Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, August 27, 1906, Page 2

Good blood, good health; bad ] blood, bad he’nlm; there you have g more than any other P‘ndmm it. Why not help nature just a FUBLISHED EVERY. AFFERNOOK, seeking the same position. GOOd BIOOd little and change the bad to the - good? Bad blood to goad blood ; poor blood to rich blood! Ask your doctor how this applies to Ayer's Sarsaparilla, and how it applies to you! Could Officlal P]per Cily of Be!l“]l anything be more fair? Pof Legislative Candidate. In announcing myself as a candidate for ‘the leglslature from the sixty-frst district, 8enor O'Farrill Retains Cuban Ports | comprising the countfes of Beltramd, Clear = . folio of State. water and Red Lake, T desire to assure the o bl Jagied binet | YOters of the district that T am in hearty ac- D. H. FISK 8, Aug. 27—The cabinet | corgance with the forward movement and | Attorney and Counsellor at Law Entored in the postoffice at Bemidst. Minn., | OFI818, it is officially announced, has |gtep for the dratnage ot thisnorthern country Office opposite Hotel Markham. a4 NACoR® clies TaNeES been satisfactorily arranged. Senor | and the betterment of its roads which means O'Farrill, the acting minister of the | we will encourage Immigration and snoours P. J. Russell fnterior and secretary of 'state and | agelegislation in that direction, Attorney at Law SUBSCRIPTION 856 PER YEAR | justice, has consented to retain his [ There are propositions other than thes to BBAIDJL, - - - - - [N, ; own position (secretary of atate and | taken up, and T will, it nominated and Justice), withdrawing only from the |©!ected. domy best tor all things pertaining | B. B. NicDonald, €. A. Prds. interlor department. Senor Font "fix:fl::;‘:m:lzm padesyoriofoliow tie McDonald & Pltkln Sterling and General Montalvo will | "1 ijiove that dralnage and good roads ave LAWYERS co|ntlinue, ad interim, lm charge alGZhe the paramount issues, and what is needed | Bemidy, Mima. Ofics: Swedback Block ministry of the interior. When n- | for the betterment of our district. SURGEONS, eral Ruis Rivera, Cuban minister to | Iseek thenomination at the request of a EMVSICIANS AND Central and South American coun- |number of interests. and will maintain an in- W tries, who has been called to return |dependent stand, seconded only as the best L. A. ard, M. D,, CABINET CRISIS ARRANGED. Bemidji Pioncer Publishing Co. By A. KAlSBl.‘ Daily Excursions Eastward Low rates to Detroit, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Toronto and points on the picturesque St. Lawrence River. Three first-class trains daily to Chicago via the Bur- Every true poet has a touch of madness in him, according to Plato. But every ‘man with a touch of madness is not a trve Ppoet. e interests of the state may demand. I have Physiciun and Surgeon. lington’s-upool” “Mississippi River ~Scenic Line.” Wanted: . More tips by the | no el Ooba, Teachion mIcLy irass boen an independent worker In my | Dissses of the Eye s specislty. s Electric Fans struggling young men trying vo | department. will still be independent, I will always seek | ——————————————— % . make a fortune, and less by the| JOIN INSURGENT FORCES. ;‘;e"::::’r‘;‘:::‘:‘:::‘:’?:'g;‘r‘;"“ Aldithe Dr. Rowland Gilmore Barker’s Drug Store Electl‘lc nghts millionaires and “millionaires’ e S the MR A0 m}o, gpiiedon e Physician and Surgeon _— widows with fortunes 'to give Number of Prominent Cubans Take district as & body politic. Office: illes Block Ghlcago lelted . |awes. Leaves Minneapolis 7: m.; leaves St. TR A CYnca.go 9:00a.m. One of the fiercest issues this - the Field. With the above brief outline of my political w : Havana, Aug. 27.