Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, July 11, 1904, Page 1

A Pioneer : WANT AD :: Will Do It The Pioneer Prints MORENEWS than any other news- paper Letween Duluth and Crookston, St Paul and the North Pole. VOLUME ‘2. "NUMBER 70. BIm\llDH \Il\ EN)FA. MU\[)\\. .ll LY Il. “ lll-llllllllllEl‘llllllllllll;lMPflflTANT 10 JAPS Red Tag _| . N gain M new and up-to- Commencing Thursday, July 7; Ending will see that Bargains at McCuaig'’s Remember the dates of the i July 7 to July 23. - One piece Wool Voil, 40 inches wide; champaign color; Red Tag price, per yard Red Tag price — Tadies’ "Mifiliii’Umlérwen 3 prices, 8 Even our Groceries. 15¢ [ Bengal Strawbervies, Red Tag price Blueberries, -Red Tag pri Sardines 5 Prunes:: Catsup.. Cabinet Soap, = Wm. McCuaig the Red Tag Sale, McCuaig's This sale will be the sale of the season. Here is where you will get bargains that are bar- . Not old goods that have seen better days, but date goods. Everything that has a Red M Tag on will be marked away down; look for the Red Tag, compare it with other so-called bargains and you SURE ENOUGH BARGAINS. Two pieces Nuvelt 7, blue and hmwn mixed; 40 m(lnm wide:all wool, worth 90c; P ¥ Two pieces brown;and tan Cashmere; 38 inches wide; worth Glc; Red Tag price One lot Fancy Silks, short lenfrtlm The\ Irave thie Red Tagon: One piece only, Bleached Table Lmen. 72 me lms wide; well worth 75¢ per yard Two pieces Turkey Red Table Linen; \\'illr not fade; worth 60c; Red Tag marked Ladies’ Vests —Come and see them; all on one table with 2 big Red Tag. great hargains. Every Belt in stock has a Red Tag; 1.l|nt means a hargain. Shoes, Shoes—See them with the Red Tag on. Remnants lm\o a Red Tag. Shirt Waists—Every one has a Red Tag. Sweet Corn, Red Tag price. .. Sal Saturday, July 23. Red Tag Sale are Red Tag Sale 1.40; Red Tag price,. - 98¢ 75¢ 47¢ Good Lick Soap, 8 bars Wm. McCuaig = llll-l I O O ll!llll EEE EEEETSEECEEEEE 1 All Ladies’ Tailor-Made Suits, 2 Ladies’ and Misses’ Rain Coats, and s about 50 Ladies’ Lawn, Net and 2: Sateen Shirt Waists go at HALF i PRICE this week. &&E VEEESEEEEE Vi SEVEN MEN KILLED. Two Others Injured by a Dynamite Explosion. Sudbury, Ont; July d1=—Seven men killed and two men injured is the re sult of a premature dynamite sion upon the new Cunadian 1 Sudbury-Toronto line near Ron The dead are three Ausirians, Finlanders and the walking boss Poole of Wakefield, Que. The acii dent occurred through placing dyns mite in a hole which hal shortly be- fore been blown with powder. Catholic Priest Stabbed. \mm!.’,&tm\n 0., July 11.—Re P 3 Catholic {of this city ably fatally stabbed by t the church, John Ea the priest. The sexton is thought to be insane. “YOUR MONEY IS NO GOOD” | and will be refunded to you if after use ing half a bottle of THE FAMOUS John Roman burh RHEUMATISM and BLOOD CURE you are not satisfied with results, This is our guarantee which goes with every bottle. For Sale and Guarant Only by A. GILMOUK & CO. TATES THE JUNCTURE OF TWO GREAT ARMIES. ! RUSSIANS MUST RETIRE NORTHWARD I BELIEVED KUROPATKIN WILL DE Q CIDE TO CONCENTRATE HIS FORCE AT LIAOYANG. St. Petershurg, July 11.—The capture of Kaichou by the Jap: aunouncod from Toki 5 ally cor 10l at the w but the posilion to question the probali: rectness of the report, as th advices received heve w that the Japancse were advineing force- along—the rathoad —agiinst Russian position The occupation of Kaichon, while 1t is not belicved that it will excrci material infnence on Kurvopatkin's strategy, is of importance to the Jap auese, as it brings them within reach of Newchwang, cilitating General Oku's juncture with G Kupoki who may alveady be in touch. How far the Russian commander-in-clict at 2 s no-dis Tf i e reral Kaichoun with the office says, will' h ofticial report arciv reports of the severity of the might indicate Kuropatkin's desite (o hold Kaichon 5o lonk as possible the .purpose of preyventing a jinsture of the Japanese avmics, but the threa ening position of the Japancse col- umns castward may have Kuropatkin's withdrawal further northt fmperative: 1C would not be surpris after the juncture of the Jags atmics, Kuropaikin decided (o retive even fron Tatchekiao and Hai chenguand concentrate his forees dboy rendered v 1l Japanese repeatedlys predicted in these foget pos sion ol flanl the Ru chwang, fortify a chwang acro Dl dis thos¢ lini an and Fengwangclieng, he railroad at Newehs prepare to-mivanc patkin’s adyance al the close of the 3 panese line cled wotihg peninsfila and (b the Yalu river fo the tung gl IKai- chou (y-five miles of Yinkow, i} and Yinkow Is south the 1 southeast of Newchwang NEWS FROM PORT ARTHUR. Official Report From Russian Com- mander There. St. Petersburg, July 11.