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Arizona republican., 1907-02-23

WANTED-To rent so to 100 acres
| good farming land with house I'M
| der good water system. Will pay
| cash rent or farm on share. VIII
pay any person s25 cash to find me
such a place. AL w. Washington
Street
FOR RENT-Cheap for any occasion.
the Hardwick theater. Apply at
White House store.
WANTED-To exchange well furnish
ed six room house. with all modern
improvements in Redlands. Califor-
mia. for ranch property here. c. II.
Hirst.
wANTED-To drill you any kind Of
a well. See C. NJ. Higgins. 623 S.
Seventh avenue, city. Telephone
Red 92s.
WANTED-Tc know the Whereabouts
of a. J. Dobyns. Business PROPOSE
ton awaits him. Address Y. Y. u,
this office.
IN TIMES OF BUSINESS PER-
PLEXITIES. trouble. sorrow and
sickness. consult DR.. E. Hooper
Finch. clairvoyant trance medium.
and healer. % South 3rd Ave.
FINE WALL PAPERS. cheap. samples
mailed. Morden's, 4O1 East Washing
ton.
WANTED-We pay highest cash price
for all classes of house and office
furniture at Hammond Auction
house 20 South First ave. Tel. Red,
al.
WANTED-20 young women to enter
training school for nurses at Emer-
gency and General hospital Los An
geles, Cal Two years course.
Everybody Intending to
order fruit trees OF Hall Bros, call
at Ensign Corral, on Saturday. Feb.
23rd that will be our last day in
taking orders. or drop a card before
that time to BOX S13.
MRS. ELIZA A. EDWARDS expert
snced carr reader. tells past, present
and future. Ladies'. 2sc; gentlemen.
80 cents 223 Buchanan St, corner
Third.
MONEY TO LoAN-oN IMPROVED
RANCHES; NO DELAY. e. A.
MARSHALL, 9 w. ADAMS.
ALICE LAWSON. healer and clair
voyant reader will be in Phoenix this
St.
PICTURE Frames made TO order, ali
sizes and kinds at Balke's Big Curio
Store.
HAIRDRESSING PARLOR-Mrs. AyI-
win. IL South Center St. shampooing.
manicuring, hair goods, facial mas
sage
Arizona republican., 1907-02-23

mower, yard IOOIs, uIsHssl OOOhIIlb
utensils. etc. The goods are like
new. all high grade. No sickness in
family. Everything must be sold.
Take West washington street car.
Mrs. ]. c. Graves, owner. Hammond,
auctiOneer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-26
Die Berntonnsr !sair .

9as nd9fte iui1tieite Gretsnis,
benz mir enteesen sebeu, 1T bic Ser'
mann Snir, tuelAe am 5reitae unO
Sanfae ben 80. un6 81. 9IngaIt
1907, i'm ib6nen Gnirplabe absehal.
ten tpir6. Die @rnte 1T nunmebr
fnft beenbet. Die Belt bes 9reidens
ba urO 9anbtutrtbe. @drtner unb
itberbalpt ale, tuel4e BON @roOutteu
ber giatur tuie ber @ei9tdlt@teit nnb
9unft ettpnS @utes unb Seltenes aaF.
sutueiien buben, iOlIten nibt oeridi.
men, 0ieielben auf ber Serntanner
Sair nusSuitelIen.
RadfOlsenbe 9abeIIe last bic Oers
itbiebeuen abtbeilunaen, bic ausse.
Iebten gsreiie unb Guperinten6euten
erieben:
@lnh l.-Oblt uno Grauben. Nls
bert &ubpn, superintendent. Die
ausseiebten bnar @rdmien in bieIer
sbtbeituns belaufen iiA auf $s2.
slaife 2.-@eine. @uitac Gber.
lin, Superintenbent. @eiantntt.
Bramien In bteier Gbtbeilune 500,
&laiie S.-@etretbe unb Semitic.
Nueuit 9auaenbOerfer, Guperinten'
bent. @eiammt .Brdntien in sieier
abtbetluns s5S.
8taiie 4.-geridiebeues. gbas.
aimmel, superintendent. &rantien
s26.
alaiie 5.-8eiblihe Sonbarbeis
ten. SRI. Sarilba Odsner, Gupes
rintenbent. Grdmien $40.
&laiie 6. 9lterbdu9erdtbe II. /. 10.
Sm. Sperrg, superintendent. Tr1s
mien 500.
Staiie J 7.--SeiIhsel, Subn 9teib.
bart, @ramien S25.
Slaiie 8.-sUruuieb unb Gatueis
ne, 9ltbert Gbertin, Superintendent.
8rdmien: s66.
SIaiie 9. &ierbe, Giel II. Sods.
@eO. &etrus, Superintendent, @e.
iamntts9 s9rGmieu s145.
&ennen, 8eluitioungen uim. &c.
iammts s&r6mien SSl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-26

