davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-03
IRA @eabupe, WsrS Sotuta.

geeS set famine ies ienber 9etaIineeu
for ct mt Gar , iaa oil leo ienbe "Pos
item" nosIe 2inier bertha. Sea bar bpIot
"9ecorabs Soften paa 9rsOe 8 Raanes
Der. os iss sr sobt ~forueiet meS SI0oet
os alt bet eobe 2aieitof. Tom oct iuoes
bcloer. Ser bar n9ret en- uaImiubelis
toIS. og triit gtuter paa @runO al ben
ftarfe 8uIbeu. % ben Sue iom logger
paa Rarieu, os ben beiIigc Roroeuoiuo,
fem blGier en- / Giaiet nGiten til boer
Sag; men at Der not life er O9rit auis
eeoel, for isg fer | gIaoet at BET er tol'
oere og mere Sue paa andre Steher.
gn er Seiret en- bel Sci bcSre. for hi
bapSe nogle barme Gage Der / Ssrituiu'
gen at Raaneseu (Sebruar), iaa III er
ale gauer / fulb Sraftt ieisn. Ger tous
nIer NOT al 8arer al neiter ale SLaes,
iaa MI er SunsersusSen ooer, iom Solf
taIte ON Der for en- lib ftSeu. Set iaa
life iaa ereit I'D heller. Sd bet ftormeoe,
iaulebes at SrGnet tinSe iite tomiue ino
til 8eitbope paa Here Sage. iaa oct Tom
bperien allI eIer Groceries for en- Ieus
eere SiS. Ru ON 9asen bar Reisoss
len af Sarmerne tranelt meo at tiere
@renet til gpeu oe heepnNer at eisre fig
ferbig for gaarens arbeioe. @eitbopc
er ~belisesnoe poa @reat Rortberns
Brand frd @li9bp os en- gp pda nuts
firing 100 S%nbbpssere; ben er bare 8
Gar sammel, men aligeoeI en- al De bebs
ite Sorretuirssiteber paa ocune gane.
Sen bar 8 elevators og Stores Of ale
SIags. en- peulie SiIieu til Soften"
oe ale beus S9iere.
SGrrb au6erion
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-03

9anoaeert; men iIct os ret Sdrmer %
bar life iaa Iibt grfaring / bet iiOte, og
nit 8aGo til busre 2au6sm9uo err:
Ouerpei bel, fsrerb 8 Ia6er en- Serets
ming iom Or. Q. g. Rasmlsiens forIebc
eoer til at reiie til Runtaua! Seq er
banse for at "Srigar Cane oG Rais
biz Hibe Iiot fort oeruec. RanIte ugiaa
= turoe trGfie at iiuSe Boteter minorc
END ID Yuuo Sthttst.
g. 6. 2arieu.
Roct Gapios. Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-03
Gn samrnel Splbats Sos.

Nr. s, q. Cor, Gpis, ga, ifriper:
Seq grebes af 9IooItprtning |
Mapen os bnooe fra err til ire ON
Iuret.
SGeerre iogSe, at min Iape
fimSe fife bIire Ieet, 90 Oct bar nm
ct Spsrgsman[ ON bpor mart ct at Sc
SHfpISer piIoe Sr9be mig, og lea
bleo opgtren Here @dnae, Sa Se booSe
tntet Saab for mig.
Seq ifrep enSeIig til Gem, og Se
ngSe at beriom set life bar arGft eI.
Ter Ell Bert, piIoe Gerima beIbreSe
mia.
Seq begprbte at toge Ieruna nteo
oct iornue % bar oIorig bapt ct Of De
SilfRIoer iiSen.
Seg er en- gorureI SolSut, en- al
ShiL. SberiSaits Slough RiSers~ o.
nGiten ltbiItSt tit men, ieg bar en-
temmelis goo Waoe ieien."
g~sHitercnbe 6rissforreippnSent on.
bcialer Eernna.
Wr. s. 9. MdnIep, asiTtereuoe
Rrig1orreiporSert rmSer 4riaen I
Selma, IS Sparf ct, eare u. 6. gttta.
tpap, Sttalpo, Gan, ifriper:
Scar en- Nano refer / uieSuorItat
boot eIler foIbt GIimnt, ifisrucr bun,
boiIter p9rStfltI6 Gen ban bor, ON
ban bar en- SLATE Serima.
Seq fierher tnaenting / NIT &eiie.
itoitpr, fom leg bar IGrt at prize
bsiere.
Seriom on IiSer Of ubpre garnle,
g~ienopretter geruna sig, eIler Der.
inm Su lioer al en- SorfieIeIie, 90
Grippe, 9nontitis. sierppretter ge.
runa 6tg i fort Sio.
Gler oerimn on Iiber al SspnFss-
beo, eller or DIM Gppetit er SaarLia,
gerltrm birter ieien ion en- goo, fanb
Sen og er oct trpn9te S~tprfemtSSeL
Seq bar prsoet bet i Wadneher OF
er Inn GLAD neo at erficnoe set ion
en- fanb, IoDal Ststte / SpsSoms ban.
ffeLtge Sib. Seq tager life | getqltf.
ming at anbefale Oct til alle."
Z. Z @arfImo, en- oeIfietbt
Sorrettingsmanb | Cincinnati, o.
Goresie 81. 81. go. I, Rt. @dibing.
ton, Ohio, frioer:
Seq timber, at I NIT SiIfeISe er
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-03

