Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, May 31, 1904, Page 3

{ | $EE§$§E=§?ES§E\ &55%‘ VILL ENR S :" SPECIAL SALE OF :;} Y] X§ T QU iy W AL S = O ¢ & ..LACE ()UR FAIND.' ::: |Outside Contest Will Close ¢ AT THE " P LA [ 1 . . o :;: WALKER AGAIN LEADS 1N '““'33‘; Berman Emporium 7 ; Next Door to 8‘('.('&(‘EEGEE‘EE‘EGEQEI“%E& The Grill Fancy Lemons EEEEEEEEEE Jumbo Bananas Fresh Strawberries Fancy Naval Oranges Our Restaurant is now open and we are ready to serve meals at all hours. Best cup’ of Coffee on earth. 1f it comes from The Grill it must be the Best. 333333333333333333333333 THE CITY See Jones—W. C. Jones. For wall paper see J. A. Hoff, Miles block. H, F. Mark, of Fosston, was a visitor in the city yesterday. lce cream and strawber ries Armstrong & Underwood. Miss' Maud Wright returned yesterday from a short visit with friends at Fosston. Vanila, strawberry and carmel ice cream, and lemon or orange at the Grill. _The advertising car of Cambell Bros. circus is in the city putting up the paper for the shmv which will appear here June 13. M. J. Sullivan, M. J. Emight and G, H. Barlow, are a trio of East Grand Forks gentlemen in the city to spend a few days fish- ing. A D1' Walman, the eye EYES ~specialist of Minne- apolis, will visit Bemidji May 28-and 29. Office at Hotel Marls- ham. This will be a splendid chance for those in need of good glasses.. Dr. Walman 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 MI_LES BLOCK. H333333333333333333333233333333333333233333323333 VEEEEEFEECECECECEECECECEEFEEEEEEEEEEE Ui '5‘555533%‘55* Post Office. Ny TSI bbb 233 Johnson & Lindeberg have sold their Viking s0n. E Armstrong & Underwond serve ice cream at all hours of the day and night. Mrs. Thomas Mageau returned yesterday to Crookston_after a visit with her son; F. H, Mageau. Why, balance on the verge of consumption when Mark’s [,mw sam will cure. Deputy Sheritl Baileyand How- {ard Bailey went up the north line ona tax-collecting tour this morn- ing. Five fifty-foot lots for sale for alt or $100 cach if talen in five | days. Willits & Cahiil- M. J. Gibbonsand son, Martin, of St. Paul, spent Sunday with My, Gibbon’s brother, Attorney John Gibbons, -Marlk's your as plain and simple facts Lung Balsam__will _cure cough. Sergeant Witte, who has been enjoying a several days® visit at Duluth, returned home this after- noon. Casar dead and turned to clay might stop a hole to leep the wind away. Take Mark’s Lung Balsam, and avoid this fate. Miss Mabel Hari, of Cass Lake, who has been attending the Be- midji high school returned today to her home. L. W. Bills, county attorney ol Hubbard county, was in the city this morning on his way to Guth- rie on official busine: We wish to remind you that we have the exclusive agencydor the famous Milton ice cream. Therd is none better manufactured. I. B. Olson. Deafness Cannot be Cured by local applications, as they cannot réach the diseased portion of the car There is only oue way to cure deaf: ness, aud that is constitutional ve- medies. Deafne: caused by au in- flamed condition of the mucous lining of “the Eustachian=Tube:—When-thiy| tube is inflamegd you have a rnmbling sound or nnpelfoLL hearing, aud when it is entirely closed, deafnew is the result, aud unless the inflammation can be taken out and this_tube restor- ed toits normal condition, he will be destroyed forever; nine ci oub of ten ave caused by Catarrh, which-is nothing but an inflamed con- Gition of the mucous surfaces. = We will give:One Hundred Dollars iforany case of Deafness (caused by cat; 'rhnlnv.l"umnb be cured by Hal Catarreh Cure. Send for ciroulars fr J. CHENEY . & CO., Toledo, Ohio. Sold by druggists, Take Hall's Pamily Pills for consti- pation. BIG S Bargains Will be better than ever. yards, all new and just the 1 Lot of Belts worth Men'’s Collars, the 15¢ 2 Men's Hats from 75¢ to Remnants, all ki Kid Glowv, Alway WM. McCUAIG Men’s Shoes, worth $2.50 tg.