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Daily Republican., 1888-01-09

IHEkE IS growing public senti
mtns In favor OF arbitration. and Ar
early settlement Of tbs strike. which
nov threatens to parslyzs industries III
all kinds, and II the Reading O,mo,ny
rsfusss to aroi!rA.e the difficulties vbIoi
now exist tesWeep /: aud its EN- pIoyel
sue people will hold Ii responsible for
sue consequence. There is no doub,
Whatever bat the compsny can afford
70 continue paying the per cent In,
crease, which WAS given from Ssp,em.
Der until January 1st, but II 1t cauno,
no Time should be lost In sho wing IN,
Isot to arblsrasors, through whom i
Wouid be made puclio. II is said tina
pft OF the Reading managers are IL
favor Oh arbitration, and this should be
done without delay.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-09

THE WASHINGTON reporter who,
eo1at the si0e tbs OaioAgo Anarchists
were executed sen' = bogus internAl
mschine 70 Chief Justice Waite, for ,he
purfose of crestlns q sensation and
Daily Republican., 1888-01-09
C0L0RED HENRIETTAS,

Henrietta Cloth in colors
That means a wool filling
thread woven on a silk
warp. The eilkworm and
the sheep differ in questions
OF color. A skilful dyer not
a thousand miles away has
yoked them fast together.
We show 80 colors; price
$I.25 a yard; 80 inches wide
There is science and art
in these stuffs The proper
ton of the fibres is right.
They don't slip on the warp
You can make button-holes
that button and seams that
hold. And colors! Your
eye rests only on wool, but
the sheen is like silk. In
tuitive refinement alone can
catch the fine touch of color
shown by these shades.
ANDERSON GINGHAMS.
It's the canny aud story of
John Anderson and his
brother David frae Glasgow
Daily Republican., 1888-01-09
wILnIsSTUh q AORTnRRnR, u

"AAi @ hOhTARRMR, u
Time table in snCot Nov 10Th, 1857, Irnty
"Ne Wilmington French stFeot) a. follow
yer koaains, Birdsboro, Joanna, Hpripn
a,ld, RaynesburE Junction, manor Pot.,
ylle, Tan aqua, Allentown, Lebanon, WEI
nsyille and all points on the PhilAdsluhi,
shd Reading Il. T., 100 q. u. and 2,Gs D, "a
go no' Springfield, WsynoshuIs June
Uhadd's Ford and DuPontis An, intsr,es
mAto 2oints 1.ot am, 2t6, and 4 70 D, %.
for O0Atesyiile and intarmodilta noints
at 90 a. m. 2tb and sc p. m, N
.or "ost onseieT, I.eG :. M. 1EL and Q;
hor row Bridge snc interR1ediAts poiut,
vie D. M and or Saturday, At 20 and ii i,
On sunday for Heading and inssrmsciat,
H D,s11, ?. ~ =: No., and Tor SplinsneId aEs
iateSmedlete peints At Q 81 p. m,
~ -. mooA OsLAND, F.B. HiBnAKD,
ttAnV pssa -
Daily Republican., 1888-01-09

