Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, May 13, 1908, Page 4

IncreaseYour Income i by laying aside a'“part of your earnmgs each month and depositing it in'this bank; You may not be ‘able .to ' get. a raise in your salary at this time but you can save 3 tion of it in a number of ways. %ust take no}u;e how, mueh -of yopr » eatnings go for-foolish (hmgs and' consider how_the amount so:spent would amount up if deposited in the bank: . »Anyone with a’ Dollar 'and the ambition " -can start a bank account at this bank, . “When'you have once started the rest _will come easy. The 'start is the hardest thing about saving: BEGlN TODAY THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK - OF- BEMII]JI Capital $50,000.00 Surplus $6,000.00 ~The-Largest-and Strongest Bank in"North Central M imustered . into the | exactly as they agree to. & Lumber and Building Material We'carry in 'stock ‘at all times a com- ‘ plete line of lumbexjv and bulldmg material of all desunpt\ons Call in and look over our special line of fancy glass doors. We have a large and well assorted stock . from . which you can make your selection. % WE'SELL 16-INCH’ SLAB Woop St. Hllalre Retail Lbr. Co. BEMIDJI, MINN, .. ‘J fllpary & Buwser BEMIDJI MINN. ,Commencing Wednesda 17th anniversary by~ 7] ers many money sav- main feature of this priced 'at 17. Many! | 17 ary enthusiasm at fever héat, ‘and the militia” people over there will spon have a, company service’ of ‘the State National Guard. The village council ,of Hlbhmg w111 erect a new three story city hall, and 'the ‘militia’ company will *be given the free use of the ithird; floor of the building as an armory. * New Piano Store for Bomm' | Mr. Frank Kops “has opened & street for ‘the firm of George .W Getts of Grand Forks, N. D., and is now conducting a sale «t that place:_ “The Getts Music House” is|o of the largest and best business firms in the northwest and, they always do Planing at Reasonable Prices. apply to the Bemidjt Handle Factory; where satisfaction is guaranteed, and | where prices are reasonable., ' Give us a. trial. - Bemidji' Handle * Com:/|.¥ pany. Measure. ‘Washington, May 13.—An emer- gency currency bill drawn by the spe- clal committee appointed by, the: ReE publican members of the house: lasf ‘Week, was agreed upon by the Repub; licans by a vote of 138 to 16. i By an equally decisive vote the.con- ference . placed in the: hands of: the, Republican members of the committee on rules the determination of the pro: cedure by which the will of the;ma: jority thus expressed shall be carried intor effect in the house: The bill agreed on provides for an 000,000, ' | obtainable - for circulation through' the National Clearing House associations scheme. The bill was adopted in exactly the form presented. | by the conference committee with th exception of two minor amendments. May. 13th, 1908 May 13th, and contmumg : untrl Saturday night, May 16th we will celebrate our | offering our custom: | ing bargains. sale will. be articles | | items that will be of= § The § fered at 17 cents or 17. doliars have cost us much more; ‘offering them-at this price’is merely showing our appre- ‘eiation of your hberal patronage Men’s Suits Dyring this,sale we will offer a large ag- sortment‘of 'high-grade Suits, the “Stein B[;)ck and Adler I L R Ladies’ Skirts Our entu‘e stock: of Ladies" $18 $20 and $22'Skirts, Voiles, Pa.na,ma,s: 1 lot of Men’s. Neghgee Shlrts, “Abonta dozm Ladies’ Suits. $15 to $25 values (not this season’s goods) a suit ; and fancy pattexjus. at They were.! $6 17 'values up to $2. UO at. Meq s Pa]amas, I.ADIF.S’ SILK GUATS Iaongfqllk (Costs, 1908 styles, $7 17 Ivatues at $1.50, We will close out several numbers ur: 25 -and 35 cen(; ‘Hose at; 8 Wash Goods You will find a rare dlsplay of Wash (Goods here! [pricas 'at 17 cents, valves from 25 101:001.cents To give all a fair fhhance we are_obliged to-limit each’cus-’ ?omer to 10, yards. branch piano: stote at 115 'I‘hu'd g of SEGOND 6 ; 8ix Men Invelved InbPregent ‘Pen y 2 \ Sapitol iCage., | Pa, May. 1 —-;rhe\ ond