Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, July 13, 1904, Page 5

i N W 1 I | llllllll: B Closing Out Sale of B LADIES’ TAILOR-MADE §UITS, | Silk Jackets, and Shirt Waist Suits. —Also Our Entire Line of— WAISTS. WASH GOODS, CURTAINS, AND MILLINERY. at the .BERMAN EMPORIUM... x | u = .4 I | E | = | = _| | R R ; ” ezze € 3 2 rlor afternoons from .35(-5EEEEGEEEEiiii:rEESeQS% 1 pfl\l()] aft H mid toE p.om. 5 ‘) E I Ml Forw paper see J. A. H(:E, it E M| Miles blogk ; i Ml Go to thePrincess for peaches, b A |apricots and-plgos. : : . “: 21 The Princessdmze_n 111)111 l;:se [ 3 9 i rawberries. i | raspberries and strawbe: \‘:j The Cream that is Cream. 2 Rl. S, e i B ¥ Mlwas a visitor in the eify last . . ] S m mgly]t. e H o Why balance on M'ne_‘v,s i\»fig § Al fhe Tancy Drinks miconsumption when Mark s i Balsam will cure. 33 Made® by @:Seela Fountain. With each and every box of our “Savor Odour” Toilet Soap we John Clulow, the brave M. & man, Far Manufacturer, Minne- apolis. Sardines four cents per can ab the Bazaar store. ; John Dale, of Turtle River, is a visitor in the city today. Prof. Conway is at Cass Lake on business this u,fbel‘noori. 'ne Royal Neighbors have a sozi:T at Masonic hall tonight. Anton Erickson was up from Rosby on business this morning. business trip. to Tenstrike last i ‘ he Bagley bar: Frank Smith, ghe Bagley - ber, ‘was shaking hapds with Be- midji friends yesterdvfl-y. . Superintendent Sprague, i, the Cr;nty poor fa.rm,. ajet.u rnpd last night from a visit with friends at Bochester, Minn. . Charles Dajy, wfigo’ has heen as- sistant manager af the ‘(}tby Blll-‘ posting Co. for some time past| now has a position at the N. Pl | Elmer Ellis, one of the populs i employes at Carruther’s barber| shop, is off duty as the }'esult of: an operation on one of his hands. The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hulett, who was severely burned on the Fourth of July while playing with matches, is recovering very nicely and is 4 now out of all danger. S Jean Richards, the seven year County Attorney Loud made a ! Cured of Chronic Diarrhoea Afte! “YOUR M s g‘o Z —SEE— : 3 Ten Years of Suffering. * o , LUNG I wish to say a few word‘s in J. H- CrouCh ] i praise of Chamberlian’s Colic,| ¢ & ; AM Cholera and Diarrhoea Ren}efily, 5 —FOR— BALS says Mrs. Mattie Burge, of Mar Coment Si dewalk, tinsville, Va. _ “I suffered frow. ic di e Curbstone, > y chronic diarrhoea for ten year: The Great Go“gh C“re and during that time tried 'vg,lrlx; Carriage Blocks, : | ous medicines without obv.am‘:m.,_ Collie Eittome. Fis. " For the cure of all affections of- any permanent rghef. T s the lung, throat and chest, such as ot o oty chflgrenafigs {,a;r:: : = 4 rbu = Coughs, CO|dS' Asthma' Croug’ Whfi?g ‘cw\;?eldc}:a,dfi;%tgo:)f t?]’is rgmgd,j{. PHONE 92. i i ronchiti j two doses were required to |l|_'1g Cough, Hoarseness, Etc, ; gin\}gh;;orelisef. ore e %efw:fig AEPS to try the medicine myseli, e e ;nd will prevent consumption when did not use’all of one bottle be- = MARTIN taken in time. Guaranteed. Pr s wet“ ““Sl Idhfgfih“%zz : P : ter ince been troubles Price 26 and 50 cents. (S::::;;laibnb. One cannot saay tfot} Leadlng aimn i f that wonderfu e B $E§%L;:cf‘?’voff%is remedy is for and Dec oratol‘, PETER M' MHRK sale at Barker’s Drug store. g F‘}"&mfi' b ] West of L. Manufacturer of MARK’S CELEBRATED REMEDIES, Nothing can be better