—A dispatch from | Intentions, I respecttully solicit your aid and DR ARNING'ER 3 Remedios, province of Santa -Clara, | 39pPort at the polls on the 18th of September. V_I_BTBRINARV SURGEON = announces that another insurgent e dd O Third St. .:.lwlou block :.‘; :’::’Nn'l Bank band commanded by Colonel Sever- For County Auditor. =2 Paul 8:40 p. m; arrives I-ullxm(ornmclcin 10 rates and fall is going to be who is entitled | iano Garcia and Captain Cepeda, who | Ihereby announce myself a candidate for DRAY. AND TRANSFER. service will be furnished by formerly was a captain of the rural |the republican nomination for Auditor of to the credit for the reduction of guards, had taken the fleld agalnst. the | Reltzam county. subject to the declsion of Wes Wright, Bl F. M RUGG, Northwestern Passenger Agt. grain rates by the railroads. ONE CENT A WORD. ! for the republican nomination for the office Dray and baggage. Safe and Plano moving. _ | operated against the Spaniards during 2 72| Cash Must Accompeny All Out Atlasta man has been found | the war for independence, had started | o oo s oers o counts. tobe voted up- | Phone No. 58 | _g18 America Ave, ust ] o1 willing to accept that $2,600 post- | to Join the insurgent forces with a | 1905 and should I recetve the nomination and government forces. the voters at, the primary election. Septem- Dray and Transter. ! BU[“”O Dfl ‘ Germania Life Bullding, St. Paul, Minn. And the man who can solye the| The dispatch added that” Quentin ["F'®!®% __Jawes L.Gronar. 404 Beltrami Ave = | puzzle is a dandy. Bravo, the famous leader of the Buena Candidate for Sheriff. > No Advertiseinent For ‘ H[]UT J i Rt Vista and Remedios patriots which | Ihereby announce myself as a candidate Than 15 Cents. | ihset Accested Lons Town Orders DBENTISTS. % band of forty men. He was last heard |later the election will conduct the office in a - office job at St. Cloud. Hisname| yon petween Remedios and Calbar- | anod and business ko mamner. - Dr. R. B. Foster. HECRIWANIED: is C. D. Grinols, and he says he| fen, about five and a half miles from M. E. THURSTON. Dr. Phi 2 WANTED—For th th'e““fi_wms Marine would just as soon draw the[Remedios. = e Co Adtarner i UngO%gNTISTS Corps; men between ages 21 3. 1 a o ~S 9 Pack Your Trunk money a5 not, even it several| WILL WED MULTEMILLIONAIRE| Lhemtsmmmmcemmult s omiidye wr| SURGEON DENTISTS | 1355 47 opporsunity o sse others apparently have thought county attorney of Beltrami counts, Minn, at 2 the world. For full informa- it tainted New York Woman ‘Secures South Da- | yhe primaries, Septembor 15th, 1906, If mom. DR. J. T. TUOMY tion apply in person or by let- And Go East kota Divorce. inated and elected I pledge myself to perform & ler to U. S. Marine Cor re- — New York, Aug. 27.—Mrs. Anna M. "';]d;'“ifof'h;‘;fl“':""'wl"e“"fm' ability Dentist cruiting office, cor. Bellfrnml ., 3 with justice and impartialety. £ That's & good start toward a pleasant and It has just become apparent ::"::,,':,,,,w'g" 1;v 57 g“:;:l‘lll i R Jom F. GinBONs. First National Bank Bulldg. Telephone No.230( and Second Aves., Bemidj, profitable Summer Vacation. In purchasing why Duluth newspaper writers’ o Willlim Rhine: lander Stewart of New York Friday, Candidate for Clerk of Court. Minnesota. according to report will marry James| Ibereby announce myselt as a candidate o Henry Smith, the richest bachelor in | 0" the Republican nomination for clerk of Office evet B. H. Winter's Sters. WANTED—For U. S. army able- —— e your tciket tell the agent that it Must read have been