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al Fragch's.

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And stiH they 50. Those delicious hams
at Fraseh's.
The babies cry for them, Tho ladies Sigh
Tor them. TanSe luscious hams at Frasch
the groccr's
What terrible run Fraseh the grocer
has ON those luscious hams. Unly a few
lef' Get one hef.,re they are all gone. iyiitf
Frasch The grocer always makes 1t a point
70 keep fne, sweet. juicy haras and faney
breakfast bacon. Every piece oil meat
riosiug cat sale Of summer goods. Chcs-
ter Cieary.
SC. Closing ca; sale, 10: Of urinkled
seersaeSeTs, Chester rlesry. jys
Bargains IN white goods MONDAY mora
ing. reduced from ies' 10 &c. Teklas, Singer
man & Co,
2se. Rich embroidered sheer lava hand
! ksschsefs sold at - and nc. now sc. Ches-
+ Ter ClsaTy,
Table linens aud tsnaesties reduced 20
hall price yari wide hlesched cotton @ 10.
Iokias, ssngerinan & Co
Closing out sale Misses hosiery, sold all
( The season 1t Sses a Isalr. now 5 pairs for
sec. Chester GseAFy.
Geusx' seasfs al less than wholesale prices.
Fest scarf In America Tor &c Ickias.
sirgeyman & CO.
paIr for 81 We are closing out a LOT Of
Isle thread misses hose. best quality Sold
all the seaso, a, 'ssr aud 81 patr. cleAry.
sc. We arr closing oit a big Eae al
handsomely embroidered sheer leun hand.
/ keTcAiefs, Sold all the season al 80 and sc,
aow &c chester CiesrS.
Ladies II air dressiag E,sr.<ss. corner Main
and Second streets Shaxzpooins and hzir
work of ever description on hans' and
nssae !" or'seT. aF-'enw
We NIL offer great drives in summer
za0sis Of ever description fsr the next two
frcnths, Great clearing sale - gents TN
acrwesr- Tokla.. ssnSsrsIan 4 Co
pairs Fos spc. line Of Misses fail Gu
ished solid csslsred ingram French hose.
sold Al tbs SEASON q zse rAiF, nov >
pair for soc. Chester CfsaFy
Change At passenger rates ON ssearn-
ship Premier, Ths fare on steamship
Premier HEREAFTER VIII Is . csnts between
seattle zss,i rHeasaa snes,s
wAen Baby vas sses,
/ We gave her cssscriA
whea shs vas caIld.
STE cried for cassorlA
When she became Ms,
sAs elaas TO cazsar.A
wAea sss had cagarsa.
she gave sa.era c4s.o-.A
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&C. We arr closing cat big TIE q
handsomely embroidered sheer leun hand
kefcAiefs. Sold all the season al 80 and sc
now &c chester Cfssa~F
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sc. Closing ca; sale, 10: Of nrinkled
seersHckerS Chester Giesry Tvs
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Closing cat saIs Of samIaer goods ehcs-
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Table linens aud tianiesties reduced Z,
