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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-14
A Couple Of Fatal Sunday FIres.

At West Superior Wis.,. at nncnrly hour ON
sunday morning, fire was discovered in the
American house. Before the fire depart Inent
arrived the entire building was envrlopcd in
lanes, and the screams Of frantic men and
women cscnping from the burning building
ZONE in only their night clothes. lent horror
o the scene. The fire was finally gotten un-
Ter control and confined to the hotel The
aus" was u lamp eNI,loSiun in Il room
occupied by Walter Garter, Minch
Storm and John Olcson, who had
'e"n ont til" night previous until pretty late
md wci" considerably intoxicated. Their es-
ape wns almost miraculous. The girls who
serc employed III the hotel were 10 Mortified
~ the awful death that confronted them
hat it WAS with difficulty that they were
Orcrd to leave the doomed hotel. The
HAIRED bodies of three men were found one
Of which liz supposed to lie that of Pat Clnire,
ttana'lian. The others have not been iicnti.
led. Several men appeared mt windows in
he Second story, and blankets were held by
itizens for them 10 jump into, but they fell
aack again and it is not known whether or
lot they escaped by other npnns
AT about the same hour IL fire broke out in
The toy warehouse Of f.. A. Prior l. Co., Mt
baltimore. Before the tirrmen could get to
work an explosion Of fire works wrecked tho
building aud canscsl the flames tospre,,tl with
alarming raridity to II" drug house Of j. ii.
MinkrlIn;n 4 Co., OH the north and the hat
house o: Ms. Levy 4 Co. on lpsouth. Scarcely
mad the iifrrmtrre,l the aIiiice occupied by the
drug house when the inside of the building
seemed to suddenly drop in. A terrific OK.
blossom followed and the immense building
collapsed. The entire fire department had
ny his time reached the scene md us the at
te'iiinn OF the men was concentrated on the
building under which their comrades were
burned III" !n,n.s had chance To spread and
spread they did with frigrtful rnpidity. In
an incredible short space of time the entire
block, running from Lumhurd to
Fruit street, was s,pthing mass
IF flame. At the drug house IN"
lireIn"n worked bruvrly. Holes were cut
through the pavement and every effort wus
nude Ia reach the imprisoned men. but they
were buried under great mass of brick and
ron aud fierce flames were roaring around
the spot. Awful ::roai,s came from the pile,
which seemed to make the working fircnen
put forth supcrllumnn efforts and. uftermor
tran an llnnr's work. i. lar,,lne evident that
some of the men were alive. and that they
were bring roastcd To death. John Kelly, OF
Truck No. =. managed to crawl out from the
rubbish, and, Of the eight mon who entered
III" budding, h. was the only one to escape
with his life. lie WAS cut and bruised, but
his injuries are not serious.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-14
The Emperor,s Monument.

1t is proposed to erect a magnifi-
cent national monument to the mem.
DRY of Emperor William 1. The site
selected is the towering, rocky mass
of the Hohenstuufen, in Wurtem.
berg, on which stood the old anccs.
trail castle OF the Hohenstaufen DIV.
nasty. The castle was DESTROYED in
the peasants war, and no traces OF
it now remain. The plan of the
monument is that of q circular or
polygonal edifice in the Roman STYLE,
a range ofcolumns supporting a roof,
the light to be admitted from above
In the central of the hall is to be
placed the statue Of the emperor
surrounded by the statue ofthegreat
men who served him. The walls are
to I've decorated with portraits OF the
Hohenstaufen rulers, and paintings
representing their achievements and
important events in the history ofthe
German empire.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-14
the building trades. the housesmiths LEADING
under Sactinn MnrHhnl Inmcs McKim Thar

