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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-02-08
Summons.


iEnniroRr OF DAKOTA, District court.
county Of Pcmbina. Sih Judicial Dis,ric,
simeon GcronX az administrator of ibc E.,n,e
Of John Gingras deceased and itosnni,a GeronX.
pis ~ against Edward! ColllnE dcfsnlnnt.
IAe Tsrrltosy OF DAKOTA TO Inc above ia,nel
ae1smaani; ~, xHoa Edward Collins are hereby
IN the above entitled action. II copy Of which il
nereMin served upon You and TO serve copy Of
sSe een at h y, Office in the sly pebna in
within thirty days after serving this summons
upon you. exclusive of the day Of such service;
a .I,e T. you fall 10 answer ihe said compiaint
Within ,hf TING afo,sse.i ,hp plaintiff ii Ills
ne.!on VII Apply TO the court for the relief de-
handed IN the complaint, besides costs and dis.
bursemcnts. """ u's'
Dated January 9TH, A. D. 1885.
W. j. KNEEsHAw.
Plaintiffs attorney, Pembinn. DIT.
10 Edward Collins: Plense take notice Tint
me complaint In the above entitled action was
hled with Henry b. Borden, CLERK of Tho nis.
!fict Court for Pembina county. nj his Office in
the court house, In the city Of pembina. on tha
8oth day Of January, 1889. VI '''e
co.. W.J. KNEEsmAw,
";0 rlaintiff:s attorney.
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Epoch.

The transition from long, lingering and
painful sickness to robust healtl, makes
an epoch in the life of an individual.
Such remarkable event is treasured in
the memory and the agency whereby
the good health has been attained is
greatly blessed. Hence, it is that SO
much is heard in praise of Electric Bit
tiers. So many feel they owe their rcsto-
ration to health, to the use of the great
Alternative and tonic. Ifyou are troubled
with any disease Of the kidneys. liver or
stomach, of long or short standing you
will surely find relief by the use of Elec-
trio Bitters. Sold at 80 cents and 81 per
bottle. at II. l.. Lewis drugstore. 81
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Halls Catarri, Cure is taken internally
and acts directly upon the blood and mu-
Gus surfaces of the system. Send for ties.
tmonials, + &c. FL. Cheney tn |
CO, Toledo, o. Sold by Druggists, Is
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Mrs. Minks-''So you now live OH
Black street. Is that locality respect
ab!e?"
Mrs. Winks, with aspcrity,-"I live
there"
Mrs. Minks, much hurt.-Well think
you might give civil answer TO q civil
question. New York Weekly.
State of Ohio, City of Toledo. Lucus
County.
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he
is the senior partner of the firm of f. J.
Cheney and Co., doing business in the
CITY of Toledo, County and State afore-
said. and that said fra will pay the sum
of one hundred dollars for each and
every case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by the use Of Halls Catarrll Cure.
Frank ]. Cheney.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence. this Gtl, day of December,
A. ID. 'SG. a, w, Gleason. Notary Pub.
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EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY.

To which nre attached PULLMAN PALACE
sLEEfERS and elegant dinn. cars. Or
oFefInnd trains. Emigrant Slcepers
Free. The only line t6 The
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Mortgage sale,

ss.al Attorneys for mortgage. Fur
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(@in selanbt.)
@anbel's Meiiiss.