Sbert artbur 9. SoiuItou al fppenSe Ohio 6ripiuige ifrtoer fra
259 @oooule ct. gohznblS, Ohio, pl fsIger:
"SeS 5iSeu at ut baoe gernnas Sortriu inIot bcpii min eecn S-
miir, bar is en- RGngoe genncr, JONI bar taset BET for aatcrrb OF
9aneipsSom, % ale iamfcmmer at role Bet. Som ct geiSoa for So
tarrb fan ig iulst anbefale bet"
s ct euere Sreo til On. hartman Iriber ebert $rnilton:
"Yit Resiuentc brnetr Scres Gcruna unbrr Dor Sicneie Ben
ipanf.amerifunfe aig, % ig bill Fae Sc, at Scriorn arissSeparte-
meutetS SeforS uuoerisacS, Sl man FuSr at SsSsligbcSeu NIT Scsi.
meut bar minbre emo uoget anSet RrgirHrnt arreforpit mems be
laa 4ir pS alger, DieaSe % gnibuea. Sr tptale Ssosfalo NIT
Resiment uHoer inn RaaneSers sienefe bar inn no al ct ianla Initial
nf 1AO0. Seq Fan uatnrlispis life trp nnSet enc at Rcrnna pirfelie
uur til iurt gabn fpr nit Resimcnt."
5 ct fenere greO tiger Oberit SdriItot:
Seq bar brnst Teruua ieo o. min Samils be inn hSfe War.
Seq bar aaereSe ifrsSet til lem pm be soor Seiultater, is erfarroe
at Seres TibSel Den ipanifumcrfauifc aris."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-03

fIap. o. bi sniisr benz NOT al urulis apts
fc for lib cs gpisbeo.
ei fanot os bog ct soot Diem paa benz
ne SIDE at $apet. os ON Ut lie fan
slsurlpe bet sano. Door boz Wiaege itco
os BORT @arnbous6iem, iaa ma Di Del
ole Uare taineurmeIiee % glade % Das
re rette amerisduite OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Iom BAR nieaet at taae Cub for iaapeI
fem bet Soft iom aabnebe fit enno for
%. 0ammeI 8armer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-03
Gn Deteran fra Ser ipanife Krie
uStaler i'm itere Gro paa pe.rms,,a.

CT en- Sonif iirr ififfet til
at binbre os linSrs ale fatarrb.
allie Sbsoomme, Tom ifslSes
Smififtelier | geir % ben
iiSiatbeb, iom SpISa.
ten maa tanlc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-03

Gag bar Iagt poa mig ii 8ialo. Seq
tog SereS Eerrrta efter annisning. %
&eiIItatet bar mer emo ieg neuteSe.
Seq tog ingen an0en Weoicin emo
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-03

See bar M boLSt 9erss SIaS i Ssts
ten Var. Sss isnhte efter Spmaitihen
~6usoennen" os "@ojteu for iptteu adr
iibsn. oe be er 6esse l itaois Srns hos
os. sgrbseigit
gStparo Siperion.
gletp Gaitle. Rebr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-03