@tttenbers. slm lebten
sOumtas luucbe 9aitOr Shuls nad
Seinri4 Sieter serufen I'M oaielbit
bas ilnsite aiub gu tnufen.
- @eDrs Berger rour Sanlltae
@ei1dfte balber in SpenspilIe.
- Die 0ladridt iiber bas Gbleben
uun @. s. 9ausenber9 Su Sap, bat
bier aIsemeiues 9ebauern errest.
Der geriturbeue mar bier gut betannt
unb iebr beliebt
- 8r(. 8lara 6eiemanu befinbet
iid) duf Der 8runtenliite.
- gbas. 9tuItermauu ber iid ieit
sluei Sabren Geiunobeitsbalber in
Naegicu befanO, iit tuieber bier. sein
Qunoenleiben bat iid nidt eebeiiert.
Subn aurrelmeper benz tiir5'
lidl siuei 8ierbe oum Slib erialasen
wurben, bat Ouu &ier5u9 fir sloO
einen 8.idbriseu Giel eetuuft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-26

Cine ensliide 3eitune in gnpe @i,
rnrbeau bat ben Gbonnemsntspreii
nm so Gents pro Sabr erbbbt, tpOsu
Der in Sadion eriheiHeabe v@olts-
freunb' fUlsenben Gummentar macbt.
vSn ben lebten Sabren 1T bic Gen,
beng aller Greiie nuffparts pemeIen.
Der aaafmann mub b6bere 9reiie
fir ieine @uureu besnbIen, nber er
fOrber, mebr fir bieielben. 9Iae
Sanomerter nerlansen unb betpnmen
b6bere 26bne. glntiirlid IL bieies
bart fir iptdbe, tpelcbe feline 9ubner.
b6bunp ober teine bbberen greiIe fur
ibre grseueniiIe betUmmen bnben.
8u bieien eebbren bic 3eitunssbers
ausaeber unb 9ruder. Dor einiaen
@u9en betamen mir gtDtis upn
idmmtlihen ShrifteieBsreien, bas
Der @reis ibrer @rseusniiie UNI stra
25 8rOSent erbObt tuOrben Jet. Sn.
nsrbatb ied)s Snbren iinb SDpen ses
nau nm 100 @rosent i'm greis seItie.
gen. 8eiunbe UNI ebeniO piel IinO
Ereiieu tbeurer eetpOrOea, iusnisitens
semiiie sOrten.' 9ie gapierbaub.
luneen buben ibre 4reiie bereits
mebrere Nnle Oisiea Sabr erb59t.
Inter Oieien llmItdnOen 1T es unauss
bleibIis oob oetuiiie biIiss 8eituus
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-26
Bob tpbite"
Die amerifauiihe rDaAtel.

