Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, July 2, 1906, Page 2

Love's Young Dream. : I Too Rainy For a W g She was walting for him at the door s bl The Daily Pioneer| H l S & ‘When ‘your nerves are weak, when you § In Sutt : i 2 are easily tired, when you feel all run f§ | ; n Button a generation ago lived a | 4 a I1C down, then is the time you need a good When he returned home from business, | man named Marsh. He decided after PROFESSIONAL n’ ; strong tonic —Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. Your SR T AT OO and he clasped her In his arms. The |duc consideration to marry a young CARD am aln S 2 | 4 = g doctor will tell you why it has such power over weak nerves; why it makcs Official P Ci i honeymoon was over, and they had |lady in an adjoining town. The day e 8 LS % & the blood rich, and why it gives courage and strength. - Ask him if it is not cla apor: City of Bemidjl|been just three wecks In thelr new |was sot, preparations were made for Colic, Cholera & Diarrhea M just the medicine you need We havo 1o scorate! Wo publish . C. Avor Co., flat. Her deliclous dinners had not |the wedding and the guests were as- — ! { 4 Y £ 8 ormutas of a1l our medietnesl Lowall, arosi yet proved all that he had hoped for, bl hi ‘ Bemidji Ploneer Publishing Co. |}t \vns ‘good natured about it bo. |eag s oie, e, LAWYERS. Almost every family has need # | By A. KAISER, 3 nokappear, of a reliable remedy f; { | 7 cause thelr servant was little more | Another hour of walting, and still he D. H. FISK - 1 blE, rommecy-for coc o & |- Contracted Quartera. Read the Daily Pioneer. Entored I the postoffice at Bemidit, Minn., | L08R & girl. The bride was looking |tarrled. The young Iady’s father be- | Attorney and Counsellor at Law at some time during the t . i The sort of conversation In which _— a8 acan 0 EING T Abses after the cooking herself. came lmpatient. “I'm going to hunt Offics opposite Hotel Markham. yeor. | Mx:;'fi.\‘n Hackett nl”]ti‘u hnh:lgc;llwx: pe- A s rrrnrnnrrcococsrsrrrnnncosoomscccsn | “Ob, Dick,” she sald as she took his [him up,” he sald. A half hour's drive P ’3'. 'R,"" x " '51»: remedy is recommended | culiarly trying to her cousin, Mr. Lane. bat, coat and bundle of newspapers, | brought him to the Marsh home. 5 1S y dealers who have sold it for | “Martha's been here all the morning,” |3 POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS SUBSCRIPTION $5 PER VEAR “I've had such a delightful day! Flor- | “Where is Frank?” he demanded, Att.or.ney at Eaev!l many years and its value. said Mrs, Lane wearily at dinner one ence has been here, and she was de- “He went down cellar to pick over | sBrupJI, - e &' w e . - TIINN, night. “She tx\llf«l on and on about avend -~ Walker is “It"mda.y. lighted with our cozy corner, as she | some potatoes, seelng it's so rainy,” on . tm(:i\gs thn\tuflll«‘lnt mn(;lu:t ;o l‘\ull:l"(‘l(ll“l’i Contlidots ot SR . called it. Then we went out shopping | was the response. M Donald, C. A. Pitkin. and were all disconnected. endure = & _ Y . ] . T as well \x\s 1 could, but it does scem | Ihereby announce myself as a candidate| Anyway, the wet weather will mg';?su}:: fl(llezi'$hfi(;l°::xl(lles't‘blxt you }o'fi."