Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, September 12, 1906, Page 2

S o= = ‘ Yo not possibly enjoy the best t Ty iy 23 of beith if your bowels are consti- | | A~ A~ A~~~ Ons (l &0 ; pated. Undigested material, waste PUBLISHED BVERY AFTERNOON, st be daily removed || | s~ ili OFFICIAL PAPER---CITY OF BEMIDJI A A A A A A A~ A nstipati BEMIDJI PIOMEER PUBLISHING CO. of appeti By A. KAISER. from the body, or there will be trouble. < indigestion, headaches, nausea, dizzi 1o Pills are gently laxative, ali vegetsble. e Entered in the postoffice at Bemidji. Minn., as second clags matter. : SUBSCRIPTION---$5.00 PER ANNUM Daily EXO“PSiO“S No dog license or dog catcher for Bemidji, The dog is tickled i EaStwan ~ | to death, anyway. . ¥ Something seems to be lack- Low rates to Detroit, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Tor(_mto ing to make Bryan’s government and points on the picturesque St. Lawrence River. ownership issue a G. O. Three first-class trains daily to Chicago via the Bur- lington’s cool “Mississippi River Scenic Line.” A girl in Marshall county has | i been sleeping for six weeks | Electl:lc l:‘ans straight. This beats the office EleCtPlc nghts boy’s morning stunt. -4 . on galata o Chlcago lelted What does it profit Bryan to Leaves Minneapolis 7:50 p. m.; leaves St. get himself talked about as no Paul 8:40 p. m ; arrives Chicago 9:00a.m. other man in the country is talk- Full information as to rates and ed about, and then fail to get the service will be turnished by votes? He lectures. i !“* F. M .RUGG, Northwestern Passenger Agt. Burlington Germania Life Building, St. Paul, Minn. ‘When you vote for J. J. Opsabl for representative to' the legis- lature, you come as near casting a direct vote for the measures that you want most, appropri- ations for drainage and good roads, as you probably ever will come. Wiflnme Pack Your Trunk And Go East That's a good start toward a pleasant and profitable Summer Vacation. In purchasing your tciket tell the agent that it Must read over the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway between the Twin Cities and Chicago. Five handsome daily trains including the Pioneer Limited and the Fast Mail. Direct connections at St. Paul Union Depot with all trains from the North and West. Sleeping car berths higher, wider and longer than the berths in other sleepers and therefore cooler and more comfortable for Summer travel. Let us know where you are going and full information as to rates, routes, connections, ete. will be cheerfully furnished by return mail mistake in electing him. He has W. B. DIXON lived and worked in this county NORTHWESTERN PASSENGER AGENT for fifteen years and his record 365 Robert Street, St. Paul as an honest, and yet a success- ful, business man has neyer been impeached. That congressional fight down in the Sixth district grows in interest as the day of the pri- mariesapproaches. Congressman Buckman is running on his H H record, and although Mr. Lind- berg has attracted a large Eeme—————— following among the ‘big boys,” the little fellows, who do most If you want good flour letns send you a sack of our [ |of the voting, seem to be pretty well satisfied to let well enough “Majestic” alone, judging from such re- ports as are wafted up this way. Ripe Fruit: Peaches, Plums, Pineapples, Oranges and Bananas. Count Hans Ferdinand von Hochberg, heir to the duchy of Rohnstock, nephew of Princess Marie von Saxe Weimar and cousin of the grand Duke Mich. ael von Saxe-Weimar, has married a poor German shop- girl and got himself disinherited. Bully for Hans. All masters cannot be truly served, and all districts cannot be truly represented. Voters make mistakes. Let us see to it that we in the Sixty-first dis- trict make no mistake in sending a man to the legislature. J.J. Opsahlisa man who will ably, honestly and courageously repre- sent us, and we will make no It isn’t every congressman who has a record to run on, and when a district can boast one that has, it is pretty good business to