Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, July 9, 1904, Page 3

SN O O O Clearing Out Sale of i J LADIES’ TAILOR-MADE SUITS, Silk Jackets, and Shirt Waist Suits. —Also Our Entire Line of— WAISTS, WASH GOODS. CURTAINS, AND MILLINERY. at the »...BERMAN EMPORIUM... Next Door to Postoffice. lll!llll llllllllll “‘fi G(-“&G“G(‘l-‘ ‘GFEE&E(’FK ..AI'. iCarnation ‘with your SUNDAY .md returned thla to Minneapolis. Thirteen. Go to Hakkerup for phntn: at greatly reduced a;hn S, Chas. Hayden came down this morning from Blackduclk. Have Ross put.up your ecave troughs at right price. Phone 113, morning 5 (. . Ralston returned this DINNER_ morning from his claim near Blackduck. S Everybody taking = Sunday dinner at the Grill will receive a carnation, Why balance on the verge of consumption when Mark's Lung sam will cure. Only a few more strawberries. Minnesota raspberries and cur., rants this week. Peterson. Jack Oringer is in the city from Nebish. Mr. Oringér re- ports business up his way good. o'clock washing tea pearline, yeast foam and soda four cents pm package at the Bazaar. If your bitycle is broken or your gasoline stove is out of or- der mk it to W. M. Ross and have it‘repaired. 3(-!(-:('("E‘EEE(EGI“I-(-I'I-E(5!(}(‘(?‘5“65““““6‘6 1-)!”liii"fi!!‘)ii#i;iil!ii’! 333333333333333333333 i)’ii’ii”’ii)lflli,‘l 33333 THE CITY Thirteen Ives’ ice cream at Peterson’s : Veranda chairs at cost.. Sec Giéorge Cook, of the Brainerd .‘Naylor. Léimber Co., who has spent sev- Rey. Clark went to Walker th‘"’ eral days in the city, returned morning. this morning to Brainerd. For wall paper see J. A H/ff Miles block. Fred Jordan left on thie morn- ing passenger for Walker. A. El]lll"i{)l], fire insurance, over Barker’s dpig store. E. E. McDorald returned this morning. hum a business trip to W. M. Ross has a competent mechanic to do all kmds of tin and sheet metal worl. Thos. Nary left this morning for Nary, where he will spend a tew days looking after his land interests in ths Ab § vicinity. Strawberries, - corn, peas, Kellih beans and tomatoes ten cents per Everybody taking 'bumhy can at the Bazaar store. di!}ll(,/‘l at the Grill will receive| John Dmdahl the popular a-carnation. Kellihet saloon man, was in the S. “ Nothing better than an ice box: | city yest LV on_ busine He you can hny them at wholesale | refurned to Kelliher this morn- prices at Naylor’s, ing. E. R. Ryan, the popular book-| Thirteen. keeper for the O’Kelliher Mer-| We make to order Ladies’ Seal cantile Co., is in the ut rom | Skin coats, Otters, Beavors,Per- Kettitier: — - sian lamb, ‘Near Seal, Astrakhan W. M. Hardin, an official of the|ete, See our furs and styles M. & St. L. railway. has been [every afternoon ab the Ladies’ “spending a few days in the city pallul Markham hotel. A. Zek- .,gfig“g cg”geegflwnq..s. & 1.09.‘149;,,014 O sl oo e s ofs gfl. ,;.9 WIIAT DO YOU DRINK? : ' = If you llke a good cup of Tea it will Z ‘Bl & be well worth your while to < Jook at our new line. By Buy- «+ % ing in large quantities we are. = ¥ able to get the very best at * & reasonable prices. Here are —-——some of our Leading Brands: . gf‘ Ceylon Green Tea.—Salada brand in 1-21b pke., ““ Z: Ceylon Black Tea.—Salada brand in 1-21b pkg., :’*" S Uncolored Japan Teas. o <¢ Challenge No. 1, in bulk, per b - - 60c < Red Owl Chop, ¢ - - - 50¢ %= % Premium, < i - 3 2 '}“C- fib.v 5 < Gunpowder, & « . = Ko s ¥ Black Tea, “ ¢ % = i 10c ,?', & B é‘ We have cheaper grades alsu but le('mmnuul 2 & those given lere. y;b 5 i BLMIDJI MERCANTILE CO0. = S ok “P"i &5 PERRR AR R A A S S S & SR .| Turtle River [ Plorence and_S: 1 Buy a refrigerator ‘at whole- | S 3 | man, Fur Manufacturer, | apolis, Thirteen. Paul Strelow of Sleepy Eye is {in the city. Wm. Blakely is from Farley. D. W. Hapden is in the city from Blackduck. A five line of fancy chai arrived at Naylor’s. Sardines four cents per can at, the Bazaar store. Get a'carnation with your Sun- day dinner at the Grill Dr. R. r.is-af Bagley in the city ional hnsme, : BEllingson, five in over Burker's drug store. Mrs. Mary Bain, of Blackduck, cred at the Remore, Solyerson and G. rance; M. Theo. Strand are in the city from Ada. A cash discount of 25 per cent on all refrigerators at Naylo The First National Bank is be ing fitted up with new awnings. Theodore Snyder of the town of is a visitor in the’ city. Special Sunday