$ TORE only about 500 ts and dress thing for wais Jacquard Swiss in blue, pink, Nile, red and tan, the thing for summer waists; sale price 30¢ per yard. to 50c on sale, 25¢. saloon to Ben John- | There is no lever so pn“m]u! | w,}m3 & Cahill. Improves the flavor and adds te the healthfulness of the food. PRICE BAKING POWDER GO, . €HioAGO othing can be better than the Marl's lung Balsam is the My, and Mrs. turned today from a short visit with friends at Solway. Delicious ice cream daintily served at- Arwstrong & Under wood My and M Geo. Merril ol tass Lake were the guests of Mus. BE. Jo Achenbach Sundiy. Boware of the charms of the old Gypsy Witch. Opera house Monday evening, June 6. Mrs. H. W. Bailey left today for Jamestown, N.D.; and Perly, Minn. to visit with relatives, Ten acre tract of land, for wp if taken in o five day le (Gio to the Princess for fresh and strawbe 'J uesday and Wednesday. Do not fail to vead the Bazaar ad today orstake advantage of this sale and saye about one Lalf the price on articles mentioned. J. L. George is lack from a several weeks' visit av Chicago 7 and points in Ilinois and is at | old position at [rwin & O'Bricu’s offices. Bring your scissors and knives and haye them ground ¢ the Gypsies at the opera house Mon- day evening, June 6. G. W. Crooks, who has been nightoperator at the G North- ern for some time past, has been transferved, and A, H. Plunkett, of Carman, takes his place. This week will sce strawberries as low as they will be likely to get ason: I you wish to put wberries sce: 1. B! Olson. Jonsiderable improvements are being made to the villige streefs at Nymore and a large force of men have been working on them for the past ten day Go_to the Princess for fresh vegetables and trawberries Tuesday and Wednesday. Judge Eli Torrance, been-the guest o 1S Son, Attor: ney 'I‘ur-"mu for several days returned to St. Paul this morn- ing. Pedro Santos with Brune, his trained bear, will bé with the Gypsies at the opera house Mon day evening, June 6. W, Williams who has been ill at the county poor farm for somne tine past was yesterday sent to Grand Forks where he says he has friends. Four room house, " gpod well and lot, in City hall block; has been listed™for—some time for but if taken within five 000 cash will bhuy-it. Wii.- rars & CAHILL. - Dr. Fred Brinkma veturns to- morrow from Duluth. = Office rooms for his immediate occu- paney have been fitted up in the 1 Swedback block. this week 1 We will place on our hargain , counter our entire line of White Dress Goods that are worth 15 to-20c-per yard at 8¢ pr yard; Make the (luln.nnt(um-uf the beatbiful-C her Gypsy maids at the upvm house Monday evening, Junc 5 Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Knox, old residents of Bemidji, ha re- reurned-to this city to reside after | having lived for two y at |I|v { Dalles, Oregon. Mr. Knox | thereisnoplace like Bemidjiafter all. H.nl) Jolly, who has been several months at his - Northome returned te Ladies: Wrappers, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75. for 25¢ kind. choice 3¢ each. Men’s Ties, worth 50¢, choice this week. 29e¢. while they last 50¢ each. 20D; this week $2.19 pair, nds. at half price. Shirt Waists, see th“:fiflr\,?k’;i“{ ones we are selling for $3.50 each; get one while we can fit you. GROCERIES. . Headquarters for Fresh Groce something new at McCanig's: We close 7:30 p. m., except Mill Pay Days & Saturdays WM. McCUAIG L the—city—yesterdayand-hasac | cepted.a position at.John Smith's i . | Markham tonsorial pariors,;whe | he was formerly employed. Miss Espic McLennan, one of { the popular teachers in the city | schools went to Grand Rapid It ; to spend liepsummer v I tion with her parents, who cently removed to that city from [ Bewmidji. ! in Open LLlI( . i From the (lm[nn‘ S. (., Nows: [,u!\ in the spring my wife and taken with diarrhoea and| called a physician who prescrib ed for us, but hismedicinesfailed JRONCS ny 1 A friend who had bottle of Chamberlain’s Colie, Cholera and Diarrhoea e eachof Remedy on hand g radose and we a effects. usitig the entire cor Wo ore en twonderful r found i Bailey, E lm]w by Barkers Lhuv Store. Paul Foucalt ro- | present at the openi rries “who has|- [looking dicen-and—aH-— vere were the pains'that we us_ the I procured a bottle and Tenstrike and Bagley Are Close Behind—Others-in-Strik- ing Distance. au )u vote tods + Walker Tenstrike er, Bagley Blackduck , Bagley A Lake Jiia O'trien The contest between the differ- enteontestirts—in-the Puncoer’s out-of-town competition fora tr to the world’s fair is exceedingly The contestwill close Thursday at 2o 'clorko—Al-etters-sent to- L, morrow or Thursday te the Pio- neer containing votes should be | marked SContest, ™ and these let tors will not be opened until Thursday, 2:00 p. m. Priends of the contestants are invited to be | g and count Walker, about 5,000,000 pine and witn the greatest interest by the | Weycerhauser people at Cloguet, who have not decided what thiey will do with their millions of acres of cutover lands in this district. The show windows of the city were eloquent of Memorial - Day yosterday. One of the most ad mired was the window b Rer oftice.