send him back to congress, and to keep right on sending him back. Just received a large shipment of Gotzian’s shoes. Lat- est styles. Prices right. THE STATE FAIR. The Minnesota state fair is getting to be a big institution, just how big those who have. not been fortunate enough to attend it recently, and some of those who have, do not realize until they see figures of attendance and receipts in type. This year nearly 800,000 people saw the fair, and the cash receipts were $200,000. This is the high record, and beats last year by 22,600 in at- tendance, and $7,106 in receipts. The difference would undoubt- edly have been far greater but for the hot spall which detracted from the attendance the closing days, and but for the G. A. R encampment, which drew a large share of the country crowds to the cities a couple of weeks agr, where they usually wait for the fair week rates. The fair is growing into, if it has not already attained, national prominence, and the people of the state should and do take a deep interest and pride in its success. Try our Monogram and University Coffee, TEA: Green tea per pound, 2lc Fancy dairy butter, 10¢, 17c¢ and 20c¢ per pound. Strictly fresh Eggs a specialty at our store. Remember for good goods trade at the old Reliable Store. SCHROEDER & SCHWANDT, 314 Minnesota Avenue. Phone 65 Bemidji, Minn. Open from 6 a. m. to 8 p. m. LOTS ON EASY PAYMENTS For the man or woman of moderate means we are offering lots in the third addition on easy monthly payments. . The lots are nicely located and the price is within the reach of all. Strikebreakers Keturnea East. San. Franclsco, Sept. 11.—About 250 of the nen who were brought to this city to break the strike of men em- ployed on the United Rallways have been sent back to their Eastern homes. Their fares were paid by the company. Trial of Packers Postponed. Chicago, Sept. 11.—The trial of the packing companies under indictment on a charge of being in a combination in restraint of trade and commerce, which was originally set for Monday, has been continued until Nov. 10. For further particulars write or call Bemidji Townsite and Im- provement Company. H. A SIMONS, Agent. Swedback Block, Bernidji. the strongost men fn bhéilen Hels - ~ . . to whom all willlook up, i3 eminently quali- ° siedtor tho poniton ho. seoks, and, woine s T VOFESSIONAL ’ Dpractical farmer and business man, he will be am aln s — able to seo the needs in both lines, P 2 _ Legisiative Candidate. It clected, one of his principles will be “to Coic, Cholera & Diarrhea Remedy| Ta announcing myself as a candidate for enw‘l flufll; llwnn as ‘v]'lll‘l be a bflnleflt wl ;he the leglslature trom the sixty-firat istrict, [ MOst people,” He will tavor a reciprocal de- comprising the conntles of Beltrami, Olear. | MUrrage law, a reduction in express, frelght LAWYERS: Ahs_m‘evay family has need water and Red Lake, I desire to assure the | 8nd Dassenger rates; increased powers to the of a reliabls remedy for colic or voters of the district that T am in hearty ac- [ Ba!1rosd aud Warchouse commission, ior-| WM, B. MATTHEWS diarthea at some time during the cordance with the forward movement and | 0U#h regulation and control of all corpora- ATTORNEY AT LAW year. step for the drainage of thisnorthern country | Hons and the taxation ot the same in the | practices before the United States Suprome This . and the betterment of 1ts roads which means | Same manner as other property; redistricting | Court—Court, of Claims—The -United Btaig remedy is we will encourage Immigration and encour- [Of the state legislative and senatorial ais- | General Land Office—Indian Ofice and Con-| 8 by dealers who have sold it for tricts 0 glve the north t the | §¥€88. Special M.wm.lml{lvanw Land Con- A age legislation in that direction. ricts 50 85 1o glve the northern part of the | sasts—Procurement of Patents and Indian| § many years and know its value. There are propositions other than these to | 818t its just apportionment; the enactment | Claims. Refer to the members of the M