Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, June 25, 1909, Page 2

THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER PUBLISHED NVERY AFFERNOON, BEMIDJI PIONEER PUBLISHING CO. C. J. PRYOR. G, B. CARSON. Tutered in the postofiice at Bemidji. Minn., second class matter. SUBSCRIPTION---$5.00 PER ANNUM S T L AR “KEEP A FRIEND—YOU MAY NEED HIM.’ This from the editorial page of the’ Chicago Tribune is so frequently applicable in all cities that we quote HAPPY WOMEN Prenty of Them in Bemidji, and Good Reason for It. Wouldn’t any woman be happy, After years ol bachache suffering, Days of misery, nights of unrest, The distress of urinary troubles, She finds relief and cure? No reason why any Bemidji reader Should suffer in the face of evi- cents. Foster-Mil New York, sole agents for the Uni- ted States. -~ Remember the name—Doan’s— and take no other. * VIGTIMS NUMBER SEVENTEEN Others Injured in Mine Explosion May Die. ‘Wehrum, Pa., ‘June 25.—Although a thorough search is being ' made through the various workings of mine No. 4 of the Lackawanna Coal and Coke company, where an explosion snuffed out the lives of seventeen miners and seriously injured sixteen others, there is every reason to be- urn Co., Buffalo, | - Big Summer Hotsl Destroyed. Lake George, N. Y. June 35-~The .maln building of the Fort Willtam Henry hotel at Lake George, owned by the Delaware and Hudson com- Dpany, was destroyed by fire, entalling 2 loss estimated at $250,000. Fortu- nately there were no guests in the hotel, which had not been opened for the season. GRAIN'AND PROVISION PRICES Duluth” Wheat and Flax. Duluth, June 24.—Wheat—0On track =No. 1 hard, $1.30%; No. 1 Northern, $1.29; No. 2 Northern, $1.27; July, $1.26%5; Sept., $1.09%. Flax—To ar-| gow 1465 ! chickens, springs, 186@230. ¥ 12%c; Chicago Unlon Stock Yards. ‘Chicago, June' 24.—Cattle—Beeves, $5.10@7:35; Texas steers, $4.75@6.25 ‘Western' steers, $4.75@6.25; stocker and feeders, $3.60@B.60; ~cows ana heifers, $2.50@6.50; calves, $5.50@ 7.50. Hogs—Light, $7.00@7.65: mixed, $7.20@7.80; heavy, $7.25@7.85; rough, $7.28@7.40; ' good to cholce heavy, $7.40@7.85; pigs, $6.00@6.85. Sheep —Native, $3.50@5.85; yearlings, $8.00 @17.00; lambs, $5.00@8.00; spring lambs. $8.50@8.78. . HOGANSON BROS., Proprietors Telaphons No. 637 106 Second Street 5 o " Dry Cleaning of- Ladies’ and Gents’ Clothing, Rugs, Carpets, Household Furnishings, etc. Also Sponging and Pressing on Short Notice. Do Not Neglect B it entire. It is the man.y, rather | gence. IGI::: all the bodies have been recov-f yycooorty " track, $L75%: July, $1. Cicicic ¢ : than the few, who appreciate that| Mg, A Van Yard, living at 1218] ' o tho injured are being carea | T4%: Sept- $146; Oct, §1.40. g Listfll TO YOlll' Pains vour Eyes th'e reporter 0{ a newpaper is their | Bejtramian St., Bemidji, Minn.,| for in the state hospital at Spangler. Minneapolls Wheat. $ ;'}end 2o the: :Ee'}f'-. as well 88)ays: “I have used Doan’s Kidney| It 1s belloved that ot lenst four of) yiipngapon, - jupe 24— Wheat— Aq‘!vm and g';xu Abrlo {;:?" [l If they are not correct in every way have. is paper’s, and that if at one time | piyyg with highly satisfactory results| ¢ne flash of the explosion. July, $1.273%; Sept., $1.09% @1.09%; ‘arnings of Trouble X the matter attended to while it’s young he is asking what seems a favor, Dec,, $1.06%. On track—No. 1 hard, | SRt Rnfeffonffefonfnt 3 > o » {and can truthfully recommend them| As usual in all mine accidents little #1204 GLINY; No. 1 Northorn, $10| ‘Mental snd shystost s v & S S this condition may be revetsed to-|to anyone suffering from kidney ::: :ip‘;’:‘;:":q °{t"l1: ;:?l?v:;“:o:{ 20% @1.30%; No.