Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, January 19, 1912, Page 2

THE BEMIDJT DAILY PIONEER ‘cinls, including practically the entire |of the Atlantie, much of the work .| membership of the Rivers and Har-|was done by floating plants, where More Appropfiate. Published avari’ afternoon except Su day by the Bemlaji Pioneer Publ om v, & N. CARSON. B. X. DENU. ' the machinéry in motion for the big-|in position by means of F. A. WILHON, Rditor. gest celebration in the history of the | boom derricks. In the shallower wa- In the City of Bemldii the puvers are State of Flovida. delivered by carrier. Where the deliv- | | - oney? ery s irregular please make immediate | which will continue over several days | viaduct were formed by driving piles, | money: complaint o this office. Telephone 31. 4 i “I heard a story the other day, a Qut of town subscribers will confer a|will be in honor of the comnlellml‘»whlch held in place water-tight Storyabout/an helryesn who said to her favor 'if they will report when the: : i do not gt thelr vapers pl(‘lompt‘l . Y |of the Florida Bast Coast Railway | framework. The total length of the| titled fiance: papers are continued until an ex- & 5, “ ' - plicit order to discontinue is received, company's line connecting the mnm»ioversea extension is 127 miles. ‘My dear, I'm rather a new wom- an, you know, 8o do you mind asking- and until arrearages are paid. o » Subscription Rate The'first’ throngh “traln to Keyls o aiho futasomiteihaiwordfobey in ing Pllos in 6 to 14 days. 60c. powerful | dinner in Waco: “What kind of men are these dukes and earls, anyway, that they can frank. The celebration, | ter molds for the foundation of the||y admit marrylng heiresses for thei: land of the United States with the is- Qhe mont, by.carrler -¥ 5-‘03!"\"(1 city of Key West. | West will leave Jacksonville Sunday ! our wedding ceremony? Three months, postage $25] The construction of “the railroad|noon and will carry Mr. Flagler and| “Lord Luclan stroked his mustache, Six Months, postage paid 2.60 | = smiled synfeally, and answered: One year, postage paid.. .00 gyer the sea,” A second train which is the name fa-|a party of friends. The Weekly Pione | : | “No, I don't mind, my love, Ill Eight pages, containing a summary | miliarly applied to the new line, 'Shvill follow closely with the members | just tell the-old boy to make it ‘love, ovory rharatay i aret postaaiahed earded as one of the greatest en-|of congress and other officials Invited | honor and supply. 20 any anfivess for 3180 In'alvance | yyocitiia tiumplisiof the Age:” The) torpartidipate in, the: coldbratioma EE'TERED AS SECOND CLASS M A% | proj ¢ bui ine fr Key W Claborate entertalnment TER_AT THE POSTOI'FICE AT BE. Project of building the line from the|Key West. Elabora ARG T B, UNDER THE ACT OF | (i) ang of the Florida peninsula to| for the visitors has been provided in KIDNEY REME"Y THAT @ /coral reefs as stepping stones, was |of the program will be a big civic, g] first conceived about seven years ago. | military and naval parade, a ball and| | have been a terrible sufferer for a ! ¢ M. FI J ief promoter | ba; t anq official receptions at the | number of year with kidney and liv- 5| Henry M. Flagler, the chief promoter anquet and D Lumberol v with Hiney sua liv. of the enterprise, supplied the mil-|military and naval posts on the iS-|ana health generally poor. constitu. INSURANCE | Key West, using the long stretch of |the island city. Among the features O R CIR IR CRRCRR IR CY % Bemld)l, Minn. ¢ THIS DATE IN HISTORY. Phone 144 - January 19, 1807—General Robert E. Lee S CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS ;onro ?x?"r'ffirzq ;ll‘l J‘nund monéy if PA- Representative Henry, coudemning | Z0 s to cute any case sBInE | hors committee of congress, will set|the concrete was mixed and placed | the international marrisge, sald at a | o, 1iching, Blind, Bleeding or Protrud- Huffman Harris & Reynolds FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1418 THE SPALDING . EUROPEAN PLAN Duluth's Largest and ‘fien Hotel DULUTH MINNESOTA More than £100,000,00 tecently expended on improvements. 