Gin Singer it's. 9ubt IGN nit
5IeiBl
Sein &let6 lit braun, Salsbinbe ueiB,
9as 9luee ercs, eldu5t tuuroerbar,
Sein &rf iballt tueiithin beii uno tlar:
Bob 8bite! Bob SSbite!"
sd bin tein 8anO'rer, bier Su
Snus,
SD bletb BET Dir ourd g8interSeraus.
Drum i9ibe mid nit itarter SanO,
Den bOieu 5dger iueii' pOm 2anb.
Bin ltets gu @esenOienit bereit.-
rSub 8bite! Bob @biteI"
r9aB niiten mid auf 3einer 5arm,
SaIt' iiber mid ben itarfen Slrn;
Oetn SDbnlein lebre, reb ibm gu,
&aB @utes nur td) INNER thu.
Den Gins 5ubl ih our &e1teu 3eit.-
Bob 8bitel Bob @bitel"
r5dj tieb' mein Seim, big edOue
GrO'
llnO beg uuo pfIes ben eienen Serb,
2eb' friebuuIl in Oem trauteu &reis,
9etpnbr' bic 8rut nit emf gem 6leiB
llnO rui' iie beim sur abenOseit;
bob Bbitel 8ub @bite!"
rlInb wenn Der Salm our NeBre
ibieBt,
Wlein &uf Did frib am Gage eriBt,
9u bab ta tauienO &aupen icbon
@etraeen beim gum 9leit ole 6rUbn
5ir Define Sit unb 9ulOiamteit.-
bob @bitel Bob @bitel"
.G'rum, Sandman, lbab uns
gDeeleinl
g8ir brineeu's tnuienOfad Dir ein
llnb iineeu Dir, tuenn matt unb nib
8Om 5eIO 9u iebrit. elu SIbeublieb.
@eiie iurt Upm aanO Die SdserItutl
Bob @bite Bob sgbitels
ga. @aener.
hodoj DyS. - cpse E.4re
"Diassts What on eal.s
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-26

Central Beslepan College su 8or.
rentUn, Ro. bat cine 8OrbereitunpS
GOHalt fur iunpe aente ueldse nlft
bic Selegenbeit bnttsn ibre eeipbbu.
Tide nnb Standardization sa
beenben. 8uiiden 800 unb 400
StuOenten beluaen Oieie @bule i'm
Sabr Gs 1T iebt Oie@rOBte unO Bette
ousRnifirte College i'm 5RIidaen Wils
iouri nnBsrbnlb ct. Souls. GGe
feline Glbtheitunpen lpie eiberal Olrt,
9Orma1, aunR. SanOeI, asibessuHt,
Muft einiHIissIit einer neuen gfes.
TenUrssl iinb oUIIIidnOis. Critics Sc
meter idnet am 8. September an.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-26
lIeue SpuIbdtcr.

4roIt zines pon Der lebten 9eais.
latur nupeuOmmenen @eiebes per-
iummeIte iib Die gOuntp .@rsIebunas'
6ebbrOe leete 8otle, I'M 5u entiHsi,
oen, uelhe aebrbiter udbrenO Der
nGf,ltep itnI Sabre in ben 6neut-
liden Sauleu uuieres GOuntbs gu
asbrau6en iinb. Die SebbrOe einis,
tie Iih OnbtH, Oieies Subr nur cine
8sr6nOeruue 81 maiden, UNI ben 81.
tern Der ihulpFlttieeu ainbsrn ieiue
~ srOBe Gustueen fir ShulbiGer
~ pcruria4en.
Gulfatt Der idaVn felt mebreren
5abren se6taS9teu eraniiiiiui i i9en q n
9ebrbiider nIet @rabe putSsn
6entb's aeiebader einsefabrt. Die
8eb6rOs beitebeno aus ben oerren
SpObrer, @npelnae unb YOpb bat
uObl ourau setbau luenis Member,
anleu OOrsuuebmeu; bic Bidder i'm
Sebraut limb gut aeuua; es tOmmt
weHiUer nuf bic Bidder nls uuf bic
eebrsr an iuslde fOrtidritte bic Rin,
Der in bic SHule MAIDEN.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-26

@dbreub Der Glt.garabe, pelde
am 9Onueritae ben Is. Suit in Sbil'
abelpbia fattfunO, iOIen iid mebr
benu 2OOo Sale BON SunneuIti& gu
setrasen baben. Gs mar Der beiBeite
Gag I'M Sabre, uub trOtOem butten
tuubl cine babe WtiIiun @eni9en
Iia aui ben StraBen aiIseaelIt um
ben eruBnrtieen llmSue gu ieben.
Die aeute fieIeu tuie Ote 5liesen, unb
tuurbeu eilisf uach ben 9Oipitdlern
seibafft. gInu mar 70 beiaaftiet,
bas bic aeibeuOen gar niAt nnd gta,
men nIp. seirast tunroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-26