so silent about the over the delights of Duluth weather for bodied, unmarried men be- New Yorl's smart set, known' as|JIStrict court tobe voted upon at the primary e & the last week or two. ' They have| .gjenes Sm election September 18, 1906. Should I re- tween ages of 21 and 35, citi- ith. TIME TABLE 3 Chicago, Milwaukee & St. beon having a touch of winter up| _ Smith's Lortune as been estimated S e aton aud Iater Uie clection, T oo c‘ifng;‘rwgn - St':mn:: . there that would make the teeth| at from 000,000 to - $100,000,000. | ness like manner, : Rallway Soon after the death of the late Will- CrARLES F. SCHROEDER. MINNEAPOLIS, RED LAKE & habits, who can speak, read of old Boreas, himself, chatter. iam C. Whitney he bought the mag: i o Tresoi: MANITOBA RY. CO. and write English. For in- nificent manslon at-Fitth avenue and | T horoby smaownee st as o candidato e e formation apply to Recruiting Sixty-seventh street with all of its| for the republican nomination for Treasurer Officer, Miles block, Bemidji., furnishings. After Mr. Smith became | of Beltrami county, to be voted on at the| TQ "REDBY ~AND RETURN. | . Minnesota. master of the Whitney mansion Mrs; | primary election to be held, Sept. 18, 1906. Stewart helped him manage many [Should L recelve the nomination and later In effect, August 20, 1906. wANTED_Brigm young man to do work around a printing dinners and dances with® which he| the election as county treasurer, will, as In |+ - e business-like maner. G.H.Frexcn |A m|L¥ Nebiah . 5535 office and to learn the trade in 30 between the Twin [Cities and Chicago. Five handsome daily trains including the Pioneer Limited and the Fast Mail. Direct connections £ i at St. Paul Union Depot with all trains from why an excessive tariff should be the North and West. Sleeping car berths maintained on certain trust- higher, wider and longer than the berths in made goods simply to bloat al- other sleepers and therefore cooler and more ready overly-fatted trusts? This Does anybody know any reason entertained society. the past, conduct the office in a good and | Ly P RECEPTION TO W. J. BRYAN. Candidate for Auditor. - |- - allits branches. Must be over ; S . | Inereby snnounce myself as a candidate| Sunday—During August and September, | SiXUeen years of ageand willing Anti-Trust League Intends to Control | for the Republican nomination for county Excursion train. to work. Small pay on the Arrangements, auditor.of Beltrami county sublect to the de- | 1= 5oriai—o:66 3 m. | Lv Redby_530p.m.| Starts cislon of the Yoters at the primary electioj = s New York, Aug. 27—Harry W. H % comfortable for Summer travel. isn’t protection of infant in- Let us know where you are going and full TS " information as to rates, routes, connections, d“St"es.’ ils B!m’?ly fost?rmg etc. will be cheerfully furnished by return mail monopolies. This is the issue raised by those favoring tariff| September 18th, 1906. Should I receive the SCHEDULE WANTED: Waitress at Cit W. B. DIXON _ revision. zmker. Yhu ul:as had an active part | nomination and later the election as counts ECHEDULE Restaurant. y arrangin; e receptios be gi ditor, I shall endeavor, as in thé . to NORTHWESTERN PASSENGER AGENT — ging 'ption to be given | auditor, I shall endeavor, as in thé past, SEASON OF 1906. to W. J. Bryan by the Commercial |discharge the duties of the ofice faithtully Travelers’ Anti-Trust league on Aug,|and in a business llke tnanner. - * STEAMER MICHAEL KELLY FOR SALE. ot baren Seaoae 30, has given out a statement to the Ao W rtad W Tn effect August 22, FOR SALE—Magnificent moose ffect that politiclans headed by