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Men's Ties, the 50c kind, for
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Clearance Sale in
Shirt Waists, Shirt Waist Jj
Suits and Millinery.
AT THE
5 ...BERMAN EMPORIUM...
5 Next Dour to Postoflice.
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WHAT DO YOU DRINK?
If you like a good cup of Tea it will
be well worth your while to
look at our new line. By Buy
I ing in large quantities we are
I able to get the very best at
reasonable prices. Here are
some of our Leading Brands:
Ceylon Green Tea.Salada brand in 1-2 lb pkg.,
Ceylon Black Tea.Salada brand in 1-2 lb pjcg,,
Uncolored Japan Teas.
Challenge No. 1, in bulk, per lb
Red Owl Chop,
Premium,
Gunpowder, Black Tea,
W have cheaper grades also but recommend
those given here.
BEMIDJI MERCANTILE CO.
HENRY BUENTHER
Naturalist and Taxidermist
308 Second St. Postofflce Box No. 686
BEMipJI, MINN~
BIRDS, WHOLE ANIMALS, FISH, FUR RUtJS AND ROBES
and QAJtlt: HEADS mounted to order and for sale. I carry at
all times |{ood assortment of INDIAN RELICS and CURIOS,
FUR GARMENTS made to order, repaired and remodeled
FURS in season bought.
I guarantee my work mothproof and
the most lifelike of any in the state
MY W O UK' IS EQUALLED BY
FEW, EXCELLED BY NO NIC
A Deposit Required on All Work
OUR TRADE SOLICITED
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THE
BI STORE
ALL WEEK AT M'CUAIG'S:
You will find new bargains each day on our bar?
gain counter that will be the re for ofie day only
and we niaan great bargains at about half price
and some much lower.
About :M)0 yards White Dress Goods: former price, 8c to 10c per yard
while it lasts, per yard only
About 50 Ladies' Belts: all sizes: new stylos: former prices :\'xt to 7.V:
extra good values: your choice for
About T."i yards Reffrro Cloth: just the thmg for waist?: forme price 3?
sale, price, per yard
Only a few more of those "0 Corsets left, at 1tc
Muslin Underwear at big- reductions.
Ladies' Vests, from 5c to 50c
Ladies' Wrapper*, all sizesr-tit. .""T." TTTT777... $1 .W i
Shoes: nothing quite as good as the Queen Quality. We have them in
all styles.
Men's Collars, the 15c 2-for-25c kind: yours for each
Men's Hats: worth more, but while they last yours for .$1.48
GROCHU1LS.The beat in town and they are fresh: prices Eight.
3 bars Toilet Soap 5c 12 bars Laundry Soap 2*
Prunes, perjb 5c, 10candl."e bars Laundry Soon 5
McCuaig's for Everything!
\Ve close 7:30 p. m., except Mill Pay Days & Saturdays
WM. McCUAIG WM. McCUAIG
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Plums
Poaches
Apricots i
Fancy Lemons
Naval Orang es
Jumbo Bananas 5
Cherries
Tomatoes 5
Cantelopes
Watermelons
Strawberries
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The Grill
THE CITY
Sunday the Big Duluths.
Veranda chairs at cost. See
Naylor.
For wall paper see A. Holt,
Miles block.
J. W. Speelman is in the city
from Buena Vista.
Watermelons, the first of the
season, at the Princess.
A. Ellingson, fire insurance,
over Barker 's drug store.
C. W. Speelman, the Northome
merchant, is in the city today.
Hall trees at greatly reduced
prices at Naylor's.
Mr. and Mrs. FredGrindall, of
Northome, are visitors in the city
today.
Why balance on tbe verge of
consumption when Mark's Lung
Balsam will cure.
Henry Stechman, theTenstrike
hotel man is in the city today on
business.
Nothing better than an ice box:
you can buy them at wholesale
prices at Naylor's.
The Mesdames McCuaig and
Erickson, of Tenstrike, are the
guests of Bemidji friends today.
There is,no lever so powerful
as plain and simple factsMark's
Lung Balsam will cure your
cough".
Mrs. II. O. Filer, of Seattle,
Wash., arrived in the city yester
day for a visit with her sisteiy
Mr s. J. M. Fuller.
Ifyour bicycle is broken or
your gasoline stove is out of or
der take it to W.-M. Ross and
have it repaired.
Miss Mae Lunny, who is at
tending ._the... business college
went to Cass Lake today to spend
Sunday with her parents.