Muslin ChemiSeS OF various
styles up to 50 so.
Cambria Chemises in 6ity
styles, with neat embroider
ed or Ia :e-trimmed yoke, O,
with neatly rufaed bands
Regular and ezra length
with or without trimmec
skirts. 75 cents to 81.
NIGHT. Gowns
Sorts and sorts. A muslin
Night-Dress, with squar,
tucked yoke, trimmed viii
neat cambria ruffle, IS cents
Not a marvel of a Night
Gown, except that so littlt
money will buy it.
Same style, with embroid
cred ruffle on neck anC
sleeves, IS cents.
Muslin Mother Hubbard
four rows of Hamburg in
sertion between tucks; full
width. full length, rs cents
Figure on what you can gel
the materials for. The big,
Igest rs cents worth we evel
saw in a Night. Gown.
And twenty other styles
of lighthouses in Cam
brio and Muslin, with lace or
fine embroidery trimming,
1850 to 81 Us.
skirts
We keep none of the
trashy,stiney Walking Skirts
of mean stuff, meanly put
together, that you some.
tines hear OF for a trifie
The trifle is more than they
are worth.
Our so cent Walking
Skirt is Of good material,
full length and width, ar d
has a tucked cambria rufi1e,
Same style, with a little
more work, 65 cents.
An excellent Muslin Skirt
d e e p embroidered rufle,
tucks above, rs cents; the
81 kind.
Same, with neat blind
embroidered ruff =, rs cents
Imported Skirts, extra
size, deep rufile. with hand.
embroidered edge, os cents
Other Skirts, with deer
. embroidered rufiles up e
81.
Muslin Skirt, with cam
bic ruflle, Torchon insertion
between tuaks, deep face
edgipg, SI.5o.
Other styles OF Lace
Skirts up to $40
DRAWERS.
Bullying shelves and coun
tiers full OF them:
plain rufile, $50
tucked ruftle, 4oc
hemmed and tucked, 80
, deep emb'd ruffle, soc t,
? 81
: Fifty other styles, ST. to s..
so.
CORSET Covers.
: In great variety, IS cent
e to S375.
Y We omit many details
4 But you may know that tn,
G list is long, includes a
: items, and the prices ar
J, right-that is the best bar
q gain prices.
! C0LORED IIENRIETTAS
Henrietta Cloth in colors
That means a wool filling
r thread woven on a ell,
: warp. The eilkworm an,
;. the sheep differ in question
h of color. A skilful DIVER nc
, a thousand miles away ha
II yoked them fast together
e We show 80 coiors; pric
It $I.25 a yard; 80 inches wild,
Daily Republican., 1888-01-09

that max the guild Cling
hams And mair's the pity.
Much as we can do for you
on other things, here's one
that battles us, and we can
not sell them at less than 40
cents, just the same as other
people.
Our part between you
a n d t h e Andersons is
triAing. perhaps, but quite
important: the choice of
styles-our best skill in the
selection. and that's our
task. Talk Of spinning and
color and quality! Would
you ask us to analyze a
a double eagle just from the
Mint?
Seventy-fve styles will be
on the counters by noon to-
day, or sooner.
SILKS.
We are getting earlier de.
liveries of spring orders than
heretofore. Those we name
to-day are simply typical
lots. The prices are under
value.
BLACK SILKS.
Black Cashmere Gros-
grains, "a inches wide, at ST..
We never knew them to be
sold under 81 Is.
CoLoRED SILKS
1S.inch Gros grain, all
shades, SOC, usual price use.
l9.inch Gros.gra all
shades, 75r, usual price 81.
l9-lnch Gros-grain, all
shades, extra quality, ST.
usual price 81 as.
Faille FRANCHISE, in cuts
up to 10 yards, all newest
shades, 81, usual price SI.25.
Same, much finer grade,
81 %, ufual price 81 so.
In clearing up for the new
goods we find about 1000
Silk, Velvet, and Plush
Remnants, in lengths Of S
yards and under, which shall
go for about half price.
COLORED VELVETS.
All silk.iace Co!ortd Vel.
vet, ~ inches wid2, suitable
fjr street dresses: all de-
sirahle shades, SI.5o, usual
price s.,
Daily Republican., 1888-01-09
BUTTONS.
HOS IE.RY.

Many bargains in chill
dren's and ladies' hosiery.
Ladies wool I2l cents,
reduced from II.
Ladies' wool Is cents, re
duced from 20.
Ladies wool IS cents, re.
duced from to SO.
This is the best stocking
ever offered for IS cents.
Ladies cotton hose, black,
brown and blue, full regular,
Is cents from 25 cents
These are a lew Of the
many choice bargains offer
ed to make room for the
next seasons goods.
E, B, RILEY,
228 King Street.
ior,m,tu
Daily Republican., 1888-01-09
DECORATIONS

We have a few japanese
decorations left over from
the holidays, which we will
sell at very cheap prices; in
fact, at your own figures.
Call early and get good
choice.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-09
JOHN P. D0NAHOE

Lager Beer, Cider and
Mineral Waters.
Depot, GIT aud $40 Orange stzssA,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Sole agent and depot Tor Delaware Of the
DArtho lomay Brewing Company's Rochester
Lager Beer.
Sole agents for Massey 4 Co. Is PhilAdelphit
BrewCrles, hAssey's Browh Stout Y. Xxx,
XXX ALES AND POhThRS.
Orders by mail will receive prompt atten.
tlon, Goods shipped to any port free on
board. TeleOhone connection.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-09
WON EN'SLISLE HOSE.