-2 No,m,m_e:f_my; actly like the. ti'::l':lnfic’:l:i:: ‘ot the Itis the most sat_'Sf_aCto"Y! it is morrow. X e complaint. For some time I had a ever, that m', accumulation ;1 fire| @1.28%; No. 3 Northern, $1.25% @ 1‘,’:‘0‘,‘2‘,’ %’:(: hfi?,i‘,’;‘,, &i’&:',eg:.:ufl: the Cheapes? and it is a_bSOIUte'y The Tribune says: “Last month | qull pain in the small.of my back,| damp following a sudden caveln was| 127%- fho state of mind or body under die- the safest without question ’tl?: Lambst cfai:eN he’; ‘°k zam]:’czl. which caused me much discomfort, | fired by a naked lamp or blast. 8t. Paul Unlon Stock Yards. :fglafa‘d“:;‘:’h;’:fi"l‘fia z’l""",‘h:’fith"flg DRS L ARSON & L ARSON ey.came to eéw York pockets|Other symptoms showed that my 8t. Paul, June 24.—Cattle—Good to | soon we must pay unless we heed. } with the Chicago dollars. To get||idneys were disordered and when 1| NEW ~ERA OF PROSPERITY | etotco steers, $5.50@6.75; fair to good, | Most ilis can be traced directly or Specialists of the eye and the fitting of glasses —— the dollars they needed bigaudiences. e K3 R . $4.50@6.50; good to cholce cows and :’““"my Lo jthe ‘stomach for; digentive Offices over the P. O. Phone 92 ¥ n ! e |saw Doan's Kidney. Pills advertised| Armour 8ays It Will Include Europe| heifers, $4.50@5.50; veals, $5.50@8.00. | you will oo Hont 1o hosnb atd hechat i To get }he .audlences they needed|for guch complaints, I decided to and America. Wogs—$7.20@7.35. Sheep—Wethers, [ means wealth. reportorial aid. They begged for it|yry them, procuring a box at the| New York, June 25.—J. Ogden Ar-| $5.00@5.25; vearlings, _$5.76@6.25; o] :“:;ng!y;::t:t:::;c:r ev:‘liu;nl:lezz insistently and they gotit generously _| mour, who has just returned from an | lambs, $7.25@7.75; spring lambs,| tatoes in the morning. Try E-C Corn | h hen haileq | OV Drug store. Iused them care-| griongeq trip abroad, belloves both| $7.50@S.50. Flakes or Egg-O-See Wheat Flakes ; rom the man W*}°m‘ th.ey t’en atled fully as directed, the pains dis-| Europe and America are on the eve of :”}l”;tg"{}_e‘;;}“;r":tg;’;;"’:;‘& pertiape Gb | as the reportorial ‘friend. appeared and my kidneys became| ®& new era of prosperity. Chicago Grain and Provisions. |yixo'tt" i good—so crisp and delictons : e 1 -1 “But when nothing more could be h 1 fid h “My observation of buginess and| Chicago, June 24.—Wheat—July, | —easy to digest—ready to serve. X £ | ¢ bim they dropped him, | Ch Stronger. Iam confident that| gnopcigy conditions abioad leads me| $1.13%; Sept. $1.08%; Dec., $1.06%; |, Children grow strong and healthy on Rot out of him they droppe - | the relief I received from the use of | to believe that the leading European| May, $1.09%. Corn—July, 69%c; |ie = Invallds find it acceptable and s A5S :V?en th: ;ur;:m ;ose Z" l:he ga[lnd- Doan’s Kidney Pills will prove per- eountr!els aflr)}a nltuaied :'gri’ Im':ch o gfl:fi' §7?{,c;419);c~. S’IS%CC; nfigy‘ 5%%0' 2.‘::’,,‘,‘;1,;;;&: = day’s work wl:th- eml ll ecorators : i t t! . . we are in s country, at i1s to say, ats—July, C; ept., {1 ec., a sour stomach or e | : have poloed Bim o M e les. | manent and it gives me great pleas-| oy’ tho threshold of a prosperity boom, | 43% @43%¢; May, 45%c. ~Pork—July, |25 aching head if they eat it ‘wo- ; 1 \ ave helpec-um ln. Liswork.o S lure to endorse this remedy.” such as has seldom, if ever, been ex-| $19.871%; Sept., $20.07%; Jan., $18.90. | process that makes 1t 8o Eocd te ent J. A. Hoff Pearl Barnell J. C. Hand | [ cribing the show for his paper, they| po cale by all dealers. Price 50| Perienced before,” said Mr. Armour. | Butter—Creameries, 22@25c; dairies, |and 8o easy