dinner at, Ax m- \Lmn" & Underwood ' S, P ice 85 y Smith of Iu;n\‘llle is visit- ing with his ter, Mrs. R. Miller. Everybody wearing a carnation tomorrow” will have had their dinner at the Grill. F.J. Sprague returncd from Buffalo, where he has becn con- fined in the Mayo hospital. Miss Lillie Gustafson of Spaulding is attending the sum- mer school in this city. Harry Pitts of Grand Forks is visiting his family here, whoare camped at Grand Forks bay. F'red Sibley is in the city from Solway to attend the meeting of the board of county commis- sioners. W. H. Cole, of Tenetril of the prosperous farmer the town of Hagali, is with A. Gilmour. Archdeacon Appleby of Duluth e, one { the visiting will hold services at the Odd fel- ay|= low hall tomornow cight o’clock. Thirteen. Mrs. J. A, Hoff returned last night from River Ialls, Wis., where she has spenta few days visiting with friends. et a carnation with your Sun- day dinner at the Grill. A largemumber of men are he ing shipped daily to Kelliher for work on the new spur, where R. B. White has a contract, Thirteen. The Misses Catherine Irances Burris of Duluth are in the city, the guests of M Mk evening sale prices at Naylor’s, A Great Northern freight car jumped the track a mile east of the signal tower last night and as a result the train wa. delayed an hou Thirteen.” Mabel Benson, who sustained a wound in the arm by the ac- cidental discharge of a revolver, has been removed to a hospital at Brainerd, - | Minue- and | No l’ll\ \hm\ n after Dance Was The dar ven last niv the benetit of the base ball b ‘ought out g od crowd years late was 0 was succeesstal inevery respect. | terrvible piles caus The Bewmid ing Orchestra | twenty-foGr tumors, When furnished music for the occasion. | failed Bucklen's Arnica Salve Another dance will be given infcured me. Equally good for the near future ‘s and all aches yd pains \\orlun;. M;.ln and Day. 5 The busiest and mightiest little | thing that-ever-was—madiis "Dr. sat all Dru Complete Pavillion. Business Men's club hias The s New Life Pill These | decidpd. to gomplete the lake pills. change wealmess into! shore pavitlion by the er ~t1m 1i into enerey. la pagoda roof, The.buil o ho enclosed and |nmh‘d and "J‘hm up it is expected that it will present the health. boxE very handsome —appes fore | wias w R. MARTIN Sold by all-drug; Avhen-complete. The ntter isTsinee beet L d P & S i charge of a committee consist=Lcomplaint '”u' ( i holson Dead. ine of W. (i, Schroederand ROW. Lmuel in favor of that wonderful | eading Painter Nicholson, the Maltued (Hitcheock, Viwdous dongtions of medicine.™ This vemedy is for S vas injured last cash and materials have been i sale at Barker's Drug stove. and Decorator' week in af runaway dadent, died | made for ‘”“’l"' ting the work, | 1 Now Located-on Fourth Street, Two Doors at the Fossttn hospital Wodnes, S e e \“ .1- V=t the| West of City Hall. |day. Nidiolson was not thousht | ‘nff guard I_lu‘ Children, host Mavkes b <t is thel] AlLOrders Promptly Attendedto to -be badly injured and it Notwithstanding all that is—best Fine Art Wall P was Al to his friends i done by boards of health and ¢ IMBACt ha b Lapet the western ;mt of the county to | charitably inelined porsons, the B Fresco Painting dearn of his death. | h rate among small childron’| YYY YWYV | = Hisovery high during the ' hot ‘ = i 3 weather of the summer months THOS. JOHNSON \ — s “"\@0 VARIOUS MEETINGS J§ in the lavge cities There is not . probably one case of howel com Contractor 0 lllltS & Cahl" 0 [ plaint “in- o hundred, however, and Builder. “ 0 Regular meeting of the village that could not be ‘.nrml by the 1(\ 0 council Monday evening, {timely use of . Chamberlaiin's e Jaq ;o yoiie tine work andiyaur 35 s e | Colic, Cholora - and — Diarrhoeq coarseworks will do it prompt- :“) ¢ Rl e hlu it !,Wlun- sale: by Barvker's Iy s a T peces. ek 8 of county commissioners Mon- S Yo e e e TR e | SRS ) Do Y AT 0 el Q = === (THE CHUREGHES o 0 = The board of equilization for S SLERLITDORGE A Tenue: I Real Eistate Beltrami county meets at the! i . TS e T TS TS PIOION \\ e 0 court house. Monday July 15, |‘ Supt. of State Missions Rev. | ) nsurance 0 —— . TR R Il el i e e e e e | (Uohvevanoing The Rebbekahs and the Odd ' Biptist clhureh tomorrow mor- (| : \ i\: onveyancing Bellows meetat 0dd Fellow hall fing and possibly i the evening (b ARG Gt 416 ¢ Tresduy morning at :30 to drive | Kyeryone welcome. IB e it Wi 2 iieem 210 to the home ofMr, and Mes. Joe 3 N e 10 T Titus for a complimentary picnic ‘ At the Presbyterian ehurveh! \l i\ I 1NN I( I \‘1 \ 0 given by the Rebbekahs. w\uml.