Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, February 15, 1904, Page 3

THE CITY See Jones—W. C. Jones. All kinds of masks at Petersons F. G. Blair of Duluth is in the city. John Hubbard is laid up with the grippe. A. Harris of Grand Rapids is in the city. Fresh cows butter and hens eggs at Peterson’s. A. A. Goodrich came down from Northome this morning. A. T:Hatcher, the Park Rap- ids logger, is in the city on busi- ness. More powerful then Svengali’s hypnotic power is Mark’s Lung Balsam. . J. Kline, returned from a business trip to Tenstrike this morning. 2 Dr. F. A. Blakeslee, returned this morning from a trip up the north line. Senator - C. €. McCarty of Grand Rapids is in the city on business. J. S. Wessel, the St. Paul candy map, is calling on his " trade here. C. € Cutter, of the Buffalo Ol Co., of Superior, Wis., is in the city calling on his trade. The Arabs cure envy by be- stowing the thing coveted. Mark’s Lung - Balsam cures coughs and colds. P.H.McGarry, of the Northern Minnesota Hospital and Sani- tarium association, of Farley, is in-the city-on-business: Andrew J: Smith of Sauk Cen- tre, traveling insurance agent for various eastern companies, is soliciting business here this week. 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. Lieutenant Alfred M M%on, recuiting officer, is in the city this afternoon looking over the affairs of the local office, of which he is in charge. Mr. Mason has headquarters at Duluth and is in charge of three offices, one at Duluth, another at Ashland, Wis., and one in this city. DR. FOSTER DENTIST i MILES BLOCK. Ray Thomas is down from the woods today. There were no cases before the justice court this morning. We are in business for your health. Be convinced by using Mark’s Lung Balsam. @. F. Francis of Minot, N. D., is'in the city. Mr. Francis for- merly lived in Bemidji. Rev. Higgins, preached at one of the Clearwater Logging com pany’s camps yesterday. K. J. McIver came down from Farley ~this morning and is spending the day in the city. Thos. Moodie, local editor of the Pioneer, is on the sick list today, but expects to be aronud again tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs. C. C Woodward, who for the past two months have been visiting at the home of their daughter, Mrs. E. J. Ryan, of St. Paul, will return to this city tonight. John Sibley, the logger of Bena, is in the city foday. Mr. Sibley has just completed a con- tract of putting in 4,000.000 feet of logs near Bena and is now looking up another contract. Thirty guests were in attend- ance at a taffy pull given at the home of Mrs. D. H. Fullerton Saturday night. The party was given by Mrs. Fullerton and Miss Clara Beaumont. An en- joyable time is reported. Make Turpentine. The latest thing in the line of industry is being promoted up at | Wrenshall, Ttasca county, where a number of citizens are trying to starta company for the manu- facture of turpentine. Pine stumps will be used for material, of which there is an abundance in that country, and a carload of them has- been sent to Hinkley for inspection by the turpentine factory at that place, and results are pending. To Work for Uncle Sam. During the past few days five recruits have been secured at the local ‘recruiting office, two of whom will go to Seattle for the coast defense artillery service and three for the cavalry. Those enlisted for the artillery are Samuel P. Hart and John Mec- Donald, and Guy Pierce, Henry Ritenhouse and John Murphy will serve in the cavalry and will leave for St. Louis today. 000000050000 000600000 o Grocerles : Fresh Clarisa Creamery Butter and Fresh Eggs always on hand. Dry Goods :The Big Store WM:-McCUAIG. Shoes @ Our Grocery Department o is the. largest and most complete line of Groceries carried in the city. ¢ “Home Brand” Canne are the best, and the best is always the cheapest. d Goods “Lilly of the Valley Flour.” Telephone orders receive immediate attention, and delivery promptly made. © ® S PECIHL . Outings will be closed out at a @ discount of 25 per cent. There is still a large assortment @ of Patterns and Qualities from which to choose. All our Ladies’, Gents’ and Children’s Felt Shoes will be closed out regardless of cost. Ladies” Fur Trimmed ® Felt Julietes, 89¢; \1u }mlt Lined Shoes, $1.75; Quality, @ 9Sc. All Felt Shoes from T5cto §1.50. e Ageney for the Famous Queen Quality $3 Shoes for @ women. Bms one Buckie ity while tl-e\ last 50c. & All our Fleece Lined Goods and | | Riihbers $1° and §1.25 qual- @ MAN BURNED TO DEATH |Northome Visited by Flercest Fire in Its History Saturday. ONE LIFE LOST AND THREE: BULLDINGS DESTROYED. Fire Is Supposed to Have Origin- ated in Office Over Bank Building. Three buildings and the loss of a life are the resulus of the worst fire in the history of Northome which occured Saturday night. The buildings of the bank, the| store: of Thos. llstad and the saloon of Hugh McIntoshwere en- tively destroyed, and C. D. Schu- maker lost his life in attempting to save some of the furniture in his store building. As soon as the fire was dis- covered the alarm was sounded, and the citizens of the town turned out enmasse, but the fire rapidly spread to the store and saloon in spite of all efforts they could put forth. Schumaker, who lost his life, was owner of the store building and wasone of the foremost in trying to save furniture from the | burning buildings. He had brought out several loads suc- cessfully after the buildings