Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, October 31, 1904, Page 2

o MONDAY —— Another List of Wholesale Prices.. 3% aty 3% EEEEEEEECEECETTECCECEFEEEEEEEEEEEE {J. A. McCONKEY i “\3353!S!ii!Bsiiiiii,iiiiiiiii’iifiiix‘! 1 1b pkg Gloss Starvel 2 for 15¢ or 4 for 25¢ 12 boxe 12 hoxes 12 boxe - Matehes for .. Beusua) Wiiite Clover Honey in the comb 1bxolutely 4 nothin, This is not the cheap, bl per 1b.. nd, but the best This is absolutely pure Sorghum. Prices quoted yesterday are our regu- lar prices as well as those of today. We are not making any so-called sales but every day is a regular-priced sale-day. Very Truly Yours, 3333333333323 3T33 3333323333333 33y i tJ. A. McCONKEY ¢ K Phone 233 yssiiissee& Yeesecescesed® BEMID Ji MERCANTILE C0. Bargain Day Only - 25¢ pkgs Oat Meal and 1 pkg Tea Dust $1.00 I— 4 30 bars Toilet Soap 1.00 27 bars Perfect or 27 bars Lenox Soap 1.00 1 dozen 3 1b cans of Tomatoes for 1.00 13 cans fancy Corn for 1.00 9 1bs Armour Ham, Helmet Brand, for 1.00 11 1los Pure Leaf Lard, for 1.00 i gallon of Maple Syrup The Following: 1.00 //‘, L pkg Corn Starch .10 e 2 pkg Yeast .10 1 pkg Macaroni .10 'L 2 pkg Matches .10 b i i pkg Tooth Picks .05 N 4/ 1 pkg Silyer Gloss Starch .10 11b pkg Bell Coffee .25 3 H’)s Best Rice i .25 oy 5 1bs Dry Peas 25 Usual Price $1.30 Today only $1.00 Cash only A Beautiful Display of Chinaware and Glassware just received at THE FAIR. Liverpool China, Semi-Porceline Sets, Ivory, Opal, Ruby, Crystal and Gold, and Souvenir, Table and Limo Berry Sets. Big line of Stop Jars from the Zanes- ville pottery; regular price $1.25, now $1.00 Subseribe for the Daily Pioneer The Daily Pioneer PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON. A A A A A NN NN NI AN B . PIONEER PUBLISHING CO. By R. W. HITCHCOCK. ‘ntered in the postoffice at Bemidji, Minn., a8 second 1ass matter. Official County and City Paper SUBSCRIPTION $5 PER YEAR The Pioneer was the only paper in Minnesota, outside of the Twin Cities, which published a com- Dlete, detailed account of the Min- nesota - Nebraska football game Saturday evening. Johnson and Good Roads. John A. Johnson, the Demo- cratic candidate for governor, in commenting upon a speech made by Rovbert C. Dunn, the Republi- can candidate for governor at at West Duluth, Aug, 26, notes the Crookston Times, sneered at a statement made by Mr. Dunn regarding the necessity for good roads in mnorthern Minnesota. Apparently Mr. Johnson failed to comprehend the facts and figures quoted by Mr. Dunn at that time or to appreciate the im- portance that the construction-of good roads is for the settlers of the partially developed counties in the northern part of the state. Mr. Johnson passed off the ques- tion with a flippant remark that ““the bicycle people would take care of that.” Mr. Dunn on the other hand, expressed himself as strongly in favor of securing bet- legislation to enable counties and townships to construct better roads where needed, and in the speech referred to he said: “The only state fund available for the improvement of roads is the in- terest derived from the internal improvement land fund of about $280,000 and the 5 per cent of the proceeds of the sale of govern- ment lands; the receipts of the latter source will diminish grad- ually as the area of the public lands decreases. This fund is frittered away among the several counties of the state by piece- meal appropriations and the pub- lic derives but very little benefit therefrom. In my judgment this fund should be used for the con- struction of roads in the sparsely settled districts. A conscitu- tional amendment adopted in 1898 which provides for a tax not exceeding one-twentieth of one mill was a bungling piece of leg- islation, and the legislature has failed to act under it. UNLESS John E.King of Red Lake Falls, democratic candi- date for secretary of state has changed his opinion since Feb- ruary 10, 1904, he believes that Robert C. Dunn made the best state auditor Minnesota ever had. Inthe Red Lake Courier, Mr. King's paper, onthe foregoing date he paid Mr. Dunn one of the ‘warmest tributes that the former state auditor ever received. Among other things, Mr. King said: “Robert C. Dunn seems to come in for a lot of praise from prominent men of all political parties. Mr. Dunn made the best auditor the state ever had, and every person familiar with the work of thatoffice cannot help admiring the position he has taken with reference to mat- ters affecting the people of the state.” IN REGARD to the reports made by Public examiner Sam- uel T. Johnson as to the accounts and business of the state audi- tor’s office during the adminis. tration of R. C. Dunn, after all is said and done, there is nota word or a charge which has been sustained that shows that the state ever lost one dollar in money or one acre of land through any action of Mr. Dunn; but on the other hand it has been shown beyond dispute that the THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER— OCTOBER 31 Flour! Flour! Use “Pillsbury’s Best™ Flour Flour! PIONEER WANT COLUMN We guarantee every sack Bemidji, 2 The Flour that Never Fails :: ‘We have bought not only one carload but 1000 barrels of “Pillsbury’s Best” Flour below present market price and we offer it to you at a remarkably low price. Call