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Wall Paper.

WM. V. MAHONET. the man that mada
paperhanginE famous. reliable. prompt cheap;
legal guarantee covers all our work Send
postal for free samples and estimate. Main
store. 6g3 Pennsylvania ave. Sc, telephons
East 1l4-F. or following agencies. Do Mains
& Co.. S2JI II 81. NV Edlaviich's store,
Bowie, Nd; 10 Monroe ST.. Anacostia; Newt
coube's drug store. Congress Heights; sol
New YORK ave NV I230 E st Sc COnaway's
store. Laurel, Nd: General Store. Giendale
POstOfiCe. Colonial Beach. Va: Ingalls, Real
Estate Office. Hyattsyllle, Nd; Shaw's Storei
Twlning City; Loyd's store, Seabrooke Nd !
new agency. lust established. Luerssen's druS
store. BroOkland. feZ2-Tt J
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NOn.Medical Healing

THE JUNOD THE VACUUND method OF
enforced circulation. The Drugless Cure FOR
the numerous ailments where your physician
fails. Forty years Of experience. At your
service. You are invited 70 Investigate. In
formation free. Prof II. n ID. PARKER.
days 10 10 1. 6a26-ki
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Rooms and Board.

WANTED-Two bOarders for nicely furnished
Day window front room. with flrst-class
board; heat. bath; 81 per week each 1925
-2d ST NV fe2S-St
so TO DAVISON'S RENTAL BUREAU.
% Munsey building, for best boarding houses.
.sslect private families. etc; no charge. II
TWO neatly furnished second story rooms:
all conveniences; with or without board sO7
East Capitol st. II
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FOR SALE-Fine bedroom suite with white
hair mattress and other household goods.
graphophone and over 100 records. Call at s15
II ST NV. fe2s-st
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Advertisements viii be accepted at any OF
the following branch Offices at regular Office
rates. II IL is announcement 10 leave advertise
ments at eithef@a branch Office or The Times
Business ONCE. they may be telephOned direct
20 The Times Main 5000, and messenger
Will cali to collect without additional charge
20 the advertiser.
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Business Opportunities.

y. - h-L'-AcuTe or silent partner So
at-L1 pollLy raising close by, Virginia. VIII
ga intend starting d make money and mean
business I'm the nan you're looking for
DtleI"ise uou't write Little grocery st1r-s
cares ana city business schemes can't COM
ttte Win this. Oncr includes rent. board
teseLAbles ir1it, milk butter. and use OF
80 1Ille- fez8-3t
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Wanted-ROoms q Board

WANTED-An UNFINISHED room. with board
n a pain Catholic family with no chill
dren: Northwest for a plain settled lady
for Si2 per month. half in advance II re-
quired. Address BOX Az, Times Office
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PRosEPF COLLECTIohs,

immediate returns unlimited references. TEL
ePhone for our contract agent u. 4s54. w.
CLARENCE DCNALL. 81 Colorado Building.
fe5-f
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Horses and Vehicles.

A PAIR MARES, $50; a pair horses. $40;
one me driving mare. three gOod-slze work
horses. Rear OF so 1st ST NV fe2S-3t
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FOR SALE-Horse. double set OF harness.
and dirt wagon. l2l7 Mt. olive 81. ne.
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UphOlStering.

BENZ. r. COLES & CO. UpholsterinE al
kinds Of furniture, slip covers made 90,
Sth 81. NV. Main 65l6. fe21-3ot
UPHOL.STERING. recovering. polishing and
repairing at your own homes good Judge 81
antiques. thoroughly reliable L FOSTER.
e51 9 St 1aS0-32t
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II viii pay you TO take advantage OF this
ouer II you have children who are Interested
in music. Wen let you have the use % a
good square piano absolutely free for six
months II you pay the small cost OF moving.
See US al once
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DreSSmaking.

GRAND OPENING
q spring styles this week az NEW YORK
PATTERN PARLORS. 100 @ st French
patterns cut 20 order feIg-tf
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WANTED-A woman 10 cook wash. and
iron; must be first class. Apply 20l4 Z 81.
IT
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A CLOSED-TOP WAGON. good for any Dur-
pose; cheap II sold at once. Inquire 1918 II
81. ne. feg7-3t
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FOR SALE-Brown horse. 1850 pounds work
In all harness. must be sold at once. $50.
Rear sl57e n 81. NV. call after 400 pm.
fe27-3t
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Found.

