Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, February 2, 1904, Page 3

THE CITY See Jones—W. C. Jones. W. H. Roberts is at Northome. Fresh dairy butter at Peter son’s. Dr Tuomy is at Blackduck on his regular visit. Deputy Sheriff Bailey went to Blackduck on official business last night. .....More powerful.then -Svengali’s: hypnotic power is Mark’s Lung Balsam, L. H, Bailey.is expected to re- turn this evening from a trip to Washington, D. C. Dan Buckley, who has been employed at his brother’s place for some time, went up to North- ome last night to look over the town. The Eagles dance Thursday evening is anticipated with much “pleasure and will be one of the Jeading social events of the winter. C. W. Warfield returned Sat- urday night from a visit at his old home at Princeton, Ill. Mrs. Warfield and the children will remain for some time yet. Delayed connections at Crook- ston and Grand Forks were re- sponsible for the fact that No. 12, the east bound Great Northern passenger was an hour late today. Dr. Gilmore went to Tenstrike iast night, where he was called by the serious illness of the lit- tle daughter of Mr. aud Mrs. Jas. Richards, of the Hotel Richards. . Dr. Bolkom,. of Minneapolis, will be at the Markham hotel ‘Saturday, February 6, and Sun- day, February 7, until 2:30 p. m. See announcement elsewhere on this page. Nero fiddled while Rome burned. We cannot believe that anyone will fiddle away their chance to cure a cough when it is so easy to get Mark’s Lung Balsam. J. H. Mackey, the Tenstrke tie king, was in the city yesterday. Mr. Mackey <s the ldrgest tie contractor in this vicinity the present winter, and has four camps near Tenstrike, .The Northwestern Debating club, recently organized will have a meeting tonight. The ciub is making progress and promises some interesting entertainments in the very.-near future. The GreatNorthern is to intro- duce a new system ‘of checking baggage. - Hereafter it will be necessary to purchase a ticket only and the present system of - checks will be entirely done away with. DR. FOSTER DENTIST MILES BLOCK. If you want the very choicest of Mocha and Java King Arthur Coffee One trial will con- vince you that it . has no equal # Bemidj Mercantile Company 0000000600 0000000000500 000000 $30.00 and $25.00 20.00, 18.00 and 15.00.. 13.50 and 12.00........ 10.00-and 7.50. ... Furnishing Sale 150 soft bosom Shirts. . ... 100 soft bosom Shirts.. ... Store Closed Evenings at 8 o’clock except Mill Pay Nights and Saturday Nights “““(yercoats that were - go at $13.50 go at .go at ..go at 7G00ds 75 and 50c Fleeced Underwear go at 60 and 50c heavy Wool Sox go at 39¢ 00000000000000000000 obsooooooe{} Final Clearance Sale of Men’s Heavy Weight Overcoats and Suits 11.98 7.98 4.98 20.00,18.00 9 79 il 39¢ .go at....98¢c £3.00 and $2. .goat....79¢ The Daylight Store. Suits that were $25.00 and $22.50. . 13.50 and 12 12.00 and 10.00 Hat and Cap round tops go av............ 150 Caps go at 100 Caps go at 75 and 50c Caps go at | at $13.75 at: 11.98 7.98 6.98 and 15.00 2.00 at at Sale 50 Hats in Fedora and Our Motto: Money cheer- fully refunded for goods not satistactory.. A strictly up-to-date, one-price store. Valentines at Peterson’s, Miss Hazel Wood of the Pioneer force is ill. * Children’s sleds one-third off, at Peterson’s. The Knights of Pythias work in the third rank tonight. St. Valentine has left a big stock of favors at Peterson’s. Get one. W. W. Browne and C. M. Bacon wereat Blackduck on bus- iness last night. We are in business for your health. Be convinced by using Mark’s Lung Balsam. The local Masonic lodge has! four candidates for the seccnd degree-tomorrow night. The Arabs cure envy by be- stowing the thing coveted. Mark’s Lung Balsam cures coughs and colds.: Sergeant Witte shipped 17 re- cruits today. Enlistments -are being secured at the rate of about five a day. He has opened offices in the Miles block. Smith’s Plantation Pastime Minstrels who have been appear- ing at the towhs on the north line passed through the city this morning on their way south. The troupe iscolored. - Earl Carson, who has been in charge of the county treasurer’s office and has been succeeded by County Treasurer French, will remain at the office until some of the details of the work which came under his management are adjusted. Heis undecided as to what he will do in the future. Martin Kruger, a woodsman, was slugged with a_slong shot and robbed 0f $6in the rear of a Minnesota avenue saloon last night. A manr named McGuire, who followed him out of the place just before the affair oc- | curred, was arrested today at Cass Lake and must answer fto the charge. John Ross