1880 pair Women's
Isle Thread Hose. They
haven't been in this country
a dozen days. Goods that
are weArers; made by Schop-
per.
IS different colors, and
black, including all the
modes, tans, srays, and
high colors We will sell
them for 37I cents 3 pair.
We want as many Of our
customers as possible, out Of
town az well as in town, tc
get some OF these goods
So We will sell no more than
twelve pairs to one person
Even with this Limitation
llngereTs are likely to be
losers You are not likely
soon to see such another AL
GEMS worth in LisIe Hos
iery.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-09

Almost every word of the
foregoing tell OF new goods,
Fresh, choice, "the best Of
the very oest."
We owe you another
duty. We wrote a week
ago to-day that "there are
lots and lots of good things
!. reduced from day to
day because they musE be
closed out"
Daily Republican., 1888-01-09

stJ liE
~ mark,
~ society
.is cellar
PufIhR,
Daily Republican., 1888-01-09

fiOR Nj
~ dwell.
300 and n
%ns Ereto OH
~ hlaraet
Daily Republican., 1888-01-09

LNLkOi
=ILMIN0'
Notice Ii
"a OF the
d / at III
II day o
[2 and 4
lne stock
ing yeni
j lD-in1
Daily Republican., 1888-01-09

one q
nth RTats
r HtOch
noice frui
Dad to VI
orRay LII
Daily Republican., 1888-01-09

kIUR M,
" aeoou
AkoLG, on
Htsion Ytth
tEhN[1N,.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-09

CritA
d tho /
|rtndyWii
'Ard for T.
D The feoC
|iSitw ST.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-09

r-ntlR Xxi
"A buildtI
- BY 40 Toe
oN, waTeh
Apply 10 u
Daily Republican., 1888-01-09

~ NATI|
BRANI,
THE Aunu|
Dc eleotio|
Anking M
Pom 2 to 4
1dlJ-lm.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-09

INk REE
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nplete, 1
pa. bel.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-09

NOR RI
u No. IL
AtiOn for
DO from 1
DIV. Inn
j. Norris,
Daily Republican., 1888-01-09

tnoii
EAde wit
3oOd worl
my styls
second sti
Daily Republican., 1888-01-09

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II otd ltHi
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car eth and
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IN third
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EINOR RE
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Daily Republican., 1888-01-09

'friie 80
ringth,
Den me d
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ftWAru
al
the sell
st patH
. I'rOp
Ii will 81
cnplON|
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q mattel
niy and
"a real g
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pAl lJl
Daily Republican., 1888-01-09

mo. ia a
NO Tu2 Z
nitAble TO
Il No. 400 I
esn Ooeul
=fyears
4L,o. 402 |
<aitabls "a
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undTod,
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Daily Republican., 1888-01-09

We omit many details.
But you may know that the
list is long, includes all
items, and the prices are
right-that is the best bar.
gain prices.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-01-13
Tho Limo Kiln clul,.s Rules

The following new rules and rcgula-
tons will go into effect next week:
!. All dogs brought into the hall must
enter ut the peril Of their lives.
. Members must not discuss prcsi-
dental candidates anywhere within half
a mile of Paradise hall
B. twiI not be considered in good taste
for any member to remove his shoes dur
ing the meeting of tho club
4. Except i'll rare instances no member
shall he given over seven minutes time
for speaking
5. AS many members are tlilatory in
showing up at the weekly meetings, the
doors hereafter will be locked at ten min
ltes after the opening hour, and even
Elder Toots, if pcrsisting upon an entrance
after that time, will feel something hit
him.
6. Religious debates in the ante-rooms
and discussions us to the are of Noah in
the library must and shall be stopped
z. Members must see to it in paving
their dues that all lead nickcls are saved
out to pay street car fare and buy cigars.
8. Any member who is two months in
arrears for dues LAZY be looked upon IL; IL
suspicious character and treated accord
ngly.
8. Tic edict banishins raw onions from
the hall during sessions is hereby revoked
1t has lately been discovered that they
ward off the hoo'lo, yellow fever, lame
back and several other diseases.
10. a member who votes yes or M on G.
resolution cannot change his vote with
out satisfactory explanation and the
consent of the shair. lie will he granted
three minutes in which to explain why he
backs w;tter.-Detroit Free Press.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-01-13
Males ut n Watering rlace.

