Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, June 10, 1904, Page 3

SPECIAL SALE OF w ..Dress Goods, Trimmings.. and Laces. ALSO NEW LINE OF BELTS. AT "THE ¥Berman Emporiu ‘Next Door to Post-Office: .' WEEEF C» EEE FEEEEECECEEFEEEFEEEEE The Grill FRESH '()UT FLOWERS & gressing nicely. side Bakery. Al m»:tron" & Underwood. 2, . Cyr, of Blackducl guesb at the Markham today. direct from Austria, at A. Winter’s, the je Young Onions veler. VEEECEFEEFEEE FEEECEEECEEEEEEFEEEEECEEEFFEEEEEEE 33333333333333333393 33333 THE CITY | $3333333333333333333333333333333333333333333332 Fergus Falls. Hens eggs not. parily hafched|Bakery. at Peterson’s. Gotothe Princess for all kinds | Balsam, and avoid this fate. of fireworks and flags. . Now will you keep cool? Geta refrigerator at Naylor’s. Nothing can be better than the ~best—Mark’s- tung Balsam is the |- Deafness Cannot be Cured - best. By local applica Armstrong & Underwood serve |not reach the di Lt ice cream at all hours of the day of the ear. There i and anight. The little daughter of: My, and Mrs. C.S. Vi [ P i seriously il . 4 the o A e Habsbmcvxmpm%d china tube is inflamed you have a rum- bling sound orimperfect hearing, 3 s and when it is ent ely closod The little daughter of Mr. and | Deafness'is the result, and unless Mrs. E. Stanford, of Nymore, is the inflammation can be taken for wedding gifts, at A. E. Win- “ter’s, the jeweler. senou,sly ill'of typhmd fever out and this tube 1 There is no lever so powerful {normal condition, hear as plain and simple facts—Mark’s | destroyed forever: nine c: Lung Balsam will. cure your|of ten are . cough i “Chas; Hayden, of Blackduck, is [condition of the: “in the. city on business today.|We will give $100 for any ¢ Mr. Hayden is supervisor of as- Deafness (caused by cat sessors and has been traveling cannot beculefl by Hall’s - about the coanty considerably of DR. FOSTER| DENTIST = MIEES BFOCK. ; tion. [Sold by druggists, llux'nud to their homes ¥ $EEEGGESEGGEGEEEGGGQ‘GG‘&# I'\ ’}llel)t S M Fphant, but bu) Jat Ni 55%355333§§99333§§§§§553 > hte He says the work is pre- thas been al St \nllum\ Oranges, oranges, at the Lake- lee cream and strawberries, iS¢ i were condugted yester M. Cleary, the Tenstrilke saloon Oranges man, is in the city on business T today. Lemons 5 ¢ A . Delicious ice cream daintily Bananas served at Armstrong & Under- Tangerines wood’s. Pineapples Ives’ice cream-only, served at & 3 our parlors over the store Strawberries Rl Poterson, J Lettuce The Masonic lodge has a special 2 convocation tonight to confer the \ Radishes second degree. Parsley Why balance off the verge of ~ Tomatoes consuwmption when Mark’s Lung v 5 Balsam will cure. Cucumbers Imported china dinner sets Chris. Christensen, of The News, leaves tomorrow for a sev eral days’ visit at his old home at Assortment of cakes and cook- x ier % o GoftoHaklierupioryphotos. ies served free of charge with C. H. Miles is on. the sick list. | Jyes’ ice cream at the Lalkeside Cwsar dead and turned to clayi R. N. Edwards has accepted a| might stop a hole to kc(\p the position at the Markham hotel. wind away. Take Mark’s Lung _Mrs. . W. Newberry and v Fern Keane. of Crookston, who have been the guests of Mrs. R. W. Hitchcock fur some time re- as they can- 2d - portion ‘only one way to cure deafness, and that i by constltuhmna] remedies, Deaf- sed by Catarrh, h is nothing but an inflamed Hall’s Family Pills for coastipa- ——THE=— BIG STORE We offer at a bargain for this week 1 lot Tadies’ Vests, worth 10c to 15¢; your choice for 5e¢ All opr Rain Coats for men and ladies at cost and less. Come in and see them. See the Black Waists we are offering at $1.25 Ladies™Kid Gloves-all-shades; the hestmade. Ladies’ Strap Sandals, per pair $1.15 Men's Ox fords; all Tasts; éé.so—and—ss.so - Men'’s Shoes in the bar, v;\in Ms;t worth from $2:50 to $2.75; your. (‘hn ce. Men’s. Ties; the 50c kind on sale at 29¢ each Men’s Collars:-the-2-for=25ckind-at-§e-each Pearl Buttons. 