‘" d;dly 0'17""]:“ hfl :o:hmml“g cDonald & Pit | Sometimes s if she wis wandering i | fF the republican nomination for tho oftics y ) e i : T o wegino . domanded, Lo, Irate LAWYERS | her miggn of sheriftof Reltrami county, tobo voted up- | [88S€N the danger of fires on the | can tell me all about it at dinner, - I'm | prospective father-in-law of the tardy | Bemidh, Minm. Offico: Swedback Block It has often saved life bef . s one thing” said M, |1 8t thoprimary olection to bo held Seot. 15, | Fourth, a little hungrier than usual tonight, |bridegroom. i t | sa e before Well, there’s one thing” sald M. | g ang shonld receive the nomination and : and—why, what's the matter?” “It rains so hard I thought you SURGEONS, medicine could have been sent for Lane grimly, “you needn’t ever WOIY | yqer tho olection will conduct the oftice In a —* “Dick,” she tremblingly sald, “I've"— | wouldn't have the wedding,” Marshre- [ T, A, Ward, M. D, or a physician summoned. :l:“\,'m vhorl‘g;\lm: n‘:} lflullll'\ls w l\‘vm 00 and business like manner. What Jupitor Pluvius seems to| “There, never mind, dear, if you have plled, “but I'll fix up and ride back l"h s.l’l d 0 SyaTies It only costs a quarter. Can 5 | e's wanderin, outh’s Companion. THURSTON. need most are the services of g | “Pent @ little more money than you | with you, seelng everybody's there.’— Disea ! ': ":;:"E Surgeon. you afford to risk so much for so = should have done. We'll make It up |Boston Herald. 808 -0 ye @ specialty. | § fide? BUY IT NOW. = ! plumber. somehow.” _— Glasses fitted. > e o RARe e e “But, Dick, I've let the girl out for Haeckel Visiting Darwin. Dr. Rowland Gi % ¢ the evening, and"— When the carriage drew up before 2 wian Gllmore Barker’s D fi What DO ! ou Need fOl' The_ Stillwater (_}m“e S&yS| «op, never mind the girl. We'll walt | Darwin’s house, with its ivy and Physician and Surgeon rug Store £ . 3 “It rained some this afternoon, | on ourselves, and I'll help you to wash |shadowy elms, the great sclentist step- |~ Offics: Milles Block ¥ a Remington Machine? Jaa wen it reined somemor.| b ies, Thrsnayx.’ | |, 0t ok of e saic o s sworr | " DR W ARNINGER Y “Bui , dear, I've been so busy | cover porch to meet me. He had a Gee.' Stop the press and make| pve forgotton tho dinner.” —London |tall and venerable appearance, with V,E:';::':::“:flff&“ over! Tit-Bits. the broad shoulders of an Atlas that |qy, ;i Whatever it is you can get it at the - ey bore a world of thought; a Jovelike | e ""D':::";‘:'”:" o iet Net'Vigann . 2 The Naszareth of To forchend as we see In Goethe, with-a D TRANSFER. Pi oneer 0 ffic e While we are talking about our| Nazareth, where Jasus spent his boy- lofty and broad vault dc’eply hlrr:)wed Wes Wright Fourth of July celebration, we | hood, calls to mind & picture of a hazy, | by the plow of intellectur] work. The 'y N don’t want to forget to ét ont half mystical village of the far east.|tender and friendly eyes were over- Dray and Transfer. ONE CENT A WORD. Ribbons > g The Palestine of today is a network | ghadowed by the gretit roof of the |ERORe 40. 404 Beltrami Ave our flags and bunting and deco- | of ratiroads and telegraph wires. Mod- | prominent brows. The gentle mouth T No Advertismaent Acoeptad Fer Less Paper rate our buildings properly. ern hotels with elevators and bell boyS | wag framed in a long silvery white [, om Smart an 18 Cents, q aow occupy snl(l:red plnceib uthhlstt:ryf. beard. The noble expression of the | prey ':"I\I""“fi‘g" | “‘1;";"““’. MIVIE- | Caih Must: Acioriany Al O OF & Oi Th afes stand where once the hosts of [ whole face, the easy and soft voice. 