Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, January 20, 1905, Page 4

HE BUCKS THE ROAD Congressman Steenerson Bucks the Red Lake Railway. SAYS HE MUST PROTECT THE INDIANS. Objected to Lind’s Bill Giving R. R. Permission to Acquire Land. The difficulties of building a railroad are many—even though it is but a railway 22 miles long. There are all kinds of influences at work seeking to stop the con- struction of the extention from Nebish to this city and yesterday Congressman Steenerson got in- to the ring. Representative Lind yesterday in Congress tried to secure the passage of the bill authorizing the Minneapolis, Red Lake & Manitoba railway to acquire 320 acres of land in the Red Lake re- servation for terminal purposes, but objections was made by Re presentative Steenerson and the bill went oyer. Steeuerson said he would not permit the passage of the bill until he had consulted the Indians. One objection was that it would enable the company to establish a town and this would bring whiskey into the reservation. Another objection was that it would overturn a provision in the Red Lake cession bill guarantee- ing that the government would not take any more land from the Indians. MASKED BALL SUCCESSFUL Dance Given Last Night By Bemidji Orchestra Was Largely Attended. The masquerade ball giyen last night by the Bemidji orches- tra“was one of the most success- ful as well as one of the most largely attended events of its kind ever given in the city, and city hall was crowded to its capacity with dancers. Long be- fore the dancers arrived the gallery was filled with spectat- ors. Prizes were awarded to Miss Hattie Chamberlain for the most elegant ladies’ costume, Chas. Campbell for the most elegant gentleman’s costume, and to Mrs. A. Wright for the most PRINCESS Grocery Co. © Don’t forget that our line of Canned Goods is the best. Our Princess Brand Coffees and Teas cannot be beaten. We are selling those Fancy Ringrose, Dill, Medium Sweets and Sour Pickles Don’t forget our line of Bon Bon Boxes Fancy Chocolate Candy Candy at wholesale prices Candy Genuine TLether Cigar Cases| - Case Pipes Pocket Books - Tole Pouches Mixed Nuts Home Made Taffy Ripe Tomatoes Cucumbers Radishes Lettuce Celery Extra Select Oysters Fancy Greening Apples, $2.25 per barrel. Princess Grocery (o M. E. CARSON, Mgr Phone 282 A P P 1 A A R ‘ BROS., Bemidji, Minn. Save this a.nd wait until Monday, January 23, at 9 o’clock a. m. $30,000 worth of Clothing, Men’s Furnishing Goods and Shoes to be sold at Manufacturers’ Cost, - et £5 = <o The Clothiers._ e OO O (7)) 0 o Z % o =) 2 'i $30,000 worth of High Grade Merchandise To be distributed into the homes of the people at Manu- facturers’ Cost by : Schneider Bros., Bemidji :: THE CLOTHIERS ;: Minnesota L g g We Must Raise $10,000 in Two Weeks ! NOTE OF EXPLANATION: Owing to the backward season and disastrous weather conditions we have on hand twice as much stock as we had at this time last year. Good business policy suggests that = we take immediate steps to reduce it and turn it into cash. For this purpose we have H closed our doors to mark down goods and rearrange stock to be reopened Monday, January = 23, 9 o'clock a. m. The stock is composed of the finest makes of Men’s, Boys’ and Child : ren’s Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Shoes and Hats; also Fur Coats, Mackintoshes, Umbrellas B Trunks, Valises, and dozens of other articles which our limited space keeps us from men : tioning. All to be slaughtered at the Great Schneider Bros. Sale ‘at Manufacturers’ Cost. B Carefully consider all the facts herein set forth and come, bring your family and clothe them. Prices will reach the Lowest Limit in this Gi.gantie Sale of Cloth- ing. Farnishing Goods and Shoes for Men and Boys : : Schneider Bros., THE CLOTHIERS :: Minnesota S Bemidji :: S Y S D e e e o o TO THE PUBLIC: We hereby guarantee to sell precisely as we advertise and every article we quote is strictly hona-fide and every statement absolutely correct. It may be hard to believe that a big concern would sacrifice such immense stock of high grade merchandise at such remarkably low prices, but we are compelled to stand a loss. We merely ask you to come and test our statements. Sale positively begins MONDAY, JANUARY 28, at 9 A. M. SCHNEIDER BROS. ¢ ¥ This Gigantic Sale Price List: A A Clothing Department. Men's Soft and Sift Has, @ O Corliss Coon Collars, were 15 were $3 at cents, at i P Y Y O W ” T T O’ D Hats and Caps. Men’s all wool suiis finely tailored, sey and Cheviot, were $12, at B. Kuppenheimers Great Coats in 44 Boys’ and Children’s Winter 29 e Men's Overalls, were 75 =] S Caps, were 50c, at cents, at were $7.50 and $10.00, $ and 52 inch lengths, were e W e > ) & Men’s Winter Caps, were Thec Men’s Overalls, were 50 at 4:35 $15 and $18, at 9'75 and $1, at ! 