to digest. — — refused to do it. They did not want s a | him around. He suddenly became Palntlflg, papel‘haflglflg alld the reportorial ‘nuisance’ and a Il . : subject of insul. decorating done neatly and ““If this lightning change from the . T TH E M O D EI promptly. First class work 1 - characterized the Lambs alone the ° | matter would not be worth mention. guaranteed' Prlces reas- Luckily, they do not come often and CLOTHING STORE alEte . same quick forgetfulness of favors 4 . - marksa number who haunt news- Office 315-4th Street Phone 202 —— —— paper offices to get copious advaunce % ] [] notices of the myriads of entertain- ments of differents kinds—concerts, b | theatricals, soirees, bazaars, charity I balls—which are continually being Let } promoted. But when the time 2 1 B . comes that they could repay the The World can boast of no finer ready-for-service apparel paper for its kindnesses by assisting f : . . . ; ‘e heporterin big movkibe BecomEs or men than our famous Hirsh Wickwire make. U um er flmpany ‘ | the reportorial ‘nuisance’ ”—Duluth 3 J News Tribune. The “Hirsh Wickwire” clothes are sold in Bemidji ex= BEMIDJI, MINNESOTA ; ,‘ Circumstances like the above are ClrllSltvzl.)s’ I:y S g nd aretthtehs:rong, dlStln.Cthfeatur.e fo f t!fis . . ;i : 3 | of almost every-day occurence to re- grea _' play. 5 armen ‘s at you wear with a satisfaction Furmsh yOl’] Wlth your Lumber, Lath | I porters on daily papers in the born with confidence, with a knowledge that you are wear- 3 > < { 8 smaller cities, Bemidiji not excepted. ing the best clothes produced, and that your money has and Shlngles. Have everythmg n i { ’] And, further, it is but scant credit been spent to the best possible advantage. ‘ ) . i i | ‘t‘hnt the same news hustler and v the llne Of Bu11d1ng Materlal- — i | booster” receives for favors shown $18, $20, $22.50, $25 . . the public in general. Occasionally, Prompt deliveries made to any a news 'chaser” runs across a man THE VALUE AT $15--Just as fine worsteds and just o qee who refl"f', appreciates effort made as good cloths, and just as well tailored as the ones you are part of Bermd]l or Nymore. ;‘;vi;’:::zifi;n:":‘a“’::ey a;'::ec;:' accustomed to seeing displayed at $18 and $z20. We're 3 - il o, tive ‘a0 s placed ‘on the Tistof after your trade--and we show it by marking these $1 5 Telephone 371 “aood fellows.” sults at. .. .ui i dad e s - To Quebec and Return $30.00 THE VALUES AT $i12--Ask to see the blue, black, Via the South Shore in connec- and fancy weave suits in hard finish effects that we’re ° tion with the Annual Pilgrimage to showing at this price. . We want your confidence and Llsten s S S Ste. Anne de Beaupre. Tickets on these suits will surely get it for us when you find < sale July 18, 19, 20, 21and 22nd we’re selling themat. ... ................. ........ $l2 and good for stop over. Limit Aug- . : NEVER. will there be a more favorable op- ust 31st. Excursion fares to all portunity to invest in city real estate than the present. Eastern points; tickets on sale every e er a e u es 0[ nys day, return limit Oct. 31st. 2 5 A 3 Why not call on our local agent, H. A. — (S For further particulars and_reser- These double-service clothes are doubling their sales SIMONS, Postoffice Block, and let him show you | vation write A. J. Perrin, General record of late. Originally the showing consisted of a regu= some real snaps in business and residence lots in the Agent, Duluth, Minn. i i S I 2 ulu inn lar line of Extra strongly tailored ‘‘Hercules’’ all wool city; or at Oak Beach, on the north shore of Beautiful shower proof suits in Norfolk and double breasted $ 4 9 - Lake