It his receved s th ds of be taken up, and T will, it nominated and | Of more stringent pure tood laws; liberal sup- | 80t Delegation in Crongress. Offices: 430 s ousan elected. do my best for all things portaning | POrt for state sanitorlums for care and cure [ NeW York Avenue, Washingion, D. C. mhn"""‘ from gratef to my dlstrict and will endeavor o follow the | Of consumptives; addiifonal support, to pub- .. Ithas been prescribed by phy- Wishes of the people. lic schools; educational schools; dralnage: D. H. FISK sicians with the most satisfactory T belevo that drainago and good roads are |00d rosds: and for state dovelopment: the | A ¢rorney and Gounselior at Law | ] rewlts the paramount Issues, and what Is needed | S8fe guarding of state timber and mineral Office opposits Hotel Markham. It has often saved life before for the betterment of our district, property: and the re-election of Knute Nel- %2 (e Lseek the nomination 8t the request of a [500 o the United States senate. P. J. Russell medicine could have been seat for number of interests. and will maintain anin- | These with the matters of interest to the Abtors L ot a physician summoned. dependent stand. seconded only as the best | People and for which he will do his best for rney at Law It only costs a quarter. Can the greatest number of people interested, BRI, e E S I, . Interests of the state may demand. I have & mber of beople Interested, are ou afford to risk so much for so always been an independent worker in my | & few of the many principles which Mr. Han- E 2 "BUY IT NOW. business, and in this. the beople's business. | 0. If elected. will do for wme veoplo ot wis[ J5, &, McDonald . will sl be independent, I will always seek | diStrict. . ATTORNEY AT LAW the best Interests of my constituents and the MCm ou -flol:dlw tru:; fl;mdk;t;lb J4cs | _Demidy. Mian. oftice: Swedback Block honest carrying out of the work pertaining | t0ns to one who has not declared himself or to the office, and will favor the citizens of my | Who might be indifferent to these principles, EUVOICIANS AND: SURUEONS. district as a body politic. or any of them, ‘With the above brief outline of my political L' ‘A" ward’ M' D" Intentlons, I respectfully solicit your aidand [ BjG BUILDINGS IN FLAMES. Physician and Surgeon, support at the polls on the 18th of September. AT Diseases O(f; the Eye a specialty. J3: OpdiuT: Fire Adds to Terror of Situation at|____ Glasses fitted. ~— ~ For County Auditor, 8iedlce. Dr. Rowland Gi re Ihereby announce myselt a candidate for| Stedlce, Russlan Poland, Sept. 11— | ilmo; Physician an the republican nomination for Auditor of | Six buildings in the big bazaar of the ysiclan and Surgeon Reltrami county. sublect to the declsion of | ety are now in flames, adding another Bleck ONE CENT A WORD. the voters at the primary election, Septem- : - i 3 Solon Soton | B i and. pondorie| DR. W ARNINGER Barker’s Drug Store - which has been going on here for the VETERINARY SURGEON No Mvm;l-‘n-m ’Anonud For Less ephon Cents. Candidate for Sheriff. fast forty-elght hours. Third St., one block west. of 15¢” Nat'l Bank =t = I hereby announce myself as a candidate| Irequent shots and occasional vol- | ——— . Cash Must Accompany All Out Of for the republican nomination for the ofice | ley firing is still heard in different DRAY AND TRANSFER. Town Orders of sheriff of Beltrami county, tobe voted up- | parts of the town, but because of the : on at the primary election to be held Seot. 18, | general panic it is dificult to learn WDG§ “W‘ Tnght, HELP WANTED. 1906, and should I recelve the nomination and just what is transpiring. ra) ransfer. WANTRD . B oo e o~ later the eloction will conduct the office 1n & | MO0 ralelY Just W piring. | Phone 40. 404 Beitramt Ave | WANTED—For the U. S. Marine @00 and business like manner. As far as it is possible to learn there Corps; men between ages 21 o have been, up to lhemfir:»‘ent dm;]cfd Tom Smart and 85. An opportunity to see about sixty persons ed an grl:g -naquggg.. | Safe and Plano moving. | the world. For full informa- ne No. Candidate for County Attorney. wounded. 