250 rooms, 1% private baths, 60 sample rooms. Kvery modern convenlence: Luxurious and delightful restaurants and buffet, Flemish Room, . Palm Room, Men's Grili, Oolonial Buffer: agnificent lobby and public rooms: Ballrcom, banguet rooms and dining rooms: Sun parlor and ol . tory. Located in heart of business sec- tion bub overlooking the barbor and Lake Superior. Convenient o everything. One of the Great Hotels of the Northwest'}i | 12 Cent @ Word-=-Cash William C. Klein INSURANCE Rentals, -Bonds, Real Estate First Mortgage Loans on City and Farm Property 6 and 6, O’Leary-Bowser Bldg. Phone 19. | i FUNERAL DIRECTOR | AND EMBALMER | | offic | | A B Lee born. Died Oct. 12, &/, 3 nd the jland. The fifth division of the At-|tion entirely run down until life be- D T 1870 Hions; of roapital “ecessf“y £ H | e N came a burden. I tried physicians 1813—Si i p Dbest engineering talent in America. |lantic fleet, consisting of the cruis-|gngq every available remedy but found | > 1813 —SIr Henry Bessomer, In- &) " uouoo ontvey tstands weve tised for | ois Novth Caroling, Washington, Sa-|no relief. Was induced to give Dr. B * ventor of the process for &' 3 = Kilmer’s Swamp-Root a trial, which A & converting cast ivon into @ !Short stretches of construction, the lem and Birmingham, is at Key West | gcted like magic, and am happy to Portugal has [say that I believe I am entirely cured & cast steel, Dborn. Died @ and now as good ‘a man as ever. longest being sixteen miles, on Key |for the celebration. Mareh 15, 1898. ® Large. More than 50 miles of earth [sent one of the vessels of her navy| | pelieve it my duty to make this o !Wii—Henty Clay resigned as &/ang yock embankment were built |and several other foreign powers are|Public statement that T may help oth- o speaker of the House of . . ers who may be suffering from the N Rerte ot v where the intervening water was expected to be represented. same trouble. Swamp-Root 15 with. o 5 . V. Wi i » water pre-| The completion of the overseas line |Out question the greatest remedy in * 1819—Centre College at Dan- ¢ ;Shallow. Where deeper w: L . “lthe world. Anyone in doubt of this - ville, Ky.. incorporated. « vailed and where the openings were is an event of national and even In-!statement or the authenticity can ad- —Illinois and Michigan > oxposed to storms, concrete arch via- ternational importance. It gives the | dress me as below. 5 5 e A ‘ Gl s Yours very truly, Canal assoclation incor- &1 yet construction was used, consist- | United States a new seaport far out | 2 M. H. McCoy, - porated. » p S ing of fifty-foot reinforced concrete |in the Gulf, affording w great im- | Van Wert, Ohio. ~ North, East, South =«West © I840—Lieut. Charles Wilkes & " . g . | State of Ohio, . discovered the Antarctic o CiTcular-arch spans and piers, with {provement on the country’s strategic| i . continent. occaslonal spaus of sixty feet. This |position in relation to Cuba ana the|Van Wert County. =~ ol Q4@ ‘ s " i ' n; ement swo Jto ¢ 1948 —Gold discovered near Co- | was the most difficult part of the Panama canal. - Key West, With the | before me and tibec e o iy D It’s the national favorite From youngsters up, the N loma, Cal., by James Wil- ®!ywoik There are four of these arch opening of the new road, becomes the | ence this 18th day of July, 1909, by v W food enchanting flavor of the v son. Marshall. “ 1 Viaduet ating about six miles| United States port nearest to Colon; | ¢ 14 M. H. McCoy. [T HOVEE Was @ Do00.e0 : . Coivention motat Tawa 16| ¥ °!1°1% RERTSERUNE aboutisiximiles) Wil fed Siates per " j, A C. Gilpin, Notary Public.