0e.No: 618 America Ave. Town Orders 3 e mayor of Crookston has|Israel fought, contending with char- i iati I the slow and careful pronunciation, DENTISTS. Erasers had toissue a mandate to prevent | iots and horsemen. The awkward ¢am- { the patural and simple tenor of his - rowdy young men from disturb-| en o Tonelanted by tho compart: | eonversation, took my heart by storm Dr. R. B. Foster, HELP WANTED., = A 3 g " - in the first hour that we talked to- : et attsascatatane e ae st e ing the Sabbath with their fire- | tho hospitable villager standing at the | gothor, Just s bis gront work had Dr. Phinney WANTED-For the U. S, Marine Anything crackers. Awful town, that '1°°’l“ of his humble flat roofed home. | yaien my intelligence by storm at the| SURGEON DENTISTS Corps; men between ages 21 Orookston! Tall, slanting roofed buildings predom- | grst reading. I seemed to have before | PHONE 124 MILES BLOCK and 35. An cpportunity to B inate, with fresh red tiles imported . ppo y to see that is g esh “red 't por me a venerable sage of ancient Greece, the world. For full informa- from France. In a prominent place on used about These attempts to drag the| the brow of a hill stands the English a Socrates or an Aristotle—Described DR. J. T. TUOMY tion apply in person or by let- by Haeckel. i lerto U.'S ine C . : < orphanage, which provides for the ed- SRl e ) Dentist er to U.'S. Marine Corps re- free silver issue of 1896 into the| yeation of the orphans of Palestine. e ¥ 3 cruiting office, cor. Beltrami a Y 2 o nake That Swallows Eggs. rst National Bank Build'g. Telephone No. 230 Lo state campaign are ridiculous. | English and Arabic are taught here as | mqhe hydraci yetl is a native of South |~~~ | and Second Aves., Bemidji, > Typewriter. | What has the dead and buried [ Wel! 88 housekeeping and necdlework. | Africa, ‘and, taken all -around, be 1s a ‘Dr. C. M. Smith, Minnesota. > A telegraph station, with an Armenian | wypjogity iy the reptile line: Unlike the DENTIST corpse of 16 to 1 got to do with operator in citizen's dress, keeps Naza- Office over E. H. Winter’s Store. WANTED—For U. S. army able- regulation snake, he has no teeth in his the issues confronting the state | retti In touch with the world. mouth, but has @ full set of grinders | T —— bodied, unmarried men be- < of Minnesota in 19067 T in his stomach. These dental wonders | V" ¥ fagwiech, Dresidont. tween ages of 21 and 85, citi- o A digicted the Barber, o the | 1O rom tho conter of each vertebra. o WL . ier, || - 208 th United de-awS. of o X 3 guis| 8¢ They pass through th s of I 2 ood character and tem Wall Paper Mouldings Is it any wonder editors who| northwest strolled into the barber shop stolzncl;l, and :;.Ieg enche c::::v:e; W‘i‘:fi e gabits, who can speak,Perr:": work have a tendency to grow | b the senate wing one day for a shave. | engmel, ' Hy-raci is the champion ege [ Lumbermens National Bank| and write English. For in- pessimistic when so much of the | Th¢_chairs were all occupied. The | gyeier, and the tecth in the stomach OF BEMIDJI. formation apply to Recruiti statesman, seeing this, started togoout, | yphear to he nature’s provision for g o Officer, Miles block, Bemidji, | stuff they turn out by the sweat| with the idea of returning a little later, h i Respectfull ioi £ of theiir_brows is calmly stolen | bt the bed barver of the tonsoria e e vt ol n sritont [respenttully’ Solicls Your Dubfness., Mimmemots. - g | 4 contents. When the egg lands in the FIRE INSURANCE o= | J. A. HOFF | |Boms s serion| S UL S0 G0 NS BRI v o SR oo TUIED, 57, g0 : L L @ pair of shears, and | tone: it that everything is all right, the ad- igh : - p; : <oy : “You'’ A 2 d tparty. Mrs.J. R. John- . . then in ‘You'’re the