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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-18
THE MARKETS
WHOLESALE PRICES.

ITHHHe prices are % an buyer n
Hua HfIflsH Prices on small purchAs-a
average 20 Der cent hiEhefJ
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EHH#H Mrat=eow beef. gAc ps
Ih steer beef = ID wal Cnsc nj
IHfh 81 &C. 10 mutt1n. eushc Va
Pros #aIHuH Hams fauigc fsf
irU# #fast bacon. Ice u bellies
fIraa. IL Do
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Butisr. Eaas, Cheese.

Native creamery. 90 - 10. Fast
eru creamery fresh. 1fe 10
Eggs Malice ranch - doV. Ore
Fon ranch, 22c dca. Eastern. 1Sc
1nE
Cheese Native ranch. i1ai2c u.
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chickens hens lee. spring. to-
Ducks IiNe. 15u. dressed. 10 tic 10.
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MONEY g. loan uH uHB Kind "a ~
sudV u9awpfth 4 Bishop ~ ksu
cotI.ArEHAL RANK tIlarto =
ihgffals,,As OK i lsaasa 90 saS seed
A HEIiAut.E place to sofrev nsnsY
a. s,.as sia n Net III fiss.s' .irsss
A REsrEcrAnI-E plss. ts borg.-
wsichss fmsfieah Watch 4 iessi
prtvsts offies. STRICTLY ooufiasntist
70 GlnAs Private msnsy. Il isw rat.
fs-irf waf rosns 1 400
MONEY on real sutats and rhattsla
lowest fatga. - Oriental ulh Main
Massage
FINK HH6NNlNsl mss-sss. yspaf
Ia ihH Hotel vs. inaar itN Pint ave.
MIHs ALICE s4sasrs yapar and .l-e.
49,, g.. - r,.i,.i 80, s,. li,. aI'nen'
MASSAGE tapar H.afi.atsd aaa tub
tatha ~ HaitsEs IL frraH Union at
nuathESa ntREcToRY
Abstraetosp
onnuhNE 1NltAHash a 90 tns-
sst.eiiahsd lss1 mlpina calm a.
f'hpnes HuuasI - Ind q
nooru wufrrI.EaKr HANFoHb
Abstract Co, ests hfiahrt iaaa Hahe-
usut q tiaiisr - Phone Man -
sEATrLE ARsrHAer CO. =. I. ia
sttarnsvs - Ia~
ntAnN 4 CAY uanwsli hlk. ii and
81 alta seusfsl rfartirs earsfat
sftsrtiaH siFsu 20 FL cults Be- dam
80 nsth w iqisa ~ Ms sfs - .i''' !"
GEo = noasNAs. AuornsY - I-aw
!, rssi,is t5,5sk ssst,i. special"
TuoMAa rAuE - floor oriental
tlaek ueth ph0nss John M issa
T y cAsS % Marion n.aa A IN
q WARD KENr. narss "a nuff -
v . LAAnUrH So rasIns biost
Bants
fnK cASAADiAS nAFE OF coz.
tslshi ws.ilgn ssxfa lggarsa tasas-
81 daItaHats HtfuHaH - - - intafs
sat aNaaea an tims orpesltz sea
efnl kanktua bMaIneHa trAfHartnt
SEATTLE kranrh caHusF fauae street
SO Hsennd svsnus q v Holt
nnanaHeF
ruaEr SOUND NATIONAL. RANK
c.gl,al stes pais n r,ssspo ,urp.ps
$50 HuFfh uFra Naid
ss1th vice pres ~ y AukgnY,
eashirr eaTffHuafsa aHfa in uflf.E pal
sitira ~ the tnlted States shd III
THE aCANDtNAvrAN AMERICAN
lanh = seattle Hsnerai h4nains
NsaiHraa sfaaag TED deuasltH. = "a
- capital snd surplas q 90 A
ghllterE Re. n HeslesEE viss
pee y , Lana ranhirf. Qsa a
f1shsf. sHHt raahisr
PEOPLES RAvfNaH uANK-
Be- afta aNenus ard ffha street raB
IT, patf " . - q NsHfstdsr.
pee 2 QFrentsaf raahfaf cen.
nsfriAl savings ard trust business
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For ssis-t'euss. snd te,.
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t ssa - s '.IH - 80 1aoe's
- cords - vUod re Cens tasisg
eftfcs on Nruund - fare - wash
tEtsn street
a POUR RouN ooItars 5a atis DO.
a. necessary lwHHaf FfurrtH "a All
tiHts = ffz#it N 700 vat q bag
AL al Ell tn nest fEu daga ~ o.
eoak. - IT Ave.
TuH HAIE CO rsHt sruon 6aftars.
haune the best Ntsw a. t5fH ga
UaHtsfnH Narth hHfurFn EhHfmam
aht uaffissn Inquire 90 f7ka
FuH HAIE AIrr.reasn house "a lot.
near rhHuHaH o. Na#fH HHattir
Coed nuf a. - iasn.
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psrvonAts
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UFs lisraIss 4 Atty. osiSopafhis,s
Tn SEVERANCE. Fssito. urtnsrY ana
a. private. HsrF paH arf chrnhfH a.
saHHn - men hHa women EInaH
uaiaru. raHfrarteh diseases eHrra 81
seek eHnHulfafHHH free ali ~
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rhaes y 10 ~ Waiiman.
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VISIT We aiIs CurtaaIty Haap. Coi.
mao De- lndIau relics. - ahsiis
&c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-18