this afternoon brought to Bemidji perhaps the largest timber wolf ever killed in this vicinity. It was a female and weighed 75 pounds. The animal was poisoned in Clear- water county, a shortdistance from Bagley. Mr. Ross is mak- ing a business of hunting wolves, and this is the third he has been able to secure since Friday of last week. Two of the number were females. Attorney Henry Funkley of Blackduck . will be assisted by Attorney Chester McKusick of this city in an action for personal injuy against the M. & I. for Miss Astrid-Peterson—of Turtle River. Miss Peterson asks for $10,000 damages for injury sus- tained in being thrown from the train at Turtle River. She was | standing on the steps when she |lost her balance, the train start- ng with a sudden jerk. She sustained injuries as aresult of | section and leaves a widow. J. F. George is at Grand Forks on business for Irwin & O’Brien, J. W. Irwin has returned from a business trip to St. Panl. Palrolmen Helmer and Patter- son have been ill for the past sev- eral days. Mr. Helmer resumed work today but Mr. Patterson will not be ready to report for some time and Special Officer Cunningham is taking his place on the force. Joe Markham writes a Be- midji friend from Florence,S. C., that the thermometer records a temperature of 58 degrees above zero but he longs for Minnesota weather. At Florence he is the guest of Frank Dudley, a former mayor of this city who now successfully operates a hard wood sawmill there and desires to be remembered to all his old friends in this city. A. Hart, who was sent to the state hospital for the insane about three weeks ago. died yes- terday morning. The remains were brought to this city and the funeral will occur tomorrow af- ternoon under the auspices-of R. H. Carr post G. A. R. Mr. Hart| was an old time resident of this; He| was a veteran of the Civil war and a gentleman who had many| friends who will learn with the most genuine regret of his de- | AMUSEMENTS l L ‘“The Midnight Express’’comes to the City Opera house next Sat- urday evening. The piece is a| melodrama of the realistic type. replete ‘with thrilling climax and all that goes to make life| and interest. A clever specialty | bill is also promised. Following “The Midnight Express’ comes the Warner Comedy company in | a week of repertoire. internally, and actsdirectly onthe blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials free. B.J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O. Sold-by-all Druggists, 75¢. Take Hall’s Family Pills for constipation. To Organize Association. The Ladies’ Reading club were entertained yesterday by the Mesdamee Black and Gould. The usual enjoyable litérary pro- grame was _ discussed, The ladies decided to call a mass meeting Feb. 12, for the purpose of organizing a library associa- tion. It will be liberally adver- tised and it is hoped to get out a good atiendance. Several propo- sitions affecting the organization of the association and the library 00000000600 00000000GO0CORVBGCRTOBOOS This eminent specialist comes to Institute in the and private dises way in Pennsy Chi 0 and lat s of me in 18 * to Minn money or not. In thi nothing. Pale Weak Women. Why are there so many semi-inyalid women? Simply because their e¢ases are neglected or not understood: member of the human family neglected and 50 cont of unmiarried, 75 per cents of the married “women suffering from some form of fenurle trouble, How many of you have been treated for dyspe palpitation of the heart, neuralgia, chronic cough, constipation, burning urine, back ache, ete, with only temporary relief? In 99 per cent, of such cases the trouble is with the womb and its ap- pendages, and the other organs are affected through the reflex neryous system. Do not be discouraged, no matter liow bad your case. Every s kind can Be permanently en Why go on dr existence when health (all there is to this life) is within your reach? Take Care of the Eyes. Weak eyes, sore eyes, walery oyes. Inttamed and is s0 as woman, per are il ing out a miserablo and ¢ Hds cata Glas eyes to-see as well as ever. chances with cheap ones. $eyes. s cured. fitted enable old Take no g correctly Ears. Running ears, ears, efe., cured. Sore ears, noise in United States for the treatment Wl women. case. of | R. BOLKCGM 1S COMING! you from the most successful Medieal ot all "chronie This Institute started in a small and cure wdually grew and extended its branches to By hones! ited facilities it has built up an ehviable reputation throughout the United to its patrons and its unlim- States and Ca CUTeS NOW T 1es nearly a million. A list of names and addre: of pirtrons enred-furnished o apptica= tion, N. B.