Found.
FOUND-How 10 sharpen Gillette safety
razor blades. l5c per dozen ROOM 9. 1924
New York ave. nv. fe2l-3t
FOUND-LACEY'S Ice Cream: special zoe
per gal delivered. Phone. NJ S33 517 New
York ave. NV. large briCss 2JC- felS-H
Miscellaneous.
WANTED-InstruCtiOn in OsgOOdby short
hand, state terms. Address BOX fS3. Times
office ie@t-St
COULD WE DO MORE THAN THIS?
We viii send YOU a regular SOC bottle Of
Arabian Hair RCnewer free 10 prove by di-
rect trial that IL viii restore gray hair 70
its original color in three weeks, cure dan
drtlg and make the hair healthy and beauti-
ful send 10 e. @ RANT. go Ducatel St.
Baltimore. Nd. reset
HAVE YOU ANYTHING TO SELL? You
win be agreeably surprised II you viii let
me sell IL for you. MARCUS NOTES. 426 9Th
Il NV Phone Main 517l uoi0-t
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WANTED-TNo hotel stOrerOOm girls for
jamestown Exposition. DICKS HOTEL
AGENCY, 18th 81. and Pennsylvania We. NV.
fe2S-2t
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FOR SALE-Sewing machines. New Home.
81 Davis. s.. drOp-head Woodward & 10th
rop- Sl5. 20 make room for new Standards. az
McFARLAND'S 1898 18th ST. NV, corner r.
fe2S-3t
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Wanted-ROOmS.

WANTED-By March I, room and board
IN Northwest for one lady. INST he rea-
soEable. Address BOX $50, Times office. II
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CANOPY-TOP cutunder surrey. In good or
der $50 n sold at once. O'DONN ELLIS. be-
tween L and NJ 18th and 18th. fe27-3t
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1925 Pennsylvania ave. Phone h 747
fe9g-Tf
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SOUTHWEST.
Y. HUGO EISENBEISS. It'll and 3 streets.
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For Sale-Ty pewriters.

FOR SALE-Monarch Visible. cheap for. cash.
or on easy terms; would trade. ADDRESS
BOX ass, Times Office. fe26-3t
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WANTED-Woman 20 cook. wash. and iron
private family. ia 18TH ST. ne N
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WANTEp-White cooks and chambermaid
also colored nurse chambermaid. waitress
eenral workers. and cooks; good places
EUREKA. 10l1 New York ave. NV. 1t
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Two cents a word for all other classified
advertisements for less than three insertions
IL inserted for three or more consecutive
days. one cent word for each insertion.
These rates do not apply 10 Personals.
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WE HAVE LEFT 20 be sold furniture coal
plumbers. and laundry wagons. also lot
wheels ard harness HARNESS AND
SIS. NV. fe26-3t
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Cleaning and Dyeing.

FRENCH CLEANING AND DYEING; nrsti
class work 1106 18th St NV Phone Nortn
53S5- fel4-3ot
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naetreSSmaking.

ALL OF OUR 50-LB. felt-Ined A c. had
mattresses made 90 order for the remaindei
OF this week. s. each: not duplicated under
s.. Let Us make them L T. JONES. Mat
tress Factory. 653 II 81. NV Phone MAR
2)9T. fe2S-tf
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Dancing.

MISS COULTER. Professor Of Dancing: p-i-
waite lessons. Coo II you can walk I can
teach you 10 waltz 2lS I 81. NV. Phone
Main 1888 fe25-2ot
THE ORDWAY. AL 1Ith St N.W.-Every
Tuesday, Thursday, and SATURDAY even
ing. beginners class. $50, advanced $50
Lady assistants. Proper discretion used in
admitting scholars 10 our academy. Lesson
50c: six lessons. $50. Private lesson by an
pointment. Open all summer. electric fans
fe25-2Qt PROF. CHAS. NJ WTNDHAM
tee waltz and two-step IN 8 lessons: class 81
per month: piano. sc Address. with stamped
envelope A.. Sub-statiOn p fe23-6t-exSu
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Floor Oil.