glue 9eute in Der eauSen @eh, bic
iiber 80 Sabre alt liuO, lino eineela=
oen tuoroen, elmer ieltenen So9Sett,
uelfe am 15. 9lueuit in ben &ereen
BON 9ennefee itattfiubeu iUQ, beisus
iuUbnen. gln benz Sage luir0 nam.
lih bas looidbrise 6rauIein Siuie
Wtc@uire benz l0l Sabre alten Spbn
y. 8unbren bic Sanb gum ebelihen
SunOe reihen. Galoiu Smith BON
aaniaS Gitp, Der sur SpAseit reilen
miro, eiebt fOloenoe @eidicbte il6er
oieIes Hnar Sum 8eiten: Spr rs Sabs
rem tpnren bic 8eibenaiebesleute per.
lObt. 9ie SOdSeit fam nber nicbt sll
Stanbe neil Die @ltern bon SRI. Mcs
@uire ba9eaen tuaren. sic Enb iid)
aber seeeuieitia, trub iueiter @ntfer-
nIn9, 70 Sabre lang treu geblieben.
Serr 8unbren bat Die Slrmutb, Die
emit ieiuem Slid i'm Beee itaub,
iibermunoen unb bietet iib iebt an,
bic &eiietUiten fir aue soidbrisen
aus allen 9betlen Der 8ett, bic gu
ietner SOdaeit tOmmen luDIleu gu be-
6abIen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-26
se.manl eslo,, grettae, BEN se. anlt 1907,

1925 per &fer feitsebOten. - @e.
mig uerlOden6 tuar aber bantals bic
&etieseIeeenbett. Gin 8eitunesarti.
tel aus ienem Sabr, alS man bod
nod niAt 10 nertu6bnt tuar tple beut.
outage, meint: r9ie Seiie bOrtbin
lit CUR Belt reAt bei9merlt4. Ser
BON Sort Smttb, bon 9lrtanias,
tOmmt, tann nur nod Elm tleines
Stad per @tieubabn tn's Snbianers
territOrium fabren. alsbann mus
man auf eieueu 8etnen Ober per
Rauleiel baS bon miBtrauiIben
&Otbbduten bie unb ba beFebelte @e.
btet Der Sacs unb 5Ores, iotuie bas
Der &idapOOS OOer Der 9ottawnto.
mics ourasieben, = gtpaS beaues
mer 1T Der 3ueans BON glOrben, bas
1T Opm ii6li9en 8anias aus"
9nS tuaren bte Gnfdnee OtlabOs
mas, bic 8Orabuuneen ietnes @n9a.
tbnms. S9Dn borber lparen 8ers
iuAe aemaht tuOrben, bas aanb Der
9lniie6luns gu erbffnsn, bod erlieB
betanntlih Hrdfbent Sapes 1879 unb
1880 8rOtlamationen, bic es unters
iasten, bas ben SnOtanern 5usetuie.
iene 2anO gu beiiebeln. @s beburfte
aber elmer betuaffneten Wiaht. Die
Boomers" su uertreiben unb ferns
3ubalten. @nolib, 1885, ermid1tie.
te ber &OuereB ben SrdiiOenten, be-
5ielid Der glniiebluns brahlieeenber
uu6 unbeiebter 9anoer nit ben Greet
uu6 Seminole sSnoianern In Inter
baroluu9 5u treten. Sin dleberein'
tuntmen tuuroe i'm Sabre 1889 ees
trOffen unO am 20. sIprit ienes Sab.
res iuurOe ben tueiBen sieOleru bas
eanO er6ifnet. Stlabuma lit atfO Is
Sabre alt. Gin juneer &ieie, Asr
I.typs 'einer SaseuO an Strait unb Ste.
pererOBe manden alteren SuuoeSee-
nulien iiberraet,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-26
GrAMHItctsn, tbreoctlftP
mmN vr0etigcI,en

gicliu.., GluuOI. uno 0ieiunaunter.
ridat srtbeiIt gsrOi @rnit SuOOsmeper.
gtuuu unO Oraslitimmen ruirO bel 20
idbri@ @riobruue Ia Dem 5ade
eranCsst nit @arantie beiDret.
gedtipn 50eents,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-26