18 America Ave. i i I hereby announce myself a candidate for | Hundreds of Jews are assembled at L tion apply in person or by let- ‘THURSTON. z:s ::;nu;ncan m;n;‘l.nl:z!onl tor B:m ;fllc@ u: thé rallroad station awaiting means of DENTISTS, ler t:) U. Sfii Marine Gggxs re- attorney of Beltrami county, Minn, at i i i getting out of town, but Siedlce is cruiting ofiice, cor. trami :,:;:;n::;x:lsws;gm;m‘;mrl o0t 800 ::e storm | Burrounded by troops, who do not per- Dr. R. _B. Foster, and Second Aves., Bemidiji, the duties of the office to the best ot my ability mll‘i"‘efa;(' or entrance. R vintas Dr. thney Minnesota. with justice and impartialety. ield ‘guns occupy points of vantagy o Jomn F. Grnnons, on the principal streets. PH%&R{%P N ngg IS_'&,SK WANTED—For U. 8. army able- Candidate for Clerk of Court. There seems no doubt that the tey- J bodied, unmarried men be- I hereby announce myself as a candidate | TOTists are responsible for provoking DR. J. T TUOMY tween ages of 21 and 35, citi- for the Republican nomination tor clerk of | the massacre by their fusillades from D : zens of United States, ot district court to be voted upon atthe primary [ roofs and windows on Saturday entist good character and temperate habits, who can speak, read Dr. C. M. Smith and write English. For in- . DENTIST % formation apply to Recruiting Office over B. H. Winter's Store. Officer, Miles block, Bemidji, Minnesota. election September 18, 1906. Should I re-| against soldiers and policemen who ceive the nomination and later the election, | were patrolling the streets. Troops I will conduct the office in a careful andbusl- | gurrounded the houses from which ness like e iss 7 Bannt this firing came and poured in volleys CHATIES T SOHROEDER: | through windows and doors. This Candidate for Treasurer, was followed by a search of the prem- £ . fonezeby announce myselt a8 o candidate | fses, which soon developed into whole- TIME TABLE_ WANTED_Bright yotng man re) o } | primary election to be held Sept. 18, 1906. ;l;“*‘if‘:g“;: :‘:ld fl?:rfi?:i"st:e:‘i ‘;‘;‘; MANITOBA RY. CO. office and to learn the trade in Should I receive the nomination and later o : the election as county treasurer, will, as in| Spread rapidly to a large portion of Sy Exteps Jundess, all its branches. Must be over the past, conduct the offce In a good and | the town. Almost all the Jewish shops |'TO REDBY AND RETURN.| sixteen years of ageand willing business-like manner. G.H.FrENCH | have been looted. Owners who de- Tn effect August 20, 1906. to work. Small pay on the Candidate for Auditor. fended their property were killed or | Lv Bemidjl a.m.[Ly Redby . m. start. Thereby announce myself as a candidate | Wounded. Any person seen leaving a | kT Ruposks-7:25 am.|Ar Nebish . 3:40 p. - . for the Republican nomination for county | house or looking out of a window was | Lv Nebish...18:50 am.|Ar Puposk: .m. | WANTED. Young girl to assist auditor of Beltrami county subject to the de- | shot withont mercy. Ar Redby.....9:30 am.|Ar Bemidsi -m:| - in house work- Apply at resi- cision of the voters at the primary election Sunday—During August and September. a 5 September 18th, 1906. Should I receive the e Excursion train. ence. 905 Lake Boulevard. FOR SALE. nomination and later the election as county s Ly Bemidji...9:00 a. m. | Lv Redby.. Ao FOR SALE—Magnificent moose First National Bank Build’g. Telephone No. 230 :30 p. m. auditor, I shall endeavor, as in the past, to ENDOR = discharge the duties of the office faithfully SCHEDULE and in a buslness like manner. i SEASON OF 1906. aad 2 : Toms Wi 8enator La Follette a:i Wisconsin 1 h , mounted; will-be sold wvavey mssuwTCeTOySEIl a5 a cand(date s 4 eyt e == the Daily News from Madison, Wis., | NONDAYS Leave Redig af 100 clogk . : lor Agency, Cross Lake School ai Shotley i i of register of deeds to be voted upon at the | S4YS that United States Senator La |for Af e nd Shotley T_he Pioneer will procure any primaries 