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fascinating card game, We have the lively, new, PANIC Pamc is @ mimic on Wall street exchange Price, 40 cents. CLOAKMOSUIT SALE Saturday, March 5, 1904 In Our New Quarters in Street Block, Next Door to Postoffxce A. GILMOUR & CO. CITY DRUG STORE Pioneer Drug Store of Bemidii. Absclutely Pure THERE !S NO SUBSTITUTE | Our new quarters are large and elegantly fitted up and give ample opportunity to inspect our e xtensive stock of new goods. On the above date we will have for your inspection at our store one of the largest lines of Ladies’, Misses and Children’s Tailor Made Suits, Cloaks and Skirts, direct from Philadelphia. Ladies’ Spring Suits A most magnificent assortment of the swell new styles just out, as shown in the large eastern cities, from the cheapest to the best. Robert Neving, of Neving, is in Ilh-‘ city today. Andy Danaher is in the city to day from Tenstrike, We Have on Hand Two Heavy Bob Sleighs Two Light Bob Sleighs Two Business Cutters Miss Bell Sims has roturned from a visit to Minneapolis, = = Charles Knopke is on the sick | list today with the Iagrippe. prevailing . made to your measure. D. H. Fullerton returned today from Nary, where he spent yes terday on a special mission. Chas. Harmon, of Nebish, has’ spent several days in the| city, lefv this morning for | Lake. who | Cass Ladies’ Cravanette Coats A superh showing of the beautiful new Military styles in Cravanette Coats at prices from $12 to $2 it if you miss seeing this great assortment of ladies” garments. Walking and Dress Skirts An assortment of garments as large as shown by the great city stores is shown LI'on’t miss placing your order now. Also a complete line of spring wraps. SATURDAY, MARCH 5 THE BERMAN EMPORIUM STREET BLOCK, NEXT DOOR TO POSTOFFICE WE WILL SELL ALL THE ABOVE FOR LESS THAN COST. WE HAVE NOT ROOM TO ' CARRY THEM OVER Twenty-four prisoners confined at- the county new one morning. 'O NOW | You will regret , one | in this ‘being taken Harry Grove of Big Fork \\unt to Duluth last night in the inter- est of several landscekors whom | he has located. | C. 0. Easby and Martin Alan ] son, of the town of Battle, were| in the city today and transacted | bnsiness at the court house, | Many beautiful styles to select from. for one day only. An opportunity that seldom arrives. There are rumors of enough EER R R oK RO R RN - A APOINTER headquarters for Caps, Hose, Underwear, Pants and ail kinds of Notions, kamps, Toliccos, Candies, Nuts and a gen- & crehandise and appreciate your patronage g money at all times than aldermanic candidates to supply the city for 1o come but no deficite anvounce ments have been 1 several yeors P k¢ wle as yet k! The condition of Editor ¢. R, Martin this morning wias sotu o Shirts, ave Work Dishes, ete what improved, the fever being a trifle lower. Mr. Martin's con Cigars, dition, however, is so serious is ral variety of ] to give his man§ > greatesteconcein, M. BE. Thurston some time in the vicinity of Lake Gicorge, twenty in the interest the | Brainerd Lumber compiny. The | company has & number of canmps in that sc up their fitiends the We want your trade, for your youu iving you more is spending ® vel elsewhere We cordially invite you to call and see us at our old tand, 300 West Third street. The Fair Variety Cash Store: oo R RR RO - K- ol R ) miles south of Px esbyterian P. H. McGerry left last night - for Wallcer. A drunlk receiyed ten days in Judge Reynold’s Pie social at church tonight. Willits and Cahill write fire in- surance in reliable companies. Fresh hen fruit and other fruit at Peterson’s. Jack Medall is in the city to- day from Blackduck. THE CITY See Jones—W. C. Jones. J.R.Rasmussen, of Crookston, ion which are cleaning | ¥ G20k A3 court this Twenty cents per dozen for| navel oranges at Schroeder’s store. More powerful then Svengali’s hypnotic power is Mark’s Lung Balsam. Will Reynolds, of local horse fame, came in from Chicago last evening. He will pick up a bunch while here that may be expected to go