Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, July 2, 1907, Page 3

2. Ahe hair; wmae. youn hairis n Bnow-white; Ayer’s Halr ot makeita:shade R e A ¥ lfl‘h Afis‘ ‘yaur d‘)qcmr if this i |: noAt soé g - oyu bt i 0. Ayon e BEMIDII PIONEER PUBLISHING €O.| & A RSN B wmmné- E Loviall, Mi CLYDE J. PRYO) ! A. 4. RUTLEDGE Business Manager Managing Editor A AR AN AN NN Entored 1n the postofico™at Remidil. Minn,, oy B L L o 530 i " % RS GEORGIANA EUNTFR Subseribe For The Pioneer. | W i i A tew doses of this vemedy will in- || SUBSCRIPTION---85.00 PER ANNUM s - ¢ % George Armistead vainbly ouro an ordinary attack of || B . b ‘ manded ¥qrt Mokfenry when ; WIIEAT FLAI(E GELEH diarrhcea. o . & 7 ihe - British bombarded ‘1t during -the It can always be depended npon, > 7 ¥ e ¥ war of 1812 and when Francs Scott | £ < even in the more severe attacks of R i “Just exactly.” el o fmast. Ter coupieno it of GURS WASA |gar (oot e Star: Spangled Ban- | - : e cramp colic and cholera morbus, BEREREEER Hfigfia “I bet I'd never pay them/old British mg_nger i doseny: tich o0 4 fld?‘ a | per.? recently told a New York Sun re- i % 4 It is equally saccesstul f.fvx »enumm Iy §200 for a sheep,” said 'Phrastus. 1-\0*1.'“.'0 big me(.'mc‘kels were pl l;fl'l‘ porter what she knew &bout the hlsmry diarrheen and cholera infantum in || 5 = h “What'do you know about the Brit- |10 position at the Chesapeake's how | G50 Tl bt g \ P 3 children, and is tho means of aving B ) Bl and stem. 4ndthe’ commodore, Joy£ally gorig i ; the lives of many children ench yenr. SapBinte asken.one of Mo nel o SRIAEE stooped down o fre | TBIS bnner, ‘she ‘says, vas the pri- | @) will make blood to supply healthful new. tissues in When ‘rmh‘um]l with watcr and Fourth Of Jul V.| aTavne ”\\:1‘[“[‘)1[)?1(5}“%;21“]?Icet— et vatg property of her Etun?i!nther, colto- placeof theold. It regulates the bowels, tonesthe system, weetened it 1s pleasant to take. Pour July,” sa rastus, 5 nel Armistead, and has descended to : Every Tnan oflu family should keep “Well, it ssexs they can k6at: Whitek!, "Phrastus shot out- into the is relished by everybody and should be eaten every F it now. her only brother, Hben' 'Appleton of. this remedy in his home. Bu, By FRANK H. SWEET. sheep,” laug pond, twning a somersault and-‘seat- LARGE 8 o morning, X = e 3 .. He has placed it in a \ PRICE, 23C. E, 50C. “1 'spect if Mr. or liad looked |teting mmniches 2s he went. Qfflflcline g:::d:g;l,‘mst comp'm:y'é vaults, but e I’alahblo—Nnmuonn—Euy of Digdestion .ndl ly to Eat 3 hakoth Swetl o ronid el e et ehol Sl IRl R T R Ches | rofuses' to disclose Dis ‘address o fo- Canboservedtof. Patn ot oven foaTow miutes ofcoo il i Meriker - $101" ceied 4 ki i 4 > U 4 'y Signatare 9 ; Barker's Drug Store REEER | tThey can't teat us on any e and the stately vessel careened | ; L o every 2 / b3 E_ REERR o aa- thets I her whole armament slid off into TR : Package 9‘% : g L * O8I I shan't spend [ ging Goorge stamped his voynl foot one cent for crackers mer | ang ghook his cwrved horng. Then, ad % PROFESSIONAL torpedoes, ner g0 oWl 0 | Ny Purner ontered the v o slde putiing and sputtering wag that the sec the p'rade, ner any of | ante the ram dashed forwyard)with v heut had exploded ihe firecrackers all the boys. She says I've got to Sty axpocted quickness, kuockedphis new | 4t olice. But when lio got the water {1 bum aud keep sl this Fourth. | owner's fect from under lmus'mfl lald | out of his eyes he saw that the British | “She says 1 kin tuke the old hoss [ i fat ou bis buek. had- revelyed unexpected re-enforce- pistie 'n' fire it off once down -behind | «gerves nien 3 the barn. 