of the series 0f codgpiracy ¢ cases Browing; out; of -the; gontracts. for fur; nishing and equipping, gthq e !Ltate capitol has béeti cnnedp lor tr‘\a n ‘the Dauphin;gornty, caurt; andimvelves six men, They aye thgles i Hy, Burk Cassel’ of Mariétta, Pa., head of $He’ eiingylvpnia |Constritction: enmpany, Wwhich supplied, ab 2,000,000, worth of metallic' turnituie for the buildirg? (Joseph M. Husiof:cof PHRAdelphiaj}: rebitect, of the, capitoland désigner, ts furniture; William P. Snyded“o ing-€ity; Pa./d fornier audftor genis] Williap L iMathues nf»uM?Qia former state treasurer; ,{Bmes M.” Shumaker of Johnstown, Pa.’ o1 suberintendente . at] p!fibg huildings, . wank [ Irvlne'ga trgve]mg gugivggfid nF o tor general’s dopartment i b ‘Any desiring planing done, should|! AGREE ON CURRENCY BlL’_Lff House Republicans Will Push Favored| issue of currency not to exceed $500,-}:’ ’flefra\xd'the RO bill of $17,%: fori« meta.luc‘ Afi]ing cases and metallic furnjture. Tolirtbert “mer have ‘baed - lonswarious ccharges:ofc/fraud (in’ ¢ nection with, the ighing; and) dec- orating of ‘the Capitol and the cases of Ithosewho: have not alreadybeen tried, of the lefter Mrs, Gre the hotel for her off cal’ Ntibnal® bank” Ba \ted, have insisted precaufinns or her) Apiil 15. “Phe’ totdr inéréase tor' ApS as105;259] cars hortage -of cars, am Ot the 4&3 338 ‘split-lat ket cofvel and cause danger; vember, —————— Conferences have been held at-both | ends) Gt thie Capifol ' anong mith men| > asoSenators:Aldrich; Hale;: ,Allmvufxud Crane;and Representatives:Payneiand, Sherman - Neyw |, York, ’l!amneymnt‘! Minnesota;: Jenking -of Wisconsimand| - SwithofrJowas et, meat;n&:»’hfw b smail: groupshfrom:this dist-have heisn\ jof nalmost daily noecurrendes £ ozel thanca,week: - 1(/They have been directed tozon efidw "—a nomination on the st baliot; oy | which, they mean. jam. H. Taft. Jprominent- & ok ! b the meiege" “Secretiry “Tatt’ s “the of 1e Roosevelt sentiment e it |-and _the danger_of —such sentiment spreading to an extent that might be t @ gd.am for cegidentes p&« 138, 4 Governor fl)e nomina-~ This an- ‘flatter from the, governor .to General Stewart L. Woanor{,'JhL@s 1eftiés hé goverdot! says: N EE S W RRICG] RaGaling] and; which leave no room for discus- sgo’xi fat Johgh uld (5 déept}i nsible of the T thereby,cun- fi&fia’.\fflfiififl)fit m;flabfei o' heeept] n ‘would a}; bl inabiz for A8 ko prest cy and even were I elected Icould iserve.” o‘{'Ing.fiJ 53 4itnd {n’efi)éflng ity g ligan A5teE" forty t6hr : oo to 251, REoPSHY 2nd, saufigd in any contingency | I oV notl sNgwspaper Piblishers. 204 .paimrom an‘mhn“—v' ['Cafle[Atténtions: to) Complai of thé 51Press Against:1Allgged sPaperTriist! 1,and,;Says. Many, (Interested Pah-es v JPeftpe. 49, BURPLY (Fvide: th ,the wood, D Hidn” Chaionan, Comsmittes My g ehe Riattér' In cha 1 ghade; 4) sharpicomplaing iof 1 of the newspaper publishers {0 come forward and, supply the committee N#] D mm‘ ;nvestiga- fHe calledattentioncto thétr ¢riticisms and then contrasted thempwithsthe re- He declayed: i committee t sfon, biit | the: publishers! ;mhg'h %:uwing out: of thére shouia “be abs He urges the passage of an - ers’. liabil] -] Nugent, Mul- years of loya_l devotion b the menioiy of @ Hero> hus- 3 of 1rmate;mn’e;vewqen}pts an emrfi 1"19{)11 B3 Fou BoEig, 2l gty Jisase Stop th fragble i with Doan’s deney BurbEHERIGHEPS And° e émwf%mfi* )\m&. it Mintssayshal f‘Aflenns’mgADsan s Kidney, Hills: Isdmiavellipleased| withlithel resitsds JAnahedtinme | beginsheinse;sI waseryliiervous] smialhiparé: obs mails"bdekoiaoron- panied by a dull aching auéfis:i(fly’ 1§l,“£ley§J /(}heggfflfg% h,isee ) ) a5 ffifia ox,af Dog's Kidney P | 35vo *n*ngfil“g §m‘§‘ ok fime I begap to fesl [0S sq am now much stronger ibetter, and ‘{f"e’neér;f”‘ff&g f ?lfi’hes‘ité}xcgfifn‘wcgfl' mg’n Do 2 Rididlp Pills 5" oot | AF6cgite BY '8P ealerd > Piics) 50 w0 Fkd M”t ’ Bi h‘flo‘dkew P8 sote a mgtlmte&asfipx madal nmj iV aahington, May 13T leoninectfoiry ann of lhe hopse| ; 19 faet hiariiig upon thelt éharges, | fthat that was ithe