than he|{ W i e hnab . Mawledn s T=Von oo 2o F o SS'F O N; M I N N . Ewu—mw. 8o tuuyg DasLm 1S uuel All Orders Promptly Attended to - —— - —*—’____‘ est. ke e 0 NE v IS' : l{g&"s ilfis? = A A AR ARSI Fresco Painting § -We offer, ¢ Hundred Dollars Co., ‘Toledo, @. ¢ 009 Reward ‘fqrfiag;y,dasedqu\ofl&mill‘,g Tfl,gs. J OHNSON, > < : t ure ,Hal E St oY1 . st oty oo s GG G BTG e b Coneractor 118 Willits & Cahill, THE FAMOUS Wy thio. Hudesaistied ibave and Builde known F. J. Cheney for the last = 15 years, and believe hlm_per- fectly honorable in all business Can do your fino work and your coarse work, will do it prompt- 4 ly and at right prices. i Night Was Her Terror. “I would cough nearly all night W H m g transactions and financially able £ Loans g ; g S i i r. and Mrs. 4 v a ki was a visiter in the]]old daughter of Mr = Foot to carry ontany obligations made(§ oo o n r Y w e 1. brakeman, b J. M. Richards, cut her 2 S b e Rentals ¥ g&% m the city yesterday. | quite badly while wading in t‘ e yw Saial R s - — H ) Al M. E. Harbin, the well known| lake this morning, the wound re- A R J001 Minhosgba. Avenss Real Estate H = 0 M Crookston insurance man, isin| uiring the attendance of a| R HEUMATISM and olesale Druggists, § Fresh S"RAWBERRIRS 'l cily.on bibinges: i g"WSi;j"“‘ \ BLOOD CURE Hall's Catarrh CureTgsle%;i{g; i : dnsthancs S—— v A i & s - is = LSt hied s Catar . - 1aily. o] Pdward Kaelble has P“Tch‘"sig The father of Attorney Flg]f: ou are not satisfied with resnits. internally, acting directly uUpoD | or~v—vv—vw~rv—v-—v—o Conveyancing : ¥ [Fre¢ Rhoda’s driving team, o who has heen at St z{il\thODS,’L; Y s is our guarantee which goes W s Blsoa R mUs A Rikaces ot s v et | of thie best in the city. hospitai for some fime past WiLh ey Sorie, Do the system. Testimonials sent|P Mextean Drown Wosk aad ® ot 3 e - h G i B gtrawherries, corn, peas, | OB TS Ll improving yery ale and Guarantesd Onty by | 0 SVREE 0 e, Sold | Tonerti Luce s specialis: 2155 om = roow l e b & M | beans and fomatoes ten cents per |5 cly. Mr. Fisk spiiled a é\ehg o AXEGILMOUE & CO. by ail Druggists, 5 o ———— %] can at the Bazear store. of boiling water in hig BN & — Take Hall’s Family Pills for M[‘S JOSS l‘l‘eestone : g 3 —% Lt 33333333a0) Nick Kies, the well knowngusigined bad burns asa resifi| ™ i{ constipation. ; . ) Pioneer Real Estate Office A33333233333333 33 epniser revurned dfiis mi')r;ll:g John Riddel, of the' office force - "”S B lC BAI:!(E o o R 0 of lieml ji. ) — m a cruise Hp the morth li ] at the Crookston mllll, h?s gz{lz + BRUNSWICI T Sup’t, .Ke‘lly, of ?éli Gr:‘;d Art Embroider DOV IS THE CITY | s i s i i oo e boe o okt Biptimpd Hall, |ofE coiiodt oG | an pmbretory - Green peas at the Pi*incess. “l ,.g;,‘;}{,}f’,?;’;i‘{ )\V,‘mlomaw%fi- will be out of the bqs?l ballfbubilé L. J. MATHENY, Froy, i leted a ,%ng%g," i Fine Needle Woxjk. as’l;)l;;tr-le ;:dnsoh:g&érf aigszm:rk,s ] E. E. McDonald is home from’| pick Collins is emjoying :?f ress for tlmf reg}a;]“ il ‘Le tac| mine Line of Cigars & Tobacsas. 4 |nig m}lya mh. emil g:n,g;r;of th : CITYHOTEL :: °~ {|Lung: Balsam will cure your e siness tri th. i Bill ‘McClure|seggen, all of which w i idji - - = s }|ing dyring the remainder”of th : £ ‘cough. i e o : fbusidess Urip to Duly scation and Uncle Golden!| welegpye news to local fans. S 3 | summer season. bbb O COTE Minnesota raspberries every|p. s talen his place at the &0 i W?