'N' I klo tle dad’s fag to a ! i so much o stus’ first thought as he emel‘lg- 1506, major In 1818, brevet leutenant | 143855 i horor of the visit of Gefieral colonel in 1814, After his defense of Lafayette. ‘the fort on Sept. 12, 1814, be was mado | “wrne aisposttion of the flag at my a colonel, brother’s death is problematical. He “My mother was born in the fort | gy jeave it to the Peabody institute some time before the death of the |1 'Baitimore or to a museum in Wash- Geores XTL, arviving unexpect- s X 0 a N S A ¢ colonel, which oceurred on April 25, |, » | broomstick - 'n it about all T |gneep,” Phra v\m.uu Hary ed from the rear, hail disposed of the % s gton.’ | WM. B. MATTHE WS wanter. Who v Aunt Pri witli{surpn American commodore and now turned 1818 She was named for him Georgl- | - Nosther Mrs, Hunter nor her brot.hey! { ATTORNEY AT LAW m\l'ul anyway ? that 'Phra nelther whined or | his aitention fo the s and stripes, ana. 2 nor her sister 18 connected with any | o e Ao e, Tiniten Biates pleaded when she reannotnced her | Which he jammed into the bank with S | “1 remember playing under the fing | Reyolutionary soclety, although they i Goneral Land Ofce—Inatan Oflies and Con- iffed—he almost snivel- | Fourth of July edict. vepeated Llows of his wooly head, The ONE STAR HAS BEEN SHOT AWAY. i as o girl. Tis history since the fight 15 { 411 tage interest in patriotic affairs. T grross. Spoclal attentlongiven to 'A““',“fi«lk_‘;‘r s laughed outright. patrictic hlood of "Phrastus boiled. talk about the flag, Having been much | OB° Mainly of the occasions when it | mpen Appleton, the owner of the fiag, Blatms. " otor 1o the ¥ what under the can- | for up. | “Gitout of that, you old British ram! | qunoved on aceount of bis beirloom all | V5 exhibited. The last of these was | jiyves in Manhattan borough and is well sota Delegation in © W New York Av ou do last Pourth that makes | have ye, a settle down on you like | husband. glone! Tl hit you ith a at-the sesquicentennial celebration of | ¢, a5, the city of Baltimore in 1880, his life. - When the fort was bemg bombarded, He keeps his address a com-— plete secret, however, and is regarded n’ T 3 0k vainly about with his finger: “It was also exhibited at the Cen- D. H. FISK Pl 15 Lo ped e ‘;;,“,‘fd ]’,’jt“r’:&fn‘g Key went to the British frigate Min | ;0i01 exposition “‘ Phfiadelpiia. i :ge:‘g;nethmg of a recluse by his Attornoy dud Counselior nt Lav i, pshaw! S But ot ¢ 1 & : smull pebble, | den, one of the bombarding feet, UD- | 1576 and 1 think at some celebration : you, and I |neft of s lin. She'd never cor- | choke e without some | well, it Officy opposite Hotel Markham, ] o o know Aunt Pr Fou up so pointed feet | der a flag of truce. On Lis-way back unition <decp into | {o Baltimore the next morning he saw | connected with the Old South church | _ { in about 1875 under the auspices of : the starry flax still fiylng over fho | fp oo 00 WA0CE IhO RUSPIESS OF | Soving el causes a laugh. Doing 11 bustl? [ E. E, McDonald Honest, now, out with It, and |~ “No, he let fort. . That sight inspired bim to wrne‘ : ‘of the flag at I"o_rt McHenry ' Well causes silence—French Proverb. ATTORNEY AT LAW hat I can do for you. { alone, Benjam fihat ever was! the natienal ode, % liere We Swedback Slock s the cat,” said *Phrastus, | ne le Bamldji, Mian. Ofilce: med th: i ¢ his toes info the ground. and other fo i PHYSICIANS AND SURQEONS. “What about the cat?” Tourth of July '8 wo ail Mrs. Hunter bas a picture of, the original flag, whieh shows it to ‘have been an unusually large garrison flag, B8 UL’LE‘I" { N‘ | — | “She told me to give him his dinner, |« « “"e""f‘“ sbout thirty. feet by forfy. It lias | ' A put a firecracker under the pan. | wyy you Toent Wit | e o | -4 = E pu ; a threaten- | fifteen stripes, as all the nationgl flags » L Dr. Rowland Gnmore It didw't hurt him gone, but he never | gemanded yhen {he Fourt however, as | had at_that time, one stripe for.ench | Physician and Surgoon come for a week, "W Le won't teeh | jyreq, tiot in their Gy state. i Office: Ililea Black cofish sence’ e cnt 'Phra 2 | 4 | e S The stars are well pointed, being | galloping around the | fifreen in number, excopt that one has been shot away by 4 shell, _Aside i+ from this rent and another at one cor- | ccnrgu ner, also made by a shell, ‘the flag is | o climber loose | in excellent conditlon. | ¢ of safsty In | nps Hunter differs with ber sxster‘% | = 5 “ “0n, ot ~What else?” “Dow DR. E. A. SHANNOY, M. D. fiv ben” said ‘Phrastus, | e sail my boats. ¥ cl’ Ih‘l‘n ;;‘n ‘.