Sn ber 5anti Martus 9ir9e fanb
an SOnntag Abeno eine trebitable Auf.
fhbruns oes pMeifas" itatt. Gin ees
mii6ier @bOr bon 3wau3ig 5timmeu
leiltete re6t Sobensmertbts.
Das ''Magnifcat" unb "Nunc De-
mittis' ipurOe nod Dr. Stainer's UT.
rangement i'll E geiunssn. Darauf
tDuroen. itatt bes iiblideu Spmnus, bic
fur bieien She'll bes &lr1sniabres paf=
feaben @efduse aus benz Mei(ias borges
tragen.
Sas Senors&ecitatio oes 6errn We.
Mtiun mar re9t gut, bic @reeution piel'
leidt beifer aIs ielne 2eiltung in berlel,
ben &oae iH Der Weibna9tsna9t.
Grau WOrfman, in benz NItos&ecita. .
tlp "Behold Virgin Shall Conceive"
uno 80 Thou That Telest Good It'd
ings ofZion" sel1uete li1 our@ Jeinbeit
uno 8erfdnbniB in Der 9arteOung
aus.
6err 8eder, 8aifii, CAB ieiner i66z
men Stlmme ibr Doaes He9t in "The
People That Walked in Darkness"
Die -paftoral epmpboni.1 BON
perru Barbour 5eiste groBe te1nil1e
&unt In Der gebanolung Der OrgeI.
Jrau Sabre in Dem Sopranos s&ecita.
tin 'There Were Shepherds Abiding
in the Field" trug bic Grone bapon.
Sbre Seiitung mar anertanntermaBen bic
bette bes Mbenbs.
Sie 2eifungen bes gbores uaren
gang aufriebenitelenb, unb beHer, aIs
mir erDartet batten. Wan bate be-
fllr9tet, baB bic serinse Qlnaabl Der
Sdnger ben Gborseiang als ungenii.
geno eri6einen laiien mi.rbe, bod lieB
ii9 bic SADIE bsRer an, als poraus3us
feBen mar.
Se @aipra6e bes prebgets aei@nete
fi9 bur6 lobensmertbe Siir3e aus.
@r faste, oaB bic Muft bon Qlters ber
cine Der 9auptftlBen Der &eligion ge=
tpeien iei, unb oaB bic gr6bten Rompo>
niften, Maler unb Di9ter lbre i66niten
gDerfe relisi6ien Wlotipen entlebnt
bdtten.
Ser 59IuB bes @ottesbienfes irar
Der 0aleluiab Chorus bon 8ses
tboben>
@ir f6nnen nit @snustbuung las
gen, bob i'm sroBen @anSen sttpas
rs9t 5li6tises geleiftet purbe, unb mir
botfsn, oaB Die 8eraniialter bieies @ons
eertes ni9t bel bem grrungenen iteben
blelben, ionoern auf BEN guten Mege
forti6reiten tperoen.
gDie mir b6ren, 1T man i'm 8egriif,
cine "Choral Society" su g,inben.
g8ir tpilnf6en oieiem unternebmen
biel Slid! NJ.
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Senes fetfenpe aIte gseib.

Ron hem Is i'm ainbereD hetbt, bab eS pnur Gien
unb Irinteu lebe" unb hc pnie 5ufrieeen mar, la
bprirte pbne 9meiiel an trpnifHen @erbauuusSz
bef6perbsn. gBie 70 pielen alien aeuten, hereu @er
bauunsSprsane nidt mebr Srbre pariren wpuen, ers
sing es aud thri iie trnnte bic senp1enen Speien
niHt rertraaen. Das aber ber 3eit, ais $
4 etter'S asenbitterS bttaunt mar; ancerns
aas pree elmer brer rteen Greunbe oher Derpanbtcn
tbr iiHsr& seratben babeu, 6sies srpbe @esenmitel
sesen 1sssesgs gsrtogiaas ase saslssSEsIesa is
Ncbpehr serreien, fenn bic alte Dame irdre furirt
lrcrhen unb bate ibre llmgebuns npt mebr nit ibrem
Setetfe beaittst. Die bartnddSiten Sale ron nnrerz
faudDfett, ircbet d 10 bdufs Srbbrennen, unbebaSz
lt6es Gefnbl i'm Maeen, nerp6ie cher eaitrtide Grs
IssunS enel, meiten por bteiem asepaItisen Gligr.
Iua talieS une gse6ieiHeber, @allenersub, Rbeumaz
ttsmus unb Rierenbei4wereen lperben tur9 faHeIte
beiettiat
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9ie GrDffnung Ser Gtaats z2e8iss
latttr.