Bemidji 0 ji. HHNZE’S ATTURNEY styles for boys, all sizes. Special. . R Another strong feature is our double breasted and d~w“:§ Or.:an " “sb fifr demfle'.id Jnformation re- Is FUUND Guu.TY plain Norfolk, Sailor and Russian, f"t ng le c;.y 0 DTG, Teeenc or AN acturing location. . $2, $2.50 and $3. Gonvlcted of Impeding Adin- Bemid}i Townsite and Im | istration of Justice. : Summer Underwear choos- In Summer Oxford Shoe Dis- The most colorful Hat Sea- rovement Compa i ll‘lgdls I?t its ll:eSt- ghoose tight | plays, half of the shoe selling | son of years, makes the other prove e pany. N o T A B :fi_ 'n::e;)}?sg "“\’,'e' 5 r;é‘c"h 11:)‘;1; world make a special point of | shades, catawba, green, mpose, St. Pacul Minnesota. inson, personal counsel to F. Augustus iR R A o 3 5 Heinze, was convicted in the United sleeves or no sleeves, full style; the oth«.ar half feature )= tan, royaliand eadet blites as States circuit court of impeding the length or knee length. Swiss | fit. We promise you best of | well as pearls. They're to be |- g1 prjmcr s st i lisles $1. Other makes, two | both; and the most perfect re- | had in all makes from the y L e e P nion suite 108, | sultsin Style and Fit can be | Roswell, Tiger, Champion also Lumber and , wercy. _ Middle o’ June Neckwear is | ;hiained in the well known | Stetsons and other standard & s gt i i e B e in, th bot stripe fiariaw ne i L oy T makes, $1 to $5. Building Material | ot the books of the United Coppor in-hands, in shadow tones 50c. ; ; Sl : : ” —t company while the grand jury had and English rumchundas same We get a lot of satisfaction We're - specializing Boys ; : : = = them under subpoena in the Heinze price. Felt Hats in th shadzs We carry in stock at all times a com- . investigation and thelr subsequent 3 2 e from our fine lines of Oxfords, € L. same lete line of lumber and building material disappearance. The Witness Robin- Twin stripes, wide-apart s d sh: “dad’s”, $1 P 2 s son is charged with having tampered Rl & in tan, oxblood chocolate, ancshapes as 2 25 to of all descriptions. ' with was Tracey S. Buckingham, a sEnpes, dark and every other 5 1 J { o 32- £ P ¢ 3 Holuze clork, who was wastsd i 0 kind of pattern or plain effect | Sunmetal and patent leathers e Call in and look ial line of oeell | Ll Shset b toutls Tit e s niaft in Geo. P. Ide Shirts $1 to $2, | at $2.50, $3, $3.50 and $4. | You ought to know the Mid- ; lln and o'YVer 11;1- speml e od g I8 Yo s e imints and Golf Silks and Collar-At- | 1fyo one get you acquaine- | Jleton English sonnit braid pell imioriad bkt Th e $0 BMfEARE KNl Dosn oommIEeALTAD: tached Silks up to $3. Negli- £t you acqlialn Sailor Straws; they're the fea- Wy D e inson was not the real offender. gee Shirts pleated or plain coat | ed with our way of selling tire horos alto. the Bl S make your gelection. Resolution Laid on the Table. Rylogi o erwi of Boys: Shaes youll sutely ap: split b 'd' il $1 to $2 . LAB D - : : - S it brai ilors, - 0 3 - i Washington, June 25.—By a vote of New Hosiery of light textures | preciate the benefit that we Spft Stra 5 L,fil Mack WE SELL 16 INON_SLAS WOOD St deeades gn lte blg woven to be stubbornly wear- | effect both for the boys’ health | &one - i o ~ans HacE e callng on the president Tor coples resisting, jacquard and plain | o S iaws mighty lards shooes §1 of ra;ll cn{r::nond:x:]c‘elby the state de- :gefits at 25c(')c New silk-chalk- Al Your pOC 00 i $1'75 o 1o $3' Sanborrow, MeXicans I alre e al r 0 partment through diplomatic channels i Z : : pertaining to wages or manufactures (.)mery 3 and other Shapes' 25¢, = in foreign countrles other than Ger- Iflllmfl l“flfl. , many. [ e Y