StOlpe. DtIt Dem 5elourei6eu
bier line es lebte Bohe gu @n0e
Der 9urhi1nittsertrna bss @eisens
mar pOn l5--2o 4uibsI BON Gter,
bic huaIitnt mar gut. SuH ois
8OrufeIber bubsn elm sutes Gus.., .
iebeu. 9sa NJ senaaenO pUrbanOeH
10 ba6 lrObE isin Ranael iein miro.
= SRI. aiInd aHb SeImn Sanniid,
Uon st. aUuis finb bier BET Vsrwnnb.
ten nuf Geiuh.
SRI. Snrilbo Ddbsner, 2ebrerin
i'm SOppe Ditritt bat ibre ReTisnas
teUn eiupereiht UNI cine STEELE In ber
Sermanner Shule ansutrsten, nnb
ii iomit bic ShuIs i'm Suppe OiariIt
mteoer tieu 5u beiesen.
Seit unierem lebten Berihte
bat iid in ben 6amilien SuIius Bod
unb 6enrp 8nitrUu 3umndbS einpe.
itsGIt, bel erftersn elm SDhn unO BEL
lesteren Elm Gbhterden. NlOaen
Beibe Bnhien unb @eoeiben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-26

Srate-Gs CAB bier In Der.
saueeuer BUhe mebrere @eburtstas
feite. Jrl. Gmtlie annsenbera; Rrs.
.. 9tUrriiies unb Rrs. Ssnrg Gb.
Ter.
- eo. aunpeubera Der kaufman
81 Safe mar turSe Belt bier.
BaitOr Suede uOu gem ReIe pte'
oigte bier am lestsn SOnntns unb
cOIlet:irte far cine neue arhe.
Qsnrp 5ureubera bat 3pei aru6e
aIupperibInnpeu unibaOlid semndt
cine bier 5 taO Die anOere nit I
8inee.
= Set ben Gbeleuten Senrp 8ue'
fer bat iiu Elm babld1es, iittiamss
96hterlein eineehvut.
= SObu s. @tusIIer, glert bes
Smuiratas, miro am /. Auault alte
ShuIbante uerinufen.
Sri glOra SdniOt 1T wieber uud
ct. GOuiS eereih.
-llnier 3aufnann @itmann mar
sOnntns gu Bar sum Seiufe ieiner
trnnten Mutter.
= Gm ndhiten Nittpu9 ben 81.
Suli eiebt uaiere 0tnIit 8anb Elm
arOses Blcnic su melhem iebermuun
hsrstidn eiueetuOen it, Die Bic
nice unierer .ganO SOps' iinb melt
unO brett tetanHt far !bre @eieIIig.
tsit unb anaeuebme lluierbaltuua;
uliO tOmmt unO amaiirt eut.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-26

ST es belb aepna9 Slider / Nber
ipr 6et,nuten bee Meter, Dos
hslb, Die 5.an.rr buber 90 uO,tsa
inr eipe suIe grnie, auo 90 rllien
mir uus igon elu msms. an, Oas
ShwIseu lerobneu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-26

en- lire @retie erbbben maiIen OOer
Der Sberiff tpirO ipdter Oeren 8rude.
reien iibernebmen.4
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-07-03
ETIQUETTE of Tue FLAG.

BY G. 1. Hammond, Secretary Illinois
BIB United States Flag Association.
When President William Mckinley
was assassinated six years ago, thou
sands Of loyal Americans raised flags
at half mast over their places Of bust
ness and let them fly by night and by
day until they wore out. They un-
doubtedly thought they We're showing
respect to McKiniey's memory, but
they were not showing proper respect
to the flag. The United States govern
ment displayed at that time its flags at
half mast from sunrise to sunset from
the presidents death until his BURIAL
The government regulations provide
that on the death Of a president in Of
nee Its flag shall be displayed at half
mast only. one day.
In memory Of the $4,000 Union SOL
diers who lost their lives during the
civil war. on May 80, Memorial day,
each year the United States displays
Its flag at half mast at all army posts,
stations and national cemeteries from
sunrise TIL midday. Immediately. be-
fore noon q dirge is played by the
band, or field music, end the national
salute Of twenty-one gums is fred. At
he conclusion Of this memorial tribute
at noon the flag, is hoisted to the top
sof the stan and remains there until
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-07-03
!. SEWER EXTENSION.
Bemidii. Minnesota,