5¢ per dozen Men’s Hats, worth from 75c to $1.00: your choice 50¢; Only a few left. GROCERIES. Always a complete and fresh line of Groceriesat McC We close 7:30 p. m., except Mill Pay Days & Saturdays WM. McCUAIG W‘ | Have \'0:1; Frie | Twas sone ‘lml(ll\ rem thome in Hinsdale, Mr. Hann WM. McCUAIG afternoon. Oran, side Balke ‘Iuw SR\ res, at the Lale Jurdinere stands the well known lumberman, wuas hands with Bemidji ast night, Take the baby to see the ele- a folding _go cart ylor’s and.ayoid the ¢rush. Reve FEE-Hi 15 will oceupyd the pulpit.of the Presbyterian church Sunday, both lnull\n]w" muse tand/evening: ["the Assortment of cakes cookiossoeved — free of ¢ with [ves’ice cream at the Lake- side Bakery. Ray Glidden, of Nymove, who tal for some time past,-is-getting along very niccly. For wedding gifts call on A F. Winter., the jeweler. The largest line of cut gl; and sterling sil- ver in the city. The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Clufl, of Tenstrike, died yesterday. Funeral sevvices ay. Remember the food sale of the Ladies of the M. E. Church at the Princess Grocery tomorrow afternoon from 2 to 6 o'clock Do not fail to read the | ar ad today or take advantage ol this sale and’'save about one half the price or cles mentioned. P. H. McGarr, sed throngh the city this morni returning to his home at Walker from a business trip to Blackduck. When shopping vi rlor,s. As=nice - cool place to r You are welcome. Remember the food sale of the Ladies _of the M. E. Church at the Princess Grocery tomorrow afternoon from 2to 6 o'eleek. . J. Miller has sold the J. D, Henderson favm at the head of the lake striike. - Consideration 960, _ M. E. Thurston-left-this morn- ing for Buudette where he has business intevests, and will bi absent on the trip for about ten days: Your home is not. complete vn- less you have one of those 100- piece dinner at B. A, Win- ter’s, the jeweler. who - has. been speading seve days in this mltyIoulumhlibfll his business interests, returned: to his liome at Mankato this morning. Big reduction in pric Boolke ndff\\rml‘mu Do for next-ten duay eon, of Nymore, sas by fire, which was terday by 1. J Ml“(‘ Cuteheon received A nice Hami Creorge Palmer; president of the First National bank of Man- cato, was-a-visitor-in the city la night. Mr. Palmer has landed inter in this vicinity and is o interested with-S..D. Works in-the hardwood mill. plant at A\';u‘,y. rackers, large and small. wloons at the ul d“ kinds, Edward Kaelble and Marion, 3 T to rcburn_Fron Minn apolis tonight, where Miss Kaelble has been attending South: Side High school for the past year, Get a “Comfort Chair™ lor’s and view the parade Monday. YT painters and carpenters overhauling the M. & 1. ssenger-depot this weels ¢ making improyements, an indica- tion that the new depot which has been taliced of is not a pot bility of the very near future. The same cxcellent cow butter in . jars, nothing better, at | Poterson’s. The Bemidji Pressed Stone and | Tile “comipiny have shut down for a few days and are awaiting thea of cement before operation | he started again, IS since the factory started this spring it has been doing-a lare-busin their factory nd Afflicted \\uh Asthma? IPrank S, Avehibald, of \‘fl m 2 N. H, writes: For the | s I haye suffered | past ti i with Asthn conpled with the ner in to whieh™ teachi: local