The prince, though stout and what
call little bccry, though the girls
wouldn't say so for the world. is cry
quick, nervous man, who does everything
MS quickly as u cat can move. He talks
in quick, jerky sentences and moves like a
flash. He walked twice as fast rs any
man in IIosburg when he was taking his
exercise along with his waters. Well, he
turned up every morning at Z, and there
were all the girls. lie took his glass of
water and began to ny around the walks
in the park, nodding now to one friend
and now to another. You had better be.
licvc that the girls were all there, red eyed
and gllastly, because OF getting up so
early. but they had to take their chances,
because no one Is allowed to speak to the
prince until he speaks first lie had
about seven or eight men and women in
his party, and he would fly around with
them more 'lnn half the time. But sad
denly, every now and then, he would halt
In front of II Yankee miss and say, Don t
yon ;Taut to walk a lit.c:' lilo then
would start off with her for turn Or two,
and then drop her and take up some ono
else. Tourist in Philadelphia Times.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-01-13

Few people are aware of the effect OF n
peculiar lsnd of Dissipation known MS
ginger drinking. The article used is the
essence of ginger, such as is put up in the
several proprietary preparations known
to the trade, or the alcoholic extract orli-
narily sold over the druggists counter.
Having once acquired Il liking for it, the
victim becomes as much u slave to his ap-
petite us the opium eater or the votary of
cocaine. In its effect it is much the most
injurious of all such practices. for in the
course of tiElc ii destroys the coating of the
stomach and duomS its victim to Il slow
AMI agoniZing death. The druggist who
told me about the thing says that us GIN
ger essence contains about 100 per cent.
alcohol, and whisky less than 80 per ccnt.,
the former il; therefore twice us into:;cat-
ing. In fact, this is the reason why il is
used by hardened old topcrs whose stom-
acls are no longer capable of intoxicating
stimulation from whisky. They need the
more powerful agency Of the pure alcohol
in the ginger extract.
lie told me lie had two regular Gus
toners, woman, who had contracted the
habit through employing the ginger on
several occasions for stomaclic pains.
The relief it afforded her was so grateful
that she took to it upon any recurrence Of
her trouble. She found, too, that tho
slight eXhilaration of the alcohol bnnishcd
mental depression. In this way she got
to usin. it regularly, and finally to such
excess that she was often grossly intoyi-
Gated. Large doses produce quiet
stupor; additional doses produce u pro-
found lcthargic slumbcr, which lasts in
some cases for twcntyfour hours. His
other customer was pe,ldler, who came at
q certain hour every morning, bought
four ounce bottle, and drank its contents
by noon. The man cravcd tho stuff so
arlcntly that he was unable to 20 about
his business until he had set the machinery
of his stomach in operation, and started
nlc circulation Of the blood by means of
the fiery 'lraught He says that the habit
is well known to the drug tradc.-Brook-
lyn Citizen
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-01-13
Creamery Meeting

Mr.. i. III. Wanzcr, practical creamery
man, is here and desires to confer with
our business men and farmers in refer
ence to the establishment ola creamery
at PenDiia. lie proposes to put up a
creamery at some point in pcmbina
county and we haze the first chance Of
securing its lora,ion and We ought to
give tia careful consideration. Mr.. Wan
Ger has requested us to call a meeting in
kittson hail, Penblna, at one o'clock
p. M, Saturday. January 18th, 1SSS, for
the purpose Of explaining his system and
enis'ing our cooperation. II the
business men of Pembina want manu-
featuring establishment located here,
that will employ from twenty to thirty
men and teams. and will pay out from
$50. 600 to 500, 900 annually to our farm-
ers for their cream, let them all turn out
at this meeting. Please be ON hand
promptly at one o'clock sharp. Farmers
are especially invited.
SHAW & CHARLTON. l.. l.. BOOKER.
WARDwELL d THOMPSON. J. q. WEBB.
J. W. WINCHESTER. SHORT Bros.
II. X. VAUGHN. X. Il. Ross.
Ii. c. FELDMAS.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-01-13
MAR RED,