next; senator!” rig 0y 3 Reliable Painter ol m:’:fmg copied is credited | o portyestern s ator wheelea | 40751 ek, 10 the e b son, 711 Minnesota avenue. All Work G " about, assuming a sad smile, placed a | p oy yooy, | GIRL WANTED—_Good girl fo; r or] uaranteed. Shop Rear Swedback Blk —_— hand over his fast pulsating heart as atn 2 N O, Ni‘ cGhoe b S o o 'fi’ %“' A . though the throbbing there pained him State Flags. neral housework. Inquire The preachers have begun| o8 O head barber. e i q 605 Minnesota avenue. Most of our states have flags, some of them very peculiar ones. These are carried as the state colors of the mili- tla regiments. Our own is too familiar their annual crusade against the| “Be good enough not to remind me peek-a boo waist, and some of | Of that any oftener than you can help. them are jumiping on ihe short I understand fully that I am tabbed, . but permit me to enjoy what peace 1 need d iption. “The white stand- Qils Varnishes sleeves demanded by the styles| may until'the blow falls.” ::d of M‘,",Z‘;f,i’.,.‘,’:em» e ::en of this year, 1ln the meantime chAndl the occuplx:nts of the chairs|y the forefront of many battles. New the women inst lanch Ministers | Suckled under their soapy masks.—| yory displays a buff flag, a tate don’t have auy more influence e ¥ of blnzlng“yefl;;the arms and ‘motto than just ordinary folks when it IHio ORERON, of the Calverts. The heraldic design is comes to bucking dame fashion, u I > ou I g Census Comment é | ] edly mingles with the poultry and milk Transcript. . == cows as If he, too, were domesticated. » [ ] and an alarm of any kind will send cabin to ask for a glass of milk. As them rushing away together. e drank the refreshing beverage they Instead of being a stupid bird the | g4 disposed as to give Maryland’s flag, Martin County Herald: A | He is always fearful of men on horse- S0 Far Of. exchanged confidences. When in re- WANTED—At the Markbham hotel, a second cook and a = Siveuyl lImrrs OPEN DAY AND NIGHT E|WANTED:—Competent girl for ] general housework. 419 Minne- PN WY . cata awanna = T F e WANTED—Dishwasher at the Brinkman Hotel. q- 'Bfix'éis‘ B LIVEKY HACK IN COX. NECTION. Night Calls Promptly An- swered. FOR SALE. D bk i FOR SALE—Three cottages on Lake- Bemidji. Price $200. ¥ 2N Hasy terms. J. J. Opsahl.- FOR SALE—Magnificent moose head, mounted; will be sold cheap. . Inquire at this office, FOR SALE — Rubber stamps. The Pioneer will procure any. kind of a rubber stamp .for. you on short notice. s ostrich is one of the wisest and most | seey gt a distance, somewhat the sem- wary. About the dwelllngs ‘of white | y1a50e of a gorgeous crazy quilt, al- gettlers, who have néither the time though we suppose to the Marylanders i 1l disturbed by the ) special census was taken at Be- | Pack, but is not ut a “My sympathies,” says a writer in midji last weel. That city now | 2PProach of people on foot unless "“’ty the Boston Transcript, “were always has 5,191 citizens. are followed by dogs. 'These e great | gy, ap old lady who lived way down nor the inclination to disturb him, | 3 more suggestive of the pictur- ly fears. On the plains he often asso- |, 4o Maine woods. One day a sports- [1 H ” Thief River Falls Press: The a e lc padding of figures is still in vogue. Witness ~Miss Bemidji If you want good flour let us send you a sack of our he becomes so tame that he unconcern- | g5 yaness of a royal standard.—Boston ciates with the deer or the guanaco | g come to the door of her little as proof. The Snipe’s Bill, sponse to her inquiry he told her that : . 