—Oficial re- ports from licutenant Geneynl Stocs sel, commander of the Russian mili- tary forces at Port Arvithor, contirm the reports of the aitempt of four Jap- anese torpédo boat destroyers (o enter |the harhor of PortArthur—mne 27 but do pot confirm the Chefoo reports of he: Japanese—operationsfnly-—4 and 5 f Arthur and do not mention the al siuling of a=Rus: sian guardship Jine s reported from Tokio. The torpedo boat-destroyer Lienien- ant Burukoil returned safely o Port Arthur July 2 from Newchwang, 21 SEVEN WORKMEN—KhalED—— Tqrnadn Throws Crane From Bridge & in Hlinois. . Taouis, July 11 Rumhln _from Cape ¢ 1 1o the Mo, Do dirardean ed and two by being arch of the ihe Mis- TR even workmen. were others serionsly inju blown from the second new railroad bridge across sissippi river at Thebes, ‘tornado striuck a frave upon which the men were pushed it bac kward for ? the second arch from the Al shore it strick an obstruction and was hurled fo the rocks: below A-relief train was lastily and the dead and injurcd hron KANSAS FLOODS REGEDING 1§ ng e, work, and PATED AS RESULT OF HIGH WATER. Kansas City, at Armou Tuly H | CAPTURE OF KAICHOU FAGILI- | * [ from the dlverafter | % NO FURTHER DAMAGE ANTROI- ‘104 TI‘“\ CENTS PER WEEK war {uation, has rations be given tho of additional tood day ‘as needed sent cooki supplies With the rations wero | ind 400 blank a8 heen opend the sufferers military ¢ year and taken care of. BRIEF BITS OF NEWS. are buoing A negro was taken from the js Gord. Miss, hy & mob and hange making insulting proposals to white women, According (o the Construction News | building in-the principal eities of the| country during June showed an extia- | ary increase compared with the ! sponding month a’ year Bleven Welsh miners who ‘ardved at Philadelphia a v oon the American liner 1 oand who wore reported to be contract laborers have heen deported on the samoe sel. A sidetrack to the Alton B. Ker at Bsopus been ordered constructad Shove cailroad for the incr ness at that point anticipaied e of the jndge’s nomination for prosident. Indge Thaver, in the United district conrt at St Louis, sentenced to fifteen days in jail Rdward J. G kslepve, a licket broker, an injunction order restrainin from sclling railvoad world's cursfon tickets PARKER HAS NOTHING TO SAY. for (wo N home of i NSV the N T Y U N VOV VT T PR s New York Jurist Notified of His Nom- | ination, | ., duly TL—Judge Alton | s notified of his nomina i A, just as he emeiged B. Parker w tion at 6:60 by clving the niled broudly and- said s that so e asked for deails of the fi vole and mado no attempt (o disgiise his-satistaction over-the resutt Wi | asked it he would say hing about the nomination he replied: “No, [ shall suy notling on the sub Ject until 1am ofticially notificd of my nomination.” Jndge Parker-devoted-tho first lojs- ure of - the morning to reading the morning papers, devoting close atten tion to.tho-platiomm,-hi-he-retusod-to make any comment upon it. SOLIDLY FOR PARKER. Tammany Leader on Position of That Organization. Louis, July 11~ Charles phy of “Ffammany. said (6 the atad Press correspondent during (e morning: “No one Tammany stands in this p Leany SR (% ¢ pHehy—heti o Parker for president. ‘There is neyver any doubt where Tammany stands when a candidate is regularly nomi nated, Now that Judge Parker has e ceived the nomination from the con- vention Tammany Hall {8 lined np sol- fdly behind him.™ St Mt need have any doubt where lential Olney Has Nothing to Say. Falmouth, Mass., July 11— Richard Olirey was notified of the nomination of Judge Parker by a represcntitive of the Associnted Press al his suminer home here. e Jistc in silence, smiling when he was told that hie had ed thirty-cight votes, Mr, Oluey ined (o say anything coneerning the outcome of the convention FIRE AND EXPLOSION. Provision Plant—Burned—and —Street Torn Up. Clifcago, July 11— The plant ol the Natiomai-Provision conpiny at Butler and Thirty-ninth streets wis damagod $75,000 by fire during the day. As a result of the fire a territic explosion occurrod in i i sower i Thirty ninthstrect. listance of a mile the I o | 4% Kansas City and to Ma Kaneas, continu { ter at Manhattar midnight. afte and then he; ing the 1 at the heud of the cotrse r:( Armonrdale low The and no ditional bottom will 1 of iliat L0600 homeless in t} city, has decided to ace ed by the war departm Colonel R. H. Lou Leavenworth, who .was sent .’;" B R R R R R -R-R-R-R-R-X - No charge for the Litt It is loaned to you The first dollar you dju a guarantee that you will re tle Bank. However. this d to you, draws interest and drawn by von time little Bank. any sent_ead I\ i «"Want your r moustache or beard “It is what you Save, not what you Earn, that makes W DO IT NOW! r o Open a Savings Bank Account. GET A HOME BANK FREE! Grove’s Pepsin Coffee The only Headache Remedy which does not weaken the heart, Price 10 cents and 25 cents per bottle. CASH PAID FOR DRY SNAKE ROOT. 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