were a mass of flames and returned for another, but was overcome by the heat and smoke and could not make his escape from the fire. The fire originated in the oftice of Judge Simons, over the bank building. from on overheated stove. The safe was carried out of the -bank and all valuable paper preserved, and some of the furni- ture in the other buildings. Insurance was carried on the| stock and fixtures of the store, | and some on the saloon building: The bank was owned by the owners of the First National|_ bank of this city. No insurance was carried on the building. < A Short Letter from Kansas. Tredick & Co., Syrup for a number of years. Itis a standard remedy anda|§ good seller, and where once tried a steady customer is obtained. For saleat City Drug store. Saloons to Close. A report is being circulated to the effect thatv the saloons of Be- midji will in the near future close at 11 o’clock, thereby living strictly up to the letter of the state law in regard to the matter of closing. Heretofore they have kept open all night. To make Saloons an Issue. The main issue in the coming municipal election at McIntosh | w1ll be whether saloons will be ’1]10W d torun. A petition has| been filed with the village re-| corder to close out the saloons. Full Line of Comic Faney Valentines of Kingman, |g Kansas, write:—We have known |% Warner’s White Wine of Tar[§ Washington, Feb. 15—3:30 p. m. still alive at He in” the present condmnn —Senatar Huanna 3:30 this afternoon. mn linger die at any for many hours or moment. AMUSEMENTS . The Warner Comedy opera house tonight with comedy drama “Doris.” \Ixx\ Cora Warner heads the company, I'which is “said to be made up of] a number of clever artists in the| line of comedy, and a repertoire | is prowised such as the manage- Clever be- fore been able to secure. specialtics are introduced tween the acts, Miss Warner’s illusion dance, in its line ever attempted. Popu- lar prices of 15, 25 and 35 cents are the admission for the week’s stand .md the atmdav matinee. Minstrel Show at Brainerd. The Elks lodge of Brainerd are planning the biggest thingin the line of a minstrel show that city has ever seen. - The show is to and promises to be very interest- ing. There are a number of Elks in this city who belong to the Brainerd lml"o Itend the mm\lr Free to All Ministers. I will send one bottle of War- ner’s White Wine of Tar—the best cough remedy on earth-—free toall ministers who will rectm- mend it to their friends after giv- ing it a fair trial. Address, Dr. C. D. Warner, Coldwater, \li\ll. 1(11 sale at City Drug store. New High Record for Loans. New York, Feb. 15—The loan ac- count of the associated banks shows further increase this week, bringing the grand total up to $999,669,900, a new high record. For the first time in four weeks deposits show a decline, though in the aggregate they L‘\L(_Gd loans by upwards ot $16 000,000. sucorrhoea, 1 atural Tis- xhum( s, 1oss of tone, feeling and vigor, ~ HYNE It speedily and permanently removes all Inflammation. B The Home Treatment for All Female Troubles. § FREE Ladics' own obstetric and dressing perpetual calendar by ad- HY’NE COMPANY 475 W. North Ave., Chicago, T11. HY'NE Sold by A. GILMOUR & CO., Bemidji, Minn. We handle the Buffalo 0il Co.’s Oils. [Lee e i) PER OAL. Kerosene: guaranteed not to smoke the chimney . ... 25¢ T4 per cent gasoline 25¢ Benzine .. 25¢ Turpentines . =~ 75¢ Linseed oil, raw . 60¢ . 65¢ - a0¢ Linseed oil, boiled Dustless float oil . Paints, btams' Varnishes, Kalsomines, Moldings, Wall Paper, Glass, Ete. W. C. JONES HANNA VERY Low/= company opens a week's stand at the local | the | ment of the house has never be-| one_of which is| said to be one of the finest things | be made up wholly of home talent | who will at-| @ [Valentine Day IS NEAR \ ; We have a late consignment of First Class Valentines. ] Call and examine if yvou wish “to please your lovers. A. GILMOUR & CO. CEEY="DRUGSTORE Pioneer Drug Store of Bemidji. We have two ACORN % STOVES Different sizes that we will sell now for L.ess than cost We cannot afford to carry these stoves through the summer season. F. M. Malzahn & Co. e | The Pioneer Real Estate Man HAS THE FOLLOWING BARGAINS: Good business property Blackduck to trade for vesi- dence property in Bemidji. i (iood business property in Tenstrike to trade for residence property in Bemidji. Good business property in Iast Grand Forks to trade for _residence property in Bewmidji. Good business property in Walker to trade for residence property in Bemidji. Good business property in Cass Lake to trade for resi- dence property in Bemidji. Good farm near Bemidji to trade for residence property in Bemidji. What have you to offer ? PILON K p— / et /{ w — D o 0 B O 0 KR 0 O B G 2 We herewith thank our » MANY PATRONS | % who have taken advantage of our great sac ‘rifice sale, and desite to remind all of our .md 10 ¢ent 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 canfbe purchased.” We carry the best line of HOSIERY for ladies, children and men that money can buy. Our foreed sale prices still continue. Come in and examine our and get prices and we will deliver the goods. The Fau' Varlety Cash Store, 2 s o o L L stock 304 il(l St éubscrlbe for the Dal ly Ploneer We carry in stock a flne line of art pictures and them in the finest ar ings for you Have you seen our line of pic- ture mouldings? It is very complete, and there is nothing finer in northern Minnesota will put t mould-