Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, May 24, 1904, Page 3

YeEEeET SPECIA THE CITY See Jones—W. C. Jones. J. M. Toomey is transacting business in the city. Short mill wood, ready for use Phone 208 or Wes Wright. Mrs. Bain of Blackduck isin the city today. Fresh strawbeiries and bana- nas daily at Nangle’s. oF. A..Blakeslee made a busi- ness trip to CussWLflke today. For wall paper see J. A. Hoff, Miles block. Deputy Health Ofticer Peter- son went to Cass Lake today. Don'’t forget to go to Nangle’s for fishing tackle. Paul Cowan, of Farley, this morning. Lac¢e curtains and portiers Naylor’s. K. J. Mclver of Farley is transacling business in Bemidji today: Sherman-William and Harri sou’s paints, for sale by Chas. Nangle. Mr. and Mrs. John Bailey re- turned this morning from Kel- liher. = Five fifty-foot lots for sale $ arrived at 50 ! for ali or $100 each if taken in five days. Willits & Cahiil: ~Superintendent Croker, of the Grand Forks Lumber Co., came down from Tenstrike this morn- ing. Short mill wood, ready for use, drys quickly, $2 per load deliver- ed, Crookston Lumber Co. Phone 208 or Wes Wright. Caesar dead and turned to clay might stop a hole to keep the wind away. Take Mark’s Lung Balsam, and avoid this fate. Mrs..J. F. Kelly. of Billings, Mont., arrived in the city today for a few days’ visit with Wm: Welch. EYES Dr Walman, the eye alist of Minne- apolis, wnll v it Bemidji May 28and 29. Oftice at Hotel Mark- ham. This will' be a splendid chance for those in need of good glasses. Dr. Walwan is an ex- pert on eye .trouble. He has records of 5,000 people wearing his glasses in the state of Minne. sota. They all praise his skill. DR. FOSTER DENTIST h\ MILES BLOCK. bR sEssEssEEsE AL v..LACE LURTAI S.. AT THE Berman Empor Next Door to Post Office: _;ea;sz;sa m! . m o l A\ | frow Diatoth wday. (PENALTY CAN BE ESCAPED BY IEIH AP Reepcool -Gt eliizerator, PAYING ONE HALF. A or hanmoclk at Naylor's i'\ Strawherries and« cream o B B | nightat the Grill, | x = 2333 sSsa=> T[m \]l i iu xixlu d s in the vity | [Balance May Be Paid_Zheforg SS3SSISSSSE3N| Lot ssal the First of - Next = = = leo cvenne at Avmstrong & November. H H W hvelm k lu-uvnwl Tast{ Underwiod s | night from Minneapolis. |l iaw canio in from Mals| e Help-the little- ones-—Buy-a go-hod tiday. | The real estate taxes whicli|= cur Allan Henderson has returned from a camping trip down- the EECEE & E OF z A t at Naylor’s. Mississippi. Nothing can be better than the best—Marlk’s lung Balsam’is the a_snap Willits & Cahill. A. M. Tuttle came down from Blackduck this morning and left on the noon train for C Zenith Paper Co., of Duluth, is calling on his trade here today. Ten acre tract of land, for sale, five days. if taken in Dressmaker wants work Call at house, few days lake. You will find a fine assortment of screen windows and door: yards. the -day-at-a respeetable place; Good work and reasonable wages. 313 Bemidji Ave. Ed French went to Blackduck| | last night, where he will spend a | fishing in Blackduck M. E. Smith’s lumber Phone No. 1000 7 A. A. Garris returned this morning from -Grand 2/ pen Crookston Lumber Co: Phone 208 or Wes Wright, Delivered for Deafness Cannot be Cured ilamed conditiy of the Bustachian Tube. tube is inflamed you have a rumbling <ound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entively closed result, " so1 Take Hall’s Damil pation. Jocal applications, as they cannot L the diseased /portion of the ear re is only one way tocure deaf- ttutional ve- is cansed by anin- of the mucous lining When this aud that is by ¢ - Deafn ¢ons deafness aud_unle! he ave caused by ¢ L J. CHENEY & CO. d by druggist - = 5 Lake. Rapids, where he went to repair the-Lele ‘phone board ab that pl: was struck by lightning Sunday. Lay ina supply of ‘short mill wood for the season. Dr ly. > which juck load is the. inflammation can be taken out and this tube r ed to its normal condition, will be/destroyed forever: ni out of ten which is nothing but an inflamed u)u- Gition of the mucous surfaces. We will give One Hundred Dollars for anycase of Deafness (caused byt catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh (,m'e. Send for circulars free. Toledo, Ohjo. Pills for