Alex- Candidate for Register of Deeds. head, mounted;- will - be sold ander Troup of Connecticut and Nor-| Ihereby announce myself as'a candidate | ‘MONDAYS—Leave Redby at10 o'clock am. heap.: Inguire. at this office, man E. Mack of Buffalo are trying to | for the Republican nomination for .the office {;’:‘ng cy. Cross Lake School and Shotiey| cheap. quire control th of register of deeds to be voted upon at the| TU YS—Leave Shotley Brook at 7 Y5 l::g“e fhind c:,'fl;z;"::z :::intgl:;e:.l:: primaries to bo held September 18, 1905, ‘T am | 'elock o. m o5 Seoties. Postomos. Gross| FOR SALE Remington type- ake School, Bnhle River, then to Redby— Vi for the reception even if it has to tel | "3mIlar with record work, havinghad a thor- | “eopping 8¢ Blackduok wiion hecessary.” writer. Latest improved ma- Crookst: li s avan po. ice force never the politte, J ough training In that line and if elected will | WEDNESDA YS—Leave Redby st 100clock | chine with tabulator, and first & knows the difference. Some | the politicians to retire. . | conduct the office in a caretul and business | & m. for Agency. Leave Agenc 30 p. m. 1 iter desk. Neith ief is goi “Mr. Bryan accepted the invitation | like manner. Soliciting your support. - | foxEedby. class typewriter desk. Neither 2 bold thief is going to steal the| from ‘the Commercial Travelers’ Antl- Pt & on'll“lyElURSDAYS—Rnns on Speclal Orders| used: but little and both in first city hall down in that village| Trust league,” said Mr. Walker, “and| Familiarly known s “Radds’ Bidden; - | FEIDAYS LeaveReduyatio oclockam. class condition. Call at Pio- [ | [ X S 365 Robert Street, St. Paul In Crookston, when burglars s want to do a little -safe-cracking’ stunt, they steal the safe and takeit to a convenient location before ‘blowing’’-it, and the some day, if they don’t watch| We think that he will appear there as e rsency, then to Shotley Brook. Leave | peer office. Shnfley Bmk at 3:( 00 pim. for Shotly POSI,‘ % tal 7 - Candidate for Sheriff. * ice then to out, police headquarters and all, | *#t®d _— 1 hereby annourice myselfas a Republican SATUBDAYS—Lenve Redby at 10 o'clock BRIEF BITS OF NEWS, candidate for the nomination for sheriff of | &, M for Battle River, Cross Lake School, LOST and FOUND Stopping at Blackduck ~ when —_— Beltrami: county, to be voted upon at the A A A NP PNPP N Captain Nathan Appleton, the well | primary election to be held September 18, SUNDflh—Excubfielon tripon lake during| PO U N-D — Str g of beads, August and Septem! known author and traveler, is dead at 1906, It 1 receive. the nomination and later W.G. MARSON. Gen'l Mgr.| Owner can have same by pay- Boston. the election, will conduct the office as in the Mexico has decided to prohibit the |P™" ‘in a good and business like manner ing all charges. € | Thanki u for past fi and for' any importatfon of arms and ammunition | favors. wbieh e son LOST—On street of Bemidji long favors which you may show at this time, into the state of Somora to prevent [yourssincerely. THOS. BAILEY, bill book containing a sum of the hostile Indians in' that state from i money, and a draft and notes, The républican state campaign opens tonight in Kenyon, Good- hue county, when Candidate Cole will deliver his long-advertised opening speech. Kenyon was decided upon after long study If you want good flour let us send you a sack of our “Majestic” and several changes of plans, procuring supplies: = :mmm for. Clerk of dc;,:m. > m | 3 W i l«"nn'lm“1 return to this office for % . . " 8, RN A R ereby announce my candidacy for | rewar: Ripe Fruit: Peaches, Plums, Pineapples, Oranges and At first it was to be delivered at MARKET. QUOTATIONS. republican nomination for Clerk of Court at Bananas. Walker, then Cass Lake was e S A e e | e L g [EOSTE bRy, 29, J 1 sh;i f Go ’s sh Lat- decided npon, herthe talk was]. 