—Dr. Bolkeom, the presi- ~dent of th reat Institute, will be here in person and examine each case ¢arefully and tell every one whether they can be cured or not. If your case is incurable you wilk be so informed and no money il be accepted from you. Consultation and Examination Free. The record of SReS If your case is curable you will be treated whether you have the ready ¥ poor people who cannot afford to visit the Insti- tute have an equal chance with the rich. who has pronounced it incurable, call and find out the trath. No matter how bad your cas It costs you vior Young Men. Suffering from organic wenkness, neryvous debility, lost manhood, un- and dischy follies and youthful lizziness, de- legs, deranged stom- ach, tired and worn-out feeling, lack of ambition, unfitness. for-marriage; business or study: in ifs last stages insanity, and S¢ S re- CTTOTS, Caus spondency, pain in drenms, nervousness, despondeucy, A clondy urine or a sediment omn standing may mean a constant drain upon. your it This hidden loss may produce disease of any organ ul" the hady. E ory mnan - who has violatéd mna- laws or who has any symptoms Iy fure of above diseases or who contemplates marvinge and suspects some defect, consult the Don't wait until you become a physi- should doctor at once. cal and moral w > Doctor of xfully dis- nose and heart and fn’ and | eases and throat, | Tungs, Kidneys eye fl stomach and liver, | bload, nervous i tumorss baldn not been de Small, thened: wedk o 15 enlarged and Surzical operations and aminintions when necessary ny (¢ ‘;:nnl glasses fitted when needed Bvery afllicted man and woman owes it to themselves, thelr families, and the future generation to get cured. Absolute privacy, the utmost eare, courtesy and attention is glven every case. CONSULTATION FRII. DR. BOLKCOM. President of Pennsylvania Mddical Institute, Estabished 1867, At Markham Hotel, Saturday, Feb. 6 | future of Bemidji, with regard to Stake otONB. Gity ciioledo/Lu:| lm,- 1)({5511)1I1lt1(3s,‘wxlllbe presented o G | at the meeting for discussion and D | consideration. Frank J. Cheney makes (mh! o that he is senior partner of the| Mass Meeting. firm of K. J. Cheney & Co., doing| A mass meeting under the di- business in the City of Toledo, , rection of the Women’s Christian County and state foresaid, and|Temperanc: Union is called to mise. i it { was thrown to the platform and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDERD DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Hall’s Catarrh Cure. ; FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and sub:- scribed in my presence, this 6th day December, A. D. 1886. . A. W. Gleason, [Seal] Notary Public. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken| Ringing Out . the old and ring iing in the new nev er ceases in ou store. Each New Year sees us witl nicer stock, newe: ideas and newe) methods. It is ou {never ending taslk to keep our store thoroughly up t date. “Everythi that is new can a' | ways be found i this- store fall o Jewelry No goods are al lowed to become old or shopwort for we keep mov meot-at-the-city hall Thursday evening, Feb. 4, to discuss the advisability of and adopt meas- ures for closing the houses of prostitution and to stop gambling in the village of Bemidji. Every father and mother should bej present. The meeting is. for adults only: = A Short Letter from Kansas. Tredick & Co.. of Kingman, { Kansas, write:—We have known | Warner’s White Wine of Tar Syrup for a number of years. It is a standard remedy and a good seller, and where once tried a steady customer is obtained. from 8 a. m.to 9 p. m., and Sunday, We herewith thank our MANY PATRONS who have taken advantage of our great sacrifice sale, and desire to remind all of our 5 and 10 cent bargain counters, which are money savers to those in need of notions or small wares of any kind. We make a specialty of —Laundry—and Toilet Soaps, the best that can be purchased. We carry the best line of HOSIERY for ladies, children and men that money can buy. Our forced sale prices still continue. Come in and examine our stock and get prices and we will deliver the goods. The Fair Variety Cash Store, TS 304 3rd St. W. @ For saleat City Drug store. eieeReiio ol ReRooReRalofloRe] GUGGRBOD BB NG BER k¢ % % | FURNITURE Quick Selling Prices are rapidly reducing our big stock of Furniture, which is more complete ing them by offe ing them at prices which are simply carpresents our gtmds are spe- which she is deaf and otherwise physieaily incapacitated. Papers in the actior were filed today. eially suitable. o than anything between Duluth and Crookston. E. L. NAYLOR.