consti- = &Y L earpots Navi s Py comes from ti ;': must be the best | x -'-‘ lee cream and strawbervies ¢ 1% N Avusteons & Uaderwood., Real Estate Taxes Will Be| | Aol ergeant Witte loft today for | - i e " Increased:by-a. TenPer-— ' \.l\o it cream, our n\\'uj Cent Penalty Junel make, at the Grill. for strawber See those Naylor’s con Velvet ice ¢ malke, at the Grill. JE Wl ey Free Py Manlato, A _case/ofassau tore Judge by ing. Hoe o Tom Dugan, ree Massee, East Grand av| home after a few d Lake Bemidji. eity today. Mr. the saloon men that town. today. Qass Lake, where up on his homestea My, and Mr: givl born this mor plans today. accompanied by-hi: this morning for with friends and S.J passed through th will file on 1. ). Miller vetur: spent four days v family and attend tional Festival of ti Pythias. M.« that Mrs. ..THE BIG STORE... Men'’s Shoes. heels and toes. arch instep: new spike heel. Queen Quality: tailor-made; three-quarters ».rwmhms boxing Queen Quality: kid lace : handsome opera toe; w](- price, Kid lace: patent tip; spool hee Men’s to-date stuff. Men'’s high top shoes inall le One lot of Men's Shoes sale this week s Lotof Satin Slippors, per pair Red Tennis Slippers WM. McCUAIG b bbb bbb b doddsoddodddododndd former Queen Quality: patent kid Oxford patent kid: dull top; welted sole of good walking weight: military hecl: turned sole; square edge; lhe new heel Shoes at McCuaig’s. “This week we will have an Elegant, Up-to-Date Lme in' Ladies’, Misses’, Llnldlen s, Boys’ and They are new s and straps; high tops and Oxfords: all sizes, lasts, rles; button, lace Ladles Queen Quality Shoes are. Best We have ’em. Ladies’ Patent Kid Lace; dullmat quarter; plainand tip toe: light welted sole; yellow stitched welt: ve shapely toe: high $3.50 button boot tip: $3.50 patent tip; inserted patent lace high spool - hes light and heavy B $3.00 dull quarter: light hand- 2 : $2.50 ()\f«n(l\ thelatest $2.50 Oxfords: patent ‘mx] viei kid: all s s and lasts: up- '$2.50 to $3.50 . lasts and sizes, $2 to $4 prices, %250 to %2.72: on - $2.19 2 R SLI15 Misses’ Shoes in patent and vici kid: new styles, $1 to $2.50 s and boys. Misses Oxfords: all kinds: prices right. EVERY DAY SOMETHING NEW AT McCUAIG'S. Weé close 7:30 p. m., except Mlll Pay Days & Saturdays WM. McCUAIG ing two months ag ing of the K. P. Miller says that it lifetime to have sce attendance. . The team of Ohio, confe of page and knight ficence and spende held in this muntl The general” g1 mittee of the Ovde Conductors is in s Paul this week and s of twen —conducto discharged without planation. It s among others the ¢ Nelson of Cass Lak on wis one of t let out in the recent trouble, company many friends | action of the great surprise to and acquaintances line and the hope is ally expressed that will bere nst.xtr d. From the Chapin, | Early in the spring [ were taken with d ere were the | tod for us, but hisme Arnold w v M, repre Printin, is in the Saw lhc K d a physician w 'dicines failed ntt R.E \\ hite arrived in the city | “The Grill is- the headguarters| ies and fruit, fort ¢l S i Henry Pingle came down from | or before the town of Liberty lastnight: ‘Illmlt s paid by that date, the best. The lar and most complote | ['balance can ran till the tirst of Ed Ralston is in the city from ||ine of Tl |"', foud "‘ the following Noveniber without Crookston visiting with his | ¢n6 Grill, Trey a pound box any-penalties being added. brother, C. C. Ralston. Thell S W A will e It o portion of thew ave paid Armstrong & Underwood serve I)usinusa: l;ii-«-iill."‘n!‘ their hall l<; | & penaltyzoliten percont isudded ice creum at all hours of the day | ieht 7 {June 1 Land January nextanother and night. glx"n\'h\‘rrh-\' A l“_!r o percent s addeds on that R. B. Welty, vepresenting the ni\_rm‘ul e (irill.‘ < day they become delinquent and Walter Markham retarned last | night from Minneapolis, he has been attending college. our ow th « senting company LY. It -was- up-b Reynolds this morn- fined 35 and costs, representing s Bros. of Chic returnec ishing it days Olia Olson of-Sheylin iy iu e Olson is onc of who burned out in the recent disastrous—tive—in Clement D. Hall, a howestoader near Mud Lake, was in the city Mr. Hall is on his way to he will ad. Prove A. J. Huvley, of Mill Parlk, are parents of a baby ning and Mu. Hlnluy is hittingonly the high Louis Smith, the lunberman, left is- wile; \Iinnv.lpnlim where they will spend a few days tives. Axdahl, a_pioneer-home= steader of Ripple and a- member of the Big Fork Mercantile Co., e , | day enroute to, l)uluth’, where hn ned last even- ing from 1\1]1]!)