Berulbd ett Wu.
febpgaer Seq
orbeioer mn bper
Dag % BAT til.
taget / 8eat btoer
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-03

esnb "Sessrab. gsnen" til sIest %
6eHaey I 0antle. 2aRbet,
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18

secure, You against expense through E,s1 ny ne
mare toT him.
money by oi the officers who we're N guard tt
the khan
The letter v...s ~cr.lv on ,r1:rnIled sheet II
is ordered II SAID that We leave ouT horsts here.
because the boats If this place not suited 70
CARY horses 20 the steamer hrs 'T''er iS efuti
for our horses are feet. Where We -, ~ FFhen
We come aCa4n tIod knows Until -" return accept
thanks .or your kindness fer winch may Gtd reward
Won send you thirty pounds which VIII pay tor
the keep ii M mare Deal kindly with her while
/ am absent
K kuah knows perfectly vel continued Has
san Bev what he has done The mare Is IN my
hands this money which he has sent Is the string
bv which he expects "a hold her. no matter where
he goes tell YOU he Is a sharp one born two days
before the devil II he had thought tor e. week he
would not have been atle . md greater II turn
do me
But Hassan Bey why IS II turn fer this
man 70 send YOU money :" pay tor the Keep OF ms
mare Whllc he himself away and she must remain
IN your hands
money Is IN nv pocket You do not understand the
case RiSkuIlah thinks ne Is coming back agaIn- L
ind that he. CAPTAIN II the steamer has order
pass ConStantinoIlc the night. that the Hama
vends think tho St n lie Black Sea until
they reach rupoh IN A1r,a. v hen they md our
that thtv are not To tie Sultan. II VIII be too
late 10 make n r,1v and Risluh and al The veTmIn
he calls ms trhc VIII have ld .hoIT bones IN the
FezZan b, tore thty fIUd out INTO what corner
az the world thvV have been east Since the man
intrusts this money 70 me-. by that act lie makes
the mare a trust al-o. would buy ne mare and
50 end II But this robbtr rttree1 - sell Dear
Mr. Benson. please advise me how q" dctt There IS
plenty Of time the steamer dee ~.t until
night Please find some way 20 get ont
Of this blind alley INTO which the kurd has So
heartlessly thrust me
go The trusts You Il friend treat him
YOU would treat a friend
e WAS willing enough To treat HIM q friend, hut
he got angry soon rs proposed t" buy the mare.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18

DID you smile AT me just now"
- II did"
Rather impertinent of you, don't you Think
1t wasn't good form, II admit
Then why did you do it?
You ask me that =
"0f course, I'm attractive know; but"
Then YOU are answered
Not exactly. Do all smile at attractive
wOmenl'
Few that wouldn't if they daredl'
Beauty IS provocatiOn, them"
Yours was Just now
Really"
You positively stunning"
Is that all ~
Not quite; but l have reached the limit Of ny
daring"
Thank you | do not know whether | should
say you candid or bare faced "
Do not say either. Anger would not become
you
Since l resent your smiles, why should YOU
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18

We've been talking for tive minutes
Indeed 1t seemed longer
All that 5 one didnt parry. Iii
Il really cannot be angry with You is l S'''-0
like
You flatter me "
Not much rs YOU bore ne.
This bout also Is yours.
Please do smile again, VIII YOU
Not II you'll promise To fall on the IleT' say
You could better be spared
"Of course, forgot. Well, good by sP'~
YOU are an awful bore -. n
You too are somewhat of a disappointment
spite Of Your violet ewes and flaming red hair-
rltan red, If YOU please
Ii is certainly red Good by one
Good by And hope the next vlctlm oI hSfrsf srrf
promise uors smiles VIII use her Paras0l 20 ~
advantage"
That Cattish!'
You're Il brutei'
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18