the building trades. the housesmiths leading
under Section Marshal james McKim. There
were 800 Of the housesmitls and ns many Of
the slate and metal roofcrr. The section
contained nearly three thousand workers. OF
lill clnsscs. and fifteen binds Of music. A fen,
marble cutters display. Several Wagons
were occupied by sculptnrs and stone dress
rrs plying their trade upon pieces of lialfiln.
islctl work. Tho German and Hebrew typo.
graphical unions, leading the printing trad.
s ~" ,., next nE Ts followed by
men, sOine On foot and some in wagons, pres
cntc'l aneat npIcaran in brand new jumpers
nnd cups. In the bakers section II cone six
fist high Ou a four foot base covered with
ornaincntel ginger snap trartrl attention.
II was horne on the shoulders of eight men.
4 six foot loaf Of Vienna brend followed
Five hundred brewers escorted the ear o
Gamhrinns and other cmhlrmutirnl "rhari
OTIS" Gnmlrinus held II foaming goblet a,l,i
was attended by two pages. Each brewer
had n sprig of hops in his hut. The printing
TRADES ag,in rlninrcd the column, and Typo
graphical Union No. q. II Thousand strong,
each chapel headed by band or drum corI,s
marl,sl by.
An immense blood-re,l flag was carried
through the lending streets Of Cleveland
ohio, aud lGlind it marched n score of
anarchists This was "labor day. so.c,,llc,l
and twelve hundred men formed in line and
with music and waving rml,lr,ns pnr,ulrd the
downtown thorouglfams aud then with
drew ton garden in the suburbs. Al The
garden til" anarchists mnf,lrlr.i their flag and
refused I" acknowledge the stars nni s,riw4
The committee in chargr induced them to
PUT their t'agaway. Whrn subcommittee men
turned their hacks, the anarchists rriul
their emblem uf blood aud waved IT, aluit tri-
nmPhantly. Immediately they were attack
ci t'y u hundred working mon. The lIag was
tr;,mrr'i under foot, aud Que anarchist after
another went To the ground in the fight that
continued for ut least ten minutes. All IN.
anarchists hut live rs'ai"ni the three detect
ives who wcI, present. hut those who got
AWAY were bleeding aud lame and will
hardly appear in publ" for some time
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-14
Courage and ConaraIcc.

Henry George now fights for the DE-.
n,orrncy. hammer and t"ngs. Re il said
that lie is an honest and earnest fighter; his
.c.l il not assumed. his purlns" not dis
gnis,rl. Candnr is one OF GEORGES com.
mrnlable qualities. In advising his follow
,rs to support tho Democratic party this
year he tells them to always Keep to the
front the i'!r,t that we are for tariff rcur.ion
M II step to tariff abolition" That. in fact :,
il precisely the position Of Cleveland AMI
Mills aud all other members of the rotcri.
in control Of the Drnnmr;,ry-thry aim ut
thrift destruction. The logic of l'lrvcIand's
last annual message. means absolute tree
trade. The sIscl made by Chairman Mills
ON his tariff bill was an argument ngainst
tn" principle of protection. and therefore, in
favor "f free trade. The Administration and
The Democratic clirftains occupy the exact
ground that Henry George l,ol,liy takes. The
only difference hctwrcn him nmi them is that
they do not ;,vow their candid opinion aud
purpose. hut mnkc hypnrritical professions
ofsymm.thy with protection ns u matter of
expectancy. They stulti:y themselves hy
stamping as false the only conclusion. lcgiti-
matriy to lm,lrawn from propositions which
form til" basis Of the message and of every
Drnmratir speech in Congress at this session.
cincinnati TiInrs
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-14

The eight members of the crew of the Brit.
IN bark Gylfe. who testified at New York
E Iaa! ths'r captain scuttled the ship, left for
s.ass IL, IN Liverpool they will repeat their
trade. " '"e "ouFo u
A cold-blooded murder occurred in Rron.
don, Asnitoba. W. II. Webb. a lnundrvmnn
instantly killing his wife while ironing. by
shooting her through the head. The decd
was committed in the presence Of the four
1ous9 shildren Of the murderer. Webb gave
m nssseTIs2 Domestic trouble was tbs cause
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-14
Scn.lhle Ten,n.ranee Men.