('!])(\“\, where he ing with hi l'mg the Na- 1e Knights of Millexr: Miller's improved wonderfully since leav- reports health In speax- festival® Mr. wias worth a n their enter- tainment at the exposition build- ing,at which 3000 Knights were in famons Toda rred the rank with magni- sr rarely be- l‘n|usi to Ndsnn‘ l«-\nm'r! com- r oof Ruilway ession at St has akun P ty-two rs who notice or ¢onsidering | s of James | who form Mr 1e conductors , wm on the Duluth line. was i all along the (quite gener- Mr. Nelson \n Open Letter. S.C; my w iarrho¢a and | iins that we| ho preserib [ o give any relief. A- friend who had a bottle of ( Colie, ~ Cholera an Remedy on hand ga i dose and at offe I procured b @ the en tirely o ) Were on @ wonderful rey nedy 4 hou This s Drt Tomo tom in ever, it found ley, by Ba Mee ] sule Tl ling o'clock inoon. No spe | come up before the ‘hamberlain’s | d Diarrhoea ve cach of us nee felt the a bottle and tire conte ired. Tt and should Be schold. H. "C. remedy is for 1z Store. ts is ITrOW. nor business wil meeting. wher v ittorney of has |, The | lof this ¢ 5 Is ooty after-| were duethe first agy of Jinu lary will be increased by ten per at| cent providing at least one-half of | the amount due is not paid on the tiest day of June. |vl not paid before the fivst Mon- day in May theland is soldfor the amount taxed aguinst it. Thus far about the usual per- ‘ taxes against real ostate has been paid and by the | tirst of June there will bea large ©lidditional amount ol mone, T farned into-the treasuey Lo axoid the penalty. NO GRAFT GAMES o n Liquor Dealers Will Not Allow —Any But Legitimate Shows Daring Convention. 1 ) At the meeting o the city council last mght @ committoo of the —Retail Higuor— Dealers ~was present to asls of the council cor ions in the wiy of al » shiows torun on the vacant lots“in the city during the con vention of the "State Liguov Dealers. - It was represented to the coun cil- that should any falke shows appear on the grounds during the convention the police of the city should hayve thesameauthor ity as at any other timein arvest ing the managers orclosing up Fifty Years the Standard BAIflNG Improves the flavor and adds the healthfulness of the food. PRIOE BAKING POWDER CO. €HI0AQO. Another Battle in-Tibet, farmsteads occupt were thirty men killed and wounded Nancy Hanks Sold for $4,000. convention. which meets in Joly American Association. 105 Indianupolis, 11, i Notaido, 5 At Kz AU Milwinke AL Minneapoll _AUSL—Panily MARKET . QUOTATIONS. Minneapolis Wheat. Whe ~May O 6, Y7dcs No. % Northem, tho shows. and every month for the past ye nd a hall and his skill can bo attested by inquiring of—all whom he has treated. Dr. Larson will continue to mwake regulu visits to this citye At the City Hotel Tuesday and Woednesday, .m\l wns I.un]‘ Good. saf present the pos a number of very fine lawns in the residence parts of the city, and the appearance of are passed:cach day by peopl from the outside, who are sur prised that a city so young should have so wany beautifut lawns. A Startling Test. To save alife, De. T, Merrit, ol No. Meotiopany, Pa. mide astartling tesl resulung in a wonderful eure. He writes, € patient was cked with aused by ule I had often fc violent hemovr hrges, tion of ¢ 1 tively gua n, constipation Try thew. Ouly d for Dy=peps nd Kiduey trou e utall drug- bl | bles. Carefally fitted | U 1 to--the e ool 1o holce cowe by=Dr. G Taeson, the ey | and heife i\ Vo, spocialist. Dr. Larson has made | 4.2 1 SAI0@ 115, Sl Focular visits to Bemidji coacl L0, choice yontling weiGls, $1.00% these gives-evidence Lo the out ::f!