Nfsth tahe
TWO lots ~ kruaIHFfuu Iarh Ions
island. y h. fur vacant land Lake
Washington A. ~ Hak tisU Seattle
iu ADNE8 All fguged and under eUltl.
NatiUn adIHluuE tHe town af water.
Vile Douglas 60 Wash VIII trade
taf IutH 81 HHuap aud Toe hrta what
have you ta tfadrH h q care star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-18

STE AAHE. STEWART a 60
Room - Union Hiurk
y 70 one n the handHamrat homes ia
hfa.ld wa district
- Nrs muIrrn E raHm haumH fnt
entia. loratrI on greanfssrfh assrI.ls
north Easy terms
IT, lisauilfaI t.r1utu house Capitol
IiII district Trrma
: 90 kir= asrdum b4fIaa faf frf-9 r-,
Smith Avenue North. 100 cash. bal
g. aaa- 4-rpofu cottage. lat 04fzs o,
fuHrtrrnth avenue. Hsar1n HlHI
y - New modern Groom bouHe on
EHfth avenue weat Queen Anne. To
cash. balance 81 per month
u s0#s- room huuse lot UfffH G4far
Anns 80 each. balance - per
g - FIHs earHHr WIN avenue north
lnKian with beautiful view
KS Ut NFffa nu Seventeenth H#aHua
north 800 each. balance raae pay
TOO Sirs tra1s cottage uifh = acre
- ground on rood ear line tE0
eash balance o. per month
tsaf Fine = acre tracts on car IInr.
- cash. balance small monthly nay-
ueHfa
W. have ssrsars from = 70 10 aeres.
HrEWAHr eruwkuT 4 CO.
Room % linton Hfnsk
rs first Avenue.
LOTS H1ttN two blocks from cars.
over HUtinH Lake Union very HloHe
81 80. terms mono as cheap.
Lot e1rtn fine view fr0. terms.
cant be- beat zee this
House. new. modern large lot TO
- down. balance 81 month SNAP.
Investment 8 70. house and store IN
fine location nc per cent Income now
but can DO Increased
SINGER. 2ii-I2 Bailey Bidr.
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hersss. Ter Sal.