Huge Il. Crawford, II strong Temperance
man fNrw York, was appealed to for nil l,y
ne third party managers. They received
this sr"rhcrin reply: Il would consider il 1,
shame and IL Disgrace To aid the unloyal f,r,
trade Democratic pnrty by voting with tho
I'rohibitioniSts. ] have given my limited
means to the cause of temperance, but ! do
NO, propose to aid and ahrt the Irommg;,-
ti"n of all kinds of crime by assisting The
Drmorratir party aud the wliskry ring Of our
state, az led by Gov Hill and lis National
away my vote on Fisk aud BROOKS
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-14
The Japanesc,s Good Qualities.

A recent writer in Japan suggests
that we should, instead of sending
them missionaries, ask them to send
us II hatch. lie says: 1.-THE Japan
esc are temperate. TO q visitor tea,
and not alcoholic liquors, is offered.
There are no standing bars in Japan,
and no public drinking of liquors
that intoxica!e. The Japanese are
polite. Their honesty is ,lttcsted by
the fact that the shop is often left by
the proprietor with nobody in while
he goes to IL distant part of the city.
There IRE no bolts and bars on
public or private houses. The Japan
csc are humane. Horses ARE rnrely
beaten, and oxen ,lrawingloads have
awnings fastened over them, Cattle
y ore carefully led. Gum
"nknown. At school
'"s nre poorly
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-14

TIL" American agents of British in,l,Istr i,s
have not been able yet To n,iIzzlc the entire
british press, though strict orders were sent
over weeks ago to the English free trade
| nrwsial ,crs To liz silent on American politics.
A r,arnt issue of The London Sunday Times
contains II long editorial on American affairs,
experimenting their rOrrrsfAni,.lrmcc from
his sid" Of the water. II sees the effect of
tlrv"lnnds policy as ch..rlyns does its great
or nnmesakr. "rhr Tl,nml.rr." Tho fol-
inwin.: extract shows the drift nf the article:
''Ihr r!rrti"n"ring campaign in America.
ought To liz most interesting to the English
people for historical. pnlitirnl philosophical
| and economic ru:snlls The main
question at issue is English free tr,,,, against
III" Continental system nf protection. The
| republic in "n trial. Guntl. conservative
government under Cleveland in opposed by
I u" rule or ruin party Of Itlainr. whose
frlrn'is nominated Harrison. aud who would
certainly be- secretary of stat" under liar.
iison administration. Thus III" American
people are directly involved in the contest
through their ln,rkris. which will lr af
t"'ir,l by iii" tariff. and their future;
whlr', would l@ seriously influenced i,y the
restoration tn power of such t, lrhra,nl as
blaine. with his home rule symln,t irs NM,
itniIl'a'il'lian pulley. THE American election
rs Infinitely more im!"rtant 1" Engisllnrn
lun"tur". and they should ol,r"ryr every
phase "fthc campaign closely aud under
standiu=ly. II il from this point of view
hat the rni,inna dispatches to The Sunday
Times nrr ral'l,rl. Tlin result nf the Au,.r-
ran election will help to .lui,ir naHy import,
ant issues in Great l;ritiln New York Dis
patch.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-14

eyes, II pays" snil lig, fat physician
medical worli. 81 hnva n pructice worth
$i0.O0O u year" "Womcn"f Eyes, you've
guessed it first time. They pny $40
every time they come into my oiii,4
When onc gets on my list tell you
she stnys''? aud Dr. IL laughed
long and loud. This IL quackery-gilt-"lgsl
paying tribute year in and year out, and do
ing them no good. DR.. t'icrce's Favorite
Prescription cures the peculiar weaknesses
and discusses Of women. 1t does not lie ia
them nor rOl, Them.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-14
ACat. a Fox sad a Man.