390 cents, at '39 Men’s all wool fancy worsted Stein-Bloch Smart Overcoats in Vicunos Fieen 2 ; Mean's T Vel e snits, were $12 and $13.50 at 7075 and Elysi;m cloths, were 12 75 M%‘(l;iF:tht $1.25 and $1.50 79 A\If?‘l;hci‘]illz\sc,}"l;fm« Shirts, were .39 9 aps ; f Men’s all wool hand tailored $18 0 $29, at, 2 : : ’ Stein-Bloch’s all hand tailored Over- coats, $24 and $25 coat at 16-25 Children’s suits, were $2.50 3 at : Y 1.65 The Famous 20th Century Brand Chil- dren’s Suits, were $3.50 to $5, at ’ 2-65 Men’s wool Pants, were $1.50, at . 95¢ Men’s R. W. Pants, were $4 to " 2.85and 3.15 Remember the Great Opening Date, MONDAY, JAN. 23, at Schneider Bros.’ St@n‘d, Miles Block, Bemidji, Minn., and hear in mind that Goods wil' be sold at Manufacturers Cost. suits, were $15 and $18, at 9-75 Stein-Bloch’s famous hand tailored suits in fancy cassimeres and neat styles, were $20, at 12. 75 1 Stein-Bloch’s finest English worsteds in neat stripes and plaids were $25, at : 16-75 Men’s heavy Frieze and Ker- sey Overcoats, were $10, at 5-85 Men’s Beaver Overcoats, were 10, at 5:85 Men'’s Soft Hats in all colorsand shapes, were $1.50 and $2, at 950 Men’s Lion Brand Shirts, were 81 and $1.50, at ~ ~J © © DS 0 Y e D i s o o o o e o D D Furnishings Department. Men’s Red and Blue Handker- 3 chiefs at . \ JE S R P ' D o P o s e o Men’s all wool sweaters, were $1.50, at Men’s White Handkerchiefs hem 4 L] Boys’ Underwear; were 25 stiched at cents, at o, © B Men’s Fleeced Lined Underwear, were 50c¢, at ho : © Men’s all wool Hose, were 25 9 cents, at . Men’s Suspenders, were 25 13 . Men’s Wool Mitts, were 25 cents, at ' cents, at e 09} S e o Men’s Blue Flannel Shirts, were $1.50, at o : (S} Men'’s Silk Webbed Suspenders, 29 were 50 cents, at | SPECIAL NOTICE: In reading the wonderful price list quoted above, take note we mention names of makers, as you will get just what we say. Every article in the house will be marked m plain figures in blue pencil. - Strictly one price will prevail, and your money returned, providing you buy anything not as represented. Schneider Bros. .} War;fe:i.~-25 Salesmen and Salesladies, apply Saturday morning, Jan. 21 toASchneider Bros. u LOOK! LOOK! For the red sign reading: “This Is SCHNEIDER'S” X illlllllllllllillllllllllllflllll!llllllllHlllilllllllli — R NN NNNNNEEN NN ludicrous ladies’ costume. The second gentlemen’s. prize was distributed among four of the most ludricous gentlemen pres- : ations, to build a de. ent. F. E. Brinkman, John Good-10one of the residents of Rosby pot by January 1, 1905, man and John Washburn acted|states that within the next 15 —_—— i : in the-Northern League, and as judges. ‘days the construction of a depot | = Philip Rdv;;, the genial repre-|certain lands. The lands are ::::iselzf.m“:f; bcofibs’fi::;whf plans areon foot to =mise the will be commenced at that place |sentative of the Tom Reed cigar|part of the allottment of Way- h K 2y g money necessary to support a Subscribe for the Pioneer and | by the Great Northern railway |company of Duluth, is calling on May-Puck and are in Moody’s See PSR club. It is said that the city can geti ths news. company. The railway company | his trade in this city today. addition to the original townsite - Subscribe-for the Pioneer. secure a franchise, Depot for Rosby. was ordered, upon a petition| A letter from the state railroad |Siged by the residents of Rosby freight and passenger : Senate is Gracious. of Warread and contain four| “The senate today passed Sen-|3cTes. S ms e With the approach of the base ator Nelson’s bill to enable the| F. W. Rhoda returned last|pall season Crookston once more independefit school district No. :eiig's‘edfigit a.Snb)‘nl]):lullx; v;lt)_ere hft‘"l‘:' gets the itch to be represented 12, in Roseau county, to purchase Seafgose ] Gets Fever Again. and warehouse commission to