2 The bill of t::e "3’“,,“.2"&2’?31 V;‘n“"; he came from New York city she com- THE COMPORTABIE WAY: FOR RENT. i i : ) PE il e e A s : IR IRt Tmel eth e SO T Ripe Fruit: Peaches, Plums, Pineapples, Oranges an Greenbush Journal: A recent | & o Hiotiinnting itselr over the end | Diserated with u o v sivg vt T FOR RENT—During the Fourth * Bananas. census taken of the city of Be-| of the beak. This is the only instance S of July, pavilion on lake shore. No. 108.. Park Rapids Line. r (Connects with Orlental Liwited at Apply to-A. A. Carter, chair- - A Joyous Sight. A Sauk Centre, arrives Minneapolis at man Business Menr’s Club The master plumber had become rich 5:15p. m, St. Paul at5:45p. m.) committee on arrangements. E and was going abroad for his health. No. 3....Duluth Express.. On the voyage a school of whales was - S offt! - . : fons midji, shows the population of Just received a large shipment of Gotzian’s shoes. Lat- that place to be 5,191, a gain est styles. Prices right. since the 1905 census of 1,391. of this kind among birds and 1s a singular case of the care of nature in providing for her creatures. The snipe seeks for his prey in mud and water, where he cannot see, and it is believed P " Verndale Sun: According to : ises him of th : S MISCELLANEOUS. - Try our Monogram and University Coffee. the tr?iport of 8 commibte: a- et dhe nerve advBebimocate e lantes, ina the plumber s soom'fo o = o pointed to count noses abt Be-| uo information. “Why is he so happy? asked a cu- 0:788: 3250 loss S = TEA: Green tea per pound, 2I¢ midji that Tittle city now has a s’ pameriger, ® Theslaga Ao Shvisdayn SO0 . [ H it i Femini Distinctie o ot 't help it” hispered the No 107...Park Rapids Live...7:5 ), D, ursdays Fancy dairy butter, 10¢, 17¢ and 20¢ per pound. J] |Populationofover1,000since the| | eminine B e, | e o D o oyt 1y [ Dok Rontde Eive. 180 | B0 P olm. Lilitary 1. hois: - : " . e nate than be the wife of a coal presi- burst water pipe to be repaired by FULL INFORMATION FROM Ment Strietly fresh Eggs a specialty at our store. . st o Bim't s o0 atea—Lonton 1oc || E E CHAMBERLAIN. Agt. || BB Baye Torarnre: Mrs Brainerd Arena: Bemidji has| “gyen it the coal president had more graph. 5 Bemidji, Minn. ol i 2 a population of 5,191 by 'a recent | money?” 2 z | W P Y § Webster @ Cooley : Wall Paper & Paint Store One door south of old P. O. l building. Telephone No. 283, haie g b B A 2 5 2 J “Yes. 'You see, sugar Is more refined complete census. This is a gain than coal.”—Baltimore American. H of 1,391 since the state census of Remember for good goods trade at the old Reliable Store. 1908 and ‘shoms that our sister SCHROEDER & SCHWANDT, up to the river is prosperous. 314 Minnesota Avenue. Phone 65 Bemidji, Minn. Cass Lake Voice: Bemidji has just completed the taking of a census and the returns show Squelched Again. “Mrs. Peck, I have stood your bully- = ragging just as long as I propose to do Enjoyed It 80. I shall proceed to give you a “Look at that Boston girl nlt‘ the pho- | piace of my mind.” . £ ; nograph. She is actually smiling.” “A plece of your mind, Henry Peck? M m & l t t I “Yes, she is listening to Professor | A piece of your mind! Talk about ‘two mneso n eflla, lona Beacon’s delightful dissertation on the | pites of a cherry!’ ”—Chicago News. In Connection with the ‘Fungous Disenses That Attack the e r Larvae of the Brown Tail Moth.’”— e Bl At “Northem_ Pacl ic.. T = Cleveland Plain”Dealer. Playwright (to friend)—I'm going to | provides the best train passenger n?