,lc H4esan Be- decided 70 buy The mare. hut could
no, refrain from d hint which "aS threat designed
to lnsur, a bargain. He ead WITH some c"nd,eoen-
son 10 RIskullah Your beautiful mare is m t"r
m S.r 20 rl,ic as many oi IT,, tou~f an, MOI lie
oftcIaIs Will probably thtnk ~t.n theE Sc her
Indeed lEc her So much that II YOU make hcr
rrIcc reasonable perhaps | might he persuaded Z"
IN Kf,-d looked q. the Turk with ferv eyes
Controlling h,~ voIc. hv ,tt"rt- h replied Has.
san Bev ] have liked you hecau-" YOU understand
things D.. vow sec n, Ittlc grl Weaving Yellow
k,rch.i ~h" rldcs IL ;ron' 81 he second woman IN
IN, tram. Tha, nay daughter She and my mare
y,re torn the same tent. IN the same day SIX
years ag. \ fIarnavcnd 'hcf has never been
known - sell either his daughters or hrs mares, no
matte what tie offer
Th'- iru~k rcpusc of hrs oft,r had fhe effect upon
the Tu-I a.: a quit cla'n decd gwen y ms con
science IT,, 4roioiizcd - Rl~kCIlan Warmly enough
tu determined 20 advise tn, Governor 70 have all
the ho--,e held AZ Trchizond On The ground Il hack
Il room on the steamer /" Conco"t some scheme
i.r 1,-,-,rq The mar. before other officials DIS
covered hey peerless puallties seemed almost duty
since III, kurd refused a sa"
Tha, evening 1t u table overlooking the Iuet
sea IN wont If The Anatohan cafe the Provost
Marshal came and told me the story ~ ms d.tN
R5s}lllah is q good fellow he said, and II )
too bad e. lt TO him But the game must be played
through ur We shall have i fuss When We went
INTO n, stone khan after our call the Governor.
the p.tihl # the and squalls 81 he children
filed the corridors with the DIN p goose pen while
horse. mules. donkcys, and came ~ Two. anu
men er5idibllng over space 10 mtCh Their beasts,
crowded The quadrangle ! VIII not put my mare
INTO that riickng mob, was The thlci comment.
Wa Iust gong 20 say that | should speak 70 the
Governor about giving the mare better quarters,
when an inspiration came 70 me. and offered nm
a stall IN my stable You never saw man more
delighted Ny little offer has won ms undy1ng
frlcnd>t.p
The rooms prepared Tor Ri>kullah the khan
are l.ry corlfortabe-a guard ot honor At the khan
door hs- orders shoot any kmd who trcs To force
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18

hiewa ont and Tomorrow morn
,nr carly The whole tribe IS L. 90
IN board 81 u steamer that VIII
carry them away care not
where s.. that no road leads thence
H. Trchiz,nd. The Governor has
ordered III The horses - bc held
here. iur -. kuTds VIII not know
this uuN3 they ere actually IN the
boats that vii carry them and
their luggage to the steamer.
Meanwhile. / was Riskullah hiin-
self who put the Arabian mare
INTO my stable. and nobody can
take her away from me! She IS
worth two hundred and fifty
pounds Il She IS worth penny.
Did Won ever see such luck
The next morning, as was IN
working with Bckir Etfendi, the
LAWYER Il the Bey. over the evi-
dcncc III = serious case Of snug
Cling. The Provost Marshal with his
Adjutan' appeared al the door. lie
was much excited, and wasted no
time on courtcsics.
That rascal Of a kurd has
served me = scurvy trek He has
sent me thirty pounds 10 pay the
cost Of food for the mare Do for
PHYS sake tell me what ! should
do now,
Good for HIM" said ! 1t is
natural that he should wish to
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
By F. Irving-Fletcher

assume that your batteries Will he tolerated."
really cannot help it Your beauty intoxi-
eating
VIII nothing sober you?"
. You are holding Your parasol 1t a rather nenac-
ing angle"
am Just wishing ii was horsewhip!
Pray don't be rash
You give 70 me the advice You yourself most
need
Man IS prone to forget"
That 5 excuse
No; but your beauty IS What a great picture
ycu-'
You defend Yourself rather well
do not underestimate my antagonist
You did AT first, though
I'm glad of 1t. You a stunning little woman
i think SO too; but you grow familiar.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18