en Us and We Will Tell You satisfactory money cheerfully refurided. low the crowd it will lead you to the busy store. We treat you on the [] the year O. W. G._ Schr_oeder, HELP WANTED. Nothing does it like a Pioneer want ad Y ® WANTED TO RENT—Good pay- ing meat market. Joe Truit- ness, St. Clear, Minn. WANTED—AGt once, apprentice girl to learn to set type and to learn the newspaper businéss generally. Pioneer office. bodied, unmarried men be- tween ages of 21 and 35, citi- zens of TUnited States, of good character and temperate habits, who can speak, read and write English. For in- formation apply to Recruiting Officer, Miles block, Bemidji. Minnesota. FOR RENT. o SO EOUwe Bt BP0 L USSRy TO RENT—Suite of rooms in Troppman block. Apply at the Bazaar. TO RENT—Rooms suitable for -office pnrposes over Crother’s Barber shop. of Flour, and if not found If you fol- Minnesota. LOST AND FOUND. through the business sagicity with which Mr. Dunn protected his interests; that he colle(:i:(-}dI more money from the sale of state timber during the eight years he held office than was col- lected in the. thirty-one years previous; and that he collected ten times as much from tress- passers on state timber lands than ever before collected in the history of the state. THE democrats are everlast- ingly referring to Jackson and Jefferson as the political demi- gods of the past. tell what Jefferson would do were he alive to-day. He wasa good man, and a schemer and dreamer in .politics. Any one can tell you what Jackson would do were he alive today. He would be with Roosevelt. He in a less educated way was the same kind of man. No one can N OO state gained millions of dollars!got itself into a hornest’s nest B S-S S Bt N FOUND—Near Eighth street— boy’s overcoat. Owner can claim property at this office, paying for this notice, LOST—A diamond stick-pin cresent shape. Return to Pio- neer office and receive good reward. ‘wien it worked this off. —o— “Hurry and Worry are the team on the hearse,” philo- sophises Brother Greeley. Subscribe for the Pionecr. WANTED—For U. S. army able- ; FOR SALE. e S e S S S s B WANTED—To fill _your wants,|FOR SALE—Two cows. A. L. Coliard, 910 Minnesota Avye. POR SALE—A new milch cow. A snap. Inquire of Thome & Meyer. FOR SALE—Limited number of copies of the Pioneer’s souvenit edition. Pioneer office. FOR SALE --Household goods, call Monday and Tuesday, at residence of A. P. White Be- midji avenue and Sixth St. FOR SALE—Part cash and part exchange, first class saw mill property with contracts for sawing timber. Box 7 Med- y ford, Minn. FOR SALE—Good hind quart- ers of beefat 5 1-5 cents and good front quarters at 41-2 cents. Other meat at whole- sale prices. Any amount de- livered. Schaefer, City meat market, Sauk Rapids, Minn. FOR SALE—Eight horse power gasoline saw rig. Complete and in good running order. Will sell: cheap to responsible party on easy terms. T. W. Bell, at office of E. J. Swed- back. BUSINESS CHANCES. FOR EXCHANGE — Team of horses, harness, wagon and pair of sleighs for forty aeres of land close to the city. Call at this office. Proprietor of Golden Club pELTS NORTH] COUNTRY THE R SR On to Kelliher! e Hail to Hallowe’en! —0— Ski-U-Mah! Hu-Rah! Siged Big snow storm due Novem- ber 8. —0— Get ready to say, “Good morn ing Carrie.” —o— And still the traveling man ravels out his voice. —0— The Grand Rapids Magnet fails to draw a buyer.§ —0— Indian Summer is a cold and heartless maiden this year. —0— This is the night when the old folks don’t have a ghost of a show. —— Tonight the maid will learn her fate and the householder lose his gate. November 10, but the biggest game will be bagged two days eat lier. —_— enough to raise a fifteen pound rutabaga with a waist measure of thirty-two inches. —0— Moorhead has still got the best of Sodom and Gemorrah—it furnishes a prohibition candidate for the state of Washington. —— The big Fork Compass digs right into the heart of the sut- ject with an issue this week of three solid pages on state_drain- age. ; —0— The Border Budget calls the Koochiching Echo a quitter, a faker, a liar and a little yellow doggie. This is budget enough for one week. We'll get the Echo ‘next week. —o— “Charles Klein a homesteader of Hornet township is the father of eleven girls, most of them six years old,” says the Funkley Bugle. We fear that the Bugle % 28 2l 0000000006950000000000000000000000000000 A Cunningham farmer is smart |/ Err GBGLBEBEBBE Great Northern Saloons. Wholesale Wines and Liquors Agent for Famous EAnheuser_-Busch St. Louis Beer. The big game season opens [ J C. H. Miles 0000000000000000000000000000008002000000000 % The | . Buffett. Hotel and Resturaunt. BAR IN CONNECTION. Mealsat AllHours. ¢ Jeecceeeceeeeececeeceeeecy —FOR— ‘3 Look what E BARGAINS ¢j¥ 11 % o t[The Grill|: i § : o has t : - PICTORES:ei = ™ HAKKERUP » Up-to-Date Work 'z' E and {¥ Lake Superior Trout - Prices Reasonable. 4 Blue Points in Shell & Efll&l‘gil.lg,.Fra,ming i; Little Neck Clams E and Finishing v Rockaways in Shell & for Amatuers. [ ; E - % ' Get them while they last. E Hakkerup Studio 2 | Two Doors East of Clty: Drug Store,§ | 2333333333333333333333333€ cooooosooa oo o] Subscribe for the Pioneers N..P. SALOON W. F. LOWE, Prop. Wines, Liquors, Cigars Third Street Bomidyi, Minn.