Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, July 11, 1904, Page 3

i i 1 ek s A e o oy 1 —<4_Gunpowder, mmmfli‘ififiy Yo T R li B LADIES TAILO Silk Jacket Waist —Also Our K at Next Door ! Tlerring Out S WAISTS. WASH GOODS, CURTAINS, AND MILLINERY. ..BERMAN EMPORIUM... to Postolftice. :;;‘ R-MADE SUITS, K s, and Shirt 8 Suits. A ntire Line of— - n the - | M 85(‘ EEEEEE GEG‘(PGE(‘&EQ (‘E(‘G b A Carnatmn with your SUNDAY DINNER @ [ The Gl"lll 333333333333333333223233 THE CITY July 13. Veranda chairs at cost. Naylor. «Jke” Halvorson ef Quiring is a Bemidji visitor today. C. W. Hastings returned to his home in CGrand Rapids this morning. Nothing better than anice box; you can huy them at wholesale prices at Naylor’s A. Hagberg and \\'i!'e Sundayed in Bemidji and spent the day fishing on the lake. Strawbervies, corn, peas, beans and tomatoes ten cents per can at the-Bazaar store. Mrs. George Iloughtaling of Fosston1s in the city for a visit with her brothers, Bart and J. W. Stafford. S d Tyl 3 We make to order Ladies’ Seal Skin coats, Otters, Beavers, ‘sian lamb, Near Seal, Astrakhan ete. See our furs and svyle every afternoon at the Ladics’ pmlul, Markham hotel. A. Zgl Qiii!ii!i%!*‘ji‘l!i")‘)‘)iii 332 i%)iiii’i!i’ii’i!ii 3555“‘6(‘5("“!5‘(““& EEFEEEEEEEEEFEEISECECEEEEEEEE See | probably - | yesterd man, Fur Manufacturer, )hlm«- apolis. July 13, D. H. Risk has returned from a business trip to Miuneapolis. Valentine Steitz of the town of Maple Ridge was in the city Sat- urday on business. Nine o’clock washing tea, | pearline, yeast foam and soda four cents per package at the { Bazs Wallace, a prominent or and builder of Ten- haking hands with Be- mitdji friends today. July 13 The Royal Neighbors wil a reception at the Masonic Wednesday evening to-whicl Modern Woodmen are invited. General Brown and James H. McFarland, of Flint, Mich,, are y will combine ire in looking ve il You -are cordially invited to come in and sce our exhibit of furs whether you are a buyer or not. At the Markham hotel, ladies’ parlor afternoons from 1to 6 p. m. July 13, Sam - Gill and family arrived from Minneapolis Saturday to malke their future home in Be midji. Mrs. Anna Ravicz ac- companied them and will visit in the city for several days. ¥ 0. Wi -of the Wi Co. of Mumea]mh\, ty. Mr. Wissler spent a few hours on the lake yesterday morning and as a result sent home a fine string of pile. July 13. The-Maltby baseball team has challenged the Bemidji team for a gae some time time this weel and Manager Kayne has ept- ed the ¢ nge. The game will occur Wednesday. The Bemidji team has been taking two hours practice daily and ’s @ame shows the re sult—perfect. team work.. They are now considered one of the fastest teams in the state ard e SRS AR 2 .& ; oo oo of su o e o g & oo Qoo o o (i you like a good é‘f be well worth Ceylon Green Tea.—Salad: Ceylon Black Tea.—Salada brand in 1-21h pl\ Uncolored Jdpan Teas. "l‘ < Challenge No. 1, in bulk, perlb. - - - ';‘ Red Ow! Chop, & % Premium, & < < Black Tea, & those given here. EWHAT DO YOU DRINK? look at our new line. By Buy- . ing in large quantities we are able_to-get—the—verybest at reasonable prices. some of our Leading Brands: We have cheaper grade 3 2 \L P oo Dol \g. oo e ol &l cup of Tea it wnll your while to Here are v brand in 1-21h pkg @ @ s also but recommend FUR GARMI MY WO 208 Second St. BIRDS, WHOLE ANIMALS, FISH, FUR RUGS AND ROBES and GAME HEADS mounted to order and for sale. all times a good assortment of INDIAN RELICS and CURIOS, | HENRYEUENTHEI% Naturalist and Taxidermist Postoffice Box No. 686 BEMIDJI, MINN. carry a ENTS made to order, repaired and remodeled FURS in season bought. 