Sealed proposals will be received
by the City Clerk of the City OF
Bemidji. Mimi, until 8 o'clock p. M,
on the 18th day of July, 1907, at
which meeting of the City Council
all proposals will be opened for the
construction of sewer extensions,
amounting collectively to approx
mately 1000 feet of 10, 9 and
inch pipe, and twelve man holes.
Forms of proposals and copies Of
specifications may be obtained on
application to the City Engineer
and plans and profiles may be seen
at his Office.
|: Each bid must be accompanied by
a certified check on Bemidji bank,
made payable to the City of Bemidji,
of 10 per cent of the amount of the
bid as a guarantee of the good faith
of the bidder.
1 The City Council reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
.. THOMAS MALOY,
City Clerk.
M. D. STONER,
City Engineer.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-07-03
Fourth of July Proverbs

0OUFS1 u OuIy 6TOV0TO0s
Accidents will happen in the best
regulated fireworks. ri s..>
A shot In the gun is worth two in
the hand. g.. .. .-..
A little burning is dangerous thing.
He who shoots and runs away may
live to shoot another day.
Never look a gift cannon in the
mouth. ~ FL. r.. .-...- ~
Cannon crackers alter faces. ~.
One good burn deserves another.
Patriotism covers q multitude OF
sins. r-.-
Whatsoever thy hand findeth to shoot,
shoot with thy might. .s
It's an i'll bomb that blows up no.
body good. =-~ =.
It's wise father who knows his own
child-the day after. ':...5
Uneasy lies the head that wears
bandages. --s-. r.,
A living boy Is better than a dead
patriot. T.. \. -..e.@-
Never put off till tomorrow what you
can fire tonight.
Celebration Is the thief Of time.
ALPS not cold that smolders.
A good aim Is rather to be chosen
than great stitches. ~~,-z --~
Insurance is the best policy.
A new bomb sweeps clean.
Dead boys tell no tales. - Carolyn
Wells in Life.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-07-03
THE FOURTH AT SANTIAGO,

Told by Fighting Bob" Evans, Rear
Admiral Y. s. N.
"The Fourth Of July, 1893, was real
nv the most spectacular one I ever
Witnessed" says Rear Admiral Robley
D. Evans In the New York Press.
1--WE were lying outside Santiago
harbor after the sinking Of the Span
ish feet on the Sd of July.
II had been working hard on the Sd
and was up all night and had retired
about 10 o'clock on the Fourth to get a
much needed rest.
"About II O'Clock my orderly came
to my bed and, flashing a bullseye
lantern In my face, said:
"'Another boat is coming out, SIR
That can't be- answered.
ayes, sir. saw her, SIR he reit-
Grated.
"By the time reached the deck the
Texas and Massachusetts,, on watch,
had their searchlights upon her, and
we read plainly Reina Mercedes. And
then began the first battle In the his
tory Of the world by searchlight.
S"The Texas opened up her twelve
inch guns, and the first shot struck the
Reina Mercedes broadside. Then fol-
lowed a fusillade from the Massachu-
sets, while the whole fleet moved up
for position in the fray. . r.
"Then the shore batteries and forts
opened fire, and shells fell thick and
fast about us. For Fourth Of July
celebration and noise, for excitement,
enthusiasm and patriotism. that Fourth
Of July, 1898, stands out as the most
spectacular one in my experience" .
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-07-03

sunset. The idea Is that the national
ensign is too sacred an object to be
long In mourning for any man or num-
Der Of men, no matter how exalted
their rank.
The flag reversed, with the union
down, indicates distress. The flag on
anything but a fort, actually besieged,
should never be displayed between
sunset and sunrise.
When the flag is to be displayed at
half mast, it is lowered to that posi-
tion from the top of the staff. 1t is
hoisted to the top before it is finally
lowered Washington Post.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-07-03
A MEMORABLE. FOURTH "