} ;‘:;‘:Ll‘i n bis right ear. I knowed TIo had the b ilce in May Phone 396 Res. Picne 397 tier broke up, 'n’ I bet a {eq under b ——— | couple o' ¢ 'd do it cd him with a r DR. WARNINGER | . VETERINARY SURGEON sot tl Telephione Number 209 Vo_rth ,Dakota* Ghatauqlfa Devils Lake---June 29th---July 16th t‘ollowing is a partial list of attractions for the first week: June 29. -Speeches by Prof. Thos. Shaw and Gov. (,ummmgs of Towa. In regard- ture of reworse ang. 7 low from. King shook th A they ? you'd 'a' thought so! They nest afire "n’ 'most burnt up afterward | Mrs. George Livingston Baker of New iy’ but he was In | Brighton, N. Y., somewhat as to details Third St.. one block west of 15t Nat'l Baok | (he chlcken house. ’'Phrastus actual |nothin® It sound as if {4 lost it <ing George butted | In the history of the flag, Jalyd Lecturesb) M]ssOlofKrarer and Dr.Payne 3 — Iy. grinned. self.” n- upen himself Some surptise -has beefi expressed at | ; i DRAY AND TRANSFER. “Ah, ha! Go ahead; that wasn® ail. | “Your pa's flaz is in thore o the ta- rath an e the flag i ns:tegoiv’ Iuly 2. Address by U. S. Senator Hansbr.ro. £ What put on the finishing touch?” ble.” T E - i 7 Al gt R S 3 ; 0 e nibbled ebout i the and has not always been in the pos- July 3. ~Lecture by Hon. Smith Stimmel, first A i ‘W '“7' “I g’pose e ne | “That's ~hg 00 mucl povder at inte 0 renew 7 { -7 nes .m-rrlght’ said Phrastus, frows We tuk 1t | dready D by et 10 yenew | sesslon of the national government, | President of the Chatauqua. ray ransfer, 5 prisoner, | MIS. Baker explained this by saying R < Vi Sh T, away 10 permit-the csc: s Phone 40, { out behind the barn to 1171“ a bunch | *Phrastud lind . earefally. studledup | ST IREENUHLE CCanC Ol DS PHACNeL. 1 Ihes flas was i Fodentad to: Col ol i July Oration, Governor Burke. ~ / : e My, didn't they pop! 'lln;;x duy | thls smatt speech in advance. . - |Bau wont to the parade, but it was an ex- | Atmistead Dby the government after =+ July 5. Lecture, Guy Carleton Lee. =~ it tectotal, 'n’ come wash day | “Hum!” Aunt Priscilla sniffed. “SVell, [ ceptionally good one, and there was a | tno g 7 DENTISTS. 4 , | cep ong, an : ght. Mrs. -Hunter says that the July 6. Address, John G. Woole W 1 ;! *long th ‘pada-| Pulty littie turnover at 'Phrastus' place. ) Y- i R _ v know m} \\'hfmentlhf[ ?Yl er W gio long t.xen‘ If you go to th,\f pradert B0 Y s ciita. rang the little bell, and Un- | flag was the private property of Colo- These-are only a few of the principal events, Mu: ical 1 k | DR.J.T.TU OVY And when they fou i o L know what you'll get. cle Ben rang: the lng bell without bring- | nel Armistead, having been presented zations, quartets, reading: I: § lectn oRint 3 “suthin’ bad stepped on it,” muttored | - «Alw't goln'.” - Ing ans smail potios: forwasd to-at it - | to Kim by a committes of fifty Balti- 2 panariets, s;_stereopticon lectures and base ball sut T dow't think folks | ’Phrastus slouched oft %It @ aie of |- “After all Pve said,” declared Aunt 1t 9 ames of the North Dakota Central League. —— - Dentist- Saght 1o ' deep sonted mielnnelioly HII the: Dars jlla, s e Erowing ominously. thin S prk ;Lgsmb:fol;euffi BOATING, BATHING, ATHLETIC CLASSES = g e jo & > b ,”l ¥'s been an one st Natlonal Bank Bu Id'g. Telephono No. 330 | oy nie his head back and laugh- | was between himself and Aunt “Seilla’s g,de‘.. B floet anpmnchlng, “Ko threw 1t t; the Complete program may be_had by addressing Edgar LaRue, ) e ed 80 be: af Phrastus stopped. | femorsefnl eyes. Harvey had e ay \{\lnnium li h‘ehh;ts,i" s?ifl ey Secretary, Devils Lake, N, D.