ACRES uh uW can lING
Z acres ct ehaicr land partly cleared
and in uaHdHu. an kIuta ~ hHrrirs
fsHt very easily cleared Huriua creek
through place SOFA fIHH counts fuHN
blocks from station with sidewalks
ell fhr uaE EfAIed Hlhnui one biusk
small house. cheap fare. AND autUk
ride Co ,ts s. ~ terms on psfL
gIIAH D. AHAMA
ash ist afr e. Starr how'd hidE
a HNgUurIeE ono ar, ,boies land
uEht on TIE gar line rood sfe-,m
cultivation ard level e. fare and frw
minutes rHfr o. center Uf business
&C. tIuu. rfI#s 81 a.
gHka o. ADAMS
aas iat ess q atafruo1d tidg
CHEAP ard so acre tracts en tats
Washington watrf front ciuae iu
with gasH ard chickens thfasH in.
or sound terms 81 iova end 10
cents a taE See Owner lliiman
reafn rines uiaes
UgHa Is a ukHgAIN
- fHf ten HHrra uf ffHH land aHe ard
ere haf mHss frHm Har and p uiIu.
ute rids = thg gifs The f. nice
lsyfi iand aH finr rad 90 the attf
tsrrus $40 #Ash balance a. suIt pur
q II NIgIuaIA
- ii'ntsf iliE
For Rent Room and Board
For Sale-Timber Lands
H6aEsf Eti5 III ii - ID { H. il mIH
Hon fnrf n Wur.IH nHeHf fiuHe az
Aiaaha MHfHaI iNah#HIHH a tHHaatfisf
Ga e. Office al rusaHss hlF pffHH 80
eHeHs ~ - charged sn r1rfH .zzfsH 'p
q fHin thla company after AZ
gufas HuHH Room a Nmra HIfE
A e jennings &f#Y
uourHrFAua a.d tlras-r rialas ~.
ht=Iair hmsHf to Vel Improved home
% " Hnowv ne Cruiser
e. Pacific IA
Wanted-Resl Estate
WkSrEn re b.st fssi .sisis D..
uN0FH aiHs mHsg pisF
Fer sst.-pssi Hs,.,s
4 - Il fa-zz saaf faf f.u dsfa Z.
raa8s4 saHfaHe. tUf #HHN Pc hHH an
fHHn1 car aa WaIHHef ffelHhfs
bIaets frafH s#fnHI fHHrt bath h.'
aaH cold safsf eHHtfHT nEbtz aHiy
- an fHHs be- faf So tauH ard
g. q rnaufH Soc MHEHffF enHEu.
e.. ar,at Room = haHweH h'k
rHnET a. e. rsomsd houses en- sAaY
rssmrnfa ufesas. - Oriental bik
Mn tE
T. ut g. g FOR LARGE LEVEL
IaIa WIfh HIfF water or ever f1f
> houses tHIit 81 sait saeh mn
Nff#H rHI see WaaHhHaaf seattle nH
maa can EaHvInes pes ~ Better
paanaaIflaa ~ horne aHH inHeaEaasaf
s pr cent guarantee - increase in
yaius - fisst lfar 9ssa With sf-Ty
east Seattle.
AWFUL CHEAP eoins Fast So .
story house large trarE lAnH ahss
- cords wsad onir Eh. terms -
go suas s sffis. a.sSs.s 500 80
fee uiuetes fids Msntgn car zns
Occidental md Nssisf.
o. aaeu far a nrv afaHm ruttaaa 90
ear Hur Queen Anne htiI
So daWn faf s.fuHm hHuar tah Hta. kn
from car HHs Ten mIaafea' tide
riamaInE Ans r.prd far raa and sir
sIsKaa, lots aa me rev Queen Anne
boulevard 1HH 81 gr. ~afth tape
lais uith fHf Firw far 80 worth
: - o. sHHs ia laek these go
- -, nHe view - dawn. balance
81 psF month interest + pr cent
+ lot 81. HH Queen Anne hiH5 g.
down Cali ard see our list
" have rsaI estate urvfaaltiaH hat
p & UYEus a go - Arssds nIar
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ENCiANaE CiU pfepsrt, faf small
ranch not ifan than no ntrea neat
sthouI inquire eaat ihtona avenue.
Green lake.
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huNIH a. loan OF any Kind "a -
sudu5 aaawpfth a Bishop ~ Hss
YORK htzsek
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HAVE YOU ANYTHING AT ALL YOU
WANT TO SELL?


WkNTEn fd my A sma0 gettsEc
North or Vest Seattle. = care
THE star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-18