Irwin Hinshaw, of Eckles and
W. Hickersoh, of Lam mors
are'two assessors who made their
final returns to Auditor Sylves
ter today.
Court Stenographer Cameron,
who is reporting for Judge Mc
Clennehan at Grknd Rapids this
week comes home tonight to
spend Sunday.
Deposit your money in the
Lumbermen 's State Bank. If
our steel vaults and safes are
broken into, you will lose noth
ing. Fully protected by burglar
insurance.
Clerk of Court Rhoda will keep
his office at the court house open
from 8:30 until 11 July 4 to give
the old soldiers an opportunity to
secure their pension vouchers.
Cuspidores, tankards, steins,
punch bowls, vases, pedestals
and jardinieres, made of the gen
uine Louwelsa Weller ware, sold
only by A. E. Winter, The Ex
clusive Jeweler.
John .linkinson returned to
day from a trip to -Cavalier
county, North Dakota, where *he
has a fine farm and says the indi
cations are for an excellent crop
in that section of the country.
Mr s. G. M. Torrance probably
has the ladies record for catching
the largest pike in Lake Bemidji
this season. Last night she was
successful in landing one which
weighed seven pounds.
We make to order gentlemen's
fur lined coats, lined with otter,
mink, seal or muskrat. Fur, style
and workmanship guaranteed. A
complete line of fur lined coats
always on hand. A. Zekman,
Fur Manufacturer. 2?3i-5th St. S.,
Minneapolis, Minn.
The subject of Rev. Broom
field's sermon at the Baptis
church tomorrow morning will
be "TheEighth Commandment
The sacrament of the Lord's
supper will be administered at
the morning service. I the
evening the subject will be
"Jacobs Love For Rachael."
Miss Gralton, who has been in
charge of' the millinery depart
ment atO'Leary & Bowser's dur
ing the past season leaves Mon
day for a several week's vacation
and with the opening of the fall
season will have an establishment
of her own in St. Cloud. Mrs.
J. .1. Conger will take her place
at O'Loary S Bowser's and will
DR. FOSTERAJ
N I S
MILES BLOCK.
arrive about the middle of .lu'iy
with full lines of fall goods.
Fresh watermelons at the
Princess.
Mrs. Wm. Lewis visiting with
Grand Forks relatives.
A line line of fancy chairs just
arrived at Naylor's.
M. DeWoif, the well known
bruiser is in the city today.
A. Ellingsoh) fire insurance,
over Barker's drugstore.
John Beaulieu. of \lrd Liko.
was in the city last lii^ht.
Buy a refrigerator at .whole
sale prices at Xaylor's,
M. IVrrauU, the '.Turtle Uhvi-
sakKin man. is in the tit)".
Watch the Crrill windows for
good things to eat.
SherilT Bailey is at Cass Lake
on business this afternoon.
Have Ross put up your cave
troughs at right price. Phone 11&
Al Lvornmann, i Chicago, is
in the city for a visit with I.
Meyer.
Mrs. 11. W. Bailey returned to
day from a visit with relatives at
Jamestown.
M. P. DoWolf, the well known
cruiser|for the Grand Forks Lum
ber Co. is in the city today.
Only a few more si raw-berries.
Minnesota raspberries and cur
rants.ne.Nt week'. Peterson
\V. M. Ross has a competent
mechanic to do all kinds of tin
and sheet metal work.
M. Mein/elniaii and family ami
Miss Kcihin. of Itasca-, are in the
city for a visit with Bemidji
friends.
Miss Lee FAImoods leaves fo
night [\)i' Cloquet to spend ihe
Fourth with her sister. Mrs.
McKusick.
The Mesdames George and
Joseph McTaggart and families
have gone to Itasca to. spend
several days camping.
A cash discount of percent
on all refrigerators at Nuylo.r's.
Mrs. \i. E. Miller,: who has
been visiting Bemidji friends for
a short time 'returned to her
home at Dtiluth today.
About lifty Leech Li ke Indians
came in on the M. & I. train last
riighton their Way'to the I'esti
vities at Red Lake.
Tlank'lhiderwoocL--vvho is now
employee! at the Lakeshorc hotel
went to Cass Lake this afternoon
for a visit with friends
Uncle George AVotsel is down
Established H'-i.
from L-nstrike today on his way Minneapolis Journal ivgardi'n_.
to Cass Lake, wdiere he intends
At the Markham luitei, laaies
parlor afternoons from 1 to Op. m.
from June B0 to July 7. A. Zek
man, 2V, Fifth St. Minneapolis.
I Kraywetx, our traveling repre
sentative.