\\ Services at L. m, and [[ L ll\- t (.\\\ “ ‘.\ 0"‘ 9 1i0 Pioncer Real te Office E IS pom. Reve Meleod will have s i) of Be The noxtt meeting of the uosi ‘1‘,, his morning subjeet A Y ness Men's Club will he held “Giroat Photogvaph.” o Hu'; Art Embroidery b Thur y_evening July 200 Alavening, “Pushing throngh tho, AND | ¢ smoker will be held in connection {Crowd.” Good singing. Eyery 2 Fine Needle Work. I Theredis no le and all the business men ol - the hody cordially invited, i as plain and sjmple Mark's city are cordially invited to af ! : - R CITY TIOTEL {Lung Bulsam will cure your tend. | Thirteen. e a e aa s oo a0 Cougli : 3 all Cured of ( hlunu Dmmlml a After Ten Years of Suffering, “I wish to L few praise of Chan holera and Diar words in llan's ¢ wea [emec J. H. é;ouch Mattic ae, of Ma o in : o red from Cement Sidewalk, chronic wea for ten ye and during that time tried v Curb_stone, ous wedicines without obtaining Carriage Blocks, any permanent relief, Last swm- Cellar Bottoms, Etc. jmerone of my children was taken 4 with cholera movbus, and [ pro-| ol this—remedy; S WOre reguir cuved o bottle Yy two de PHONE 92 to- tey the niedit did not use P bbb ok koo % o - Men’s Clothing A. Ellingson, fire insurance, :: over Barker’s drug store. g The Golden West hotel at F’;w urnls lng Blackduck has been closed for| “* want of patronage. Mrs. Bain, e the proprietor, will remove t0 a| farm north of this city. PN Thirteen, A You are cordially invited to| . (umnm and see our exhibit of ’fi.;$ you are ¢ yer or| 7 3 Markham hotel,| O ladies’ parlor. afternoons 1'x'om : 1 to 6 p. 1 Ives’ ice cream af, Petel son’s Miss Ahce Lappan, who has spent the past three weeks en- joying an outing in Bemidji, re- turned to her home at Crockston this afternoon. Thirteen, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ryan ar- rived in the y- this morning and Mr. Ryan will take up his worl at the offices of the Croolss- ton Lumber Co. at once. Ives’ ice cream at Peterson’s . A. E. Winter returned ternoon from Minneapolis . Paul, where she has been She was--aceompanied on, Lamont. who will go to River I‘(L“‘\ Wis., for a visit with his g nndpa.rcnl.s. HENRY BUENTHER Naturalist and Taxidermist 208 Second St. Postoffice Box No. 686 BEMIDJI, MINN. BIRDS, WHOLE ANIMALS, FISH, FUR RUGS AND ROBES | and GAME HEADS mounted to order and for sale. | carry at all times & good assortment of INDIAN RELICS and CURIOS, | FUR GARMENTS made to order, repaired and remodeled | FURS in season bought. ,' guarantee my work mothproof and the most lifelike of any in the state LLED BY LLED BY NONE A Deposit Required on All Work How’s This? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward forany c of Catarrh that not be ¢ Catarrh Cure. F.J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O. We, the umlersigm-r]. have known ¥. .J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and- believe him pe: fectly hionorable in all busin transactions and financial (5 out any obligations made by his tirm. | WaLpiNG, Kr Wholesale N & Marviy, ruggists, Toledo, O, Cure is taken Iy, acting directly upon and mucous suface: the system. Testimonial fre Price per bottle. Snl(l by ali Drugg Take Hall's Family Pills for Hall's Catarrh inter the bioo “YOUR TRADE SOLICITED constipation. d by Hall's| Bemldu. may purchase. Everythmg - goods or old-timers. = Hats, Ralston Shoes, Wilson I. MEYE High Art Twenty-five per cent off on our entire stock of Caps, Shoes, Etc. **'flfl’*"“on“‘everythmjgf nothing reserved; every- & o thing will be on sale; light weights, -weights and heavy welghts It is strictly bona fide, and twenty-five per cent * = off will mean for you 25 cents saved on every dollar you : - THE STOCK . Hart, Schaffer & Marx Clothing, Tiger * x many other prominent makes. ~¢%i%%%%%%fi%%%%%+%f++++*++%fi o =D PR R AR R e ,Boys’Clothing,: Goods, Hats, 1 1 Ry R R medium WI" be the blggest money- + saver that ever happened in + B bt Lok is marked in plain figures. 2 n 5 5 is new and up-to-date and I x there are no shelf-worn * Bros. Furnishing Goods, and* . Clothiers. B e e e b B