1 guarantee my work mothptoof and the most lifelike of any in the state RK IS EQUALLED BY FEW, EXCELLED BY NONE A Deposit Required on All Work YOUR TRADE SOLICITED are arranging for a trip Mn'(mgh ; hardware st For wall papes soe J. Miles lrlm k. v council holds a meet- A fine lineof fancy chairs just arrived at Naglor's. Andrew Zimmer was a -visitor from Tenstrike today. - Sardines four ceuts per can - ‘\L the Bazaar John R in’ the city today from Tenstrike, Thos. morning Lalke. Mrs. Tufford and son were pas sengers “from Tenstrike this morning, Andrew Ruskiey of Solway dis visiting with the family of Paul Foucault. Robert J. Paul proved up on a claim before Clerk of Court Rhoda Saturday. Why balance on the verge of consumption when Mark’s Lung Balsam will cure. The bank building at- North- ome which was destroyed by five last winter has been rebuilt. Mrs. €. C. Folkers returned Saturday night from a L to Augusta and Bau Claire, Wis. Chas. Perkins; formerly cm- ployed on the Tenstrike Tribune, has accepted a position on the News. A. A. Carter is in the city from Nary, where he has charge of the Lang Carter onterprise. July 13. John Reibe; formerly the popu lar clerk at the Stechman hotel at Tenstrike, is in the city today on busin Hall trees at greatly reduced prices at Naylor Commissioner John Mc¢Doug ald came down from Blackduc this mornmg to attend the mecet- ing of the board. Minnesota raspberries every day this week at Peterson’s The Foresters held a picnic at the head of the lake yesterday and a large number of that or- dér attended. A very pleasant time is reported. Buy a refrigerator sale pr at-Naylor’s Bailey form a returned broom handle George Whitney in the city toduy fron Penstrili on his way to Lavimore, N. D, whe he has accepted a p(\slll(nl in Get a carnation with/yowr Sun- day dinner at the Grill. J. W. Speelman came down from Buena Vista today to at tend the old settlers’ mecting at the city hall this evening. - My. Speelman is secretary of the association. A cash discount of on.all refrigerators at Naylor’s. R. H. Collar is a visitor from Northome today renewing ac- (uaintances in ‘this city. M. Collar; says Northome is alive and v and is one of the health iest infants on the line, Carrol Learned, of Minneapolis, Las accepted a position at the Lumbermen’s State bank. Mr. Learned will return to Minnea polis for a short time, He will take up his position some time in August. 25 per cent this | visit to Cass af whole-| | disease b ment only manif and stimulates them to health is the r for wed.cal advic with When the blood gets ! poisons of various ki andonl into th | stroy: 1"can have an) | effect upon ¢ B A £V d Tetter, ha ion and cireul he germ xternal tred th sult, vidji and will make an extended visit, July 13, Wm. Young spent-Sunday-with relatiy The a dimeo tomorrow night. Two.cinnamon bears ave being | exhibited in the city today. Mrs brool, busine: Sher night Duluth and”Ashland V Ju i bl i e son and Roy Carter arriv I‘NM“ LA b0 ARl in the city on this morning in the city wurday N ht ¢ Tary Street of D., i8in the Bailey from a “busin sengor from Tenstrilke, Matt Thiclen has resig position at the News and has cepted another at the Senting Matt Gannon. of Spooner, the city today on business before the boaed of county sioners, for pear in a suit Mc Donald leaves . where he before the States court. Twenty-fii}e per cent off on our entire stock of Men’sClothing, Boys’ Clothing,: Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, Shoes, Ete. - 3 tario, for a visit with their son Nangle, of h pleased | and muLIn ) U ¢ | Th | We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh | that cannot be c¢ured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. I, J. CilNgy & | Co., Toledo, O. | We, the undersigned, have J. Cheney the 1 for known I tly honorable in all business | ctions and financially able | outany obligations made by his firm. WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O, Hall’'s Catarrh Cure is taken)| internally, acting dir upon | the blood and mucous su the system. f Price 75 braggist ces of | Testimonials sent | per bottle. Sold | Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation. o & A 1 1 Twenty-Five per cent means the following prices: 5 | C «oovs Tiger Hats A vag who had been run‘out_of | 7" tie subject of Judge | = ttention in police | 4 s morning. He was an| all round tough looking customer | lOC eaCh and the judge dealt him out ten r’z” days in the county work house.