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ST LOUIS MANS BODY IN THE SEINE
Henry HazletOn Had Been Missing Since De-
cember % Last-No Signs Ct Violence.

Paris. Feb. 22.-The body OF Henry Hazleton-
OF ST. Louis. who had been missing since De-
osmber 20. 1903. was taken from the river Seine
near the NeUilly Bridge this afternoon by some
sailors There were no marks OF violence upon
the body.
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SOME RECIPES

For ProlonsIng Life Laid Down by 4
| Medical Authority.
Moderation in eating drinking and ply
steal indulgence. ID
Pure air. out of the house and within.
The keeping Of every organ Of the body
as far as possible in constant workig onr-
der.
Regular exercise every day in all wealth
ers, supplemented in many cases by breath
ing movements by walking and climbing
tours.
Going to bed early and rising early. and
Restricting the hours of sleep to six
seven hours.
Daily baths or ablutions according to I'M
ciyidual conditions, cold or warm, or warm
followed by cold.
Regular work and mental occupation.
| Cultivation of placidity, cheerfulness and
hopefulness Of mind.
Employment Of the great power OF the
mind in controlling passions and nervous
fear
Strengthening the will in carrying out
whatever is useful and in checking the
craving for stiinulants, anodynes and 9TH
er injurious agencies
Abraham Iincoln's maxirns were: do
not worry; eat three square meals a day;
say your prayers; think of your wife; be
courteous to your creditors; keep your d.
gestion good: steer clear of the bilious
ness; exercise; go slow and easy. Maybe
there are other things that your especial
case requires to make you happy, but, my
friend. these, reckon, vii give you
good life" Sir Benjamin Ward Richard
son said: 1.-THE would-b centenarlan
should never smoke nor MISUNDERSTANDING
the latter, and he should eat very little
meat. He should keep early hours and
work as little as possible by artificial
light Moreover he should not make
hastesto be rich and he should avoid worry
and consuming ambition.
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KING SOLOMON.

RELIABILITY. PERFECT HONESTY AND
ABSOLUTE FIDELITY TO FACTS
mon the great IIindoo soothsayer, who Is now
giving the public tho use of his great birth
right, the power Of foresight, at 900 Henne-
pin avenue. =
Who else could have predicted the death Of
PRESIDENT Mckinley or the coming Of the great
Galveston flood? = -
Your life is an open book to King Solomon.
your future is .as clear as crystal. Do you
want to know why you have failed in the past !?
y, Would thd f yon know what you must meet
81 matters personal or IN Business what
1t is thirty one years since he began the de-
veopnent OF his wonderful powers the facul-
ties which were born In him. Since that time
he he has visited nearly every foreign country.
by countless men and women OF all languages,
with multitude of different desires and az.
p1rations. and afflicted with troubles OF every
imaginary quality. These experiences alone
would make King Solomon wise had he no
natural attainments
Hundreds have visited him and have gone
away satisfied BY having received the longed
for glimpse OF the future. King Solomon viii
see you at any hour at 300 Hennepin av
Telephone, N. w. Main 1859 LII.
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FREE! FREE! FREEi
IL INCORRECT.
The First Registered Trance Clairvoyant
ever in Minneapolis.
POSITIVELY NO EQUAL ON EARTH
IN HIS PROFESSION.

