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Household furniture for sale.— J. A. Buckley, The Business meets tonight. The recruiting oftice enlisted three men today. Try the Princess package cof- fee 25 cents. Fresh vegetablee at the Prin- cess every Friday. If you want the best field and garden seed go to Nangle. M-:ye powerful then Svengali’s hypncti: power is Mark's Lung Balsam. Mr. and Mrs. James Code of »la\l})-l ‘A_.li ARRESTS HISWIFE 6, HEALTSH We have the lively, new, I fascinating card game, | PANIC Panic is a mimic on Wall street exchange. Price, 40 cents. THE CITY Cabbage at McCuaig’s. See Jones—W. C. Jones. For wall paper see J. A. Hoff, Miles block. 1. A. Bordsen, of Sebeka, the city today. = Standard canned fruits 10 cents per can at Nangle's. Men's club M. Pierault Charges His Wife With Drunkness and Disorderly Conduct. Fresh basket Tomatoes at the isin 5ot Princess tomorrow. M. Picrault this morning swore out a warrant for the arrest of wife charging with Childrens garden tools and carts at Petersons. his her Willits-and Cahill write fire in surance in reliable companies. J. K. Hemberger, of St. Cloud, isamong the Markham arrivals. Go to the Princess grocery for fresh groceries and right prices. | M. J. Sitzer of Cass Lake was a guest at the Markham -last "night. ™ Celery, Lettuce, Radishes, On- jons, Cabbage and Strawberries, at McCuaig’s. Harry Silver returned last night from a business trip to Minneapolis. Go to the Princess grocery for fine large navel oranges. 25 cents 4 dozen this week. Russel Bennington, who has been in Bemidji for several days returned to Tenstrike last night. Get your Strawberries Friday and Satnrday for Sunday dinner, at McCuaig’s. Don’t forget the Princess Gro- cery for fresh.Cabbage, Lettuce, Celery and Strawberries, tomox- TOW. Deputy Sheriff John Bailey went to Tenstrike last night to serve some papers in an attach- ment proceeding. Picture frames, framed pic- tures and enlarging, at the Hak- kerup Studio, two doors east of City Drug store. How wonld a strawberry short cake go for your Sunday dinner. Well, you can get the berries at McCuaig’s Friday and Saturday. Frank Smith, who has been cooking at one of the Blakeley & Farley camps all winter,returned to his home at Aldrich morning. 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. ; Superintendent W. H. Strachan was in the city yesterday. Mr. Strachan was-returning from a trip up the north line where he had been looking after the new logging run that ha§ been put on. _ The Irwin & ‘O 3rien logging camp at Lakeport will be closed the latter part of this week. Hauling is still being done suc- cessfully but the teamsters are comrelled to work nights and. the roads are in bad condition. DR. FOSTER DENTIST MILES BLOCK. . this | Nymore are the parents of a son born last. night. E.--B...Cantonwine;of -Vinton; has recently been a guest at the home of Miss Laura Richar Lo M. -Weltie, of= the- Zenith paper company,—is-calling-on-the paper trade in Bemidji today: of county commissioners, is down from Solway this afternoor. Productions of famous paint- ings, 16x20,while they last fifteen cents each at the Hakkerup Studio. Call at rooms over Palace res- taurant and -inspect household furniture which is for sale. J. A. Buckley. Ford Winebrenner, who has been working at the G. N. bag- gage room is now employed at the Crookston mill. Dr. Henderson is’ expected to return today from his trip to Baudette, where he went to in- vestigate the shooting of Manley Thomas. F. W. Besette of Lake Itasca® P. T. Devercaux of Park Rapids and A. P. Amber of Fosston are among the guests at the City hotel today. Mzs. Carter of Tenstrike is in the city today. This afternoon she was at Cass Lake to make entry on a homestead in the Ten- strike country. Rev, Smith went to Cass Lake this afternoon:to spend‘the day with the pastor there and with Presiding Elder Dodds, of the Crookston conference, who is visiting in Cass Lake. C. H. Miles expects to lecave the latter part of next week for St. Louis, where ‘he will attend the first bull fight to take place under the auspices of tie amuse- ment enterprise with whichheis connected. ‘Mus. G. H. Hansell of Perley, who has been yisiting her par- ents; Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Bailey, returned to her home yesterday. Mrs. Hansell has acquired prop- erty in Bemidji and expects to build a residence hereduring the. cuming.summer. Teamsters pronounce the ice in Lake Bemidji unsafe: The ice is rotting much sooner than ordi- narily this year owing to the heavy covering of snow. Last year the last pedestrian crossed Lake Bemidji on the ice April 20, but the knowing ones predict that, the lake will break up much sooner this year. BH}S THE:- TORE °Fr1day and Saturday. we will pluce e on sale about 50 corsets ; former price $1 and $1.25; for the two days only 79 cents. Kid Gloves We will clcse out our entire stock of Ladies’ Kid Gloves, all sLades; sizes 61 to 7¢. To do this we will for Friday and Sat- day sell our $1.50 gloves for ® 79 cents Muslin Underwear . We have an elegant line. Come ® to-and see for yourselves. [ Hats . The Gordon Hat for men is ® the season’s most modish hat. GROC [} We handle only the best. . Brand,” and we have a full line. doing at McCuaig’s [} () Wash Goods ® In Wash Goods for Waistings we have a fine assortment; prices right. o Shoes Men's; —Boys’ and @ We' can fit and shoes @ (] Ladies’; Clitldren’s: please you. Queen Qualit for ladies are the best-made. Ladies™ Belts Ladies’ Belts, all new and up- to-date, . 25¢ to $1.25 : ERTES & Nothing can equal the “ Home @ Always something . QFRIDAY and SATURDAY o [ ] 'wm McCUAIG'S AT WM. McGUAlG’S 4 Chairman_Sibléy, of the board | J. F. Boss, of the Crookston mill office force, is on the sick list. was a visitor in the city this morning. - Qelery, Lettuce, Radishes;Onc ions,; Cabbage nnd Strawberrics, at-McCuaig’s. We..are in. business. for..your health. Be convinced by using Mark’s Lung Balsam. The Library rooms at the court house presents a ' very tasty appearance and the lib- ra first home is all could be desired. The meeting of the Firemen's Relief Assocation which was to have taken-place last night- was postponed owing to the fact that there was not a quorum prescnt. The Bemidji high school grad- uates its second class this_year. The date for commencement exercises has not been set but it will probably be some time the first week in June. Attorney Langaard, of Black- duck is in the city today, with a party of Blackduck people who| haye been at the Cass Lake land office to make entry and prove up on government lands. The merry-making of the festive woodsman gives the lower end of Minnesota avenue a de- cidely reckless tone and the police force have nicknamed that rmh on of the city “Happy Hol- low.’ Matt Moycr and Ted Smith, the committee of the Retail Liquor Dealers association, ap pomted to have charge of all ar- rangements for the meeting here expect to 2o to the cities the lat- ter part of the week tomeet with the state ofticers. The date will be fixed at once for the state con- vention, Advertising Summer Resorts The Northern Pacific railroad conipany is having issued handsome folder telling of che summer resorts along the line of its route. Special attention is given to the several beautiful re- sorts-on-the line ofthe Minnesota & International and the folder contains some very well written matter descriptive of this sec- tion, setting forth its mduce- ments to the.summer tourist. Not A Good Spot. Before leaving the city today Executive Agent Fullerton of the state game and fish commission visited Fishtrap lake where Mr. Fullerton had been informed there was a place for the collec- tion of pike spawn. Mr. Fuller- ton says the locatlon is not a good one*and the work would have to be done under difficultics s0 that he has decided not to send any of his men here, o Believed to be Accidental. Connty Attorney Loud has heard nothing from Coroner Hen- derson since he went toBaudette last Sunday afternoon to invisti- gate the supposed shooting of Manly Thomas and says that it is probable that the doctor found that the shooting was accidental. A Rapid Growth. The local lodge Knights of Pythias believes it can claim the| most rapid growth of any secret society in the city. The lodge will consider about a dozen ap- plications for membership at its next meeting. 7 Bad Ones Bred in_City. are investigati Dy, HS. Fairall, of Northome, [~ Aluc lutely Pure THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE drunkenessand disordérly-con duct. { fore Jude and promises Some very Htional-developments: - ault has been a resident of roside her husband River. Body of Unknown Man Found bedded in lee On Red Lake River. The body of an unknown was found late yesterday noon firmly embepded in a of iceinthe Red. Lake-rvive Crookston. The discovery made by two small boys. body had not been” positi identitiod «t last reports and feared that the vietim of foul play. Girl Press Feeder. Chicago, April _.—Bertha Van der, twenty-two old, one number of girls employed ment fnp Franklin leged *'s ics employe accompanic Van Gelder was att beaten by men whom 4 striking press feeders or their, pathizers. She is said (o be in a cal condition, WILL USE HIS OWN Publication. Lincoln, Neh,, April 7. —Willia Bryan has returned from the East wiil remaln at Falrview for se weels. e sald: men for some time. politics T have nothing to say. Iitical _sftuation except through columns of my paper.'” DETECTIVES Missing. April- e.