HEARING IN
PROGRESS
Bersvend 0. Roen Arraigned
For Killing of Ole
Hakken.
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to celebrate the hoiirfh ol Jnly.' a(..}egufu ns from this comity he-
I. Blooston Will chaporone a U'wv, .the state convention coir.-
|art of fi-iends who will spend
the. Fourth of July at Bed Like
and will take in the big Indian
pbw wow.
The Booth drum corps will not
go to Northome for the Fourth of
July as advertised. .The boys
will have an ongjigomout,, how
ever, and may go/to Nymore.
Mrs. S Ail/rant and iieice,
Miss Cass, arein The i
ify for a
visit with the- families of Mrs.
AI brant's sons, the M'-ssers.
Charles and Dick Albrant.
The Ladies Library Association
will meet at the library, on Tues
day afternoon at '2:'.'" o'clock. A
full attendance is desired as
amendments to the Constitution
are be be considered.
1 Wc arfc proud of our Furs i
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CHAR(irUmTHMAXSLArGHTERj
__-rrnTo' ff""lVr7'"Di:r'"'"'' give her rebel. I then decided
IN HKST IIMiKhh. try \vy
medirine myself, and
did not-nsr iH oT one birtie be
fore w.e- well ami 1 have never
Iver Iverson and Wife Two
Chief Witnesses For State
On Stand.
Toe preliminary hearing of
Bersvend O. Been, for the killing
of Ole .1. Bakkeu. is being i-on
duetod before Jtidge lleynplds
this afternoon. County Attorney
Loud is appearing for the state
and B. E. McDonald is up for the
accused man.
Keen is charged with man
slaughter in the lirst degree and
will be bound over to the grand
jury. Quite a crowd is in attend
ance at the hearing. The two
main witnesses for the state are
Ivor' Iverson and wife. Mr
Henderson will' testify in his
'apaeity as coroner.
None of Boon's relatives are in
attendance at the trial but several
of his neighbors and friends are
here. The taking of testimony
will require until six o'clock-
at
least. The I versou's are on the
stand as the Pioneer, goes to
press and are telling of the fatal
tight.
It appears that the case is a
very unfortunate one. Both men
were beside themselves as the
result of execessive drinking.
Koen will probably not make ap
plication for bail and will remain
in jail until the grand jury meets.
MAD E E SMILE
Committee on Credentials at State
Convention Liuuhs Over
HeIt rami Contest.
forlowing from today's
hearing of the contesting
inittee on credentia,ls will be in
teresting. The Collins delega
tion was finally seated. 'p
The Beltrami ease had a in us
ing features. The,' Collins men
had won out, K, McDonald,
their spokesman, usserted, "not
because Collins was the stronger
in the county, but 'cause the
Dunn men had got. to scrappin'
among themselves." The con
vention was changed into a
"rough house'' by the Dunn in'en
when they found they wei-e los
ing the day. VV. A, Could, the
chairman, declared he had
pounded a table to pieces with a
hammer trying to get order.
MSB, ViThiclj we li ive sold in I5e- n\
or tllU" test'i'tTiTi:":Vq.ara
rl*he
Collius element claimed the con
vention by a vote of ,"s to 1L A.
II. Pitkin, who was secretary, as
sorted that he knew attempts
wore made to "stuff the ballot."
Watch the Grill windows for
good things to eat.
Fred Johnson, who has been
employed at Ball's tailoring
establishment for some time
past and has many Bemidji
friends loaves tonight for St.
Paul. Next week' he will go the
the militia encampment at Lake
City and later Contemplates a
trip to the St. Louis Exposition.
.Fireworks till you can't rest at
Peterson's.
You are cordially invited to! .'Mrs. K. B. Foster assisted by
come-inland see7ur exITbil of furs' Mrs. (Jraham M. Torrance enter
whether you are a buyer br not. tamed a.party of friends at sup*
SOCIAL EVENTS
Miss Maude Wright gave a
dancing party last- evening.
Quite a large party of young peo
ple were present and enjoyed a
yory" pleasant .evening. _e
periast night. The Mesdames
(lordon (!ooley, Woodworth and
Fngstad, of. Crand Fork's, who
are spending the summer at
(i rand Forks bay were the guests
of honor.
We soil most of our I'ur (i tt- ff\
iiu.'iit.s liiroiit/li ihe roooiii-
hieaidationq of our satisTled
cusioniers.
We have befiidn th- busi IC3H for H\
have beenri ih bus i lea for
th [as 10 vear^.
KyeVy Fur Gjarxuent sold or made
to ord. ioiai anleed.