‘ Qe Mg e sun Sl 4 . " - ey day this week at Peterson’s. Clu B 4 e of Ft}:li" a‘z 165 Men’s club are e —= === 3 i S o ord is lookimg after | vs. Jobhn McAvoy an 10 P T field this - L. 13 190K g M. Fetrai o reral ting @ -Mr. Mansfie 3 oo elo ool o ol : S ¢ g > to- medtoday from a seve Tneeling i@ fiele, Fud 8o . o o5 s oo o s s oo fe o o oo oo ol 7 3 gllsvmtoma sat Hines” Spur to-f \'{:\é\“‘mnh her parents fl-ti ag'&ern;mn.Cégsizzfigfiig;egfifio S e e oo ot o o el e o ol e o cfsels o o et oo ol el oo oo o s o e e ofs oo s oo o o e oo e ol 2“%* LR R T T TS i LY . Vi a val, '3, - s e Arthur Godld has accepted a|osston. ';l:;n?;;xious to give a Sfreet fair L & position at the Bemidji Merchan- Franle Pherce, iw!lwl.&al';{;‘;“:‘f: i B‘emidji some time in.the ear | & z tile Co.’s. time has by ‘Gnemployed ab & e tuture. i S Fresh turnips, beets,tomatoes, meat mark. ¥ :nvvmji has a situation The last St,-mgglql‘s‘(!f:thendeie; :;,, P 2 carrots, radishes and lettuce ab|with Graham ' & Kwnopke. { gation of Leech and (Cass Lake| “§ L4 the Princess. W. A. Youn, % tthe well kno‘i\;‘r‘; ’f:{;dians Who have lbeen astending| 5 v John Hansor made final proof| traveling man, JWas.n ,,Fhe (;h__,; the eelebration at Red Lake are S%f x — on a homestead in the town of | yog rday and i ‘_t:'-“nln\j on hiy ~sing through theeily today.| F & Spaulding yesterday. trade at Blackduc ¥ URARY Ka‘g “tty went sout on the | g - ’ Clerk of Court Rhoda yester-| g4 Gustafsona WHE. B. Juel- M ‘3"‘1 “t'h_ wm{wgm‘”?“»}’ 5 % * day issued a marriage license to| &y ST wesidapts of SHatooh dlst v ceried & lorge & L «- Frank Jutrasand Iva Hodge. Blackdncls. are in the €5y today Tlecation e e L Nine o’clock washing tea, transacting business at Whetgflfllfi‘/i/ Osecar Pond, wl;o e 3 4‘ L] I pearline, yeast foam and soda|house. 3 {| yesterday fo’r thm;’;e;tir;fsfiis % four cents per package at the| 1y, make to order Lndie‘fi'se'fll wife's life, was arraioned in| o > Bazaar. Skin coats, Otters, Beaver “‘flng]’@"'; police court this morning and & & You are cordially invited to |sian lamb, Near Seal, Astr: \ "an)| dismissed. Pond had been “ill| o £ come in and see our exhibit of |etc. See our furs and sl?{flefi for some time and was not re-| ¢ & furs whether you are a buyer or|every afternoon at the LR‘: ‘!Si sponsible. He went to Farley not. At the Markham hotel, |parlor, Markham hotel. A. Z. ¥k | tl}is afternoon and will be looked > : S e 2 2 = jateer by friends for a tinie, i S e o o o o B Dol B s s Baele 0o <o 20 oo B0 oo oS B8 s> | The picnie given by the Re- “3»‘3»&:»."Jl..»,.,‘“l‘nn.g‘%‘fi"zfl”g‘ifi'% i ll\afkahJs]:}tr}Thehomeoer.mfl " pe ¢ i rs. J. K. Titus yesterday after- T f : = |noon was one of the most enjoy- wenty. lve p\’ = z 4 & |able social functions the lodge “‘ J o 3 & |has ever given. The attendance 4 L3 ST . e x| J ® « |wasabout 100. A picnic dinner en s ot ll - o4 S A fwas served in the grove near the ‘\. N >, || Titus home and the ladies havin, [ : & | ; & | the event in charge left nothing [ ® % | undone that would insure its en: urnls l b # |tire and unqualified success. L - e | s #*® 5 e oo o ol e el oo o o oo o ofe e e o e o o e e e o o e oofs el oo o s e o s are giving a handsome nickel plated Soap Case free. By this offer you get three bars of Fancy Toilet Soap aud the Soap Case for : 25¢c 3 long,” writes Mrs. Chas. Apple- gate, of