- { v 8. 116; clod. o g Phis “When you strefch si 3 & 5 20 years experience frownlng an 1 Farras oy | fhan kept his promise, and 'Phia it s it s g Golonsl Armistoid waa S thtiaat Special Rates. Ask G. N. Agent. as a )lonlr,llool. 4 id ll._\x\l'v.iv \\14;.:; gncuted the final steps of a W r‘ Somcthing -4-snap,” said Aunt 'Scilla. officer,” Mrs. Hunter said. - “He was % i he had had [ out,”“I have ance. Hor oyes did. T've got to train up that | .. o' % D R 7 | % graduated at West' Point a8 a second ¢ forgotten how you found Frowsy for [ «Aini he good, though? Tl hunt | P i the way he should go, and T mean 0 A (¢ 4 SPE CILALIS T | e o o o vooates dogs for him all day, Lok at those | Seoe (Lot you dast sux o word, |leutenant In 1709, became a.capfain in s 3 = i - not to use them round the house or | two big fellers! They'll do for Long|go strajehi now, he'll go crooked all his = = | o y the barn or’ anywhere where they'll | "Poms on the Chesapeake.” Tife."” 3 9 I : urb A\mt ’Scilla T'll put_half a *Phrastus had planned a naval en-| After d e soutitwo dang lilag = gagement ‘that should reverse a fact| tioms caro. x\'v slhic was washing dishes of history. One of Uncle Ben's fayor- | in the kitchen Uncle Ben slyly cut tiny ite stories was of the ship Chesapealke, | Slashes along the svlole length of each of Women: Nervous Dis- good of you!” '?Il when the En"l 1ip Leopard forced ] v eases; Chronic Diseases. RRer s i .J-L“‘.,.r,.;iif-‘1‘11,‘,‘““1:’5 We are going to have a high old time ‘here in Bemidji the ~ 4th. Thatis whatthe commit= < “tee on arrangements promlse us any way. Perhaps you Tllcomi;‘g to i:;mildfl ll take ‘em .Ac“u lln the wum]sx_. "N, I'been a sailor on the American { ur y, u -y say, I'lt h‘”,",‘w“r m‘y; every time he | and the stor; icle Ben loved to h\tcn ‘want a new suit of clothes for | " the occasion; that is not any gets lost—dow't you give any ofher fel- | to as a child m. loved to tell "Phrastus. *So, T us Wison,” greeted Aunt at Markham Hotel 9 a, m. | ler the Job. What they got in thal| But had-detérmined that |’ to the prade arter to 3:30 wagon?” those shif Mr. i e 0 3:50 p. m, Tt mnst be the English ram Mr. | Turner's pond with a very different re- a ) St been buying,” said Harvey as ' sult, more than right, It is worth? money to you to wear clothes: - you have confidence in; style, i fit, quality right; clothes that . notonly feel good to you but look good to others. ! Evye, Ear, Nose, Throat Diseases of Men; Diseases ful hie middle of the afternoon when y. tear marked face and s shuffled into the his arm he carried 'a dls- hooner and a dilapidated one of the switches, and in her nstonislicd hands. il 'member it,” hined T hnin't been to the p'rade, T up in @ treo thls hull { everlagtin” Fourth, with Turnér's old ram in’ atit, tryin' to ‘shake me down. to stayed therc all night, too, Turner's Pete hadn't como t ast him.” 8 ¢ Marrls heard of it, ho 1 Turn ee! one Day OK’HY ! ke turned to look. “Gave §200 for him. He began his prepartio: 2 p I guess I'll walk down and see him | cent flag randered the Chesapes 0 'PY"Jfitns Dr. Rea has made more re-| when they take him out.” heavy, so be stuck it info the bank Tain't! markable cures in the Nor-| “Iwo hundred doilars for a sheep!” | The Chesapeake was a full rigg thwestern states than /any | Phrastus hopped over the fence and | Schaoner, at least elghteen Inches long, Hving man. trotted along by his friend’s side, | With two row irecracker guns on “What a plie of money for one sheep! either side. 'The English ship was plth ,, Harvey, 'd you jest as lief put | only a third as large—a block of wood | .vgen T L doard ot il in a hox of matehes W a f' cent | Whittled roughly into thie semblance of | beat. en. "Farastueon S flag 'stead of two o’ them bunches?” ' a- boat, with owe crooked wabbling - “Just tnat oricel” saTd ‘Phrastus. 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