hall prize; yari wide hlesched cotton @ 10
Tokias, slngerlnan & Co
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Gents scasfs al less than wholesale prices.
FEST scarf In America for &c Tokias.
SirxeyHan & CO.
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E5s.rsza s-7s ---aHa-.-saa--s
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ssss tsss FvE CktisasStA. - The
1sa,.ss <ossn ssaiih. Ia addition "a her
-. = ssis.ses. VII Ffeashiy take IA Cat
49, - hsfsera ser the Pacific Ceax
e. .asafsaay. Tac Csingnhts ansi
-. - saiia fsstsaAA car shayls recently
asgGsd . tsiisasass fsr ~ tsarfes 49,,
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hsaR IN fas slss M grRs The exam
- 49, = = Z. kidney ter Tobhipy fanns
-ssss'se q ismsic q q Washington street
So e ~. was rq8cis1ei. ia Justice
49, es'sifs lSst night The wuman
- - ss'zse ~ The money found on
T.. s ss eed is was rrayea thar h
= - ss.ss.'sExh.s' asussey nimediasels after
49,. 2 iae wvsaau. iir uAs held 20
49,. ssi.sst tae next sranA tury aud Ia
s-st q $50 s'Sil Nsk rcfauiiteA
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VT Fqa tsscfssSr william &. Hgl
lssasssisF ssfssa snls IA the district caurl
Ssfs sAssiss NSasiey from tao lots o.,
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~ tsAszcs sad $50 iag ls,ss "a rsaass AM
ssA NJ Hi, L Il said. has a Uutfsd
- Esfsaa Ter ire east halfof Maynard,
:. 1s,ssaa siasas. bat has alwayA bad NOR
- MisSsseH WITH ether claimants III
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1 betn flaer.--s tAiel stole a coat and
~ iiosa Fszaenfhsl brothers store yes
nresY 4 vaa a sample coat aud ses,
vkieh bad been placed on rack In front
e " stare pufiHs the afternoon some
tsas issss The rack under hts arm and ear.
~ " stairs. stripped il and marched
e xsih SIMS neE clothes In about two
hass VI Haslesy ehaneei 10 he passing
~ assfiesSf the nnirrssed wire frame
Sksiins IL ihe hallway. tie suspected
sase;tias aas wrong aad called the pro
sseser attention 10 the matter, aud
~ heflies the reliee A we'll known
sfAsfassff Z stisissetisf Nj 4. Frmurnihai,
Y uqf sirai cur xuosls they don't hayr 4,
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4 sslxeS fssns ~ g Nontmas and
,'sst havis gos iato a row in the Wash
.sz'aa stsesi ssiaen last night. Menefeld
sssssss' psfis dawn two os three times,
: Hfen a the latter ecgalucd hi. feet
Nsx Selle aa4 sNofr he wouid Xiii
ssasssia he sassie rush vt him ba.
sssasess ssieFfsrea ani the Inra were AZ
49, y : understood that Nenefria viii
tsts f'sitg = assault and battery, and
fssss - ihfga;eaies b klil
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CHEAP LAND.