EaAN Dramatic HHhssI anuaun, -
Swimmer season r class work com
uHeHFfnH HHur fa Hhaf rHnFara ard
C1Aaalaa Hndrr direction - Erahk g
Eaau and 81 Twins Coolidge Tfrtaa
70 pfF month Class limited IA.
al o.laH a. itaifaAs ulSsk Phone
flfs4r -
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PEOPLES RkvfNaa uAsK.
sesa na avsns. sna fsLfs street 60
PC 2 0Frenisaf rashlaf cen
nsfrial savings and trust bualaeaa
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Photographers, Sunplies

f6i0of. o. PHOTOGRAPHY frss 10
eWatrura Ia Roche Photo supply
Co. ~ Marion ~
ANpEHsoS SUPPLY co. III cherry
- Seattle
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AWFUL CHEAP gain1 Fast 80 .
story house large trart lana sfsa
- CORDS I'D unlN So terms
aasn 81 pr nanth close 20 car anl
seheoi ewner. cffirs Garden station
fee wiuNfes ride Mentan car ans
Occidental ard NssIsr
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T. ps g. g FOR LARGE LEVEL
Iata Stir HIHF uafHH or every faT
= HHHHsa HHIif I'D sold saHh mn
After yea zee Southeast seattle 30
man can convince PCS ~ Better
paanaaIflaa fHr hHHfH aHH iuHsa8Hasat
L or cent guarantee - InrHaahn in
Nalua he first year 1a~a uIth every
~ Tsss wash 81 ear % aaaLh.
east Seattle.
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TIE sCASDtNAvrAN AAERICAN
issin.ss trGs4ctsF. dspasIts. b "a.
tfilitsrg pee a VI ReslasfE Wee
pee J y Lars, cashier Geo "a
fishsr est caahisr
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20 Rent Room and Raard
Wantefl-Real Estate

WESTEn FHe Get fssI ssisIs ~
VaHImrHfa sHaf g. 30 % ttaaa can
aiNaEH Hi PEE HsHef pitn
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FuRNIaHED ROOMS and board walk
Phone Red E8l. Rates reasonable.
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ltEHH isA ukiIsAIN
- fHr Ten ##Fra 10 ftHH iHHt aHf ard
aHe hair mI#Hs ffUm ser and 81 uiiu.
Ute ridH O. thr cts THE f. nice
level iand aH Tore rad 90 the ettf
tsrua So Ash balance a. auII rur.
chaser
q n NfgffHIH
e. fsIHueaF UIIH
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RANCH ~ acres. a. Kent. $50
Ranch ~ acrea. partly cleared from
house. barn etc. 10 chickens and
ducks 4 cONA hogs. etc price q 90.
terms
Stock ranch go acres q 7B Der aare
nOue 40 cheap in stat
SINGER. III ~ Bailey Bldg.
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ACRES uN im can line
: acres ct tHpier land paftk cleared
and iu uHHHHn. sII kIHta ~ hHrrirH
ret Nvft easily cleared HufiuH creek
through phase. SOFA flee Uuunts fuHH.
HluskH from station with sidewalks
aH fhr Va EfAurd - hHul one blusk
small house cheap fare. aHa auek
ride Geo .ItF s ~ terms ou narI
tIIAH d. ADAMS
Etats faf ave e. STAIR How'd bldg
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-03-11
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh
that Contain Mercury,

as mercury will surely destroy
the sense of smell and completely
derange the whole system when
entering it through the mucous
surface. Such articles should
never be used except on prccrip-
tions from reputable physicians,
as the damage they will do is ten
folds the good you can possibly
derive from them. Hall $
Catarrah Cure, manufactured by
r. j. Cheney 4 Co, Toledo, o.,
contains no mercury, and is
taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system. In buying
Hall 8 CatarrhCurc be sure uget
the genuine. 1t is Internationally
and made in Toledo, Ohio, by e.
Cheney & z7estitfto11iais-trnAes=
Druggist. rice, 1oe.
per bottle.
Take Halls Family Pills for
constipation.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-03-11
The Conductor.

Conductor Warren of the G. &
n. W. r. r. says: | had been
suffering with a severe cold for
several days. and was soohoarse
| could rot speak above whis-
per, Nov. 16, ! met one Of DR..
Warmers agents on my train, be
handed me bottle Of the White
Wine of Tar Syrup, and one hour
after taking the first dose my
noarseness couf1nerced-fca1ng
.me.-Ia.twenty fear. t EftzlI1aes ny
voice was quite clear and natural
the cold nearly cured 1t is the
best remedy | ever saw.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-03-11

Attorney lleber Mctlugh of
Superior representing the Great
Northern Railway Co and a. L.
Thwing Of Grand Rapids were in
the city yesterday to argue a
motion for new trial before
Judge Spooncr in matter which
was recently before the district
court Of Itasca county.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-03-11

lllOlllcS.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-03-11
Delicacies for Sunday atPeter