The Surrender Of Vicksburg as Seen BY
| ! g General Frederick .. Grant. ~.
+ My greatest celebration of Independ-
ence day occurred when a boy. Of
thirteen at the surrender of Vicksburg
I had gone with father, who on tie
afternoon Of July held conference
with General Pemberton within few
hundred feet Of the rebel lines, and
was deeply impressed with the solem-
nifty Of it all. But the spectacle Of the
surrender on the following day was
a scene that cannot be adequately de-
scribed. @-- -
During the siege there had been a
good deal Of friendly sparrlng between
the soldiers Of the two armies on pick
ct and where the lines were close to-
gether: ALI rebels were dubbed "John-
nies," all Union troops called "Yanks."
Often "Johnny" would call, "Well,
Yank, when are you coming into
town. The reply was sometimes,
I'VE propose to celebrate the Fourth
of July there."s Sometimes it would
be, 1--WE always treat our prisoners
with kindness and do not want to hurt
them" or 1--WE are holding you as pris-
oners Of war while you are feeding
yourselves" IN .
The Vicksburg paper, which we re-
ceived regularly through the courtesy
Of the rebel pickets, said prior to the
Fourth. In speaking Of the yankee"
boast that they would take dinner in
vicksburg that day, that the best
recipe for cooking rabbit was "F1rst
catch your rabbit" The paper was
| printed on the plain side of wall paper
and the last number was issued on the
Fourth, announcing that we had
Caught our rabbit.
According to agreement, white flags
were displayed along the lines to pre-
vent unnotifled troops from firing. At
the appointed hour the garrison Of
Vicksburg, colors flying, marched out
| Of their works and formed line in
front, stacked arms and marched back
In good order. Our whole army pres
ent witnessed this scene without cheer
ing. Logan's division was the first to
march. In. and the flag Of one Of the
regiments Of his division was the first
to float over the courthouse. Our SOL
diers were no. sooner inside the lines
than the two armies began to frater-
nize. !, Our men had had full rations
from the time the siege began to the
close. The enemy had been suffering
toward the last, and saw our, men
taking bread from their haversacks
and giving it to the enemy they had
so recently been engaged in starving
out. It was certainly the most impress.
i've Fourth of July ever spent, al
though 1t was not the most joyous one.
-Major General Frederick D. Grant in
| New York Herald. @% A. .# .r#
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The City.

| Fireworks, wholesale and retail, at
Peterson's.
Fresh churned buttermilk Sets.
a quart at the Model.
Frank Gagnon and wife returned
last evening from a visit to Minnea-
polls.
J. M. Buggee of Bagley was among
the out-of-town visitors in the city
today.
will begin to receive homegrown
berries July S. Leave orders at
Peterson's.
Mrs. w. E. Walker and son, Harry
of Crookston are the guests of Mrs.
P. ]. Russell.
H. w. Alsop, one of the salt of
the earth" at Rebedew, was a visitor
in the city today.
Write it in your cook book that
Hunts Perfect Baking Powder can
be relied on for leavening strength
and purity.
Frank Case, who owns refresh
ment parlor at Walker, came up
from his home last evening and
spent last night in the city.
Mrs. Felix Dansereau and child
arrived in the city yesterday and
will visit for month with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Prebble.
Dan Rose, buyer for the Watab
Pulp & Paper company, came down
from Northome this morning and
spent today in the city on business.
Mrs. NJ. Newell, mother of Mrs.
J. Evan Carson, arrived in the CITY
last evening and will accompany
her to Shevlin for visit at that
place.
Miss Florence Quick, one of the
Pioneers efficient and steadfast
compositors, is confined to her home
by illness. She will probably be
about again in few days.
- All members of the local NJ. B. A.
lodge are earnestly requested to be
present at the meeting to be held
Saturday evening, as a class of
sixteen candidates will be initiated.
Allan Benner, who has charge of
the Crookston Lumber company's
timber operations at Kelliher, was in
the city last night and this forenoon.
He left today for Fargo on a bust
ness trip.
DR.. Tuomy will leave tomorrow
for Minneapolis, where he will meet
his sister, Miss Mary Tuomy,' who is
coming from Ann Arbor, Michigan,
to visit in Bemidji with the doctor
for while. '>,' ''''.5 WEE '7'' .'''' 1f7
DR.. Blakeslee went to Tenstrike
last evening to remove the quaran-
tine from z! place where there has
been smallpox and to release several
patients who have recovered from
an attack of smallpox.
A. A, Smith, manager of the
Craig hotel at Kelliher, passed
through the city this morning on
his way to Hot Springs, Arkansas.
Mr.. Smith goes south for the pur-
pose of returning with Mrs Smith,
who has been at the Springs" for a
month taking treatment for rheuma-
tism. Mrs. Smith has so far re-
covered that she is able to return to
her home in comparatively good
health. - = d"
The best assortment of steel pens,
at the Pioneer office. Thirty kinds
from which to make your selection.