'y a:ollr;"ea":"g Wh‘:; s Wheat_.| Sfice for the interest of the-county: alwass "EAST BOUND. ::1‘]1'1!:?;;3:3) l;,z'l'yml‘l'!h' £l i i i ; - , nneapolis, . Au — — | prompt In attending tomy offictal duties, and = Lo T e ust received a large shipment o .tzmns 0es. Mankato, and now Kenyon is| gept, 71234¢c; Dec., 73%@73%¢; My, | e arant bl D LT e (x:;: nm.;? ERiD s Line 110 o . tion to Sentinel office, No. 75, est styles. Prices right. - chosen as a concession to the| 77%c. On track—No. 1 hard, 78c; |atthe primary election and re-election. my’ sm, Gontre, arrives Minneapolls at A. B. Allen, good old republican county of No. 1 Northern, 77c;. No. 2. Northern, | efforts will be as in the past:. Trusting that St. Paul at5:45p. m2)" P et T S e 76¢c; No. 3 Northern, 73@73%c. you may favor me with your support,I am. —‘——_ LOST—On streets of Bemidji Try our Monogram and University Coffee. Very Sincerely Yours, i BROn bill book containing sum of TEA: Green tea per pound, 21c Fancy dairy butter, 10e, 17¢ and 20c¢ per pound. Strictly fresh Eggs a specialty at our store. Goodhue. % e - 3 Duluth Wheat and Flax. R M it Duluth, Aug. 25.—Wheat—To arrive| Cendidate for County Superintendent of : money and securities. Finder Thestatedrainage league which and on track—No. 1 Northern, 78c; Sehosles b5 ekt please keep money and return : ST 4 \dacy tor ; it i was organized on 4 business basis [ No. 2 Northern, 76%e; Dec, 73%c; | ooy, ;‘L‘:fl,‘fgo"f‘;oi‘::“n;‘;’sumr‘lzf 'm g securities to this office. this . summer is an i mportant| May, 78c. Flax—To arrive and on|iendent of schools to be voted upon at the No 107...Park Rapids Lile...7:55p m FOR RENT. factor in the settlement of this track, $1.14%; Sept, $1.13%; Oct. |primary election Septembur 18, 1906. X $L11 Dec. 10%4. Ihave.been In the educational work for IFULL INFORMATION FROM ~ northern part of the state. They e the past twenty-two years. as a teacher:-in- |l ‘£ E CHAMBERLAIN. Agt. FOR. RENT—Nicely [furnished i 8t. Paul Union Stock Yarda. to) Intendent. For f ~rooms in modern house. 321 Remember for good goods trade at the old Reliable Store. :;:eo:o,:g: ;::: ::us,;;ympesg; SR &[S Ao ol e Bomidji, Minn, Fnen nidon cholce steers, $£50@5.50; common t4 | Ottertall county schools, which position T . - " -| resigned to attend the state university. and B 2 J & falt; “‘00@"5‘;"0“’220@ :hf‘c‘;f:o" &1 of which school T am a graduate. For the | = MISCELLANEOUS. and helfers, $3.50@450; veals, $4.00@ | 5, 5ix yoars T have been identified with the oo e oo, 6.50. Hogs—$5.85@6.15. Sheep—Weth- [ Luyiie sehool work of Beltrami county and | A s PUBLIC LIBRARY — Open ers, $4.0095.00; good to prime spring | familiar with the neods of :::coufi:‘;’;cho:z?s. mflesota erflatmna Tuesdays and Saturdays, 2:30 SCHROEDER & SCHWANDT, 314 Minnesota Avenue. Phone 65 Bemidji, Minn. the legislature and senate, they ask that men familiar with and interested in this movement be Open from 6 a. m. to 8 p. m. | sent there to work in harmony | lambs, $6.25@7,25. X¢ clected X wil conductthe oducations g s g e t06p, m, Thursdays 7 to 8 A— 2 with _tlus movement, In this Chicago Union Stock Yards. for the Interests of all and build up our coun= N l'tll rn P ifi e p. m. also. Library in base- s ‘ selection the north can do nobet-| chicago, ‘Aug. 25—Cattle—Beeves, | iy schools in every department. 