! Ae avar IN eiinneanoI,s .
:. .--n-.e 'poi''
! pnsrr1vrry No EnU,r& nN EARrr4
!, = oA'i IN rI,S pE9EEss10N
! in LIS FhofEoolON.
! ppor INV
! PhUf. " hE1 ,4,..,
neatinlis .nal lneie afe Mans ne aSt
s 1ae ~ wth and
snirFua1ist - nsdms ats' apd that many
o. rs pest Gi.izens Mo9ia Ce 4 on,y w
N,r srnn,f rteI' 80 nH ~ a.anrad ~
AN. I'm. were they assureu 81
~ Gun'imSe tne ouolie OF Mis aI'u,s
,n ms su uS over al M nee nN
WEEK n asq his give "1n LIZ *
i 1ifa reading s1ns11s1 -
:. Will If1ai T6K si The FIRST TINE DUR
! w. - ihi'' eot1.s III a Ai '1 l1I ~
/ S1OO-ONE DOII.AR-s1. 90.
"a SEVMNT4 ST s -9S Et1
During nv "a wears of nracrtca have
/ brought together In marriage also re-
Ave occnlt scienpists comhined. IN fact
/ | have made this line Of occult work q
specialty Few Dsychics no matter
how nigh standing really understand
this sECRET MAGNETTC power. Dur
ing the past year, ending December,
1913, my record for successful work is as
Rennitnd 100 senaratad.
i Brought aro.,nd ..s7 marriape.
/ Gained the love Of certain ones 400.
| Located two buried treasures.
Located q absent persons.
| Overcome 6JS rivals.
And hundreds Of other cases, such as
business speculations, law suits and
! transactions or all kinds.
!
| D1uM WHyN PROF. hey, THE ME-
| @D1DM WIEN Proc. KEY, THE AC-
| ehNOWLEDGED LEADER OF THEM
N
HIGHER THAN THOSE LESS COMPE-
TENT?
|
3S-sEVENTH ST SIS
! NO FEE IN ADvANCc, AND YOU PAY
NOTHING UNLESS PERFECTLY
| SATISFIED. l,.
A TRUE CLAlRVOYANT IS BORN,
| Oldest in experience, richest in know1-
edge and skill; crowned with 20 years
| his advice has saved and made thousands
-
HOW TO OVERCOME ALL
Your past, your present life, and your
| by consulting PROF. KEY, the world
| eminent clairvoyant and spirit medium.
s s3ta xno eRa psychic force the world has
HIS predictions are always correct and
/ Of people will testify.
Does everything seem to go wrong and
has fortune never smiled on you? Has
/ your life been full Of .'ups and downs!''
| Do not despair, as you can learn the
trne road To success and hanninass for
/ both await you if You viii only know
how, when and where to find them,
[ which Will be revealed to YOU. You also
will ha fold hov, tn have vonr wanta nnd
HOY IN oh in oh
Jects in life or your hearts desire. ~
How. to live happy and contented the
rest Of your life and be fortunate. How
j Won are best ADAPTED If for Tails wh"t
/ you have done what you are doing now
| and what you are going to do. All
-, =
| Comment OF European Press and Some
/ ..prof. Key IS ' the eresteet or all liv.
| in psychists: as palmist he is in the
same class as Cheri0. Leader,
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SOME BUSINESS CHANCES.

SOME BUSINESS CHANCES.
Est Est ,basiRug- making mattress, cushions.
bldg. and complete eqpt Bargain
t Est; drug .,s bus, Masentown, Pa $3.50 o.,
will and agencies. Westport. Ind $4,000.
Fancy grocery. wines and liquor bus, stock,
hxt; and liquor franchise. Washington, D. G.
Mn hSee or to bus
Of mfg; artistic bronze, casting statuary, max
Grain elevator abt / a. ground, private r.
r.. switch, Ashland, o.; stock at inv
Furniture and undertaking bus, store bldg,
Well est heating, plumbing and lighting bus,
Council Bluffs, Iowa; stock, tools, iixt.
nras stere ana buses
General mdse., stock and bus. Nasons. Va.
NJ. y; practice res. and lot. Drumlnond, Okla.
Crosse Wis. timely located; est. trade.
w NJ. OSTRANDER, n. A. Bldg. Phila.
HOTEL COUNTY SEAT TOWN, COCO; 80 BED
uHEtS R5oS SoHs4x is ssz ESseSs 5 S
money .naker; cry 81. 40 '' cash "a" ' lis. kasota
HoTEL@Mosr MODERN HOTEL IN THE
state 40 beautifully furnished rooms; only 50
hotel in county seat town. 1000; 8 railroads
Be quick this one. $1,000 cash. lis.
THE Heal ABOVE 59so' THREE HOTELS ARE GOOD
ones; rent is low, furniture for SALE. Expenses
paid to see them 11s kasota building.
THE SIXTH AVENUE HOTEL, CORNER 9th
rooms; 81 per day house; old established bust,
Tsnsi ony Es ss5 Rt cost ssoS oWnx
to poor health of proprietor, who is obliged to
eek fhange in elimate d must and ,o Viii be
year; $2.250 buys it; golden opportunity for
an industrious man to get rich in a few years;
FAMED city, fel i, VII" HAM T; Hefs'
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FOR SALE scELLANEoUs