some. is in the city. Twenty cents per dozen' for navel oranges at Schroeder’s store. Please drop in and sample our incomparable dairy butter. Pet- erson. DR. FOSTER DENTIST MILES BLOCK. e e BlseSEE Sl S T T 0000000006000 0000000 The Big Store WM. McCUAIG. Advance Sale of Pinuslin Wradetweat and Kosiety We have just received and opened upZa splendid assort- ment of New Creations in Muslin Underwear and_Spring Hosiery, which we are offering at exceptionally g m)od @ values. Come in and look tlxem over. e ® . ) T . Sadics’ Waisis In all the newest materials for spring wear. A large aflsortment from which to select at prices ranging from '$l 50 to $4.50 EA(}HOi ® 5&\023 ® The' Famous Queen Quality $3 shoe for women in all .‘ @ the new styles and lasts—House Shoes, Street Shoes e ‘Dress Shoes carefully fitted and satisfaction guaranteed. ® WM. McCUAIG. Twenty cents per dozen for navel oranges at Schroeder’s store. We are in business for your health. Be convinced by using Mark’s Lung Balsam. E. J. Willets represents the Northwestern Marble works. Be sure and buy of no other. Mrs. L. H. Bailey will leave in a few days for Tipton, lowa, where she has been called by the alarming illness of her mother, The pie social and auction at| the Presbyterian church tonight will attract all lovers of pic as well as lovers of "a good time. Everybody-is-invited. 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. = The campaign for the head of the ticket is active. Supporters of both candidates are in evidence on the streets and in all the busi- ness houses, and a good deal of argument is being brought out morning. George McRae,superintendent, tof the Backus-Brooks company, is in town today. You are cordially invited to got a fingerin the pie social at the Presbyterian church tonight. The Pioncer Employment oftice shipped ten men to one of the R. E. White Sandy ri Hugh McMillen is registered at the Remore. Mr. McMillen spent the winter - the camps, reamps, logging The political pie social will be cut next week but all kinds of pies will be cut at the l’u sshyter- ian church. Mrs. Miller, of the Warner Comedy company, enter- tained a party of fricnds at sup- per last evening after the opera. Stephen McGregor, of Kelli- her, made filing before Clerk of Court Rhoda upon a valuable claim in the vicinity of that town, i Theresa James Price is still in the city having been taken sick while on on each side. Xeor - | CISING good judgmeat is not difficult in our store. Wher sver ything good there is 1o fear of a choice. We want | you to feel | fectly at home with-uss poor | Our | Jewelry | | is here for you to | examine. They are the best tha you or we find. Every in ou been s has | > no sur- They are ®E. A, BARI(EP THIRD STREET | ber for the _ oot level to the | I that. a on his way to the depot to start for Ohio to attend the funeral of his | mother, John MeDougald 1eft this after noon for a trip in the north coun- try, where he will look up tim- Crooleston Lumber Company. A letter Sh.nk(-\pt ar states that ¢ the €O pany received from Mining assay from the of the mine yields 8 ton with no free gold u’. Maunager Wheelock sived a telegram closir ot for the appear: is here on the 1 today s the con- 2 of Quo cel The company comprises sixteen | people, A meeting of ladies interested e Order fastern Star in Bemidji ab théfiome of Mrs. Dr. | Henderson this afternoon to ar- ‘r.mm for, the entertainment of |the Cass Lake lodge Saturday jevening. re | [ SPRING HATS crry o large Ghe in all the latest shape assortment . s and colors are now ready. We and are exclusive agents for Tiger I-Iats They market and sell at we without question the hest we S5 Lveny ring hats on the hat s guaranteed. WwWE CARRY H. S. & M. CLOTHING AND RALSTON HEALTH SHOES High WE That- is, E. L. NAYLOR, . MEYER & CO. Art Clothiers. .....O.&OOQ.QOOO..Q. ..Q..Q... 00200000000000000000C000CCOROO0 WANT TO PUT YOU ON THE CARPEE on to our carpets. WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FINE, NEW LINE OF CARPETS, RUGS AND ART SQUARES. FURNITURE