‘UR v i the theater tonight. lt‘rl;‘nd;ltthn:u‘ftl’n aBelrflfi b;tween BN&r"ilglome, Fv'%"‘i't? RAYS lm 3 ‘Wisdom. you never went to see the first night’s ackduc] emidji, alker A 2 » . ‘Wisdom never opens hen; doorsmta performance of your plays. Play- md&nmgg‘eflénml vginfiso ‘::d B[gl?::i WORTH A DOLLAR the ho a ot willing to pay tue 1, . | apolis, . Pau argy ul 3 ose who are n g to p: wright—I'm not going to see the play. | &P 'lpoints o e andSaath: ~+ A DROP - that the city has a population of price ‘of admission. There are no bar- | y np golng to see how many people are and al 15 Through coaches between Northome SOLD BY ALL GROCERS gains at her counters, no short cuts 0| ¢here, aod t.\fe s T 'No ehange 5,191, Our sister city is to be congratulated upon her substan- tial increase in population. - i Itasca County Independent: The city of Bemidji has just com- | her goal. “Pay the price or leave the of oars. Ample time at Brainerc pleted a census and finds its| goods” is her motto.—Success Magn- His Tender Way. for dinner. population to be 5,191 souls, The | zine. “Shall I sing ‘Because I Love You?'” TIME OARD 0 N E A s l P A Y M E N T s Pioneer of that place says that a ¢ SRR “:{tedtnt‘h“. |Dnrley as she seated - her- Effective June den oo, s s N ‘ani ctlon. self at the piano. s s STATIONS Dailyex. directory is soon to be issued Bobby—Mother, can I go out and | *wNo» reptied Mr. Darley, who is a n.usu g ly ex + Sunds; setting .fort'h the names, L€, SeX. | 111y with the Jones boy? Mother—No;: 208 0. Ly...... T3 occupation etc., of all the inhabi- | pe doesn't go to church! Bobby—Well,: e tants of fl"_t place. Commend-| ean I go ont and punch him in the nose A Mila Epithet, For the man or woman of moderate means able enterprise that. for not golng to church?—Boston Post. | In Sweden they call a plumber “rat- |3 tensledingsentreprenor.” In this coun- brute; “if you love me, dou’t sing.” y we are offering lots in the third addition Stillwafier_(}azatte- It looks| . Blessed aze tho missionarie of cheer- | try” we have, heard plumbers' caled | % , Sea s on easy mgnth]y payments. A AR tho new Censtn: takdralaat fulness.—Child. S worse names than that—Toledo ?lnde. T ST e 3 ‘ i ice i on by the council of Bemidji had A Little Different. i i I She (cuttingly)—There is no doubt R The lots are nicely located and the price is Sinde: goo, - Thsy cmmj they | He—So your father asked you what ‘Whistler Saved Him, ~= Dullhesd Lake Branch | gbout it— marriage does improve a - within the reach of all. you saw in me to admire? She—Oh, | A certain famous English poet whose . m. - D0 806 | manvg politeness. He (surprised)—How * discovered 1391 people over the £ 4 no; he asked me what I Imagiaed I | name the reader must be left to fill in - s0? She (blandly)—Well, you freguent- n: o i o x = L lon z - ing some for one year. They for. o ail i B | b g i for dancing a fandango upon 8 ttle 2 5 claim it is' not & boom but 8| g yon bolleve in. fhe bad luck of | Bats Of other members. James Mac. |4 ‘dsoka o s e i e healthy growth, which will soon | ¢hirteen?’ Nelll Whistler, however, interposed and put them in the 10,000 class. “Do 17 .1 was retused by twelve | 58ved him with his eloquence. O girls, and ‘he thirteenth took me.”— Stray Stories. = For further particulars write or call Bemidji Townsite and Im- J. W. Jobnson, a prominent : proveme,nt Compan}’- business man of Cass Lake, w: A. SIMONS, Agent. Swedback Block Bemidji. lover from. that place