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BICYCLES AND AUTOMOBILES

-S-~>~~~~~~>~~-~>~O~O
WE ARE NORTHWESTERN AGENTS FOR
the White Steam Touring Car. Send for
White Bulletin" giving Webb jays expert
ence In New York-PittsburS endurance run.
For sale--One secondhand Haynes Apperson
good condition. Also Waverly electric and
Holly gasoene runabout, almost We are
closing out our bicycle stock ut cost.
Haynes Automobile Co.. Successors to Haynes
Cycle Co., 627 First av S.
AUToMoBILEs-wIsH TO PURCHASE A
give in exchange first-class modern house
OF eight rooms, porcelain bath, furnace, gas,
oak finish and floors, mantel. nicely deco
rated walls, full basement, laundry; price
$4,000: rented $50 month; eighth ward; or
viii trade good clear land. We mean busl-
ness. The b. a. Conrad Co.. 513 Phoenix.
NEARLY NEW HAYNES-APPERSoN AUTO
mobile; used short time demonstrating
rig; Address Hayaes-Apperson Agency 2l3
Pillsbury building.
FIvE-HoRSE POWER ELECTRIC MOTOR FOR
sale! In htst-class condition. Northwestern
ParQuct Floor Co.. 81 9th st S.
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IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A FIRST. CLASS
hotel proposition i have one of 40 rooms in
active Wisconsin town Of 1000; complete in
every detail: price $4,000: Look it up.
MINI; with this, owner will give to purchaser
his position 81 as janitor. worth $50 per month;
Price $l.OOO II you want to buy sell any
thing anywhere, large Or small, write me.
n. N. BRADBURY.
800 New York Life.
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DANCING HALL

S~-~-~~O~~NN~~~.~~~~-~
DANCING HALL.
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Terms very reasonable. Inquire Kimball Piano
Store.
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THE MINNESOTA MORTGAGE LOAN co..
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ESTABLISHED 1880.
LOANS

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Z TlAL DEALING TO ALL. sg8
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MUST SELL MARCONI' WIRELESS TFLE
graph; must sacrifice small block at $40 per
share; regular price 500 per share Address
3l56. Journal.
FOR sALE-5O SHARES OF PREFERRED
stock OF the Twin City Telephone Co., per
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PRINTING-1,o 600 FINE BUSINESS CARDS, 81;
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1000 milk tickets, 81; 1000 bread tickets, 81.
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MACHINERY AND ENGINES

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LOST AND FOUND
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LosT-L1GHT GREEN SILK OPERA BAG.
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Eighth Ave. and Fourth Ave. on Eighteenth
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LosT[AN. Fl, BETWEEN CLINTON Ave.
and Unitarian church, ladies' gold watch.
open face, initials d. L. engraved on back.
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STORAGE

THE BOYD TRANSFER AND STORAGE co,
has unequaled facilities for moving and storing
household goods; expert packing for storage 81
shipment. Collective cars Of household goods
made up for the coast; frequent shipments and
big saving in freight. 46 I'D st s.
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FOR sALE-REsTAURANT AND CONFECTION-
cry, at starbuck, Minn:; fine location; good
business; reason for selling, going into other
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FOR sALE-$1 DAY HOTEL, PAYING BUsI-
ness Prosnerous country town.: Furnished
complete. $500; So, 900 down. Fine chance.
Write at once. Ostman Land Co., Fosston,
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AMUSEMENT
Great Play Coming.