gm s. Sanuar. Mittass IL l1br, tras
ten i'm Staats 2apitol gu Mufin bic
beiben 9duier ber 2egisIatur 5ufamz
men. SIN &eprdientantenbaufe waren
104 Witglieber anueienb. Die beiben
nit 8eslaubisungsi6einen beriebeuen
farbigen Witglieoer finb Isberrp bon
&obertIDn uno MaDs BON Gra3oria 60.
Cameron @ountp bat ben republifani.
fden &eprdientanteu &enfro getpdblt.
9fa9bem Ileranber nit allen gegen 2
Stimmen gum Spre9er ertpdblt tpors
ben mar, trat 8ertagung elm. Sn elmer
Mbenb .6ibung tDurbe cine 3eiolutior
eingebradt, bic Organization bes 6aus
FEB au pollenben bur9 bic Wabl zines
S1riftfiibrers unb anberer 8eamten.
Sur erferen poften purbe getpdbIt,
Wm. M. Smbooen bon Meoina @ounip
nit Ga seaeu Al 5timmen. Gum Gers
geantsat-Arms tpurbe Capt. Carr bon
81 Bafo mite SO gesen A Siimmen
tpieoergemdblt, tporauf 8ertagung
eiutrat.
Sm Senate f9ritt man auf ben Mns
trag 8urnens bon gerar @ountp iofort
5ur Wabl Der 8eamten. Mls S9rifts
fiibrer tpuroe nomintrt Capt. Bapnton.
Sane bon GaDette @onutp opponirte ie=
bod biergegen, unb apar aug benz
8ruube. neil bieier in feinem Blatte,
benz uDamilton GeroIb", etlpas uns
siinfiiges gegen Sefferion Dapis seiast
babe, mas ieben d6ten Shbitaatler ems
p6ren mdfe. 8aDnton pertbeibiste
fi6 biergegen febr eifrig, inbem er
ertldrte. fr babe felt 6 Monaten
nit bet &eoaetion ienes glattes
yti6ts mebr su tbun sebabt. gta6'
benz er bann no1 cine Iange Cob
reoe auf Seff. 9abis gebalien, tpurbe
BopntOn bod i6liebli6 nit pier3ebH
gegen sm6lf Stimmen ermdblt. gs
fol9ten oann nod bic Wableitbes Sours
nal.@lerfs, beg r@nsroiRns"s "sGlerts unb
6es p@nrolliug"s sgIerts, uorauf 0erta.
gung erfolste. Sn elmer Abenbs
SiBung erfolgte bic gBabl Der
iibrigea SenatsS8eamten.
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= @eneral SippoIpte. Der 6esner
bes prdhbenten 2egitime DON 6apti,
ma6t bebentli6e GortiGritte. Sn ben
mittleren uno n6rbli6en SbeiIsn Der
Sniel Diro er als re6tmdBieer prdli.
bent anertannt, uno ct itebt iebt nit
einem siemli1 groBen Deere Dor Yortes
au.prinee, bas ibm tpobl aud balb 3us
fallen tuirb. Sn brei @efe1ten mar er
in ben leBten 10 Snsen liegrei9 esgen
bic Sruppen 2esitimes. Rad ber
eroberuug Der Sauptitabt min er bic
WabI Segitimes fir ungiittig trtldren
laiien uno Nrumablen anorbner.
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Gfe M'dtn plata unb Mfequta gtrQse.
= gDir haben tiirsIidl ifber eins gTus

Wir baben tiir3lin iiber cine Mus
gen Operation beri1tet. tpeI9e inGIagens
futt On Grau @eiitinger oollsogsn lOer=
ben nuBte. Seitoem bat lie an bie
9Slener N. 6r. prehe folgenbes S6rei.
ben geti6tet: oOa sic ii9 Dor cinigen
Monaten in 10 lie6enswiiroiger Weife
fir mein gefiuben interefirten, tpeldes
oamoIs nod gu feinen sroBen gefiirdz
tungen InIoB sab. 10 erlaube i'd mir,
Sbnen isbt mitsutbeilen, oaB i'd Wion.
tag ben 3. Sea. bier i'm @anatorium beg
Germ Or. purti9er bon biefem ouss
assei9nsten Gugenarate in wuncerboler
Wsiie am gugenllbe bes re1ten Muaes
oterirt tDuroe. Gs mar cine BET
f9wieriofen OperatioEen; es muBte
bag IugenIib cufeeI9aitten tuerben,
febr tissii fiBsnoe Mu6srun9en entfernt
uub barn bes 2ib lDieber 5ugendbt iper.
ben. Sd lag Idnger aIs cine Siunbe
in Naltoie, befano MID absr fdon fels
ben Sages, gegenb Nbenb, ben 8erbdlts
niilen eutipre6enb tuObl. Sd bin nidt
gen6tbist, uas 8ett au bitten, bic Sci.
lung nimmt ben ainitigfen 8erIauf,
unb 10 boffe i'd gu @ott, Daut ber I'm,
fi9t beg portreffli6en ST. pu,ilder,
auf bauernbe @eneiuns. Sic um 0ers
aeibung bittenb, baB i'd in Der 5reube
10 peitldufig tpurbe, 5ei@net bodad,z
ti,ngsboa griiBeno S5re ergebenfte
Marie 8eiifinger.
2lagenfart, 6. Selember 1885,"
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We61ttel attto eSaefe1t. !.

