Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, February 9, 1904, Page 3

. 'Final Clearance Sale of Men’s Heavy Weight Overcoats and Suits Suits that were $25.00 and $22.50. ... .go at $13.75 20.00, 18.00 and 15.00, 11.98 13.50 and 12.00 7.98 THE CITY See Jones—W. C, Jones. New vegetable at Peterson’s. Jesse Freestone is in town from Dysart. Children’s sleds one-third off, at Peterson’s. H. F. Mark, the Fosston travel ing man, is in the city today. Dressmaking and Ladies tail oring. Mrs.Cunningham Blocker.| block. More powerful then Svengali’s . hy'pnotic power is Mark’s Lung Balsam. Our Line of Toilet Articles and Per- fumes is the most coniplete in the city Overcoats that were. $30.060-and $25.00 O | at $13.50 20.00, 18.00 and 1&).00‘.g0 at 11.98 13.50 ana 12.00........ 7.98 A. GILMOUR & CO. CITY DRUC STORE Pioneer Drug Store of Bemidji. .go at .g0o at ..go at C. E. Doran of Grand Rapxds was a guest at the Markham this morning. E. E. McDonald and A. P. ‘White areat Grand Forks on bus- iness today. The Ladies’ Reading club met _yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. L. H. Bailey. We are in business for your health. Be convinced by using Mark’s Lung Balsam. The Modern Samaritan have a .class of 14 for initiation at their next regular meeting. Mrs. John Graham, who has been quite ill for some time past, was able to leave St. Anthony’s hospital today. The young peoples society of ‘the Baptist church have planned a valentine social for Friday even- ‘ing at the church, Mrs. L. G. Pendergast and daughter, Miss Jessie, left this morning for Minneapolis, where they will visit for several weeks. Justice C. Berg and Otto Berg, homestead ers from the Pine Top country, are in the city today on their way to Crookston for a visit with relatives. Hector Towsend, alias “The Liverpool Kid”’ was sent to .the «county jail for ninety days yes- terday afternoon by Judge Reynolds on a charge of stealing and drunkenness. “The Midnight Express” com- pany. who had been'in the city since Friday night left this morn- ing for Long Prairie. Manager _‘Otis expects to visit Bemidji again next season with one of the Carpenter attractions on which the royalty will expire this season. DR. FOSTER DENTIST. 2 MILES BLOCK. ° Grocerles T H E Staple and Fa Fresh Eggs “Feed, . Headquarters for . . . ~ Clarisa Creamery Rutter always on hand ® 10.00 and 7.50 . Sale @ () - Store Closed Evenings at 8 o’clock except Mill Pay Nights and Saturday Nights Furnishing Goods $1.60 soft bosom Shirts.. ... $1 soft bosom Shirts.... .. 75.and 50c Fleeced Underwear go at 39¢ 60 and 50c heavy Wool Sox go at 3¢ 4.98 .go at... . 98¢ goat....79¢ The Daylight Store, 12.00 and 10.00. . Hat and Cap ~$3.00 and $2.50 Hats in Fedora and round tops @0 atv.... . ........... $1.50Capsgoat...................... $1Capsgoab ... ... ... 75 and 50c Caps go at 6.98 ..go at Sale $1.08 98¢ (3‘)(‘ Our Motto: Money cheer- fully refunded for goods not satisfactory. A strictly up-to-date, one-price store. 00”,09000000 Valentines-at Peterson’s. Mrs. Richardsoun of Cass Lake is the guest of Bemidji friends. . Attorney E. E. McDonald went to Kelliher last night to attend the regular meetmg of the v11- Jage council. The Arabs cure envy by be- stowing the thing coveted. Mark’s Lung Balsam cures icoughs and colds. Tom Nary, the veteran lumber- I man who has been in the city for several days went to Brainerd on business this morning. The funeral of James" Doran occurred this morning from St. Phillip’s Catholic church at 9:30 o’clock. It was quite largely at- tended, The interment was at Greenwood. The Warner Comedy Company passed through the city on the senger last night on their way to, Blackduck, where they will ap- pear during all of the present week in repertoxre Grocemes» BIG: STORE" WM McCUAIG, PROPRIETOR ncy Groceries g and Faney { Minnesota & International pas-; Mrs. J. P. Young is very ill. Andy Danaher, is down from Tenstrike today. B. W. Heath spent yesterday at his claim near Guthrie. Aleck Gillespie of Blackduck is |ill at St. Anthony’s hospital. Charles Doran, of Grand Rapids attended the funeral of his uncle James Dogan this morning. The Knight of Pythias have a regular meeting tonight.” Ap- plications for membership will be considered. The Messrs. Martin & Chris- tenson of the Beltrami County News went to Kelliher on busi- ness last night. Uncle George Witsel, of Ten- strike, who has been buying logs in Bemidji for several days re- turned tohis home last night. G. A. Tuller, of Tuller Mer- cantile Company, is in the city on business today. Tonight Mr. Tuller goes to Cass Lake to look after his interests.