II should I'll him now thar he is r.- coming back
agaln ah-you do not know those tiamavends.
the suspected IN The least what qa-ty OF fortune
has opened IT'S Jaws before them they would have
70 IL, cut avvav Ike CuttlctSh. by bits from the
Khan from which they no" so--c unreslStlngy
20 the steamer II ! was 70 send he money back
70 HIM, would not he IS Tree as "as before he
sent J.
You have asked my opinion. end give II
Either get the Gcvtrn"r e. send --e =. re out y
the steamer and Iet the poor fellow lake her Win
HIM Cr let he kuCd know enough -- -ae nm sci
y,u the mare
4 cannot tell the K5.rd enough 2. -.--<e him sel
me the mare. without tetca-tng r-- ~ultan- |10
requires hIrn To- te kept 1.nor,1s, md ! canna.
keep this money and The ralr- -y-.-.-- hetrayng
the kurd, who trusts me s r-s trend r. "ouldn9.
help matters for ask the Gsverr ,c send ne
mare To The steamer, to- aS S'sT IS as ears VIVA.
am after he VIII v-4nJ - SO hec ~t hen ne VII
quickly end The whole question fr 1g her n
his own stable II anyone gems 2. ave her
have The hr>t right
There j. no need. i you ,~E --E ...'te sad
OUTLAW. Rl~kuIlah doutri.-~ g. -.-- money BY
robbery: u cannot III any ,aSo O., ~.rce tI1l
has put -h.s Treasure .nco vo-r harG- o. p alro1-
Allah. tut keep the mere. md S-rv 81 hanks i'f
HIS meTc.ts-
Belir is -icfl1 sd the a5lu-,.,-. .riy- as an
act of rrercv Should send the 20, =. .r apja1
of the steamer e be gwen "a thc kl.~e 'er wren
he lands IN AfrIcs. for instance Tie "r Wre'.1
VIII te IN such : CondIr'r -rs- ~ nave !"
sell hi< shirt before long 70 ru. children
bread
Ii | though; ! could trust -he '-- no, %
le.,, -r, none p. re,,lJ,d FI.sS.r r. ~ hould ID
tb,t aud rlcT. -. N, S4,rtr. Il, feet ari
I.Ll,sd ,,-,,-1- c,,1 gf rre y,yu,lav- .,5rtleren
III, tb.-rf-' h. ,rIfJ ..t;c,I Lnc--- --- did n5-
imagine tins The Govcrnor Gene. decei'si
his prisoners and al Of us wtll n rd To- tae
time that the a.cursed steamer v.- sal ir-il
port;
y glance from the window showed Gamer N
which the HlrnavcndS had been ~-., oetni-s
out from her tunnel d long trdIl 90 t. -'Iloke %
she sailed bTI>kly 'u- sea
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18

she sailed bTI~kiN 'H. ~Ct
Praise Ie 20 God -e autno1
oi al good ~atd ti-~- Bey VIII
JUNCTION / y.n y,- ID 20 VIZ
ness that this - uu- 81. att. Il :
the decree ~ The N,- IN Wh.'l
has thrust thi- -1- md tl'
money upon me WIZ. lie give
accept shall . he nlais
NIWet Hah-tlc tr tIod
Probably Won ~.. er. con-
tinucd Benson. W..r MS S'o-t
connects with the ~ t'1
morning about -l< r ms dl-,-
the departure oI III, ..-naESlil,s ..l,
for AfrICa. the mare E--tt ii@-l
Was found deed ,- r stan. e'--
IDENTIFY poisoned I'll. serV.ill,'
who rushed INTO n, use VIZ,
news of the as,r.-1e io',i-Ii =
Has an BCv the Provost iarSl.'1l =
lvn. dead on hr~ I,. WITH ZEE
dagger living hv his side. 1 WISH
knew certainly th-- r 5ar1"u.
nI,nt = tbrrr rr- r. light has
brrn thrown on rr question.
Morton. you read lsr~.an' ~,,
translate the InScr.p--. % t-tLSu0 -
the blade
Morton took the ma -u,nt ioON
ing little dagger IN a.~ AdnI IL. -.
read Let for~ and --.-e iritiLU''
beware the point 81 tai~ t'.i'--'-''
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-03-07
The City
Read the Daily Pioneer.

Read the Daily Pioneer.
A. A. Carter was a visitor at
Solway yesterday.
[ The Pioneer at all times has in
stock Office supplies of every
description.
Hugh Dickey, the tailor, went
to Big Falls last evening, on a
business trip.
Bemidji Elevator Co., jobbers
for Mascot Flour, also Cremo, Bar.
lows Best and Gold Medal.
! E. G.. Beeson went to North
ONE last evening to look after
cedar at that place which be-
longs to the Naugle Pole & Tie
company.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. 0. Cooley and
Mrs. A. M. Charles arrived in
the city last evening from St.
Paul. Mr.. Cooley will enter the
employ of the Sentinel.
Phone girls have many ills,
for which they take some nasty
pills; If "a healthy and happy
girl you'd be, ring up for Rocky
Mountain Tea. Barker's Drug
Store. ..
Rev. H. F. Parshall, Episco-
palian minister who has charge
of the Cass Lake congregation,
came over from Cass Lake last
evening and spent the night in
the city.
Leroy Welty, travelling repre-.
sentative for the McClelland
Paper company of Minneapolis,
spent yesterday afternoon and
evening in the city and sold the
Pioneer a large stock of CONNER
cial papers.
A. A. Smith, who manages the
Craig hotel at Kelliher, was in
the city last evening for an hour.
He was on his way home from a
business trip to the twin cities
and continued his journey last
evening on the M. & I. passenger
train.
Postmaster N. A. Otterstad of
Turtle River was in town yester-
day, attending to numerous bust
ness matters. Mr.. Otterstad,
besides being postmaster, runs
a -four and feed store, also a
hotel. He has taken out during
the winter several carloads of
pulpwood, besides a great NUM-.
Der of poles and posts. During
the, summer he expects to locate
a great many people on claims in
Itasca and st. Louis counties.
Nels is certainly a hustler.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-03-07
PHONE lis