Delicacies for Sunday at Peter
sons.
County Attorney Loud was a
Blackjack visitor last night.
Recorder Harris is down from
Kelliher today and says his town
is the liveliest place on the north
line right now.
The special car Of General SUI
perintendent of Motive Power
Emerson, of the Great Northern,
was attached to train No. II to-
day.
A published report of the re.
ceipts of the Lutheran ladies'
social election day was $3.50 The
Pioneer is asked to state that the
receipts were oyer s5l.
Turnkey Wright reports that
there are twenty four prisoners
at the county Jail. Seven of these
are awaiting the action of the
grand jury, which meets next
| week, and are held under various
!! charges.
1
Judge Spooner leaves the first
of the week for Little Falls,
! where he, will sit in term of
the district court of Morrison
county for Judge Baxter. Judge
McClennehan will preside during
all of the coming term in Bel
trami county.
d. L. Crawford leaves tonight
for Big Falls, on business con
nected with the proposed in cor
poration of the village. The petit.
ton for organization has received
the favorably consideration OF
the board Of county commits
sioners and the election will occur
about April IA.
Sheriff Bailey yesterday went
to Lakeport and arrested a man
named L. T. Calkitt, who left the
City hotel here without paying a
board bill of $3.50. Calkitt
pleaded guilty and paid a fine and
costs, together with the account
which he had neglected.
Attorney Crawford, who has
been interesting himself in the
matter of securing a postotfice
for Hines Spur, has received a
letter from Congressman Steen-
erson saying that the new office
will be established just as soon as
the postal department can make
the necessary arrangements.
Virgil M. Owen will be the first
postmaster.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-03-11

Benjamin Senski, who spent
most of the winter in Bemidji,
lost a poclsetbook containing over
forty dollars =eash=att 8HFadena
last Sunday. Mr.. Senski boarded
moving freight train and the
supposition is that the pocket.
book fell from his pocket. a
diligent search failed to result in
it's recovery.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-03-11
THE CITY
zoe IonasAW. c.. Jones.

See Jones-W. G. Jones.
George Lydick made a bust
ness trip to Farley last night.
Willis and Cahill write fire in.
surance in reliable companies.
Harry Gunsalus, the genial
Tenstrike gentleman, is visiting
friends in Bemidji.
We are in business for your
health. Be convinced by using
Marks Lung Balsam.
Chris Christensen, of the Bel
trami County News was at Kelli-
her on business last night.
e. M. Stanton, the we'll known
Cass Lake attorney, was in the
city on legal business last night.
G. A. Rose, the genial Brainerd
gentleman, who represents the
John Gund Brewing Co was
calling on the trade in Bemidji
last night.
F. G. Kline, representing the
Walker & Akeley interests in
this vicinity, went to Minneapolis
this morning on a business trip
that will extend several days.
Nero 6ddled while Rome
burned. We cannot believe that
anyone will fiddle away their
chance to cure a cough when it
is so easy to get Marks Lung
Balsam.
Rubber mating is being put
down in the halls and stairways
at the court house today and the
building generally is being
frightened up for the coming
term of court.
Frank Gagnon came down from
the north country this morning
and is soon to begin work on a
residence property that will be
located in the swamp on the out
lying portion of the city.
J. A. McConkey, who has just
disposed of his large grocery
house in Fergus Falls, is in the
city with a view to starting in
business here. If Mr.. McCon-
key decides to make the venture
he will install modern up-to-
date grocery and crockery estab-
lishment. Mr.. McConkey is the
guest of Rev. J. F. Mcleod.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-03-11
AMISEA ENTS

Nh. Harold Nelson, the cml.
nent actor and scholar, who is to
appear at the City Opera house
on Monday evening, has added
the beautiful and powerful re,
liglous play "Quo Nadis to his
repertoire this season and VIII
present it here in a most clabol
ate manner. The production in
respect to scenery, costumes,
lighting effects and other equip
ment is complete. The play
itself is a dramatizatlon OF Hen.
ryk Sienl1iewicz's wonderful
novel Of the same name which
has set all the world talking. 1t
is vivid picture of Rome during
the time of the tyrant Nero when
the light OF Christianity first be
gan to shine upon the world. Two
beautiful love stories are woven
in the plot. Mr.. Nelson will APP
pear as sPetronius, The elegant
arbiter of fashion under the pa
gan Nero. This character is one
that requires superb clocutlon-
airy powers, grace Of action and
subtlety of treatment, and There
fore is we'll adapted to Mr.. Mel.
sons mature art. "Marcus Vlnl-
cius" will be played by Mr.. Cliff
ford Bruce, sLygia" by Florence
McLeay, and the remainder of
the roles will be in competent
hands.
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Orders PAYABLE.