reason’ He"'was’ 'en- andeat timesybad dullipamsiinzthel] “%“Yfi lfidqsxrr%fls%dy and Lprocys: H Ul ed and tdken to% Hospitd }| the stick, but meither man is in a “Complies with the pure food laws of every state /. § Chairman Mann Sharplycrltmlses ol | —— ‘mended by leading physicians. Yo' ‘ifstng Catumet you are alw a good hmu,{ 7‘ ime. ’Cflnmsl‘h wtuTTH Bt i B.unzepwd p o Pl nd": [Bréad, Bisghits orBastey: themlom, lt is recor and chemists. — aslued of therefore, there is no waste of ‘%dé‘rifiliwfi“clm' the nefitrm iZation o IUNCTION. IS REQUESTED 2 sent: Their: Discharge: hembers of dwlswn 241 of the Amal- gamatéd Association ‘of Street and Electric: Railway (Employes filed°d pe- tman 1n the circuit court a Railways ccompany, 'which' -operates’ (éhargitig ‘them"at “the” re cials of the association. Political as well, as lab enter into'the suit, for { ’'the pulifical sionare:about réceived by the assessmentsall’ but &500 expended in a manner; objectionabl to them, They resigned as members, they>say in'‘their ‘petition, becatise of . the manner in:which! the funds 6fthé organizahon were managed., Then they aver that the officexs of the unjon conspired to catise' their discharge and haye threatened to.call asstrike on the street railway system unless the com- ‘pany dispenses with ‘their servi The ; complainantsicharge t] s_angd, division 4nd its officers they fe: vented by the court. Judge ‘Carpenter, before wh isel.for the-complainants appeared; ‘m sued an order for the granting temporary injunction as asked by the peutkmexs. g i Senator Rayner Chriticises the President. ner of Maryland spoke | on “his_ resolution di ecting t.he ap: pofntment of 'a ‘court of ngy ovestigate “‘charges “ against cdronel William F. Stewart of-thé coast arm. lery, mow stationed, at. Forts Gram Ariz, by, order of the pre ident, % Rayner préfaced’ his hy decl&rmg -that’ ‘he ‘rad no p purpose -in- his: criticism® of “what' the president had done -in:|thes:cabe/®f Colonel Ste\vart “The, Dpresident; hag imade 4’ mistake,” he Said, and added eavoring. to lay; this. matter: béfore senate. & réviewed the career of Colonel Fort. Grant,; which, che: said;’ was( his "p]ace of punishment,” 'given . tyventy-tour hours ito: refireih'em b Army, before his assi ‘The”charges” agaihst Colonel S ’ofald Mr.sRaymer, 0'areC fiivolo e presidént hias’ eome td' tha to- onthat Colonelk Stewart::id/a s ‘his duti American artist 1s-,jmmx‘in city hall at Denver ThE artist was ki cksd dow; lup &l oneeand’ tfetéfld’ 4 £ With @ knife Hauflasnmm t; & Mfiéévfi? the street car; systems; on ithe, West I T altbough $190 DOOfiasvbeen " -the!company may beélconipelled unlaw- | =— fully to, discharge ihem .unless-:pre- |} + Washington, May ' 13~ Senator/Ray-|: _He, read the | }Je imer!ered \vn.h\iy the Nonunion Carmen Ask” Cuun t0” Pre.; NTED—Competent girl heral TBolsework:y, ] bevis cause of the alleged conspiracyof: the —Nat Supplied with tape and seff- F{’. Mnller,r,?eml Smgle top bugg Will sell rea. sanabl ter. dd FOR RENT—Two furmshed rooms Inquire 1111 Beltranfi _amr ) MISCELLANEOUS. J (Btewart .and’ pietired thé lohefiness ‘of | PU = of Coufi Harre Campbelg { Publitidiah b¥Stitiinons. ate of Minneso AT, el gsmov O ¢ < | The State of Minnesotaso; Erenk A. Jackso sop, Defendan You are herebi?fl.{n be and appes ctore the undersigned, one of the justices o e peace In and fortEgid councy, and state, o hg e of clock in 1 forenoon, at m afié’m gnr.he ty ot Bemidy S inswer Dlamtifte 1 e e appear af ;(me i plick SiasalhE N e aneer 8 o :335 BRI AT A e SLIGdsice of the Peace. | RANK A. JAC] 2 Plaintif’s Améfie ns¥ ? h QWIPHE“‘N “HRHWIHAD AGEN o TR s B ‘E&%&&.@&W t"lfle insi s good monoy for good osition. was cut on the head by ‘the: bldw: from: W foiothe a% ?6% Com i‘flade’Wnsmth‘ PolieeChptalls Frum a.v i:? wpepry£m¢ E'Kgnk Bh Hibbler bl > wen e | the proper way. “Useb\‘.lflexgrfi wel x NORTAWESTERN }kevgrt [ (REmettbelintane: i \Hfl oo &ldotfloi oisT3 anis 110@%?5@"&5@ éle ‘nbleslony #etlon. and chmumkflifir YASqmo ot h‘i’oligé'%?ét remt \mm 'granw Msyruvemg@n i