TRY HUNTERS DCST-KILLING FIOOE
OH. 35c gallon this week Regular price E0C,
Drop posta;. 1l3 Pennsylvania ave NV.
fe2S-tf
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Titles WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
oNE CENT A WORD FoR

SITUATIONS WANTED HELP WANTED
ROOMS FOR RENT ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND BOARD BOARD WANTED
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fDf+ NALE-r irst-class meat and provision
staud- AZ a low price doing a good czlsh
business Address BOX 497, Times Office.
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= tsHl0hiNHS complete u Prom house.
down town. rent so. eight rooms r,lrr--s'
nentiy rented for SII5. guaranteed as repre-
sented' worth $3.50; price. $3.50. Those hav-
Times Once - -
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Misunderstanding.

SPOI CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. car
p, Is. stoves. bric-a-brac. and all kinds OF
hCusehOld gOOds BAUM $ FURNITURE
SHOP. 18th and L 81. NV. Phone North
1913. Formerly 9th and l. fe2I-3lt
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Birds, Dogs, Etc.

FEMALE brindle bull pup. very cheap. Cau
before Q am. or 9 pm. 81 6 St sw fe2s-3t
FOR SALE-Liver-coIored Water Spanie.s.
males. s.. females. So 6l5 9Th St NV feGT-3t
TRY LEES BIRD STORE. 1901 5th NV
Canary's breeding cages parrots. monkeys
pigeons, French poodles MeNicans HaNers
water spanielz. and fox terriers. etc feIg-tf
FANCY poultry. pigeons. singing canarles
breeding cages. parrots. dogs. cats. plant
food gOldhshes goats. rabbits. Guinea pigs
etc. sCHMIDS BIRD STORE. 7l2 18th ST
tHS-f
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Dentistry.

OPEN $50 A. II. TO $50 P n.
DRS. y. W & ". J. ELZEH. DENTISTS,
s W Cor. 10th and SITS. y. ".
Specialists 10 Painless Extracting. Gold
Crown and Bridge Work. Filings. and Plates
that Mt Satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded Moderate prices Phone n. 4252.
Le-e-u
DIR. GEO. s. WALDO. DENTIST $40 New
York ave NV. formerly SO East Capitol
ST.. The AlveO-a Method (no plates). Pains
les extracting feZI-u
TEETH WITHOUT PIATES-No extracting.
no pain, look. feel. act. and last lOnger
than natural teeth shrunken faces made nOr$
NAL. painless filling. DR. J. L. WILSON,
1903 + St nv. fe25-SOt
NO PAIN; NO HIGH PRICES; Get Of
teeth 81. gold crowns s.; bridgewOrk 81; ms
ings. sc. PAINLESS MOTLEY. Washings
tons Original Painless Dentist 81 1th st,
NV 1e6-1
FIRST CLASS WORK. LOW PRTCES-Set
OF teeth. g up; gold crowns s. ups gold
filings. 81 up silver filings. soc: work
guaranteed; no palm
DIR. GEO. L EDMONDS. SO T st. NV
lax cot
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Help Wanted
Male and Female.

SHORTHAND AND TYPEwRITING can De
learned al school In from 30 % 90 days:
positions guaranteed. we teach Pitman. Ora
ham, Gregg, Barnes, and Syllable systems:
individual instruction. STENDGRAPHIC
ACADEMY. 315-3l9 Colorado building. fe22-u
WANTED-DOuble-entry bookkeepcr male or
female). Address IN own writing, experience
and salary desired, BOX i9S. Times Office.
fe2S-3t
WANTED Practical farmer and wife woman
for housewC-k good home and treatment
Apply ROOM AL. Treasury Department It
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Wanted-TeamS.

WANTED-Twenty teams and SIXTY men, to-
morrow morning. 10th and kalorama road.
Il
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Situations Wanted-hale.