10 be held September 15, 1%, Iam | Follette has made known to a few | TUESDAYS—Leave Shotley Brook at 7| kind of a rubber stamp for for the Republican nomination for the office Candidate for Clerk of Court. I hereby announce my candidacy for the AN 5 republican nomination for Clerk of Court at| 2 the primary election to be held Sept. 18, 1906, éfifiS’ WIESigfi s During my first term, I have used my influ- ence for the interest of the count lways prompt in attending to my official duties, and o courteous and obliging to all. If successful i lfifihfifi%fil&‘flfflfl:figg& ks Slars: atthe primary election and re-election, my | ¢ i o¥ diarrhosa. 23 efforts will be as In the past. Trusting that| {( :WENTE.FIVE: CENTS A BOTTLE. you may favor me with your support. I am. Very Sincerely Yours, F. W. RHODA. familiar with record work, havinghad a thor- | what hlsldemands will be with regard | eleck & - for Shiotley Postoffice, Cross| ¢oy on short notice. ough training in that line and If elected will | to the platform to be drawn by the | “Stopping at Blackduck when necessary.” = conduct the office in a careful and business| Republican nominees of the primary |, WEDNESDAVS—Leave Redby at 10 o'clock | (OR - SALE—Remington type- o 7 iter. Latest i d N for Redby. ‘writer. 'St 1mproves ma- J.P. RIDDELL. on Sept. 25. Chicf among the de- |, RHURSDAYS—Tuns on Specal Orders P Famillarly known as "Reddy” Riddell. | ;3¢ " aceording to the Daily News’ | FRIDAYS- Leave Redby at10 oclock am.| clags typewriter desk. Neither For County Commissioner. information, will be an unqualified en- | &% AEPREY, fren to, Shotley Braok, Teave [ -y 8 Oyt O o o firet Lhereby announce myself as a candidate | dorsement of La Follette’s administra- | office then to Redby. 2 e il for county commissioner. from the rst dis- | ion as governor of Wisconsin and also | , SAT SRDAYS Tedre Redby at 10 gclock class condition. Call at Pio: September 18, 1%06. It nominated and elected s boen fn the United States sen. | necessary. will give the Interests of the county and dis- ::eh‘A S thztus‘;namr Epoonors | ASCNPAYS Bxcursion trip on lake during FOR RENT. trict my ful attenti " @ g ” B e e o rict my careful attentio V. G MARSON. Gen'l Mer. | FOR RENT: Furnished rooms, is also said to be part of the pro- Candidate for Sheriff. gramme. i OST and FOUND candldate for the nomination for sheriff of Investigate Alleged Ice Trust. w&wm__ Beltrami county, to be voted upon at the| Omaha, Sept. 11.—At the request of LOST — Green umbrella with primary _election to be held September 18, | County Attorney Slabaugh the judges iz white border and a gold the election, will conduct the office as in the | o4y oo o 700 T8 HNOIEG C pisty. Ins good jsnd; business: like manuer :u:‘l; ;t once to invesllgat: the algleged Leave at Pioneer office. Thanking you for past favors and for any g ice trust. A reputed combination of No. 108.. Park Rap._s Line..7:10 a. m. MISCELLANEOUS yours sincerely, THOS. BAILEY, (Connects with ‘Oriental Limited at o = Sauk Centre, arrives Minneapolis st- M| BURLIC LIBR, ARY — Open oDl Bxyroes £ to6p. m. Thursdays 7 to 8 p- m. also. Library in base- ment of Court House. Miss . for A A A y B . M. like manner. Soliciting your support. election at the conventlon in Madison | fof Hedpsr - - Ccore Agency at3:op. m. chine with tabulator, and first Shotley Brook at 3:00 p. m. for Shotly Post- trict to he voted upon at the primaay election | of hig record during the few months | Agency. “Stopping at Blackduck ~when| -Deer office. L. G. KiNcH. name be eliminated from the platform I ish Inquire 609, Bemidji Ave. I hereby announce myselfas a Republican 1906, I I receive the nomination and later of the dlutrict court have snnonnood THE COMFORTABLE WAY. handle. Monogram “B M. B.” EAST BOUND. t hich ¥ how at this time, st coal dealers will also be looked after. 