Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, November 29, 1904, Page 4

BUSY MEET - OF COUNCIL Gty Dads Last Night Trans- act Much Business Im- portant to City. PURCHASE OF WATER. HOSE SUBJECT OF DISCUSSION. New Fire Alarm System is Con- sidered—Other Matter is Discussed. : Although nothing was done re- garding - the purchase of .the right of way: for the new Red Lake railway, the council meet- ing last night was one of the most imporbant held for some time past and various matters of utmost importance of the city were brought up for discussion. The minutes of previous meet- ing were read and accepted after which the counecil accepted the appointment of J. M. Sines as deputy scavenger. Mr. Sines will act until Jan, 1, when the term of the present officer, H. J. Smith, expires. The bid of W. S. Nott to fur- nish 1000 feet of additional fire hose for the city was discussed at length. The bid was received upon solicitation and was read by the recorder. While admitting the urgent need of the hose, some of the members of the body felt that it would be wise to in- vite competition before purchas- ing the hose, as previous ex- perience had led them to believe that the hose proposition was of utmost importance to the city and that an effort should be made to secure the best possible grade at the least money. No action was taken inthe matter but it is probable that at the next regular meetthg of the council the purchase will be made. Mayor Ludington brought up the fire alarm matter and said he had received many letters fiom firms handling fire alarm sys- tems. Little comment was eli- cited from the members of the council, however, but the general sentiment expressed seemed to to indicaté that they were of the opinion that a system was neces- sary and it is possible that action will be made to provide one ‘in the near the future. The sub- ject will again be brought up at the next meebmg of the council. WOULD TAKE BOY TO DULUTH Sisters of St. Benedict Want Moran Boy to Attend ‘School in That City. Mother Scholastica of S, Mary’s hospital of Duluth was in the city yesterday on a yisit to the local institution of the Sister’s hospital association, St. Anthony’s hospital. ' While at PRINCESS Grocery Co. Lettuce Spinach Young Radishes Onions Celery Extra Select Oysters Turkeys Turkeys Turkeys order one now We also have a fresh supply of Ringrose Bulk Dill Pickles Sweet and Sour Mediums Choice stock are these, and guaranteed to be: appetizers. Princess Grocery Co M. E. CARSON, Mgr ~ Phone 28:2 .cannot be cured by the use of 0Odds and Ends of our BocENoOW:. &5 i ey Shirfs worth $1.50. Now worth from $1.25 t0'$1.50, all choice patterns. discount of 20 per cent. size. size, worth $2.00 to $4.00. Men’s Shoes. Our $3.50 and $3.75 shoe stock clos- oubab.............52.89 @@@fii#-@@@@@@@@@fi@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@‘@@@@@@@@@ @@@@@fi@@@@ LR R R -] Lined Underware: former price One Lot Men’s all-wool Working One lot Ladies’ Wrappers, former price from $1.25 to $1.50 This sale only One lot Ladies’ Black Fleece Lined Petticoats Our entire line of Outing Flannel, worth 12cts % As long as theylast......... 9 cts One lot All Wool Buffalo Flannel, sells every where at 45 cents, going at............. ... ...37 cts Entire lot of Ladies’Silk Waists, mostly black at a Come early and secure right SHOE DEPT Are the bargams of the greatest_ importance. Kid, Enamel Box Calf; Velour Calf; all the styles in every Men'’s: Fleece NOW......ivvevnns e .98 €LS - There are fine Vici Our Stock of Ladies $2.00 Shoes closing out at only . $1.69 Per Pair sale. g One Lot of Children’s Coats. ~ BEMIDJI, it has won for placmg on the market some of the best bar- gains known to the people of Bemidji, this will without question be THE BANNER SALE in our business