WANTED-By engineer thoroughly prac-
teal HtuatiOns night work preferred. Ad-
dress BOX 49lf Times office. fe2S-3t
WANTED-By cOlored man. place as general
man around store. 42S Ga St sw- fe2S-2t
WANTED-By young man handy with all
kinds tools. position Of any kind. best Of
reference. Address BOX 479 Times Office.
fe27-2t
WANTED-As night clerk. hotel or apart
ment preferred; references Address BOX 467.
Times OFice. fe26-3t
WANTED-Position az collector: can furnish
frst-class references Address BOX 469.
Times Office. fe2G-3t
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Automobiles.

HAVE YOUR automobile robes cleaned while
you wait or we viii call Tor them CON
GERS CARPET CLEANING WORKS. ga St
and New York ave Sal. IL. tn Su-2Ot
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lines Want Ads Bring RssultA
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Bicycles.

DON'T PUT YOUR BICYCLES in the cellar
We pay the highest cash prices Tor them.
HUNTERS. lib Pennsylvania ave fe2S-tf
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For Sale-ICe Box.

SECOND HAND: 81 feet long feet deep
feet high; In good condition; price uny
$3.50 NELSON REFRIGERATION CO, So
r st. NV fe2--st
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For Rent-ROomS.

IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR ROOMS OR
BOARD, see us: no charges THE CEN
TRIAL REAL ESTATE CO. 1927 + NV. Room
2 Phone M 1855 fe20-30t
THE RIGGS CAFE AND APARTMENT. sos
18th St nw.-Choice rooms for desirable ten
ants, with OF without board; best chef IN
town. Try our Special Sunday Dinners" 25c
Get meal ticket ias1-tf
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ALEXANDRIA. VA.
r. L CARNE & Co. 7Os King 81.
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BROOKLAND. D. c.
ARTHUR II. F. LUERssEN, Drug Store.
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ANACO6TIA
BURY'S PHARMACY. cUrner Monroe and
jefferson stu
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THE FRENCH say that Nothing is a foot4
less stocking without a leg and that -
about the only thing you cannot buy OF SELF
through advertising
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Situations Wanted
Female.

Female.
WANTED-By colOred girl place general
hOuseWorher or Chambermaid NETTIE
POLLER. sos l. ST. NV. II
WANTED-Dressmaking IN private family in
Northwest Washington. Address BOX 50. Vi
emma. Va. fe2S-3t
WANTED-By dressmaker sewing to do at
home. would go out 20 ht MRS. KINES,
~ It'll St sw- II
WANTED-By well recommended German
woman. place In small family without chill
dren. good home more essential than big
wages NJ. l., 1S3 Pennsylvania ave. NV. IL
wANTED-Dressmslrlng 2O2 81. NV
fe27-3t
WANTED-WomRn wants washing 70 take
home and day work; good references. 2026
18th 81. NV. fe25-4t
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Largest Circulation in Washington Means
Help Wanted-Female.

