms. lilies. azaleas
roses. &c.i reasonable. shaffer, l4th and 1.
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Reduced from S2.oO and s.. so.

blue aud cream grounds oYeiIialdsd VITA oiaeA'
SI.Oo yard.
Reduced from $500 and s.. so.
uart pieces best quality French ChalHs. mostly
il Persian designs.
371Ac yard. Reduced from 6oc.
q ren,nauts Creme de Paris. in lengths ranging
from 10 5 yards. blue tan, gray terra Gotta, ana
mauve. Reduced from $50 10 35c and less pr
yard.
81 yds ai-inoh Blue Shadow Check Noile. Re
ducrd from S.02 10 500 for pee
3ss yds il-ineh Brown SIX and Wool NoFeity ke-
ducad from. s5.44 to S2.I5 Ter pee
ais Yds 34-inch kusseI Brown holle. Reduced
from S. IS to $50 for pee.
SIS yds. 34-lnch kusset Brown ole. Reduced from
S. GO % S5-59 for TCe.
2il yds finch Brown Drap d Etc. Reduced from
SIS O. al5a for pee.
als yds s4-inch Light Gray Drap Lte. Reduced
frum IS s. "a sl6 for pee.
Yds finch Blue Shadow Check AOlle. Reduced
from s50o TO $50 fer pee,
sd yds. 46-Inch Green and White Hlald Panama,
Reduced from SIS 10 800 for Pee.
Second noOr-H st.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-29
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
Baron YOn Hengelmuller Is
Guest of Yanderbilts.
MANY WEDDINGS ANNOUNCED

Misses Christine and Margaret
Roosevelt Detained in New York 10
Assist Brides of Coming Easter
week-Amerieans 80 he Presented
at Court and Vatican in Rome.
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SICK NOT FORGOTTEN
Donation Day at Emergency
Hospital Fruitful.
RICH AND POOR CONTRIBUTE

Little Child ORers Bunch OF wild
Flowers 10 Cheer JnvaIfds-Grahd
DANES Bring Groceries tn Fine
Carriages and Less Fortunate Ones
Lug Baskets of PrOvisiOns.
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CoIored Dress Goods.

3 mart pieces Matte Cloth with ieeced back light
blue and cream grounds oyeTplalded WITH black
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Luther Memorial Church. Miss Ethel
HOckman viii act as maid OF honor and
DR. Thomas H Atkinson VIII be the best
man for his brother Burnham Eshman,
DR.. r. NJ Ellyson. Charles Burnham, and
Dr. George D. Wick, of Selma, n. c., viii
be the ushers.
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$500 eaC

Regular price, $500.
second iio0r-Eleyer.h st.
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Reduced from $I.25 to $Ioo pair.

100 yards Imported Colored Madras in figured and
stained glass effects fun range of col0rs desira De
Ior library and living room dransries.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-29

Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Eshman have
cards out for the marriage of their daugh-
ter. Miss Mary Christine Eshman to DIR.
Hale Hampton Atkinson The wedding
will take place a / o'clock, April 10. in the
The Washington herald., 1907-03-29
Black Dress Goods Dept.

Main hooF-G st.
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- 80. Reduced Ion &c.

rart pieees best quality French Challis, mostll
IN Persian designs.
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The marriage Of Frances Mahlon, daugh-
ter Of Mrs. e. A. Faris. and Mr.. Harry
Blair Hanger viii be celebrated Tuesday
evening, April 8. at the home of the brides
mother, f440 Chaplin street. After return
ing from their honeymoon. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hanger viii 1--we at the Denver.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-29

20 yards Printed Linen Taffets IN a fun range
o. cqoTs ana numerous desirable patterns; suitable
iod siip covers. hangings, furniture covering, SC
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Reduced from SI.5o to 95c yard.

$50 Yards Extra Heavy Figured Rep. in the latest
sTlng c7loFs and designs esnecialiv desira re To-
uTnituIe covering. 50 inches wide
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1907-04-06

lat1ng the transportation or live stock
was passed by the senate after several
amendments had been adopted. The
amendments led to considerable dis
cussiOn of the provisions of the bill,
but when the roll was called but two
votes were east against the bill. The
bill requires the transportation of live
stock at an average vate Of fifteen
miles an hour from the point of ship
ment to the destination, with an al
lOwance of two extra hours when the
stock must go through cities having
population Of $4,000 or over.
The bill provided that the railroads
must designate one day each week as
stock shipping day, and it is with
relation to the shipments on such days
that the time limitations are to apply.
This one day week must be desig-
mated.
An amendment was adopted provid-
ing that nothing in the bill should be
construed to exempt the railroads
from any duty required in the ship
ment of stock on days other than those
designated. An amendment was adopt
ed providing that the designation of
the stock shipping days should be with
the approval of the railroad and ware
house commission.
The senate committee on general
legislation recommended for passage
the senate bill which raises the pay of
grand and petit jurors from 81 to SO a
dow
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1907-04-06

could not succeed. Today the
same man IS one of the most in
fuential mem bers of the clu b
and is one of the biggest "boost.
ers" that it has. There is no
dou bt that the club has come to
stay and during the eight or nine
months of its existence it has
done much in stirring up a feel
ing of unity and good fellowship
among the citizens of Crooks ton.
Mr.. Brown was ertainly the
right man for the place and he
has worked hard for the club
since his arrival" This is but
the feeling of one out of many of
the citizens of the city. BY
working together in harmony
and boosting for the best inter.
ests of the town. much can be
accomplished. It is the one
"knocker" out of a dozen boost
ers" that tries to stir up discord
and generally he succeeds
Crookston Times.
The above may we'll be taken
cognizance of by few gentle
men in this city who are inclined
to "ham mer" nearlv evtry move.
ment that is started for the gen
eral good of the city.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1907-04-06
Splendid April Tonic.

This is known as 'sBlood.
Cleaning Time,'' especially
among the older folks. who
always take something dur
ing this month to clean the
blood of impurities, and
build it up.
The following is the recipe
as given by a well-known
authority, and anyone can
prepare it at home:
Fluid Extract Dandelion
one half ounce, Compound
Kargon one ounce, Com
pound Syrup Sarsaparilla
three ounces.
Get these simple ingredi-
ents from any good phar-
macy and mix by shaking
we'll in a bottle. The dose
is one teaspoonful after
meals and at bed time.
Everybody should take
something to help the blood,
which, becomes impover.
lshed and almost sour after
the winter season, especially
those who are sutj&ct to
rheumatism, catarrh, kid
ney and bladder trou BILE.
It is said that one weeks
use of this mixture will clear
the skin Of sores, pimples
boils.
This is sound, healthy
advice, which will be appre-
ciated by many readers.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1907-04-06

!$l,849,ooo,ooo. plus Bailey and
Smoot.
The names for different forms
of insanity sound like the titles
of sleeping cars.
The average man does not look
any better than the average
woman in the new styles.
People never e]ope to some
town where the papers will not
discover them and flash the news
home.
Eli Tlmms says that water on
the brain is an indication that
the mans brainstorm was
cloud burst. .
There must be forty thousand
Grand Hotels in this country,
and at least thirty nine thousand
Palace hotels.
Predict that a boy has bril-
liant future and his eyes will get
so weak from admiring it that
he cannot see his way to it.
The fact that a mule, caused
the Central American war is con-
sidered unique because it IS gen.
orally a jackass that brings on a
war.
Explanation: Recently high.
priced choir soprano sang a beau
tiful anthem and then was seen
to bow her head behind the choir
curtain. It was generally thought
that she had been so affected by
the song that she was silently
praying. She was hunting for
her chewing gum.