5:15p.m. St. Paul at 5:45p. m.) Tuesdays and Saturdays, 2:30 Mabel Kemp, librarian. ‘WEST BOUND. No. 33......Fosston Liue..., “ 35 “ “ 158 Hees Mililons of Jiothers for thelr Uy e ot Kot ook i No i et Bapids LivG -1 W. R. Baumbach, President. . W. h, L R AT B C. W. Baumtach, Vice-President. W. L. Brooks, Cashler. E E CHAMBERLAIN. Agt. _ For Judge of Probate. Department of the Interior, Land Offico at Bemidji, Minn. Lumbermens National Bank I wish to announce my candidacy for the | Cass Lake, Minnesota, Aug, 14,1906. OF BEMIDJI. Notice s hereby given that’ the following- Republican nomination for Judge of Probate | =Notlce is hereby given that the following- - Respectfully Solicits Your Business NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. at the primary election, Sept. 18, 1806, It| 45 make final proot in support of his claim, % m administration of the office In the past | and that seid proof will bo made before [ \f* ¢ i 1 your support at the coming election. Pledg- | September 15, 1906, viz: Vi : ing myselt,should 1 bo re-clectod, to conduuct JOHN PHILIPS In Connection with the the office to the very best of my abllity 1n [ who made H. E. No, $2517 for the e% swi and o the future, as I have heretofore, Thanking [ nw{ swi{ of sec 35, twp 146 n. of range® w. | o No[‘t ern PaCl C 3 7 2 .| H the foilowing witnesses to prove Great Northern Limited Ditched. one and all for past favors, Tam. yours re- |, 8 on Bae 0 On o e ol tivation | Provides the best train passengar [ o Sept. 11-The Or specttully, . _____ M. A.OLARK, |of eaid land, vix: service between Northome, Funkley Yre, Mont., Bept 11z The Orlen % FIRE INSURANCE written In the Best Old Line Companies Fred Malzahn and John Colburn of Bemidsi 3 tal limited, eastbound, on the Great Candidate for County Superintendent of ) is, Minn. | Blackduck, Bemidj, ‘Walker b 3 " Schools. m’l’: flfi'fi%‘nfi%finfl:‘-‘eflgfing Farms Mo and inberm‘sdh.te poims' and Minne- | Northern road, went into the ditch I hereby announce my candidacy for the 8. OAKLlEigs'moer apolis, St. Paul, Fargo and Duluth | near Dodson. No one is reported killed, republican nomination for county superin- B and all points east, west and south. | but several passengers were severely tendent of schools to be voted upon at the Through coaches between Northome | hruised and cut. - Eixpress Messenger primary election September 18, 1906, and the Twin 101“1::' N"Bflh‘:‘s McConnell of Whitefish, Mont., was Ihave been in the educational work for IANOS, ORGANS of cars. Ample time at Bral badly hurt and Mail Clerk Asa F. Rob. the past twenty-two yeurs. as a teacher, 1n- [l PIA > for alier. erts of Minot, N. D., was severely in- suructor or superintendent. For four years Effectiil OARD oo, | Surea. - ot Y I was assistant county superintendent of the SEWING MA.- Datly excopt Sunday Ottertall county schools, which position I Dally ex. STATIONS resigned to attend the state university, and cHlNEs of which school T am a graduate. For the Dast six ye T have been identified with the Pablic sehoot work of Beitrami county and (] EURNITURE AND famillar with the needs of the county schools. It elected T will conduct. the educationsl HOUSE EUR- work of the county in a careful manner and for the interests of all and build up our coun- NISHINGS. ty schools in every department. Respectfully soliciting your support, WILLIAM B.STEWART. Bought on Easy ‘Candidate for Superintendent of Schools. t t 1 hereby announce myself as a candldate P for the republican nomination for the office ay men s a of superintendent of schools of Beltrami county, to be voted on at the primary election e BISIAR, VANDER Should I recelve the nomination, and, later, X be elected to above offiec, Ishall in the future, 3 A mpecea waore ot Inalioters |} 1D & COMPANY to the schools ot the county: JlREpal 311 Minn. Ave. ‘What Mr.Hanso Stands For. Mr. A. L. Hanson, Republican candidate (Jll Repairs for "' kinds of Sewing for the senate, Is & man of strong personality, aobines. i and It nominated and elected will be ong sheGooy’s : Sivety! e n i w30/} OPEN DAY AND NIGHT 8458 m, Ar. Duly ceespk Bundas Good Rigs and Careful Drivers LIVERY HACK IN CON- NECTION. Night Calls Prompflx An-