— O'Leary & Bowser had-a fine.window and the Baziar stove | ., also had a Memorial day window [ that wis creditable. Naylor's Furniture store had a neat dis- play. A AL Carter, \\hu is in el of the handle factory of Lang & Garter, was in the v thisamorn- ke ing. My, Cartc s the handle ¢ factory is gefting wloig very nicely. Itis working full shifs and turning out a great deal of ing stock which is readily marketed. {0 Don’t forget to have a cup of iy that good coffec at the Cerill. - Wi Blakeley, the lnmberman, wats in thie eity yoesterday on his wiay to Cass Lake, where he is after the hoisting of Blakeley & Itavley. My Blakeley reports that they expect, to finish in about two weeks, Watch the Grill windows zood things to mat. Prof. Edmunds time this-weel on his_ sunimoer vacation. From Jemidji - Mr. Edmunds will o to Dulath and ater he will visiv at the Twin | {7 Cities and make @ frip east. fr for o leaves_some | - Olson of fhef expieted fo fa Deputy Organi State A, O, U7 W Cloud and Brainerd for=some time past. Meleod's soan entert Sunday school | o ainment :«l,f {the I i church | ha ist nightwhicn itotrgely-Hs ttended and thoroughly enjoy-| ¢ able. It | Gco. Murch, superintendent of i Ithe Crookston Lumber Co.’s Be widji interests returned today rom a trip. to Crookston and points-west. — i Rev class | Praternal Order of Eay Four Nprinn gation L tnaxte iy twothirds Peasterly side visit the local lodge soon. Mr., | pe Olson has been working. at St [ to nms THURSDAY BaA i?‘é‘k (N Iive-roon SRR R e o $850.00 ST Laarroaesbat R ( Meets ever: It o Detroit & For veturn | berths on train and-steamoer, fand full particulars of the above Postponed Action. The eity council at its regulae meeting lust night postponed the awardineof-the bids for water mains to the spruce seeds and if the summor |1 5 if favorable & crop of about half {Ms off the that number of seedings will re- cloctrie light sult, Dhis will'be enough to e [PUtIping wacl [orest e roserye, whichis the [Ples: dive prapos aim ol the commis mitted, Dhe experiment will he watehed awirding more time At Girand st gaue, nd orks At Bargo 7: man’s Bmporiwm near the post-Laaue. e At Crooleston 2 Superior 4, “Lucky Curve.” wik—pot—tine Fattehios- M et N weler, Phe Misses Tinnie who have he mdergast, g in the vi River « orning. 1Tt comes | sighihe sl nnmeneing it th e i o om nderminis fng made for t rge modern bi ECHO OF DREYFUS CASE. Pavis, May 31 a8 cansed the ar e rstand Lo h the Dresf heeled jn ¢ e cliarged wit of mone Renncy tion of Die Ry. to whi e ?.;lhy)(! 0() Lot Si.00, ). Excursions to De mediate pointsat the rate ol $12; Buffalo and return SLE is via the Duluth, Atlantic Sa St Cley s paelitind stomners, imits Gene ing of the votes Thussdiay alter: [ yepite or call on IO MarT, ADSON, Planting Pinc. 430 West Superior St The state forestry Doavd is | Minn. commencing to plant in the Pills bury forest reserve in Cass county, a few miles south of lant 1 The postponement of the bids was to allow for investiy the matter will be taken upatthe cular moeetie NORTHERN LEAGUE. Forks 1 it I)‘nlv‘mh 0; Winnipes 7o Winnipeg 11 writing i taskif they 5. o sel ‘nnu home ;4-~.l--1|l.|\ o Tmust he the Hest. Four New Yorkers Injurcd, Une e haps Fatally. S fil col Iioned fonrstary. bhrick bu ot which octi oo and Two g, (RN 15— Fhe portion—of b colbapyed wa which « ol the cngth of the e dewall 110 1 e an e cor ilding ng were employes of thi { Erench Minister of War Cauces of Army Officer. ‘Ihe ministey ol war rost of wve heen privess of Mount Valerd i using luring order formation concorning the cas held §250. 00 Bemidji AerieNo. 