druggist, called my .at { tion to your White Wine of Tar| ptical as 1 had tried alwost ererything | | with no permanent help. Finally { T took home a bottle and the cure lit effected seems almost miricu Hous to me after my former re Syrup. At first I was sk peated disappointments. I want to recommend yonr| {remedy to everyone who has been afficted as 1 was for over five wll be glad to rey regarding my {years and 1 ]tn enquiries sterduy | down the health, *F Rheumatisn, being 7 constitati | ment. “Liniments, p! hospi- | to- S, 1. Adams of Ten-t S : Is is. just whit, ,[you want for a wpicnic, Sce | Naylor? at Nay- |3 almost_constantly. usat fimes Teould nin my school. This subjected. made life aimoss) rable. During a visit to my | ase so upon the human s and well-laid foundation the blood, and, like quently iuherited I blood is charged circnls the nerv and anuscl sharp, cutting pains pec to Rheumatism, . U blood is purified, Decome natterand nerves completely ["toning up the nery wvegetable, - Write u Rising From Ashes. Shoevlin Advocate: Geo. Daniel land Wi Brampton are the tiest to commence rebu ralter the disastrous five. Gooo Danidel | purchased the Widness corner and has started the crection ofa XSO feet, two stories el Wi, Brumpton las pur sed the lot of My, Hippie, and as now under construction “a lvery barn, 1y 76 feet, Others are getting-ready-to-buildand-in about three months the cast side of the street will he vebuilt, Thrown Froma Wagon. Mr. Geor thrown frowm bis wagon. and se Chamber! and says it is the hest liniment he ever used. Mr. Babeockis a well - known eitizen. of North Plain, Conn. There is nothing cquatd 1o Pain Baln for sprains any othier treatment. For: sale by Barker's Drug stove. Base Ball Sure. Sskin’ anything in the northern | counte The ground which h been secured east of town-is he before another weels {he b will play ball. Pheoflicers of the team have not heen clected yot, but another meeting will beheld this weele, —Tribune. Rev. Faffayettehod 2 f the Crool liurch, reports larg i phanalic whizh dre asec UI Kent, Minn., where the lirst series of mectings will be held: Rev. Dod abttend T ol the e be appointed and the Adiectings ings’ ing Mcthodist camp nie in every senseof the phirasc. Girlst-Girls! i v ol jolly Littleforkers ! visite ll the biehelor liome Beaver brook, last Sun- 1 encouraged the boys 1o L new lease on life, There Bill Ilis, Carl Nerhaugen and Tyor- ko, all princes of good. fol lows, all alone on their home steads inst-theis suggest to themarrviageableladios of Littlefork that a golden appor- tunity will have passed iff you don't projose marriage o tlhese boys hefore lemp year is gone. They willnever be able to muster up courage to do it themselyes, | never in the wide, wide world one of the. RHEUMATISM JOIHTSANDHUSCLES SWOLLEN AND STIFF 1l and far-reaching in its effects ieids with \\]m h the rough the system, breakin I had a severo attack e tiam. [was laidup s doctors I had did me icine every weok, a : sgemed o help me. gino und began elbow joints waro.so.sw.ollp: SR loiu e W »JJA» And painful thas X —-discourigod-whon T bogan 5.8, 8. but #s 1 saw- 1t o, und to-day amasound, R. H. CHAPMAN. em-when opened: ok stifl-ane—sore-nni-the_wellmun S no contiy 1355 Mt. Vernon A t-hfood-di s and such thin v temporary 1 ol all blood p it act so prot tiam, nentralizing ll o puterTealth dallparts of the s : Shonld Foutesire medicalradvice SRt oSty nothing, THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA. ] Handling Big Drive. * Bena lumber Visttor M. Sibley has jnststavted adriveol seventeen million which | 0 will be handled ont of the Keand through the government | dan o Pokesma