—Detoc the disappearan an exp @ containing $ The package was dolivered to trafisfer agent of the Big Ilour road, who placed it in his desk. had-occasion to leave the office few minutes and when h(' returnes money Was gonc. CACKLEV PLEADS GUILT Danville, 11 Years Ago Keokuk, la., April # ley, murderer -of - Constable Fenstenmaker in 1868 at who was ed after years, has cntered a ple was_sentenced Lo ten ot Fort Madison. eight years ¢ SUICIDE BV STARVATIO thir in | loy is Seek Slow Death. Appleton, Wis,, April © Hattsheim sixteen, s d¢ a fast of # the deliberate attempt, Dbanished by continuol % FLOATER FOUND | man has been the IN A CRITICAL CONDITION. Chicago Strikers Accused of Slugging the vietim of al- m I\\‘x way hnnn PAPER. Bryan Refuses to Talk Politics for “I am here to look after the spring work on my farm amd I shall help the On the subje Here- after I shall make mno statements for publication regarding the national po- INVESTIGA': NG, Express Package Con!alnlng $1,000 s lowa Man Owns to Muvder Thirty-six Charles Cack- RRe: ‘armington, of guilly and Continued Il Hcalth Causes Girl to her life, from which all ple Hicks Hits the Weather. Hicks would be 4 snow stormin Em. when about an inch the —beautitul—fell M predicts two more snow for this month man fter Notice. cake roat wits The vely it b respons tractod by—my Gaines and Fugene Ws for any obligations they incur W.H.GaN When your beer pumps do not work see Doran and have them cleaned. WX Gel- of a Do not forget we do all kinds of steam and water pipe re- pairing. —— Jall or telephone to J. J. DORAN PN W d by eriti- m I and veral el of PILO N IS Schroeder the tives ce of | 1,000; the rail- He for. a d (he To introduce the University line of can goods we will give the trade a benefit of a.cut of 10 ¢fs, pr. can. Y. uben. ———— Ty-4ix University California Lemon Cling Peache liced for eream at 20 ¢ts. procan. prison Sixty- N. University Calitornia Biot lett Pe the very best, 20 cts. pr. can. Ap best, University California pricots, the very 205¢ts. pr. can. L usg i Kend'mo. tuilparticuls “Address Charles 1.1 Mohawk-street-—Buffaio, N: \ California Grapes 20.¢ts. prcan University thevery best, — We have a cf»mplelc line of “canfruitand vegetables too: numerous to Glimow A. T. Wheelock - H. LeBleu, Visiting E les cordhally invited. - W.President W. Secretary mention. Every can guarnteed extra quality or money refunded. A significent fact connected with one of the state reformator- | tiesis that outof 200b0oy dgirls] there cared for not one was born f on afarm. All came from 1]1(,4 cities-and towns T0O LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR RENT—A house, neat, central part of town. quire at Pioneer oftice. modern, | [n MOVING SHO0TING Stationary and Moving Targets GALLARYL BRITTON BROS., Proprietors. || W. G. Schroeder, Phone 209 Received ECONOMY More heat with less fuel Perfection. The Jerrard Plumbing Co. will enlighten you—more heat, more comfort, Jess work, _ worry—-less have it Hot Water Heating is the Acme of || R. MARTIN Leading Painter and Decorator. Now Located on Fourth Street, Two Westlof City Hall. All Orders Promptly Attended to Fine Art Wall Paper Fresco Painting By ‘Fast Freight Doors || The ease will come up be- b Pendergast tomorrow - Sesi- Mus. Pier- Do- midji-for-some-thne-past; wwhiter t Turtle| = prediction that there this seetion betwoen the tifth and the cighth was made good last night and a half of Hicks storms [from this time forth T will not ble forany debts con sons-Chaeles—0- aines or miy A GILMOUR & CO. CITY DRUG STORE “Pioneer Drug Store of Bemidji. Many Good Reasons The Peerless All-Steel Range Everybody who desirability and Lias many distinetive points of merit. wants a_range and understands the ceonomy of having only the best, should come in and let us show this range. This is the original and only all-steel range. There ave no others whicl deserve to be mentioned in the same class. “The quick heat radiation of-this range makes a very great saving in the amount of fuel. DON'T 'AIL TO SEE F. M. Malzahn & Co. 1T, TED—To list bargains in real estate. $300 to $1,000—parties waiting. WILLITS & CAHILL. w (t}{}{.r{’?'@'fiu. {,Hfé-tet &) rr@@@@@ @@@## A POlNTER k) We ave headquarters for Caps, Hose, [nder“em‘, Work Pants and all kinds of Notions, Lamps, ¥ [ohaccos, Candies, Nuts and a gen- & 2 ant your trade, and appreciate- your patronage g by giving you more for your moncy at all times (lmua you get elsewhere. : We cordially invite you to call and sée us'at our old “ gtand, 300 West Third street. The Fair Varlety Cash Store n; & @00{?@@ @-fl-fi-fl'fi {"I' Shin = Dishic: 3 andise. & %fi@qurwfii [;umbermens State Bank ~ BEMIDJI 3 309 General Banking Business. Fire Insurance. g Line of Baby Camages and Go Carts. Swellest Line of Iron Beds Ever Shown in Bemidii. Nobby Line of Rockers, All Styles and Grades. Spi‘in fl” {E. L. NAYLOR, FUR