WANTED-Two hotel storeroom girls for
jamestown Exposition. DICKS HOTEL
AGENCY, 18th 81. and Pennsylvania We. NV.
Le-o--t
YANTEp-white cooks and chambermaid:
also colored nurse. chambermaid, waitress.
genral workers. and cooks; good places.
EUREKA. 1ol1 New York ave. NV 1t
WANTED - BY dressmaker. Intelligent re
liable young woman helper three or four
days each week Address FOR one week, BOX
wANTED-A woman TO cook. wash. and
iron; must be first class Apply 2ol4 Z 81.
NV. IT
whNTED-Maturc active woman possess
ms inherent magnetic force. diplomatic tact.
and ability; power 20 attract and influence
women OF unusual ability and attainments:
must be strong executive person. established
for right party. Address W. b. II, Times
Office. fe2S-2t
wANTED-Telephone girl. RUST HALL.
1lJO North Capitol 81. feg7-3t
WANTED-Girl FOR general homework. cook
wash. and iron; 40 home nights. wages. Sl2.
Apply after o'clock, lass 5 ST. NV. fe2l-2t
WANTED-SaIeslady and houseBeeper APP
ply 1872 North Capitol ST.. after 1 o'clock
WANTED-Two girls. one to cook. one 10
assist in housekeeping; stay nights. 1898
ST. NV. ferret
W ANTED-white girl TO be treated as one
OF the family; no washing. 1902 o 81. NV.
Ie-I-9t
WANTED-Waitresses short hours and good
pay at once 6l0 9Th St NV fe26-gt
WANTED-GOun people to take our ga 70
4 months complete Office shorthand; rates re-
duced; position Cor graduates; bookkeeping. 49,
LEE BUILDING, rs 10th ST., rooms and H.
fe25-st
WANTED-Reliable girl, general hosIsework;
no washing: stay nights. 1856 Columbia road
fe26-3t
WANTED-Fine presser on ladies' garments.
no others need apply. TANENNER & CO..
615 18th 81. NV. fe26-3t
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mittee, with full power to procure
what music they consider necessary
for the fair.
The president and secretary were
given full power to handle the privi-
leges and concessions during the
fair, and prices on some of them
has been fixed as follows:
ri Merry-go-round, $40 per day;
restaurants, $40 per day; shooting
gallery, S. per day; cane rack, floss
machine and all other minor privi-
leges, S. per day. |
The matter of financing the fair
was taken up and the ground gone
over thoroughly.
A careful estimate was made of
the amount that would be necessary
to carry on the fair, to pay the large
number of premiums and purses and
the expense thereof, and it was
thought necessary that $1,000 more
be obtained.
1t was decided to obtain sub
scriptions of $40 each from 100
business people in Beltrami county,
which will take care Of the $1,000
needed.
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way, making it impossible to come
up or go down the stream.
About a month ago a representa-
tive of the U. S. government visited
Bemidji and inspected the Missis-
sippi between the two lakes and also
above and below this city.
1t is stated on the best of
authority that this inspector reported
to the office of the secretary of war
to the effect that the bridges, as they
now stand, interfere with navaga-
ton, and he recommended that the
government take action in the
matter and have them changed to
either swing or lift bridges. 1t is also
said that the inspector reported that
the driving of logs interfered with
navigation.
Yesterday f. J. Dugan of St. Paul,
junior engineer of the U. S. engineer
corps, came to the city and arranged
with the city officials, representatives
of the logging and lumber interests
and the railroad companies here to
hold the meeting at Bemidji on Sep
tember Goth for the purpose of form
ulating the rules as to driving logs
and also agreeing as to the matter
of the bridges.
The agreement reached relative to
the bridges and the logging will be
submitted to Secretary of War Taft,
at Washington, for approval, and
the rules will probably 60 into effect
next year.
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SHELL PRAIRIE FAIR IS
BEGUN AT PARK RAPIDS.
An Excellent Line Of Attractions Has
Been Provided, and Large Attend
ance Assured.

.z e y ~. q y Z 5.sEFg d -r
The annual fair of the Shell
Prairie Agricultural association is
being held at Park Rapids, the
exposition having opened this morn
ing.
The management of the fair has
provided fine list of attractions,
including baseball games, horse
races, ETC.. and the exhibits will
undoubtedly be of a fine quality and
immense quantity.
This afternoon a game Of ball was
played between Walker and Park
Rapids, and much money had been
wagered on the result.
The Walker team had for a bat
terry Emerson and Roy, who did
such good work for Bemidji a week
ago, and Roy Govro Of this city also
played. At this writing it is not
known how the game came out, but
as Park Rapids had strengthened for
the contest, it must have been a
warm" affair.
A large delegation Of Bemidji
people will 60 to the Rapids" in
the morning and assist in making
the fair hummer .
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place where the Gunderson boy was
shot, heard the report and it was
made by a large. bored gun, as it
was exceptionally loud for rifle.
A posse Of citizens were organized
and made-a search for the missing
man but without success SO far.
Coroner Chesterman was notofed
this morning and went out to make
an examination of the body. He
found that death was caused from
bullet fired by unknown parties and
decided it was not necessary to hold
an inquest.
Ralph Gunderson is a nephew of
former sheriff Arne Gunderson, of
the western part of the county.
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NEW BUILDINGS FOR THEFAIR:
THE PROGRAM IS COMPLETE