where will he stuieed and the work coneludaed, Childeen's Hats. Sor the niost commlen children's hiats in the Miss Giealton at O'Leary \I\“(.x.m‘nmlh s Iu ren a discount of ane K. Bubeoel was (thivd [ v prices for ki vorely bruised, e applied ! n's Paing Bal freely Rapids, wis in the city ness last night, Lean prominentin polities in Hub o time vopresented his county He saysindi and bruises. Tt will effecta curve | in one thivd the time vequired by ”” leaislutitie cations at preseuf arve bard mmM\ witl send o so “II ratjon to the state con Ftis now @ cortainty that Ten- | strilee will have a-biase ball club | \X]nn summer, and one that< will St stlknown dentis section of the state. ing cluared and put in shape, md Leen i poor li Chits, Harmion, isulfering from b ] noon went toThief 1 mp meetings will be hnlnH various placeszin the district | . |during the ne meeting hive: heen: shipped (n[ NO GOOD” wade as nuch as possible 'um\ | ‘lx ul \wH h( T teaders. | il Wiy and they are nice boys,too, every | At Duluth, 6 . May 30, 1003, natory Rheumas d for six months, and tho xood. They changed med. prescribed inally 1 logy o thowr modi- [y knea and Fwas jrotting | Rl the hlood | i aud trictly Leech Sunmet line [RASE ;!. on Jo Lk XNl proprictor of tle 1Zark husi DN G & Detroit, | s reconving troatment at voldestand sin the north e has SOt gy | Lis benit ek - gt sllnh L0 ag he has mu P Have you goba picture it Nay 55 in connection with the Joi's. II' not why not? management of the district to at- = tenedlo, hut able stints will "YOU“. MONEY IS ded to you if after us- RHEUMATISM and BLOOD CURE ted with resulfs. For Sale and Guaranteed Only by S GIEMOUR & CO. NORTHERN LEAGUE. At Winnipeg G rand FForks: rain, Crookston, J. A, HOFF, Monkis Here! Painter and Decorator. Paper Hang BARGAIN Fine Live of Cigars & Tobgecos Bemldii, - - - Min o wall paper see J. Miles block. Grove’s Pepsin Coffee Phie only Headache Remedy which does not weaken the heart. you will not-he able to huy chieap a fese months from now: within ten days. season tickets, $2 Unequaled service via Rmk Island Svstem —two through trains daily. Minneapolis or St. Paul 7o St Taouis~and-Return time | Sixty-day ..WALL PAPER..} Bring in your Sign Orders! 5 Pictorinl, Electrical “and & Nuvelty Signs, Banners and Show Cards. 5 w. Neat and-Up-to-Date. § Kalsomining. and At Work. 25°, off on \\all Paper' ““*"PRINCESS Grocery Co. L ' M. E. CARSON, Manager. $1650.00 ) SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY: PWo-toonr Tonse, 20 oot Tol ¥ ) $250.00 20- 1~ Sevensroom House, a0-fuor | - 25° .\\.)(I 00 4 LAt Lt o0s 0 =815 tandlos 25 e Tog $60,00 25° Willits & Cahill. ¢/ 15° BRUNSWICK-BALKE \ 25°-30° Billiard Hall. 15 L. J. MATHENY. Prop. I houlder 10° WITUCR SIRAWBERRIES RADISITE BTN ,I‘llt' Pepsin velieves thie Stomach, and the Colfee relioves che Headaelie. : CUCUMBERS cents per bottle ClTY DRUG STORE THE l'lDNEEll. DRUG STORE OF BEMIDJI. Grow More Valuable Every Day The demand for Building Lots in Bemidji contmues ated. We still have a Lwge numher of Fine Resider Lots, however, in all parts of the city You (Jnvrl\l have honglit chieaper a few months ago, but Bemidji Townsite & Improvement Co. JOHN F. GIBBONS, Local Agent. i CARD WORK We arve wow open Day and Evening. A man - attendance at all times. —Come and see our— You can choose from a car lot. Finest line ever shipped into Northern Minnesota. .LIENO WALL FINISH.. We handle it in bulk: you do not have to pay a big price for worthless packages, but et full weight: All colors, Se per pound: in and- »lennl Iu e per pound.: -z Wiy not trade where you can get the most for your money? PHIIONE 20, /s-‘w C JONES