Our people who love to be
amused may feel grateful for the
chance to seea good show. "The
Man From Sweden" at Opera
House Monday Dec. 10. The
Brooklyn Eagle says of Howard
Brandon who appears as Carl
Anderson, ::The Man From
Sweden: 'sHe reminds one so
much Of Emmett in his balmy
days; always smiling and sing
ing and the audience always wait
ing for him to come on the stage.
We couldn't get enough Of him;
he seems to have that magnetic
way Of getting right into the
hearts of his audience. The
sturdy men have helped to make
the Northwest a most prosperous
country with their good citizen
ship are one of the characterize
tics Of the play. The story tells
of the misfortunes Of the Jeffer-
son family, the sale of the farm
by mortgage, the act of william
Gus lover who has been repulsed
and stopped through the vigilance
ofthe honestSwede. The trials Of
the Swede to use the American
language makes the play most
laughable. Besides being recog-
nized as the only original and
best Swedish dialect comedian
on the American stage, Mr..
Brandon has a good singing
voice and is an entertaining IN
strumentalist. The supporting
company were very good and
when the vast audience filed out
of the theatre there was smiles
on every face and a laugh in
their hearts Go and see the
ssMan From Sweden. =
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-Four Years Work.

The report of George A. Ralph,
engineer of the state drainage
commission, upon the work of
the commission during the four
years of it's existence is text
book that should be studied by
every state legislator. The com
mission has expended something
less than one hundred thousand
dollars and has reclaimed thous-
ands of acres, furnished homes
for hundreds of families, and in
creased the value of it's own lands
SO much that it has actually made
a profit of from two to three hun
dred per cent on the hundred
thousand it has invested.
There is room for the invest
ment of a million in the same
way, with equal certainty of a
proportionate profit.
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''would be preferable to some of
Beltrami county's citizens. !"
December weather is getting
a lot of com pliments.
Halstad and Climax will start
a joint and several bank.
Next to the logger Santa Claus
is the busiest man in the north
country.
The Itasca County Independ-
ent has a sharp stick for Mr..
Fullerton.
California is invited to send up
a sample of weather for purposes
Of comparison.
An Aitkin man will launch a
1876 foot boat on the waters of the
Mississippi when the ice goes
out.
The Rainy River band pours
forth a flood of music upon the
public twice a week at Beau.
dette.
In admitting that cold weather,
has arrived the Mankato Free
Press thinks that Duluth is grow
ing too good.
Experts have invented an un-
sinkable boat and the Sebeka
SevieW thinks that Russia will be
able to chirk up bit now.
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IT APPEARS that twelve honest
men cannot be found in Mime
apolis to, render a true verdict
against the city's grating ex-
mayor. No wonder the corrup-
ton of politics runs riot through
the pages of the city's newspa-
pers.
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Dance Thursday.

The Bemidji orchestra will give
a grand ball at the city hall on
this Thursday evening, Dec. IS.
Arrangements for a good time
have been made and posters an
noucing the event have been
posted throughout the city. The
feature of the dance will be five
piece orchestra, which will furn-
ish music.
Advertise in the Daily Pioneer
It's a good investment.
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Rector Of st. Luke's. Ashburn.
ham, Ontario, Testifies to the
Good Qualities of Chamber
lain,S Cnudh Rnmndv

Ashburnham, Ont, April IS,
1908. / think it is only right
that ! should tell you what a won
derful effect Chamberlain s
Cough Remedy has produced.
The day before Easter / was SO
distressed with cold and cough
that I did not think to be able to
take any duties the next day, as
my voice was almost choked by
the cough. The same day I re-
ceived an order from you for a
bottle of your Cough Remedy.
I at once procured a sample bot
tie and took about three doses of
the medicine. To my great relief
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WANTED For U. S. army able
bodied, unmarried men be-
tween ages of 21 and IS, citi-
zens of United States, of
good character and temperate
habits, who can speak, read
and write English. For in
formation apply to Recruiting
Officer, Miles block, Bemidji.
Minnesota.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-12-15

REED SMooT will undoubtedly
retain his seat as senator from
Utah, but the Investigation
is a good thing just the same.
We are finding out a lot Of things,
some Of which probably are not
so, about Mormonism.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-12-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
>-e>~->.~->~~~r~~~~~~>~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
BARRETT & ZIMMERMAN.
Midway Horse market, ST.
Paul, have the largest assert.
ment of horses in the entire
Northwest. Auction every
Wednesday, 2 O'Clock. Private
sales daily. Part time given
if desired.
FOUR NEW TOWNS on the Thief
River Falls extension. First
class openings for all kinds Of
business and investments. Ad-
dress a. D. Stephens, Crooks
ton, MINI.
FOR EXCHANGE-Pair of 2
year-old colts for cordwood.
Yves Wright.