The New Haven Palladium tells
this story: Mcrwin's Point has bru
infested with foxes this summer and
Wilbur c. Bray, u farmer residing
there, has lost fifty chickens. lie
was aroused by IL noise in his hen.
merry, and looking out saw IL red fox
making off with Al chicken. MIR.
Bray grabbed his shotgun and start
ell after Reynnrd. The fox s,lw him,
and made haste to escape across II
pasture lot, when lie met the house
eat, II venerable Thomas, whom he
sought to kill. The eat was n fight.
or, and gave battle to the chicken
thief. He was Icing worstcd, how
ever, when Mo Bray came within
shooting distance and killed the fox.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-14
Shockins Accident.

So read the headlines of many a newspaper
column, and We per,ise with palpating inter.
est the details Of the catastrophy, nnd are
deeply impressed Ivy tho sacrifice Of human
lives involved. Yet thousand of men aud
women are falling victims every ycnr to TINT
lungs), and they ind their friends arc sntis.
fled to lclievc tho mnlady incurable. Now,
there could be no greater mistake. NOeartl,.
" power, of course, cnn restore n lung that
IL entirely wasted, but DR.. Picrcc's Golden
Medical Discovery will rapitlly and surely ar.
rest the rsivagt~ of consumption, IL taken in
time. DO not, therefore. despair, until you
hive tried this wonderful ncmia,..
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-14
Labor l,ny.

Monday. September :,rd. was the national
!nl,or holiday, and in ali the larger cities It
WAS duly observed In New York the organi.
.ntions turned gu. in their full strength. aud
There were probably not less than Is 900
mon in line. Following Marshal Sullivan
and atuff, who were ut the head of the pro-
:,:'sinn, came II number of Gu rriagrs contain.
ing tho Central Labor unions committees Of
arrangement. Theiight ofthe line was held by
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-14
"unels Ahc's" FRS. Speech.

Abraham l.inroln's first political s,sss,h,
hl,cn a candidate for tho Illinois lcgisintu ro
IN SD, was as follows: "Gcntlenlcil, fellow.
citizens. presume you know who am. |
nm humble Abraham Lincoln. I have bc,,
solicited by many friends tu become u cnn,l,.
date for tho legislature. My politics can he
briefly stated. ! am in favor nf tho internal
Improvement system and IL high protective
tariff. These are my sentiments and pnliii-
cal principles. lfelstc,l shall be thankful;
il not, it will l,e all the s;,mc.'
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-14

Emperor William of Germany liz expected
to arrive ut Rome on Oct. @. Tho municipal
authorities are already making preparations
for his reception. and will give u ball in hit
honor. This will ln held in tho palace on
Capitnline Till, which will bc connected fol
the occasion.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-14
Republican Ammunition,


Seldom has tho contrast lmtw,rn the mag.
hctic Blaine md tl,cstnli,l flsh-like Cleveland
brn stated mora fOrilly than by Judge Nor.
rison of Arizona ut New York the other day,
when he said; ~ have just lapn thinking that
ifirovrr Cleveland had bcrn defeated four
years ago, and wascoming buck from Europe,
how many people would como this fur To meet
him.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-14

Frlschunc,nan. well known in Chicago and
employed by tho Philip Best Brewing com.
Imny, was shot and Killed by fn0tpnds at
Ada and Randolph streets. 1t is thought
that he was hiring robbed and attempted to
defend himself.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-14

In the insane asylum Mt Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
Tho wild man was captured In tho woods
near CoUst mountain, Shelby county. He In
nl,out fifty years old mud his huir and bear,l
h0ve grown to o great lcnvth.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-14