|popular before. Last tender, meaty, sun-rip- E City to frame a constitu- @ | it lensth. e Letter to | iyear the countryate more ened sweethearts of N tion for the State of To- ° The logest is between Long Key | ;m.l: 600 nlulcs neax-:rllhan Galveston. | Blil;éxxhggn& !?o.‘u {KELLOGG’S than all the white corn, has made ? s of the Hmaey, |0 GraSSY Key, 27 miles, and is| It has today one of the most import }P o B it other brands together, good. And you're miss: —Obsedules of the BEmper- & | cajjeq the Long Key viaduct; across | ant naval stations in the country and | ETOVE wamp-Root Will Do For|, - 4" 1} 's hardl : 4 p . or Maxmilian in Vienna . | u. jand there’s hardly a ing the treat of your life - 2 ! | & the Knights Key channel, 7,500 feet, | President Taft has already expressed| Send to Dr. Kimfier & Co., Bing- . thatd n . , ; + 1886--Order of presidential ; hamton, N. Y. for a sample bottle, | \0M€ that doesn't serve if you're not serving the & succession determined. and across Bahia Honda channel, 4,-| the hope that Congress will provide . R s d {1t will convin-e anyone. |ZELL.OGG’S regu- You wil - | i * 1887 —Charles B. Farwell elect- < 950 feet. The material of the islands | for the very considerable enlarge-|also receive a hooklet of-valuable in . s . ed United States senator @ |is coraline limestone. In many places| ment of the post. Commercial as| Crmation, telliug all about the kid- | rly-Tite tempting o he o vy 3icoraling Umestone. Inr many places; Dost. n S |neys and bladder - When writing, be |ilmy flakes have » from lllinois. ° [the embankment for the roadway is|well as strategic advantages are to|sure and mention the Bemidji Daily, o de a hit with + 188%—Thomas Greenway be- & . ) : Hifite Toet in. lelght, i thie| acerue fro th leti £t | Ploneer. Regular fifty-cent and one-: *“ h 3 % & esme promier of Manito, eight or nine feet in height, and the | a rom the completion of he ! dollar bottles for sale at all drug/:he nation's. B ba. B roadbed is ballasted with the same road. A modern drydock and ample |Stores. hppetite. # 1899-—Remains of Columbus % |material. The result is one of the ! wharves are to be constructed. As = 3 ol i ‘. ! « Jo AL 1 E transferred to Seville. ! finest and safest railvay roadbeds in | the distance from Key West to Ha-| 1oePhone Dr. J.A. McClure + 1900—The British captured the &1 the world. | vana is only ninety miles, the trans-| YyOur horse troubles. ® Dervish leader, Osian & i . N portation of freight cars by means °f1N0 charge to answer Phones, No trouble to . Digna. &, The building of the concrete via- y |show goods, Veterinary Remedies for sale. is entirely Dr. James B. Angell re- & | ducts was one of the most interesting | POWerful steam ferries | Dr.J. A. McClure, Phone. 105. g signed the presidency of © | features of the entire project, not on- | Practicable, and the trip can be made | the University of Michi- ® |1y becquse of the size of the larger | in about six hours. | gan. S | C 556666666666 o) ONeS but by reason of their location. | | Al dd. Teacher of Piano and Harmony At Residence of Mrs. G. Crone 519 * Minnesota Avenue . . Engagements made Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday | They were constructed literally on OVERSEA RAILROAD COMPLETED. the open sea. In many places where | The arrival in Jacksonville, Flori- ! the water is deep enough to float a | da, tomorrow of several parties of di- | large size ocean steamship, and where ! plomats, finz