See din- Mi Kra\ wet/ and hi- dift-
1.'ay of t'I'CS at Markham fTrrtel ff*
iiuii! .Inly 7. f-"nr will be on fti\
hibkion daily frnm 1 to (1 u:.. at l^i
the ladie-.' .parlor. Mr. Kraywetz Jf*
-.viil be pleased OYVall at un,nv-i r|
flence in the forenoons to "iw- you
estimates on a New oal or repair "f*
iiijf your 1 id file. Write or phone fM
Markham Hotel.
I:KM KM lil'.U. when Imying your f\
Fur Garment from us. we sa\e ypu
tire Middleman's I'roiit. FuFG-at ff\
meats ordered now will bedelivend
in he fall of the year -U
A ZEKMAN, if\
1?. Fifth .-iieet S.. MtunaapoliS) Minn, m*
lured of Chronic-Diarrhoea After
Ten Years of Suffering.
"I wish to say a Ce\v words in
praise of Clunuberlian's COlic,
Cholera and Qinrrhoea Remedy,'"
says Mrs. Mattie Burge, of Mar
tinsville. Va.
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suffered fmrn
chronic diarrhoea for ten years
and during that time tried vari
ous medicines without obtaining
any permanent relief. i sum
mer one et niy children was taken
with cholera morbus, and I pro"
cured a bottle of this remedy.
oeoii^tVoublod
complaint. One cannot say toti
much in favor of that wonderful
medicine." This remedy is for
sale at Barker's Drug store.
Nothing can be better than the
best Marie's lung Balsam is the
best.
TH0S. JOHNSON,
Contractor
and Builder.
Can l" yo.ui: line work :unl yTiiff
i:ir-ii' work', wil I (.It) itproinpt-
l\ :uui al risrlii prlinw.
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Muvlcjin Ornun Wurli nm ann i
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Mrs tli Frdioi:
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Art Embroidery
Fine Needle Work.
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BRUNSWICK-BALKK I
Billiard Hall.
I.. J. MATIIKNY. Prop.
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J. H. Crouch
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Cement Sidewalk,
Curbstone,
Carriage Blocks,
Cellar Bottoms, Etc.
DR. F. E. BRINKMAN.
CHIROPRACTIONFR.
OKKICK IIOUKS: 10 A.m. to Noon, arid I to 5:30 p. nf.
I rf-ali/c tlnii it 4* -oiiietiuies very emhara-'siii!,' for a lady to tell
a physician about her trouble-, For thai reason I keep in attendance
a lady at in\ ollteo from I t'n U'.'M) p.'in. Slie assists (if desired) all
ladies jn .r..piii ready [or exauiinationh. is present(iT desired) while
I am i'iviie.' ad jn-tmen!:.. 'I'liecau-e of all female disea-.es is in the
Kplnal (,'oln, i small of the baiilt) ami I find ifia.'vinni ssary to adjust
other llnii) Lho'i-.anso for In ntuovul of the cause always allow* the
ijUoiiJiOil to i-i^uiii''ili.-ii-.n ttiii-iil noslXmTin onl functions. Hence
ncul lieatmeiil, iimJ
I ne\er rei|iiire loeal examination and Hfvvorjjiyj
oven so, there is no line of disease- with ujo.-h I have more complete
success than those which afflict womankind'.
PHONE 92. -_-.-_---
Thos. Smart
DRAY and BAGGAGE
SAFE and PIANO
MOVING A SPECIALTY
KKMIDJI. MINN.
R. MARTIN
Leading Painter
and Decorator.
Now Located .on l-'ourth Street, Two loor
Weft of City Hull.
All Orders Promptly Attended to
Fine Art Wall Paper
Fresco Painting
Willits & Cahill.
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Gon'yey nnjpilig
IMoiHMT Krai Ksil' Olliee
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Qrove'sPepsinCoffee:A-^-AA.AA^.^.^.^^.^AAAc4fh^
Tlio only liradiu-lio K'oincdy whicli does not weaken the heart
Price 10 cents and 25 cents per bottle.
CASH PAID FOR DRY SNAKE ROOT.
CITY DRUG STORE
HE PIONEER DRUG STORE OK BEMIDJI.
"Make Hay While
IheeSflB Shines."
I!nt lirl'ore buying ysixsk Ilay-.Mak-
Implements, remember that
F. M. MflLZHHN &CO..
i 'aiTV full lino of
I MOWERS, RAKES,
and all other Implements for making hay.
F. Malzahn & Co.
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