All kinds Of Furniture Lower thnn tho Low
est mt Ilrulstreet Thurber & Co Minneapolis
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-14


john NJ. Hoffman of Lake View wants to-
Know why he can't get his pension under II
Drin,mrniir Administration.
~ enlisted III Company u. First Illinois
Artillery" he said. lin 1861. aud served I'M
til 1Sti.I ] was II prisoner in A.,lrrsunyiIIr
.oS days. went into tln army as sound az
u dollar. AMI came out "a cripple for life
An'lrr:nnvil'r WAS the rn,,m of it. ! have
almost entirely lost the ,i.r of my right side
md cannot So. out at my right eye | still
have III" marks of the s,iirvy about M" In
1866 applied fora pension and WAS allowed
~ II month. Az was almost wholly ,,isa-
l'lr,l lid mo-: think that n large one. aud in
1877? applied Tor m increase. The Ii,tIr,i,at
had was then stopped. served under Cen
To help me. anL in 1SS:i Il" got me :, ,nn.
sion oi Sl2 81 month. l!e told me Then that
ought to havcInOn. and advised me a, IN.
ply FOR an increase in nhnnI two yc,rs So
nl'nt tire" years as" dill SO. Ny pension
was Immediately cut Of again"
WAS any reason .ivcn for it?'
Yes: they raid that was. blind and dis.
allal when enlisted. WIS sound M I, dol
lar. They don't take Hind men intu the
army"
Were your proofs all ri.ht?'
Certainly. hal my discharge and all the
necessary documents. and my superior of.
i''rrs all certified I" my casc. That's how
know is: On whit theory Gcn Black, who III
not disabled. can get 500 II month, ami i,
who nm 'lisablr'I, can get nothing? Aud |
want to warn every Union soldier to take
pains to s'.e what lmiint he casts in Nnvrin-
l"r. Cleveland has shown pretty often what
lm thinks of III" soldiers, aud ns long ;,s tho
Pension commissioner gets his &iUO he
doesn't as.nl t" think any one else wins in The
war. Thc" liz no flaw in the record of nv
srrvire. can prove it from beginning I"
end, and have done a,, hut il tluc.; no good.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-14
Cleye;and's Weakness.

President Cleveland has given two opeI
proofs of the extremity to wliic! hin c;,n
rhism is rslu"c,l--the delay in his letter o
n'"ytaln" and his sudden change Of bus,
ON tn" fisheries question. The general publ.
dis"ppr"val Of Free Trade has made thu
preparation Of his lctt"rn task which Il mai,
nett her undecided nor ,lilnt0ry has put of
long past the latest date in the past. TIL,
complete rllange Of trout on the most i'm
l'oriunt issue in the foreign affairs of HIS nd
ministrntion ia IN" whirI, no president wm,L,
lav" taken unless he felt he ,ressin. need of
creating II diversion in his favor.
Whether lie has succeeded il in vet too early
to say, but tho confession of wr:i K ness inyuly
c'l is already plain. Step by step Mr.. l'lryr.
land has surrendered to the demands q,
politics. Tl" first surrender was ON civil s,r.
vice reform. first in appointments and next
in the free presence of public officers at con-
r"ntions. Their nsss.ssincnt in stcn,lily in
progress. as We show in another column,
lis next concession was in letting pass tn,
River and liarbor Till. The President whu
haul gained no small share of his lrInlta-
ton both at Albany and ut Washing.
ION by the zrnl with which he Ind vetorl
assaults ON the Treasury, lnr.e and small.
permitted the largest River mud IInrbor hiIl
on r"rori to become II law without his assent
ia" m!ss!irect@l vigilance which had been
applied to pension bills upon the principle
That 1t was lnfter TINT nine deserving prr.
sons should fail Of tlIeir pensions than that
one person without merit should 20 on tho
rolls slept when confronted with n bill whose
nrriicss eXtravng!.nces were larger than ali
the savings of all the Presidents pension
vetocs put Observation-Disclosures Press.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-14

For rheumatism take Aliens Iron Tonic
Bittcrs. All genuine hear the signature of
j. l.. Allen, Druggist, st. Paul, MINI.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-14