There is large amount Of land
owned by non residents within short
distance of Pembina and other stations
along the ID. & NJ. road that is for sale
cheap. When we say cheap, we mean
that good places can lie bought from
$500 to 81 800 quarter section and
OIL easy times. There are farmers
i'll the country who live on farms that
are not a whit better, which are a
much longer distance from elevators.
which they can readily sell for from
$1,000 to $4,000. Several of these
farmers have already seen this mar.
gin and have sold their western farms
and have bought these cheaper lands
and have made u good thing out of
the trade. AS we write we learn of !,
quarter section within three miles OF
the city heing sold to-day for $500, on
which there is ut least loo tons of
good hay, worth ut least SSi.0n per tor
in the stack. and the land is not toe
wet for cultivation either.
Mr.. Dick. the agent of the U. s. &
Col. Mtge. Co.. informs us that lie ha:
sold about $4,000 worth of land this
season and inquiry is still brisk. Ii
will not he long before non resident
land will be as scarce us government
land and then it will be very littl,
land in the country that can be bough
at five dollars per acre,
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r. r. RUMBLINGS.

Negotiations are going on between
the Manitoba government and n. =.
II. Il. officials with Il view to the pur.
chase of the II. II. V. II. II. by the
latter, and the building of branches to
Brandon from Winnipeg.
Contractors are in Winnipeg looking
up the Hudson bay road with Il pros.
pect that if sufficient encouragement
is given by the government that the
road may he completed through in
the near future.
There is Il new interest awakened
in the Winnipeg southeastern & Du.
luth railway scheme, and there are
good prospects in view that the road
will he built.
Deeds of the right-of.way of Il new
road from Fargo to Grand Forks have
been filed for record. The road is tc
build within nine months accortlin.
to the tenor of the deeds.
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Col. j. q. Webb was relieved of the
onerous duties of committee man for
this county at the late convention at
Jamestown, and W. w. Miller. L.. :.
custom officer, OF Wallall;., was ap.
pointed in his place. Several little
questions will occur to the rank and
file rs to the why and wherefore of
this change. But we forbcar us it is
none of our. funeral, only rcmarking
that it is one Of those things which is
an example of why we don't like this
territorial form of government. This
man Miller is only a sojourner. whose
legal residence and vote is to day
probably in Minnesota and yet he is
to run the post office brokerage bust.
ness for the county in the future as
though there were no resident demo.
Gratis capable. 1t begins to look as
though the Church factions cuuldn t
trust any democrat unless he gets {;
government salary.
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l;oulanger, the idol Of France, six
months since. was elected to the
French parliament and when matched
there with men Of brains proved Il
failure. lie got mad. challenged
another member, got a sword stuck in
his throat and now lie nurses his sore
neck in comparative solitude. lie will
never be French emperor now.
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DELINQUENT TAXES

Our county attorney. some time since
while ut Wallialla, told the board OF
supervisors Of that township. that if
they would furnish him with names
of any delinquent tax payers that lie
would 50 ahead and collect the dclin
quent taxes by process of law
This was pure buncombc as he has nc
Authority whatever to collect taxes
and if the supervisors had furnished
him the names, lie could not have re-
covered a nickel on his own motion
We know of only one case where
the county attorney has the power tc
force the payment of delinquent taxes
and in this he has failed, lamentably
failed to enforce the payment. This
case is that of q public official who
draws a regular salary of $l.290 pei
year from the county and is generally
under the direct control of the county
attorney. lie is assessed and we were
"oo"t 10 say "taX payer in the
township of Pembina, but the tax list
don't show that he is worthy of the
latter name; nevertheless lie is much
given to going about the county and
'lilating OH the woes and burdens of
the poor tax payers. which burdens he
helps to alleviate. only. with the
powerful leverage of his oily tongue.
lie isn't willing that the small pit.
lance Of his taxes should be taken
from his salary to help bea! the bur-
den which his own uselessncss impos.
es on the people. This man spells his
name in Just tile same way as does the
county attorney Of Pembina county.
has never paid u personal tax in this
county, and stands charged to-day on
the tax list rs follows.
Personal tax. 1885. .........................S Isl
lsSIi. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. jGj
lNS. iI.yi
Same man and DELANEY. 1855 ............... i,s;i
Not asscstcd in 1854.
"phySiciaN heal thvself'"
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rEE a,x 0 9r DATGTa nif,rirt GGnr,
Lainc l.. THORNLEY,, plaintiff, VS.. William Wat
son. Jr., Lefty Watson and Frank d. Harrison,
defendant.
Territory of Dakota to the above named defend.
fenlunt.
You. and each Of YOU are hereby summoned
and required to answer the plaint in tile above
entitled action. a copy Of which is hereby served
upon you. and ~ serve copy of your answer to
the said complaint on the subscriber, ut his office
in the city of rembnn in the county OF Pembina
and territory aforesaid, within thirty days after
the service of this summons exclusive of the day
of such service: and YOU fail to answer the
said complaint within the time aforesaid, the
Plaintiff iu this action will apply to the court
for the relief demanded in the complaint besides
costs and disbursements.
Dated June Both, 4. d. 1888.
W. J. KNEEslIAw.
Plaintiffs attorney, Pembina d. I.
TO William Watson, Jr., and Lefty Watson,
Please take notice TINT the complaint in the
above entitled action was filed with Henry D.,
Borden clerk Of the district court for Pemb:na
county ut his Office in the court house in the city
of Pembna. Oh the 18th day Of July, 1888.
w. j. kSEEsIIAw.
Plaintiffs attorney.
Dated July 10Th, 1883. $40
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Dated July 10th, 1883.
Summons.
TERRIToPY OG ID tEpTA nistri.f rnu.t