Notice is hereby given that the
village treasurer of the village Of
Bemidji is prepared to pay all
outstanding orders issued on on
before July /, 1901.
w. l.. Brooks,
Treasurer
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E. M. Horton of Cass Lake is at

E. M. Horton of Cass Lake is at
the Markham today.
Good navel oranges for Is cents,
Better ones cost more.
More powerful then Syengali'S
hypnotic power is Marks Lung
Balsam.
E. j. Willets represents the
Northwestern Marble works.
Be sure and buy of no other.
j. Borden of Red Lake Falls is
in the city the guest Of his
daughter, Mrs. H. P. Siblest.
Judge Pendergast was trans,
acting business before the United
States land office at Cass Lake
this afternoon.
G. H. Mills, the Brainerd re-
preventative of the Swift Pack
ing Co., is calling on local meat
market dealers today.
Judge Clark has appointed Al
fred Johnson, of Blackjack, adj
ministrator of the estate Of j. G.
johnson, now IN probate.
The dancing party given at
Peterson hall last night was a
very enjoyable event. About
fifteen couples were present.
Charles Blount was in Judge
Reynolds court this morning and
as result will spend the next
ninety days in the county jail.
Hon. j. M. Markham has writ
ten letter to Chas. Campbell
from Milwaukee where he is Wis
ting with friends for a short
time. He will come direct from
Milwaukee to Bemidji. !.
Sheriff Petrie, of Hubbard
county, was in the city yesterday
with a warrant for the arrest OF
a man who is accused Of the theft
of a pair of logging sleighs. The
accused party was found to have
left the country.
Mrs. G. r.. Martin will leave
next week for visit at her old
home at OSakis. Mr. Martin,
who is recovering very nicely,
will leave as soon as he is able for
his old home in Michigan, where
he will remain until he is thor
oughly recuperated.
Judge Seinvik retires today
from the office of justice Of the
peace. The Judge has many
friends and has made a capable
Justice. His plans for the future
are not yet matured, butin what
ever he undertakes he will have
the best wishes of many friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Leon.
ard, of Tenstrike, made the de.
PENDANTS in a damage suit insti-
tuted for personal injury by
Roderick Mcdonald in the sum
of 81, 600, have filed an answer in
the case. 1t is a general denial
of all the allegations Of the plain
tiff.
The Grand Forks, Crookston
and Duluth papers have started
an agitation for a night mail ser
wee on the line of the Great
Northern. The demand for
mail service on the night trains
has been general for some time
and it will no doubt be inaugu
rated in short time.
w. j. O'Rourke, who sustained
the loss Of both limbs in an acct
dent at the Great Northern
yards some time ago and who
has since been at st. Anthony2s
hospital will soon be ready t.
leave the hospital and return t
his home in North Dakota. His
father is visiting him today.
Benjamin Senski, who spen
most of the winter in Bemidji
lost a pocketbookz ove1
fortyzdollafs= =eash=att =7FadenS
last Sunday. Mr.. Senski boarded
a moving freight train and tho
supposition is that the pocket
book fell from his pocket. 4
diligent search failed to result il
it's recovery.
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Thought to be in the Last Stages
of Consumption.

Mrs. Minerva Burgess, of
Byars, H., says; | have just re
ceivcd the White Wine Of Tar
We think there is No medicine
like it. Itcured me when | WAS
thought to be in the last stages
of consumption, | will always
recomend it to those that have
any disease OF the lungs,
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The Rathbono Sisters will
meet at Masonic Hat tomorrow
evening at 1;43.
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Camp fire at G. A. Il. Hall to,
morrow evening supper will
be served from six to eight.
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installation of officers of Be,
midi Chapter of the Eastern
Star tonight.