Rev. George II. Corey Of Brewster. N. Y. will
succeed Bishop Newman in Washington.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-14

Sell your poorest horses. Always keep the
best young females to brssl ns they mature
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-14

Hrnlstrrct Thurler & Co. Minneapolis prc.
pnt.~ freight ON oil orders Of $40 aud over 10
I'LL Points in Minnesota, Iowa, Wisconsin OF
Dakota.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-14
.Dnsstay d Minneapolis Whdss,l, Hs,s.s

COMMlSSION-lillmnn nroa., II Brilge Square.
rovr,..vr,, -, Bnsh 4 Curtin. ~ bridge SIua.s.
ssI b.nE e. Isl Wass a. n
GRMEIS-tleO. H. Newell 4 Co. Sd st & lat Az N.
GUNS&Sportingti'ds-Ke Kennedy IrOs. 30 WashAv 8
HAHnWAnE-Milier NrIs 4 Fletcher. 10 ID at q.
MANTE!.S Farnhnin Mnrl,le& Mantel(0 3sS3St
SIOvES, &c.-N. W. StOye Works, 113 LIST Az. 4.
&AnDLERY hdw.. Dodaon fLshes Btneknaas, Is q g. 4.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-14

Look at Bra.lst,rct Thnrlnr & Co.'S. offer
for mail orders.
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'"s nre poorly

s nioAie ,mc sea, ,"....
t!rir nervous system strong enough to sup.
port thu functions of their body, and momtl
up the break down of u long business life
The youn., city bloo,ls to remove the effects
from liquors aud II night of dissipation. A
iuml'lrr iull will break u recent intoxication
in an hour. Will, no i'll effects OF stimulation,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-14

'w'!"ry NEEssssss1iSi
nckwoni -

1tw"lll'i l,ea pleasure to place the long
mark "pppsitr the nam" Of Mrs. l.Ukw"nl.
hut an nl,swrrving fidelity tn the truth rnnl-
;"''s contrary c"ursr-Ncbr;tska State
Journal.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-14

Gabriel Marble died ut Duluth of IL sinr,,.
lar accident Working ON thu streets several
days ngo, he WIS hit in the flce by ly,lrant
stream, and his false teeth were knocked
down his thront. He died IL hemorrlluvs
following their REMOVAL - ~
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-14
Sick Headache

10 ono Of the most distressing affections: and peo
ple who IRE its victims deserve sympathy. hut
the grcnt SUCCESS Hoods Sarsapnrllla has had In
curing sick headache make 1t seem Utmost foolish
to allow tho trouble to continue. by It's tonins
and invigorating effect upon the digestive organs
Hoods sarsnparllla readily gives relief when
headache arises from indigestion: and in neural.
sic conditions by building up the debllltated sys.
TEN. Hoods sarsnparllla removes the cause and
hcnca Overcomcs the difficulty.
MY wife suffered from sick headache and neu.
faiGtB. Alter taking Hood " Snrsnpnrilln she was
much relieved" ". II. BADB, Wilmington. Ohio.
Hoods SarsaparilIa
soidby ell drnggists. 41:sx forS5. Prepared only
100 Doses One Dollar.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-14

The heavy harness Should hr,lispcnsel Will
III soon as the weather lrgins to got warm.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-14

Thomas A. Edison liz again i'll from over
work,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-14

Correspondents aver that Wilkie Collins is
working himself to death.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-14

II you Ego for" the catsrpillars and can
ker worms now II will save much trouble
later.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-14

The ncws from Arrn nf the seizure of the
A,irl!;lr. ns the artion Of tho Germans will cu \
oil tr;,'r from Salngha and the interior. Tho
Grrnians have mrle futile Efforts to c.t nblisl,
communication from l'agci,las to the Congo
through the interior.
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About How II Stands.

With "l,icrt and pr"f'lsc apologies To the
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