MARRIED. i;jornson-AIagnnson--O Fri
day. Dec. Both, 1887, IN the Lutheran,
Churcl, at Mountain, by the Rev.
friedrich J. Bergman, of Gardar, Mr..
Ami +. Bjornson to Miss Gudree,,
Magnuson, both Of Mountain.
Johnson-Si.urdson-On Friday, Dec.
3lst. 1887, at Eyford school house, by
the Rev. friedrich ]. Bergman, of Gar
der, MIR. Gmnlaur johnson to Miss
Sigurro Sigurdson, both of Eyford.
DELoNd-REID.-On the 4th lust, at the
residence Of the brides father, Buwes-
mont, by the Rev. W. X. Morrison,
Mr.. F.G. belong, of Mor,len, Man., to
Miss Ann Eliza Reid, of Bowes,nont.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-01-13
WAl,flNI.f,A,

Few. Father Scott desires to return his
sincere thanks to the friends who pre-
sente1 him with II fur ovcicoat, sleigh
robe and other gifts, and who in enjoy
ing the comfort of them desires to boar
in his heart to God. the case Of those
whose Kindness, God'sscrvant has SD Of
ten experienced.
The trustees Of the Walhalla Presby-
terrain Manse and Cemetery TO. at their
last meeting agreed to raise the price of
lots from FIVE to ten dollars after the LIST
of March of this year. Already 220 lots
have been subscribed for and 81 persons
have been inferred up to date. The
doubling of the prices Of lots after March
is to raise funds to nay OF i::abii.t.es and
to improve the grounds.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-01-13
Bucklen's Arnica sa,y,

The best s:a.!ve in the world for cuts,
sores, ulcers, salt rheum, Fever
sores, cliapped hands, chilblalns, corns,
and all skin eruptions. and positively
cures piles. or no pay required. 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, OF
money refunded. Price % cts. per box.
For sale by K. l.. Lewis, Pembina, DR..
Boylan, Hamilton and DIR. p. Z. Donovan,
Neche.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-01-13
st. Paul Ice Carnival,

For the benefit eff those desiring to at
tend the carnival, .ate Of sl5.a5 has
been made via the St. Paul. Minncapo-
lis & Manitoba Railway, fro'nst. Vincent
to st. Paul and return. Tickets upon
sale January cath to February End; good
for return until February 5th, inclusive.
For further particulars apply to your
local agent at st. Vincent or Z. II. War.
rem, general passenger agent, st. Paul,
Minnesota.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-01-13
Greatly Excited

Not a few Of tine citizens of Pcmbina
have recently become greatly excited
oyer the astounding facts, that several of
their friends who had been pronounced
by their physicians rs lnc,,rablc and be-
yond all hope-suilcfing "itli that dread
monster consumWion-haye been conf
plctcly cured by Dr. Kings New Discov-
cry for consumption, the only remedy
that does positively cure all throa, :::,,!
lung diseases, coughs: coc!...aa, asthma and
bronchitis. ..'.i..i pr,tlc free at X. l..
Lewis. pemljina, DR.: Bnylan's. IIaui!-
ton, and Dr. T. &. Donovans. Neehe
Large bottles $500.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-01-13
Important Notice.
Our Cash Sale.