TERRIToIiof DAKorA,l District Court,
County of Pembina. 3rd Judicial District,
In the matter Of the petition of the Duluth and
Manitoba ltailron,l Company.
To Alexander buchanan and Robert Buchanan
and any and all parties interested herein: You
will please take notice that John kuberlngle
J. W. Winchester and Frank Myrick have been
duly appointed by an order of this court in the
within proceeding bearing date November nth,
1887, now on tilt in the office of the clerk of this
court, for Pcmbina county. as commissioners to
assess the damages for the appropriation of the
lands described in said petition for right of way
for the petitioners railiOud. and all other eases
In said county that might be brought before
them.
You will further take notice TINT the petition
srs' railroad has been located over and across
lands, lots. blocks and streets nS follows to.wit:
Lots {, 0. II. ID and IS, west side of Second street.
| Huron City, Icmbina County. Dakota; also
Second street, Elizabeth street. and Anna street,
also in Huron City Pcmbina County. Dnkotn,
the publication of his notice apply 10 the Dis
trict Court to have the damages thereto assessed
in the manner prescribed by the statute in s,lcl,
case made and provided, The said commission.
ers will proceed 10 inspect The nerciibrtnrc lie.
scribcd property and premises over which the
petitioners road Is How located and constructed
and said commissioners will then and there con
slider the injury sustained by you by reason OF
said rullroud and assess your damages sustained
! by such appropriation in accordance will, the
statute in such cisc made and provided,
| Dated June 9th, ISIS.
THE DulUTll AND MANITOBA RAILROAD Co
| W. l.. WILDER,
Attorney fer the Railroad Co. 1851
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Since the windows of heaven were
opened this spring for our long wished
for rain, it would seem that they have
since been kept a little aiar and most
any day it can rain "just us easy"
So far, except in a few localities, there
has been 10 injury to crops. and grass
and grain are growing wonderfully.
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We forgot to mention last week
that the democrats had Il county con.
vention ut Cavalier. But they did.
and they had u real nice time too;
all except John Marshall, but John is
seldom happy any way.
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TERniToRY OF DAkOTA.l District Court,
In the matter of the petition of the Duluth AMI
Manitoba Railroad Company.
10 S,lmna W. FarIllam and JamcsA Lovcjoy:
You will please take notice tl,at John Kabcr-
magic, J: ". Winchester and Frank Myrick have
been duly appointed by an order of this court in
til" within proceeding bearing date November
l1tl, 1887, now on file In the Office of the clerk of
this court. for Pcmbina county, us commission,
crs to assess the damages for the appropriation Of
the lands described iii said original petition for
right way for the petitioners rarOutl, and all
other cases IN raid county tllat might bc brought
before them.
You will further ,akc notice that pcli,ioners'
railrOad has been located over und across YOUR
lands described rs follows: Lot number five on
the west side of Second street, HURON City, Penn.
bina County, DakGta, and That if YOU do moi,
within thirty days after the publication of this
notice. apply to the District Court 10 have tile
damages thereto assessed in the manner prr.
scribctl by the statute in such case made and
provided, the said commissioners will proceed 10
inspect the hrreinbeiorc described mopcrty over
which the petitioners road is now located and
constructed, and said commissioners " Iii then
and there consider the injury sustained by YOU
by reason Of such railroad, and ass, IS your
damages sustained by such appropriation iii ac-
cordance with the statute in such cusc made and
provided.
Dated June 9th, 1883.
THE DULUTH AND MANITOBA RAILROAD Co.
| W. l.. WILDER,
Attorney for the Railroad Co. ISL
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sI,crins sale
TERRITORY OF DAKOTA,
l,nNnty of lIninbinn Us