9, (1) () ac es | ment of Court House. Miss heifers, $1.35G | Respectfully sollciting your support, Provides the best train phssenge:| Mabel Kemp, librarian. ter than vote for J. J. Opsahl for '33'50@:ézu&a::win’:lndle;i;:? :G mg WILLIAM B.STEWART. | service between Northome, Funkley - 2 the house and A. L. Hanson for A et L : . k [ Blackduck, Bemidji, 7 6.50; calves, $5.50@7.75. Hogs—Mixed l W. R, Baumbach, President. the senate. Give them your | and butchers, $595@6.55; good heavy, E" l_ P"_Ls :;21}'.‘“5'?;“}3:\'3. pfi‘:-:o "ot Dt O3 W "‘“‘"“’““',,Vfi"'“,::‘g;m 4 bearty support and thereby bet- | $6.00@6.45; rough heavy, $5.50@6.! ‘ e _“ and all points east, west and south. 3 Rl Ioxe U ter the working force for this|!Eht $6.00@657%; pies, $5. 40@86.25, ,.m ifl'fl Through coaches between Northome Sl ke i ! g force for this| gneep, $3.50@5.60; lambs, $450@8.00. i “iegoet | snd the Twin Cities. No_change [} umbermens National Bank v movement. —_— b Paswersass of cars. Ample time at Bnlnm‘ > E 2 = Chicago Grain and Provisions. §_~¥'§¢f Dragies tor WiEnae OF BEMIDJI. : ON EASY PAYMENT = 7z el s Bngeiive Fona i, e Respecifully_Solicits Your Buslaes S In the'selection of arepresent- | T1%@71%c; Dec., T4%e¢. Corn—Sept., A T "BRily excopt Sunday Fosrlilgieoie our Busio ative, we should bear in mind it|48%¢: D"cfie?%eéo;?: b Psfl?&sz:? junday SEARIDNS, FIREINSURANCE S i is better to vote for a man who| g17, Jan,, $13.57%. Flax—Nothing . : o Ly L weitten in the Best Old Line Companies. — is thoroughly well acquainted |doing. Butter—Creameries, 19@23%c; 2 3 For the man or woman of moderate means with the country and the condi.| d2irles, fl.’gi‘;fi"'m f‘g,:;;gfiofi?' F-;'mm:l;n we are offering lots in the third addition tious of the territory within the| springs, 13@14e. ; o ; s ot ther coloe. apa; e mg B on easy monthly payments. district. _At the coming 8e88ion | . e ia1 For 1300 Hess i 1,200 Egs In @ Man. L { 3 gkus. slde of his fathers cottage in zi‘ytol " % iy of the legislature many matters| German sclentists announce that the K With all sorts of ' plctures, whic The lots are nicely located and the price is of importance will be taken up, |material for' a man’ welghing 150 | OPEN DAY AND NIGET B Bullhead Lake Branch 33"3'.“"‘&'@3?3& ':‘l’uuwo L Siaa o nd, d in the whites and o within the reach of all. among which we find the re-ap-| Poh T e e : Kol . An 0ld palnter watched a little fellow portionment of the district, the|a fiuia, the average man would yleld ' Rigs: and Caratal R IR 5.5, . y:’:mum mtflmlelt miaking drdwings matter of railrcad legislution, the| nifety-elght cuble meters of Muminat- ([l Good Rigs™ and Careful s pot and:brushes, easel and stool, matter of state development, the ing gas and hydrogen enough to fill & Dfiybt:p & ) } and :enid,: “That boy will beat me = ” 8o he did, for he was & 3 o balloon “c¢apable of lifting 155 nonndl. s For further particulars write or call immigration of new settlers and | mhe normal’htiman body has in it the A : Michael Angelo. a number of other matters vital | iron needed to make seven large ndiis, [l LIVERY HACK IN CON- Biei%. », | © A German boy' was reading a ‘Bemidji Townsite and Im- provement Company. H.A. SIMONS, A‘ant. Swodback Block. Bemidfl- : i ; : T thunder novel t In the midst to this part of the state. In the| e fat fof fourteen pounds of candies, NECTION. X . of it he sald to m....er'fi"f-ufw thts will selection of J. J. Opsahl for your | ons ana’ phosphorus enough for 820,- 3 representative, you have a man|000 matches. Out' of it can_ be ob: ) ight Calls Promptly An- who knows the conditions in' the| tained, besides, twenty teaspoons of [ g e three counties he seeks to repre- : i