- Chas. Beaudette has gone to Minneapolis to visit his wife who has been ill at a hospital there for some time past but is now re- ported as on the road to recovery. | | ! | Dr. Blakeslee made a profes- sional visit to She\lm this after- noon. Mrs. M. G. Slocum has re- turned from a visit to. Minne- apolis friends. J. O. Johnson, of Cass Lake, ‘vhas moved his family to Bemidji and will be employed at a local newspaper office. Napoleon La Pointe, bookeeper for the S. E. Jackson Co., at Tenstrike, who has been at St. Anthony’s hospital for'some time past - is conyalescent and re- turned to Tenstrike last night,. The C. S. recruiting station at Bemidji has been made & perma- nent thing. ' The department is very well satisfied with the |progress made in securing re- cruits here and decided to make Bemidji one of its permanent stations. A Kansas Minister. Rev. L. S. Coulton of Circle- ville, Kas., says:—-Dr. Warner— Your White Wine of Tar Syrup has been in my family and found | to be all and even more than you claim for it. Itis a speedy curve for all throat and lung diseases. For sale at City Drug store. Nero fiddled while burned. We cannot believe that | anyone will fiddle away tlleili chance to cure a cough when it/ is-s0 easy to get Mark’s Lung| Balsam. George Elliot, who has been | buying logs for the Crookston Lumber Company in this vicinity | “Lxlly of the Valley Flour,” Hay and Millstuff : PII ON E NO. 1 090.0000@.0..0..0.00 o’clock Thursday morning. was in the city last night return- ing from a short visit at his! home at Grand Forks. Mrs. Erickson, of St. Peter, is expected to arrive in the city to- night, where she is called by the @ | serious illness of her daughter, Miss OigaErickson, stenographer at the First National bank. Quité a number of engines in the freight service of the Great Northern are disabled as a result | of the receat cold weather and | the rough handling to which they | were subjected on the road. Traf- fic which has been.delayed since | the storms of Saturday nightand Sunday is not yet righted and all | trains arrived in Bemidji several hours delayed today. Rome Peter McHugh, one of the own- | ers of the townsite of (xemmd was in the city this morning on make entryon a stoneand tim ber claim in one of the new towns to Telephone orders receive prompt attentwn and @ | be opened up in the Big Fork S dehveries promptly made . . . . ... = country Thursday, Mr. McHugh expects to get in line at the land oftice door tomorrow morning and remain there until the lands! are thrown open to enfry at 9 Full Line of . Comic and Faney Valentinés E. A. BARKER 099000060000 000006000Q00CCOESRO 2Bs A @fi@@@@@ b) 3. blocks from business center. 4. five room house. 5. room house. 6. - Purchaser who will pay $25 Purchaser who will trade a and pay difference at $15 per month for four or five . J. WILLITS THE PIONEFR LAND MAN HAS PURCHASERS FOR THE FOLLOWING : 1. Cash purchasers, good 7-room house close in. (ash purchasers for 5-room house close in. Cash purchasers for 75-foot corner lot three or four per month for four or 50-foot residence lot Purchasers for business property well located. 7. Customer with small house and lot ‘to trade for good team and barness; will pay difference if any. 1 Customer. with H-room house will trade for seven or eight room house close in, and:pay differeuce. WHAT HAVE YOU TO SAY? The City Opera house will ring with langhter tomorrow evening when Leroy J. French will pre- sent the famous comedians Clif- ford FErdley, McDermott and Cash; in the musical success “Peck’s Bad Boy,”” in three acts. The play starts in the famous Grocery Store, then to the Boni- face. Hotel and the Picnic Grounds ts Clear Water Woods. The piece is lively and laughable, and the comedians introduce sev- In Order PHONE 277. eral new songs. always taking three to four encores, and keep [ the audience in a continuous roar of laughter all the time they are singing. Manager: French has surrounded them this season with the best and largest com- pany they have ever had, all the scenery is new and the costumes are handsome. The press throughout the country where they have been seen in “Peck’s Bad Boy” are wide in their praise of the comedians and their new company. to Reduce Sto(:k We will during J an}xafy sell FURNITURE e e e ' at a very low price for cash. . Jo P. LAHR. R EG GG % P . who haye taken advantage specialty can buy. deliver the goods. The Fair Variety Cash Store, and desire to remind ‘l” of our 5 and 10 ¢ent bargain counters, which are money notions or small wares of any kind. of Laundry and Toilet Soaps, the best that can be purchased. of HOSIERY for ladies, children and men that money Our forced sale prices still continue. in and examine our stock and get prices and we will f?@fiié@'?’ fiifl%@fi'{'} We herewith thank our MANY PATRONS : ¢ of our great sacrifice sale, savers to those in need of We make a We carry the best line | Come felolcRoRoR e ol Re 304 3rd St. W. & oo R MR R OB R R - We carry in stock a flne line his way to Duluth, where he will | of art pictures and will put them in the finest art mould- ings foryou . . . . Have you seen our line of pic- ture mouldings? : complete, and there is nothing finer in northern Minnesota It is very E. L. NAYLOR, FURNITURE