career. Bazaar Store 'MINNESOTA. CLOAKS and SUITS e your steps this way we can save you many doilars dunng the These ofienngs speak for themselves. =~ .. ° Z Worth to $3:00. now. Another Lot ef Childrens Coats, prices to $8.00. During Sale . Our Entire Line of Ladies 27 1n. coats, prices va.rymg fmm $12.50 £015.00. -~ During this Sale.... . SEss R R 9.75 " (L] Following are everything. - der only 2 1b. ean peas $l 89 4.69 “Rice ];er Ib Oat Meal per “THE BAZAAR” eeeee@@eeee@ee@eee@e%@eee@ee@eee@eeeee@eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee@eseee@e@@ 1 1b. cantbaking pow- 3 1b. can tomatoes 2 1b. can corn 3 1b. can pnmpkin 10 Sal soda per 1b. If You Will Call . ...CORSE 9 Havmg reeently purchased the entxre mterest of F. G. %er s CORSE,TS, Pt at our store you will find that we are S A Wese]l?he Ifoyal Worcester Corset in Headquarters: for all Troppman in the Bazaar ' Store, it becomes necessary to | ‘hezew dip hip and double hose sup- porters. Pr;ees bosu}b the cusmme}'. FANCY AXD EMBROINERY WoRK.” | ' greatly reduee our mammoth stock of Merchandise between i e One Lot Ladies Okt Gloves sna i | now and the first of the year, and in order to do- sowe mtend Eeaan N ks tens, prices ranging from 50c to ¥ ° 27 inch Satin and Taffeta in all the Te. While they last.. .........300ts | giving the buyers some rare bargams. We reserve nothmg, 2w shudes vogular, $1.15 2 % : WLl (4 Lot Two, Ladies Knit Gloves and Mit- | gyerything go‘es at greatly reduced prlees. While the Bazaar | T peces 5 mes Dok Toto tens, regular 85¢ goods. - During sells for $1.75. will be on_sale this saleonly................9 &ts | Store has always enloyed and justly deserved the reputatlon e s e $1.35 Our entire line of Dress Goods will have a special ‘price ticket during the ‘sale. ~One lot of Ladies” Fleece Lined Ribbed Top, sale price will be Only 5 GROCERIES... a few of our sale prices. We * Pearline - .04 .10 9 o'clock w. Tea .04 .10 | Soda per. Ib. .05 10| Starchperlb. .05 .10 We Make - _Regular Trips - :g? ~ To Nymore s Dally Phone 42 The Sale Commences Thursday Mormng, December Ist 1904. Hose --19 cts only have room to: mention a few but the sale is on CHBBGDLVOOBBDO S " ##@fi@?fii&##@@@fi% ifi#-fié.fi%fifi-fi?%##-fi#‘#&#&i##@##@ the hospital she stopped at the bedside of John Moran, the young boy who was injured last summer in a dray accident and who has sustained several ampu- tations as the result of the acei- dent, and. expressed the desire to take the boy' to Duluth "with her that he might receive an education at the Catholic institu- tion in thay city. The mother of the injured boy was sought but refused her consentto such a measure, stating that she would not allow his removal until he had spent a few weeks in the city with her. She said, however, that she would allow him to be taken away in the near future. The boy is now entirely recov- ered and will son be in a_condi- tion to wear an artificial limb which the subscription list now being circulated in the city is in- tended to purchase. The city council have consented to pay all doctor billsincurred during his confinement and the county will pay the hospital fees, State of Ohio, City of Toledo, Lucas County.—ss. Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is senior parfner of the firm of F'. J. Cheney & Co., doing business in the city of Toledo county and state aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of | One Hundred Dollars for each and every case of catarrh that Hall’s Catarrh Cure. —Frank.J. Cheney. Sworn to before me and ‘sub- scribed in my presence, this 6th day of December, A. D. 1886. A. W. Gleason, [Seal.] Notary Public. Hall’s Catarrh cureis taken in- ternally, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system: Send for testimonials