“" Biaf ""',”"’A'I"l faglls side public that the peaple of the | carve "\1",'nf‘lrl;;’n’f| city have pride for their homes | butctiers zood 1o Chojce Many~ complimentary remavis |heave, $3.60@655 roush heavy, 3150 @A 15, ernment ha St Paul Union Stock Yards. il My B.45; sooll to choice kembs, $5,1000 5.6 Duluth Wheat and Flax. Dulutl; May 220 Wheat - [ ston L USCL NG Nartliesn, 9614 henn, S1er Lo amive ¢ No. | Northern i, WleOn' fraok TR @Es s No. __Chicago Union’Stock Yards. ' Gool to o phor (o nie light, $1 5 Chicago Grain and Provislons. May Chicago, Wheat K iy, Pork —S | ortiiwestern, May, $1:02; Hutter L2106 dalrics, 12a0 % @2 pound 8t. Poters] cived new Pibel, May 2--Two Killed and Lieutenant [ Maney Ceawtord Peachos, o Todgson was we A PRt e 20 ment with the Tibe P Fancy Pears, Rendvyilie, Mass, May 24 Nup oy | er can Hanks, (he mare which for nea lar i threo vears held the trotting cho 0 pship of the woild when th - Call and ser Us You are over welcome. 8 ol Stond at 2204, has been. sobl (o 1o Prosdrid S G 4,000 1o J. AL Johnson, mayor of | berea <0 F : Bl e e B e M. J. MORSE, - Proprietor. Fiey Caiped Swect Potatons 15 | 2 e can D BRIEF BITS OF NEWS. Fanes Canned Apples, o= Sl Sz wereation can 25°-30¢ | st et Secrotary Mooy is ndisposed an ey owe Cared Nams. sele upon e advien of his phesician witl] - b 15 i BRUNSWICK-BALKE remain auictly at lowe for a fow davs |1 0 Cared Shion or 10014 <11: d SIET v T es 1o His ¢ | i e P Il et o} Bllllar Hall. = : a zood resat dand is focling much hettes = Lrd MATHENY Frop: than when he left \Washiston 1} Bine Line of Cigars & Tobaceds The subcommniftee of the Democrat g I: fe nationad Conmittee met at 86 Lot ONTONS 2 i nday Lo prepire for- the nationnl LT CR Seven hidictments: have | | NTRAWBERRIES by the cago gratd jury agalist 1o > 1IN boo! e names of e accused CUCUMBERS| Weie whliheld = | AN 1 osignoed by 1die = - Hanlon of 1 o aml Perry - MeGovern 1 Ezhi i enty=yormis 1w Ty e DO lo HiE e = o e 1 o] PRINCESS Grocery Cof & i i the Best indocsneat i¥ 36300 RO BASEBALL SCORES. R e ———; Nn'vcrm Ieague, At St l - hie flen nternational W e o e 2 B B B B B e B B B o 3B A B B e This Coupon is goo~d for 5 votes In favor of s A IN THE BEMIDJL PIONEER VOTING CONTE Louis. May 26 vavvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv"v* PRINCESS 53 Grocery Co E. CARSON; Manager: - Ppipes=tree Free ips to St. [qe 4 L 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 This Coupon wiil not be good unless voted BEFORE NOON THAT SWELL? L= the-comment 6n the new Pone Portraits at SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY: £ nrice \bricots, ey Peclod nercam Rowilar nrice o STOCK FO0OD. 25:1b. Pail for $3.50 X “Only-15 cents a pound Tor the best Stock Food on \ the warket; all sizes of he food for 2 S ClTY DRUG STORE PIONEER DRUG STORE OF BEMIDJI. CHOICE LOTS Grow More Valuable Every Day ; il unahate demand for Juilding Lots in Bemidji continues Westill have a Turge number of Fine Residence Lots, however, in all parts of the i You conld have hought chicaper-a few months ago, but youwwill ot he able to huy clicap a few months from now. . JOHN F. hlBBONS. LO('al Agent. | tort 1o th nmors in cire | Bankers Meet. :;L,m, (i ‘,' ':: e The bankers of the ninth con | eeearn f aressional district are in session | sulting in t at-Crookston toduy all pavts of L with the lass 1 the district being represented. Lo wonnd T Weere | This is the first in i’ con- 116 k v | { vention ever held for the district. ‘ A. P. White of the First National is in attendance. a in comi war waniti We wonld Tike t comes to Good Stock ¢ e pl the most * in one of the of ns any to Hapdware, Buildingmaler: Tackle, 2B o B P e 2 e B Fishing Tin and Earve rMAA | | | | how you™ that when it id Right Prices we nicky” buyers. Ty Troughing. W. M. ROSS OOV VVV VYV VYV VTPV ey *AAAAAA&A&fi.fi&fifi.fl&&fiflu&fi&.&flfi EVEN If Not From Missouri Howing: ial,Readymived Painis b b E 4 } bl ¥ b 3 Roofing, Decliing, | | | b |4 } 2 CAKD WORK ALL KTN D s|spm“y We arve wore open Day and Evening. A meanin aftendance at all time —Conic and see our— ..WALL PAPER.. You ean choose from a car lot. ever shipped into Northern Finest line Minnesota. .LIENO WALL FINISH.. We hiandie it in bulk: you do not have to pay a big price for worthless packages, but get full weight: Allseolors, Se per pound; in 25 and 5 lpunml ]«)l~. ¢ per pound. Why not trade where you can get the most for your money? PHONE 20.