on the grounds, and is easy of
excess to teams aud the public in
general. -<
President Wes Wright has also
put in additions to the stables and
stalls and a lot of new compart-
ments for cattle, horses, sheep and
swine.
A small building is also being
erected to be used as an office for
the president and secretary. New
closets have been installed, and the
grounds, including the race track,
will be in an "apple.pie'' order for
the opening day of the fair, Septem-
Der 10th.
A meeting of the fair committee
was held last evening. +. II. s.-.z
A contract was closed with H. L.
Goodwin, a booking agent in Mime
apolis, who will furnish two balloon
ascensions and parachute leaps dur
ing the fair, one on the 9th and
another on the, 2Sth, both in the.
forenoon. This balloon rider is one
of the best in the entire country. !
F. S. Lycan, w. =. Neal and A. G..
Rutledge were appointed as COM
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New Fall Millinery Display.

Our new fall millinery display is
now ready for the inspection of the
public; and from now on we will be
able to show you the best display of
the newest fall millinery. Our stock
is complete and up to date. We
have complete line. of patterns and
tailored hats. There will be no
special opening. We are daily re-
ceiving new goods that will interest
the fall buyer. We invite you to
make our store your headquarters.
You wish to see our new styles We
wish to see you and invite you to
call at the store.
Soliciting your trade,
Miss L. Hetland.
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THREW HIMSELF IN FRONT
OF A MOVING LOCOMOTIVE
Charles Setback Determined to Commit Suicide Was
Hurled to Instant Death. by N. & l. Train, Near Bic
Falls Last Night

With premeditated intention OF
ending his career, Chas. Setback, a
laborer living at Big Falls, deliber-
ately threw himself in front of the
locomotive of the north-bound pass.
enger train last evening at 900
O'Clock, shortly before the train had
reached Big Falls.
The pilot of the engine struck
Setback and hurled his body into
the ditch, some 10 feet distance,
resulting in his instant death.
The incidents surrounding the
killing of Setback show conclusiyely
that he deliberately committed
suicide.
The engineer on the locomotive
states that after the train had left
Margie station and was within five
miles of Big Falls, he noticed man
a short distance ahead walking on
the right-of-way on the side of
the track. When the locomotive
had reached point short
distance from where the man was
walking, the latter dropped into the
middle of the track, between the
rails, and ran directly towards the
pilot of the engine.
Although the engineer reversed
the lever, it was impossible to stop
the train before the engine struck
the man and hurled him into the
ditch.
When the train stopped, the body
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Alderman Brinkman In Training.

Considerable interest is being
manifested in the game of ball
between the county and city officials
that will be played on the first
day of the fair.
The city officials won the game
recently played between the two
teams, and it is likely that the re-
turn game will be a warm" one.
However, court will be in session
at that time, and it is possible that
the game will have to be cancelled,
on account of the county officials
being unable to fill their team.
Alderman Fred. ,Brinkman is in
training for theSreturn game. He
has his son Eddie for trainer and
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The grounds of the Beltrami
Couny Agricultural association are
being transformed into a veritable
city by the management of the forth
coming fair in their efforts to pro-
vide suita bic buildings, stalls and
stable equipment to handle the
exhibits, horses for the races, balloon
ascensions, etc.
President Wes Wright, Mayor
Pogue and their assistants have just
erected a new~exhibition building in
which will be placed the displays to
be made by local merchants in show
ing what kind of goods they have.
The building is being partitioned
into compartments or booths, which
will also be used for the display of
household goods, canned goods and
other articles which will be entered
to contest for the premiums offered
to exhibitors.
The dimensions of the new build
ing are 50x7O feet, the whole being
covered with corrogated iron, and
will cost when completed, 500.
The building is conveniently located
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-09-11
Postoftice at Redby.

Anton Erickson, as Beltrami
county committeeman for Congress
man Steenerson, some time ago took
up the matter of establishing apost-
Office at Redby, on Red lake, in
this county.
Mr.. Erickson, few days ago,
received word from Mr.. Steenerson
to the effect that his recommends
ton that an Office be established at
Redby and w. Q. Newman be
appointed postmaster, had been