free, —F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Onio. Sold by all drugg}sts, 75¢. Take Hall’s Tamily Pills for constipation. TOO LATE TO . CLASSIFY AN AN AN A A A AN AANAAAAAAANANA WANTED — Girl .at Brinkman Hotel at once. WANTED—First class cook (lady)and assistant (man) want work in lumber camp stating number-of men employed, and ‘wages paid'to cook and cookee. Address D. Sutherland, Cart wright, Manitoba. = Advertise in the |1zations as the musical director fbhe jail and as a result of his long | MUSICIAN FrankJ Flood, Piano Player Being Examined Today By Judge Clark. THINKS - HE. RECEIVED ELEC- TRICITY AND RAT POISON. Says Prayers at Jail Where He -Was Sent Ten Days Ago For Vagrancy. Frank J. Flood, who was sen- tenced ‘to a term of ten days at the county jail by Judge Pender- gast is'now being tmed in pro- bate®ourt this afternoon before Judge Clark for insanity. The examination is not yet completed and it can not be said at this time what disposition will be made of the insane man. The man says that he is a8 pro- fessional musician and received |- his mausical education in Ireland, where he was born. He claims to-have spent considerable time, with traveling dramatic organ- but of late'has made pumo tun- g his profession. He refuses to eat auyhhl g at abstinence from food is very weak. During his confinement! he has aroused the suspicions of theauthorities as to the state® of! bis mind by coitinually repeat! ing prayers and has not even-de- sisted frem his pious eXcerises during the nights. In the ex- amination this afternoon he ex not sleep. He said that at the time he was first arrested: in Bemidjihe was talen to the city jail, © 7,000. volts of electmclby and gives this as a reason for his peculiar ‘actions at the county jail.” He claims to have beel robbed of a large sum o at Cass Lake which IS INSANE | will not reach a ‘decision in the matter today. x McDonald Mahes Demal E. E. McDonald, who returned yesterday from Shotley, where he spent the hunting season, denies the story circulated by his friends to the effect that 'he had killed a moose and absolutely refuses to “divy up” to the num- erous applicants who' ask for a small portion of the animal. Since his arrival in the city hunderds of ladies and gentlemen have visited him and upon the visit ‘of each he was .requested to allow. them to see the great monarch of the forest which he had slain.” Card Party Successful,_ The card party. and supper given by the local lodge of Sa- maritans at the Masonie hall was very well attended, about seventy-five being present. The/| supper as prepared by the ladies of the lodge was voted excellent and netted the organization aneat sum. The evening was spent in playing cinch. Mrs. A, W. Dana- her won the first-ladies’ prize, Levi Price the first gentleman’s prize, and Mrs. W. R. Morrison and E. J. Willits captured the booby prizes. There i 1s no lever. so powerful as plain.and simple facts—Mark’s Lung Ba,lsam will cure your | cough. One dose of Ayer s Cherry Pectoral at bedtime prevents night coughs of children. No croy; Nobronchitis. A where he was treated to'f§ 10 000 doses of rat poison and he| ‘f ss_:geeefisfleseeeeseeeseeeaeeeaees&e&saésee& 8 é?s;e L1 Write for our Overcoat Fash- ion Book. ~m | Mail Orders | promptly filled Money Always Chéeerfully Refunded Black Kersey: andFancy Weave Overcoats man Moutognaes tailored thxoughout hand felted collars - \VAI;UES $22 $10 St. George Kerseys UNARPROAGHED ;- Heavy Oxford, Brown and Fancy Scotch Mixed Overcoate Llamas, Venetians and $l5 Triple Milled Carr Melton Overcoats; Bea.'uhful English Phnds strong-wearing 30 ounce woreteds and Genuine Ger- Patent Beayer Overcoats, hand Bonnocburn,Tweed Overeba fa.ncy mixturesand Ger- 5 man Imported Beaver: In. 48, 50 and 52 mch lengths i aias »33333332333332333333 ’ \ i | | | | |