|
John u. Rich plaintiff, VIZ. Dclbcrt II. Wright.
George West and j. |. Cusc Pillow Company dc.
PENDANTS.
| Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an cx.
ecntion To me directed and delivered, and now in
my hands. issued ont of the clerks office of the
srd judicial district court territory of Dakota in
ana Tor raid county. upon IL Judgment and decree
IN foreclosure rendered in said court in favor
Of John II. Rich and against Dclbert II. Wright
George West and J. |. Care Pillow Company, and
by which judsmen, and decree I have been or.
dcrcd TO sell the following described real proper
tyof said defendant, tO-wt: The north east
quarter Of section number ten, (lO) township
number one hundred and siXty-twO. (l62) north
Of range number fifty-siX t56) west of the 9th 4.
NJ. and containing ore hundred and sixty acres
more or loss. aud that shall. on Saturday. the
lh day of August, 4. y. ISIS. NJ the hour of Two
O'Clock T.. NJ, of said day, ut the front door of the
court house. in the city of Pembnn, in said coun-
~ and territory proceed TO sell all the right title
and interest of the above named defendants in
and to Inc above described property, to satisfy
snid Judgment and costs, amOuntin. TO nine hun
dred and forty -four dollars aud forty -cigl, cent?
$3iiiS) together with all accruing costs of sale
ana nlerca1 OIL the same from the a3rd day OF
June 1883 NJ tho rate Of per cent. per nnil,,nl.
at public auction, to the highest bidder for cash.
W.J. KSEEsHAw.
WM.JAMEs, Plainiiil's attorney.
Sheriff Of Pcmbina county.
l'y FRANCIS A. HART. Deputy.
Dated Pcmbinu u. Il. June eth, 1858. ~.
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A frees and easy cxpcctoration is pro-
duccd by Il few doses of DR.. ]. ii. Nc
Leans Tar Wine Lung Balm, in all
cases of hoarsencss, sore throat or ditli-
Guilty Of breathing. Sold by Il. l.. Lewis,
druggist, aStf
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=
Attorney j. ID. Stack was in town
this week looking up evidence
about the Hamilton Bathgate town.
ship fight. From this we presume
Hamilton has entered action in the
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Persons who lead life Of exposure
are subject to rheumatism, neuralgia and
lumbngo, and will find a valuable remedy
in DIR. J. II. McI.ean's Volcanic Oil Lini-
ment; it will Danish pain and subIuc in
Illumination. Sold by Il. l.. Lewis, drug.
gist. 43tf
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COMMISSIONERS AFFIDAVIT.

County OF Pembina.
We. Henry McGuin, $. l.. lIaight md Judson
I.aMoure, being the only commissioners present
a, the session Of the board. being first duly sworn
each for himself. deposes and says that before
any action was taken against James II. Bird for
his suspension. and the recovery Of overdrawn
salary and clerk hire. George. II. Megquier, dis
trict attorney for Pembina county. was consulted
i'll the matter and he advised and informed ur
az such district attorney that he could and would
recover Judgment against Bird in the matter. lie
WAS positive in the matter that he said II he
did moi they could use his head for foot ball
and made other expressions to the came effect
HENRY MCGrIN.
:. l.. HAiGIr.
JrDsON LAMOURE.
Subscribed a:ltl sworn 10 before me this 10Th
day of July. 1883. jill. BIRD.
County Auditor.
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In All Complaints

OF the Stomach, Bowels, Liver, and
Kidneys, Ayers Pills are taken with
excellent results. Being purely vege.
table. they leave no Ill effects, and mag
be safely administered to any one, OLD
or young, in need Of an aperient and
cathar,ic. Physicians, all over the
country, prescribe Ayers Pills and
recommend them as . good Family
Medicine.
III people would use Ayers Pills."
says Co. d. W. Bozeman, Of franklin,
Texas. "in course, as you direct, very
many 81 tlis serious ailments that come
from Iron. to.nidity OR arrangement Of the
liver and from malarial Infections would
ne avoided. have used these mills
apove quarter ot q century and know
whereof affirm" "'" A"o"
Herman Bringhofr, jewelry enrravar
Newark, n. j., writes: "Costi1enoss'
induced by my sedcntary habits 81 liz
~ecame chronic. Ayers Pills afforJlci
me speedy relief. Their Occasional use
has since kept me all Eighth WV
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-07-20
Herdine,

Again ! have the opportunity ofsolicit-
ING your patronage for the season OF 1883,
and will guarantee satisfaction.
a0;f MAEriS BESrLl, Pcmbina.