351, dncsday atS p.m. nours Hall: sl Agent, theCirill it S s > il Sepia Tone Portraits af 13 ihe LAKESEDE. N i e i close, Nogreat number of votos | Fe Is always the praise separates any of the contestauts troit, $12.00 Round Trip. ABUIIGE S REALUTE: Sl T while the teaders ave withina few = Phe Duluth, - South- Shore & :’.‘l\'l"l)“:‘. BVl LIk votes of cach other, Miss Spencer | Atlantic Ry, will have on ~ale] of Walker Jeading today by nine{ june 3, 10, T8 and 18 vound tripl 3 0000000 e e votes: tickets —to Dofroit and inter el > ‘L'his uth Shore & race and cland Navi reservation Duluthy, the-lay and for the and - sup S were sub ation and Duluth 05 SO0 s first second Tottan |4 use d P “Winter, the Jessic 1 teich CPur and 10015 [Foir persons pnhlod i Pllding il shEe e, The col Wil e 1 wirlt Hyo exeavitlun i wslrietion of i The injured hat fa ot Arrest an oflicer who contectod Thie officor onfincment in the tou 16 i Al ot pem} —_ T LA rfi‘v p— (=3 — I (gp | | run-down condition. [ drugs, but is a ple: etalle prepara ! dy for toning up th s. yroves the ap- etite and digestion, and its good effects are scen almost very much run from the first dose. It acts promptly in of chronic dyspe and all sto and does fortable of breath, is not onl ortne iness and-dizziness th sic, but possesse and if the t, humor or poison in th removes it. times a low state of an only be rem the blood and | f ¢ or any of the 1 blood, nott Il so soon put ¥ nd bringing refreshing, | and ton€ up the system and restore the health as S THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA. : ha stem when in a de provided a tonic suited ilitated, It contains no strong minerals or ation. - You i Warren often con s alters heakth i ich a re; sl my Se . of merit on the part o8, 8. 8 50 Becond St., Ohio. after eating. or purifying propertics, d, 1t searc oab 1o hetler et restiul slecp, Ihave usod 8. S. 8. and found it to ba an excel- lont-biood-purifterant tonTe. down and dsbilitated. RYBYAT HOCRIND I lost twenty or more pounds in weight, had noappe- titeand wasin a bad shape. vertised I bogan its use,and am well plensed with the results after using it for some little whila. | From 139 pounds to 18% is pretty good evidence ng S. 8.S.ad- H,MARTIN. 8.8, S hes it out and | 1 condition of | 5. loss of ap- | cerable symptoms of a disordercd | cour blood in good condition, invigorate | S. 8 e B B B B B A B Ex B J’,’ ,; BRUNSWICK-BALKE . | @ in favor of IN THE BEMIDJI PIONEE Prizes This Coupon will not be good BEFORE 12 M. o el rn R THAT SWELL? Ix the comment on the new of the Proprietor. 3 s ORI M. J. MORSE, - Free Trips to St sessescecercrocsessossenas : Billiard Hall. ;| 4 L. J. MATHENY, Prop. 1 + Pine Line of Cigars & Tobuepos # 4 Bemldjl, - - - Minn j cecsesssssscssscecsvsosccs | | | SOOI OGOBOEEO0 ‘I( o i il « Dr. J. Warninger Yo % £ A reud il » Bemidj 4 1b Pail the market:-all sizes of International STOCK FOOD. > Only 15 cents apound for the hest Stock Food on R VOTING CONTEST. Louis. unfoss voted g\ o D I #‘vvvvvvv VT vvvvv‘vwvvv* PRINCESS Grocery Co. M. E. CARSON, Manager. FOR SATURDAY: 20° PECIAL sar price 3¢ atey Preled AT, Dot ean Resular pelee i Faney Diars. ‘1""' E I}” Hegnlar |{rl4‘4-‘l«\' e 20° I';‘\‘;-;\.":'. SOTV 25‘~ ! 15° e 25°-30° 1 ;; ‘,\_;I,“ e Cured Hams, 15‘ 1 s-lv‘y\ Mo Cured Shoulder. - lo. e “ .‘ |\. e, .21' ONTONS LETTUCE NTRAWBERRIES = RADISHES CUCUMBERS Princess Grocery Co for $3.50 ] the Tood Tor sale at the €CITY DRUG STORE THE PIONEER DRUG STORE OF BEMIDJL. _Grow More Valuable Every Day ‘Fhe <|(~nnlu| for Huilwlinrr unibated-Wee still have a laree number of Fine Re ~<|<lvucL Lots, however,in all parts of the city. ., You coulid have bought cheaper a few months ago, but you will not he able to huy ¢ L _CHOICE LOTS... | | heap a few xxmnlhahom now. Bemidji Townsite & Improvement Go. JOHN F. GIBBONS, Local Agent. S esesessssssssssvereccsstnscecccsstsessssrecsssssssone We are wow open A man in Come ~WALL PAPER..; “ou can choose fromea car lot. ever shipped into Wo- 1 Why not trade where yon can attendance IENO WALL FINISH Day and Evening. at -all times. and see our— Finest line Northern Minnesota handie-itinbulks-you-do not have to 1 big price for worthless packages, but 0 full weight: All colors, Se per pound; in 2 25 and H0-pound lots, Te per pound. 2 et the most for your money? PHOX —~— M. C. JONES.