Alexandria, Ind., “and could hardly getany sleep. I had consumption so bad that if T walked ablock I would cough frightfully and spit blood, but, when all other medicines failed, three $1.00 bottles of Dr. King’s New Discovery wholly me and 1 gained fifty-eight pounds. ? It's absolutely guaranteed t6 cure coughs, colds, la grippe, bron- chitis and all throat and lung troubles. Price 50c and $1.00. Trial bottles free at all druggists. Don’t fail to get one of these handy articles before they are all gone. bR bl oL R O R g EMIDJI MERCANTILE 0. % EEEE T LT L EL SR ETEE FEFEF ¥ 2 HENRY BUENTHER Naturalist and Taxidermist 208 Second St. > T % 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 a good assortment of INDIAN RELICS and CURIOS, FUR GARMENTS made to order, repaired and remodeled FURS in season bought. —— I guarantee my work mothproof and the most lifelike of any in the state MY WORK IS EQUALLED BY e e The Largest in the World. Gentry Bros. famous trained animal shows, the largest exhibi- tion of the kind in the world, will soon be in this city. The Gentry Bros. performance this season has been greatly augmented, in addition to which, is presented a miniature Zoological display, showing the various hay and meat eating animals in their in- fancy, an attraction which is calculated to increase the joys of the little folks, who are the main patrons of Gentry Bros. famous shows. In addition to the numer- ous company of performing dogs, ponies, monkeys and elephants, which haye always been seen with the show, an entirely new innovation is introduced in the presentation of a drove of per- forming Siberiancamels, believed to be the only ones ever educated either in this or foreign lands. The many resources of Gentry Bros. combined exhibitions will ve properly indexed and dis- played in the combined street parades, which will be given on the morning of the date of ex- hibition; Bemidji, Friday, July 22. FEW, EXCELLED BY NONE A Deposit Required on All-Work OUR TRADE o o T00 LATE TO CLASSIFY bt b sl b T | WANTED bl bl bl dd Lt b L e < %%’%%%’&’*%%%%fiifi%%‘%%'fl*%%%%%i‘%%% bk kol deod bl gl | L S Caps, Shoes, r.tc. * - 10c each——ARROW BRAND COLLARS- Oc each i L Twenty-Five per cent means the following p.vices: : CLOTHING. SHOES. Furnishing GOODS. T' 3 H t ;Z: $20.00 Men’s Suits $15.00|$4.00 Ralston Shoes ~ $2.00 | $3.00 Shirts $2.95 1geér ats = 1800 « 13.50| 3.50 Shoes 2.65 | 250 1.88 B0« 1125 800 * 2.95| 200 « 150 The e :;E: 1 « 9.00| 2550 « 188| 150 '« 5 — G T e 150] Too « “5|Three Dollar Hat = _Young Men'’s Suits }38 Canvas“Shoes lég ég & 3?1 _in the country z $1500 Suits $11.25| 75 « 57| 200 Underwear 1.50 18.50 10.15 150 o« 118 $2 25 * 12,00 « 9.00| 100 o« 5 : 5 10.00 i 7.50 TRUNKS. 75 L0 57 * g;g 3 gég $10.00 Trurk: $8.00 "EO % e e 600 o« 450" 750 Siea| oo ney Hose o % 5.00 . 3.7 g% 2 ;gg .10 Sox, 4 pairs .25 :: Little Fellows’ Suits. | 9o Sui 7 l': . A $ 383 Russia‘n Blouse ?/75 7.50 ufl‘:‘Cnses gég 3 SP Cl L! é: 3.50 Vestee Suits 50 i g.'gg L el Aot gur : 298 « s ?32 228 « 2.95 374 cents. RALSTON : .5 s g 2.5 g 1.87 4.50 Two-PieceSuits ~ 3.37| 200 « 150 Four Dollar Shoes = 4.00 £ 8.00| 1.00 Telescopes 75 All 25¢ Neck L 8.00 « 295/ 5 o« 57 delinaie sy 3 » 2.00 o 1'.50 .60 LG .50 19 cents. . 00 S — The balance stock of Straw $2.50 and 1.50 and STRAW HATS---fi b be sold as follows: $2:00 hats $1-00 %1.00 nats 00 cents . % I s i ° : 3 MEYER & CO