From now until Marcl, first, 1883, l
shall run off the balance of my stock of
Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots
and Shoes at IL reduction Of 20 cents Oh
the dollar. Some goods in these linen
are even below 20 per cent. Here are IL
few itemizcd bargains;
A superior piece, all wool Black
Cashmere, worth $3.50 now....... 81 90
All wool Tricot, 50 cents, for....".. So
Plaid Dress Goods worth % ceuts for l6J
Black Cashmere worth 45 cents TO, 80
Turkey red Cotton worth lOcts. for 6
Dress Goods, fancy patterns worth
10 cents Observation-Disclosures. 81
Gents Shoes worth S2.75 for......... l so
$500 for......... -
+" Low Shoes worth 1925 for -
+" Overcoats worth $3.50 force. ) %
4" $50 for......... 5 G5
Boys 40 for......... = 30
Ladies shoes worth 400 fpr.......... . 90
2.9D fur.......... . CO
200 for......... 80
' 800 for.......... 3 so
ladies' Newmarket Claks worth
$500 acknowledgements. 3 90
La,iies' Newmarket Cloaks worth
$500 ...,......................... 10
Ladies' Newmarket Cloaks worth
$1,000 for........... ..................... so
Ladies jackets worth $50 fnr...... . ~
A large Table Lamp (cnn,plcte,)
worth 50 cents observation-disclosures. 10
A ne-half gallon water Pitcher
worth Is cents............... ......... 30
Candy worth 30 cents per pound,
two pounds Observation-Disclosures. -
Lanterns worth LOO f,r...... ......... 40
The balance of unr Clocks AMI Crock
cry ut slight advance over cost.
This is a bona tdc sale all must go by
March LIST, before so east after my
spring stock. This is one of the greatest
chances for bargains ever offered to citi-
zens Of rembina and surrounding.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-01-13

II you intend buying u watch, gold,
silver or nickel, call on W. g. Fellman
and examine His stock. lie is receiving
new selections every week from the best
American manufacturers, and guaran-
ecs satisfaction in every respect. lstf
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-01-13
CHAS. FULL

When the committee reports on the
creamery project, Jan. 9Th, it will he to
Il public meeting. which it is hoped will
he fully attended hv those who would
like to see project operated which will
help this city, and cannot hurt ii. In
Grand Forks the plan pursued here was
adopted. Tue c..n'ii,!,e WIS ST. favor
ably impressed tina, they took amen.
themselves one lift Of the stock and 81,
600 "ftl'e required 10000 is NOW procured.
Grafton News and Times.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-01-13
Special Excursion Rates to st Paul
Ice Palace and Carnival, via
The Northern Pacific r. r,

Excursion tickets will be sold to St.
Paul and return for the ice palace and
carnival daily, commencing January oath
until February 2nd, at greatly reduced
rates; tickets good to return to destina-
ton until Monday. February 9Th. This
withou: doubt, will he one Of the grand
est carnivals ever held, and every one
should avail themselves Of this opportu-
nifty to attend. For full information ap-
ply to your local agent.
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Notice.

/ hereby give notice that D. Dick, ST..
las been authorised to culloct aud re-
celpt for claims due me, and to transact
any other business in my interest.
JOS. CHAIRMAN.
Dated, Pembina, d. L. Dec 22l, 1857.
1924
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-01-13
Notice.

We are prepared to do all kinds of
feed choppins. such as oats, barley
screenings, wheat, etc., etc. OH short no.
tice, in the barn formerly occupied by
Joseph Chapman. Pcmbina.
Pretty & EWING,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-01-13

Our Photograph Gallery is now open
every day and We are prepared to do
first class work in every particular. Call
and see US. We guarantee satisfaction.
5Nf SHORT Bios.
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Notice..

DIR. ]. A. Flannigan, veterinary surgeon
is s.ayin. at the Pembina House. where
he will be found ready to respond to all
professional calls.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-01-13

Notice.
a light colored pony came to NY prem
ises, Saturday, December 9th, 1857.
Parties owning same are requested to
call, furnish proof and take it away.
j. +. LANDsBuRouGu.
Dated, Pemhina Dec, 18th, 1887. 23.o5
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Dentistry.

DIR. Burritt, Dentist. of Emerson, cali
be found at the Winchester house every
Friday, until further notice. 27tf
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-01-13

TIE Emerson Masonic lodge have in
vitations out for grand ball to come off
next Friday night. They have always
been successful with their annual balls
and We have no doubt this one will graf.
lily their ambition.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-01-13

ShilolI's Cough and Consumption Cure
is sold by us on u guarantee. 1t cures
consumption. For sale by Il. l.. Lewis
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C0wa Wanted.
Photography.

We want to buy fresh COWS. Apply at
II. & D. DARN.
At late residence CT Il. 5. Mcrayish.