Call at the Pioneer when yor
are in need of Office supplies.
Laura Smith of Northome was
a visitor in the city yesterday.
Fresh dairy butter: 28c; fresh
eggs, &c; at Boyer's. Phone 1856
G. A. B. Beaulieu, a resident
of Red Lake, spent last night in
this city.
G. E. Eveleth, travelling claim
agent for the Great Northern
railway, spent last night in the
city on business for his company
Peter Slough, the Nary agri.
culturist and dealer in wood,
poles, posts and ties, came up
from his home last evening and
spent lastsnight in the city. He
returned to Nary this morning.
Don't consider lightly the evi-
dence of disease in your system.
Don't take desperate chances
with ordinary medicine. Use
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea,
the great specific. IS cents, Tea
or Tablets. Barker's Drug
Store.
A. E. Hunt of Duluth, an en-
thusiastic Elk, and publisher of
"Hunt's Purple Book" arrived
in the city yesterday afternoon
and has been circulating among
the local Elks. Mr.. Hunts pub
lication is very popular one, land
has much influence for good
among the B. P. O. E.
G. A. Dahlgren, who has spent
the past winter on the Fon du Lac
reservation, near Cloquet, seal
ing for the government, under
the provisions Of the Morris
Chippewa law, has accepted a
position with r. E. White, the
Duluth logger, and arrived in the
city yesterday from Cass Lake.
Mr.. Dahlgren left last evening
for Kelliher and commenced his
duties in the White camps at
that place this morning.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-03-07

State of Ohio, City of Toledo,
Lucas County, IS.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath
that he is senior partner of the
firm of F. J. Cheney & Co., doing
business in the city of Toledo,
county and state aforesaid, and
that said firm will pay the sum of
one hundred dollars for each and
every case of Catarrh that--can-
not be cured by the USE: ofI Halls
Catarrh Cure. -
.. FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and sub
scribed in my presence, this 9Th
day of December, A. D. 1886.
(SEAL) A. W. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken
internally, and acts directly on
the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system. Send for testi.
monials free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO.,
49, Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for
constipation,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-03-07

T. II. Daily of Big Falls was
among the out of-town visitors
who were doing business in the
city today.
Harry Mills, roadmaster on
the M. & I. railway, went south
to Brainerd this morning on the
special train which bore the N.
P. and M. & I. officials out of
town Brainerd-ward.
Evan Carson came over from
Shevlin yesterday and visited in
the city until this, afternoon.
Mr.. Carson is making giant
strides to the front with his
Shevlin Advocate, and is doing a
nice business. Here's to you,
Evan.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-03-07

John Birtels, a cruiser and
scaler who has been in the en-.
ploy Of Ernest Flemming, near
Blackduck, came down this
morning from the ''Duck'' and
left this noon for his home at
Cass Lake, having finished his
labors at the Flemming camp.
M. A. Thronson and wife will
leave tomorrow for Fosston,
where they will hereafter make
their home. Mr.. Thronson has
been engaged in the milk bust
ness in this city for some time
past, and by his square dealings
and genial personality has made
many staunch friends here. He
will engage in the dairy business
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-03-07
Jurors Wife Critically III.

New York, Feb. 15.-Mrs. Bolton,
the wife of one of the Thaw Jurors,
passed restless, sleepless night and
her condition is described by the at
tending physician as extremely crit
1cal. He said that she had no better
than an even chance to recover.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-03-07
Lightning Bolt Kills Two.

Toledo, O., July 16.-During a Sc
we're storm which passed over Toledo,
blowing down trees and unroofing
buildings, lightning killed Nelson
Buck in his dooryard in the city and
young boy was also killed on
farm near the city. Buck was mu-
steal composer of considerable note.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-03-07

on a valuable farm located about
a uarter of a mile from the CEN
ter of the village of Fosston, and
which adjoins the townsite of
that place.