s and public offi-l the locality is exposed to the gales! | ) | MUSIC LESSONS } | | | most delightful of an foods in your home. Tr) it tomorro- and let e the chil vote decide on Every Breakfast Table A el THE ORIGINAL HAS THiS SIGNATURE “Sunkist” " Are Sweet, Seedless, Juicy Navels These are the very finest oranges grown. They are the best crop of 5,000 prize groves of California. BEGINS MONDAY . Huge sale of finest California Navel i Oranges. These are the famous “Sunkist” Oranges, the prize crop of California. Each “Sunkist” comes in a valuable wrap- per. Save wrappers and obtain beautiful and genuine Rogers’ Silverware. - Read full instructions to the right. This special orange-week sale begins Monday and lasts the entire week. Remember, : o : e 11 1.2 13 -~ California “Sunkist tree-ripened, hand-picked oranges are the finest in the_world and most economical. Special low prices.. Buy in Quantities—by the box or half-box; at all dealers. Insist on “Sunkist” Wrappers You will get better fruit at lower prices, and you will get free Rogers’ Silverware by sending in wrappers along with a few stamps or money order to help pay charges, packing, etc. “Sunkist” Lemons Most economical, because most juicy. Thin-skinned, and each ) comes in a valuable “Sunkist” wrapper. Big Sale Begins Monday at All Dealers. r.uicmars neviares Besides being sweet, juicy navels, each “Sunkist” is tree-ripened. Each is picked with gloves. Each is sound, seedless—perfect. Oranges Most Healthful Fruit All oranges are healthful, but this tree-ripened, full-flavored fruit tones digestion and supplies the required acid like no other. It is impossible to get better oranges than those which come in“Sunkist” wrappers. They keep well, as each orange comes t» you perfect, sound and solid. Buy them by the dozen, half-box or box during this big week’s sale at greatly reduced prices. - California Fruit Growers’ Exchange, %55 S Steet Choose From These Fourteen ! “Sunkist" s Frat. ' Silver Premiums ' Get This Orange Spoon At right is shown new “‘Sunkist” Orange Spoon, actual size. Genuine Rogers and of the latest style. Sent Made of special i J tempered steel heav- ily silver-plated, same fl high quality as the other “Sunkist” Pre- — miums. Sent on re- ceipt of 24 “Sunkist’” wrappers and 20c. . For each additional fruit knife send 24 you on receipt of 12 “‘ Sunkist’’ wrappers v | “Sunkist” wrappers and 20c. % ]r.. and 12c to help pay Read This Carefully On all remittances up to 24 cents send one-cent stamps; on amounts | above 24 cents send post- CI office money order, ex- ~ 1 press money order or bank draft. Do not send cash. Make money order or draft payable to the gl California Fruit Growers’ w5 Exchange, and address 1 your letters to the Cali- fornia Fruit Growers’ Exchange, 192 N. Clark charges, packing, etc. For each additional spoon send 12 “Sun- kist” wrappers and 12c. Read carefully direc- tions at right. Send for full descrip- tion, number of wrappers and amount of cash nec- essary to secure each article. “*Sunkist" . Street, Chicago, Ill. Not Premiums responsible for cash sent S through the mails. Table Knife - Table Fork You can secure téleu ‘ Dessert Spoon premiums with * Sun- o kist’’ orange wrappers, B Child’s Kuife "Sunk{ls(t;;%:nfi?? sy e Bouillon Spoon pams “Red morss Gaie pers or ‘‘Red Ball Coffee Spoon oo wea ers. Or e ‘merely sen l':ade arks R . Salad Fork c‘u:lfr:m wrnype;s. Ifyou will buy only ‘‘Sunkist’® 0’_"’: Fork and *‘Red Ball”’ oranges 's Fork ?m} lemogs, Jo will get ruit of the finest eatin, or"‘“ s’““ 3 k& - H quality, economiullg Fruit Knife Teaspoon /i e priced, and you will soon have enough wrappers to secure a complete set of the beautiful table silver- ware, Tablespoon Butter: Snreudef