| %* Samuel Simpson, former| superintendent of the logging | < de lmtmnm. of the Crookston | = CLOTHING. Lumber Company in this city, | & £ was up from his home nMinne-| 4, 52000 Men's Suits apolis Satur Mr. Simpson| 7 1500 2 veturned home this morning. | = — The Ladies’ Circle of the| =* S10.00 ) supper at the Odd | = 2 turday and theat-| =4 Young Men'’s Suits tendgnce was all that could pel . Chite ed. The supper was fiest| o, o class and reflected crediton the| “ culinary abilitics of the ladies of | % “ the cir s o M ) Margaret N ¢ morninyg ‘trom London, Un 5,00 i Little Fellow 100 G300 Vestee Su 300 ‘ il d Two Picia 1.00 STRAW L) inning in bad blood, remedy thatenters de- and poisons, good ase of this can't check a blood nd vmmmnx m at 1;\1“ ar uy roturned 5,00 Russian Blon Su P e L 45,9 P o \jwfih.d&uw& rous aches and pains continued di nto the cir t. Rheu- Anemia, ) like Eczemay ve parts of tho body. ifestations of impuré blood. 8. to-bo-an excellont blood medic 1 tousait 510 E. Patterson sx {rs. C. E. BHOEM. 0 . Alliance, 0. antido probably Nels k. | Misses U fisthior-1 Bystrou ron, They will days in this Bystrom an Albertine ey and lishi Spo lub gives | 3 city i very pleasant outing, Excursions E Donnoy | L. cityom | points by last | trip to! Lt Il you intend going plan your trim. W time and money, Duluth S s | Adson, General CiSpaulding Hotel Blocls, rmed his{ N inn i : Q- | | isin \ cotmnis tonight ! will ap- | United | Yenra ago my blood was bad, ne evidenced by | skin eruptions and other sy luptoxnn on different So I concluded to try 8.8. 8., knowing it to be highly spoken of. “Aftor usingn. . numberof battles—my blood was thoroughiy puri- od, and I was relieved of all oruptions and Lboliove your [+ ace of the hody are ¢ that cannot be Fishers From Warre Nowdg visitors from Kets to tram ly reduced rates an save ino, and 10 {n need of auch medicine would do woll | 1] AKER. Cholera \\\\.\}:\ «hlu' e diareh LS. UL and D Mat \a w for ter s and during tl Mie bried i ubtaining Frereat Litst sum frix regu and « ittle b | for f § 1 lave never Isince beon tro L owith that| complaint. One cannot e poi- THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA. | | n. ul the Betsie W soverid; 1eand | {Ciiping and undoubtedly enjoy :\!lj and let us | \ml‘ South [ aa & aa o aaa g cugh much i favor of that wor Siy that are the rei ¢ oof futedicine.” This vemoedy is for riches the hlood, and builds ' sale at Rarker's Dy ol e mm the general health, S = s and parts of tllu Nothi 1 be bhetter than the q y, @ s and rencwed | hostt Mark's Sals “ I£ you Have any blood trouble, writeus. . No chiarge | oey. Blsairul A A AN THOS. JOHNSON, Contractor and Builder. cowork and your ht e Q@ Us CnlroR - yor - D 1001 Minnesota yen Mot Mellek Fabieoidery. o to e m Mexican Drawn Work and — ani Teua il Lave a specialty. 310 ¢ pm Wi, Joss Freestone, PEACHIR O Art Embroidery W 3. . Cle c FOR— Cement Sidewalk, Curbstone, Wil nlxmn‘ [ pro | v uuuh { ed to L AAAAAARA A A ISP I SIS too | o 1A A ¢ Lanns Rentals ) « Carriage Blocks, Cellar Bottoms, Ete. PHONE 92, R. MARTIN Leading Painter and Decorator. Now Located on Fourth Street, Two Doors West of City Hall. All Orders Promptly Attended to Fine Art Wall Paper Fresco Painting A S /\,«osQQQ Wllllts & Cahlll ) ) teal Estate lusurance (‘onveyancing PProneer Real BEstate Office of 13 SRS Fine Needle Work. CUPY HOTEL ARROW BRAND COLLARS SHOES. S15.00 11,00 Ralston Shoes ) Shoes 7 0 0.00 S0] 7.50 )78 150 Canvas Shoes B2 ) £ TRUNKS. ] \leu Trunls 00 Suit Cases 100 Telescapes (il HATS---Jl stoek sold a I. MEYER & CO, [ Furnishing ol Straw follows S500 Shirts 150 -uul nxl-v W 1,50 SPECIAL! 37! cents. Four Dollar Shoes All 25 Neckwear, 19 cents. $1.00 S250 and S2:00 hiats High Art Clothiers. Next to First National Bank, Third Street. B i o T AT ST O T T 0 O 0 e e o o %-&-l*-!“i'-!"!"l"l' Three Dollar Hat .00 hats Phere is no lever so powerful 15 plainand simple facts- Mark's Lung Balsin will cure your kS 10c eéch the best in the $2.25 country Y T r R ,i’\. _% Lok All of our RALSTON $3.00 50 ¢ cents | | | | R R R R R L R L 50 and