S'erln slanben iuir aaeS gu iiberireFen, mas
ls pier ofTerirt tporoen 1T, nidt nur, t0as bic
9ute Der meare, bic @reisplrbtsfeit unb ben
Wel9mad enbetrift, fonoera mir baben einen
lo rs'@baltisen gorratb, bas mir nit iraenb ei.
mem 'fOnfettions-@, fSaft, tueIdes ausf4Is6Iid
olsie 8ran4e beireibt, erfolsrsi6 fonfurrireu
fonnfn. Das Eager birst bic fd6nficn ga.
den, psld'e Die MoOeRdbte Der @eIt, Berlin,
yarlS nno aetu gor; bisien. gSir laben ollie
San'eu ein. biefes .eimsis in feiner sri aus,
9efattete Oepartsment gu infpi3iren, ea mir
l'der 1'no, 'bren 8eifau gu seipinnen.
=, SerlsR's, Serfes's, Serieb's.
Ylult 2Sraps, aI oQen Yreiien.
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Summer 2O32.
Ecke MAIN PLAZA
unb
Acequia Strasse.
9as Ynb : 9eparteureut.

wte es f9on felt Sabren unier 8eifr.beu
mar, bieies Departement in isber Hes;ebnno in
ben 3. SorSersruno gu brdnsen unb DaTelbs .ur
atfratiton fur unfer unfangrei6es Geid1dff -
MAIDEN, 10 baben mir unablaffia anf Selysen
Werbehernng binseorbeitet unb 9Iauben istt Hl,t
ben StanSpuntt erRi1tsu baben, iup mir oIIsr M
Roaturrsna fiibn bic Spise bieten f0unen.
Wlr tOnnen nit alle.n aufporten. mas Bic
neuelte Mlooe berborsebraGt BAT, loipobl. ros
oie 5a0on, als bic ausidmiidune bsr site an.
befrifft, unb auberDem baben mir eine Eone
NIT bet 9eitans biefes Depattemenfs betreat.
Die nidt nur erprobte griabruna, fonbern ou3
einen auBercrsentlid suten uus feinen @es
l9mad beiist, unb iiderii9 ben Daineu, ipeIdAe
ans NIT ibren anftragen beebren, bolIe Saiis.
faftion qebeu pirb.
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9erodte ssleiuiofeiteu ui6t. s

: 8eradte 9leinisteiten ni6t. Oie
lei9te erfdltung, bic bu 10 gering a6,
telt, tann bic 8Orlduferin elmer &ranf.
belt ieiu, bic bid ins Grab brinst.
yermeioe bies bur6 bic Anpenoung
bon NDer's Gberrp paetoral, bem be-
ten aller befanntsn Wiitiel gegen ct.
fdllupg, 6uiten. 3atarrb, 9lusjebruug
uub ale anosren 2un9ens unb 2ebls
Grantbeiten.
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sa Ser beriibmte 5pe3ialiit Or.
% ier5ug, Der nit @rfols bic
i6mierigHen 3rantbeitsfdae bebanbelte
unb beilte, 1T mieber bier eingetroffen
nnb in ieiuer Office No. 245 @ef.
Gommercsltrabe, obenauf, su ipre6en.
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Sutflens Mrnfcn.snIhe

Die bette Salbe Oer Belt far ednitte,
Austl9ansen, @ef6biire, 5ieber. unb Saut.
Ausfdlag.. Gle9te. sefprunsene Sdnbe, 5rpit-
beulen nnb alIe Sautirantbeiten furirt Sa.
morrboioen ,ooer feline 8eSabIuns. 8aliae
Satisfaetion sarantirt ODER bas @elo ipiro
tnriiderfattet. 95 Gents bic SdadteI. Bum
8ertauf in allen apotbefen. 9rsih, 8bomp.
ION G Co., BboleIale.
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sw gianos. @roBe preile,

sW pianos. 8roBe preile,
itle6te Waare. ytoten nit 3inien,
binbenbe 2ontratte, lpertbloie @urane
tien &C., miifen Bon 9enen ermartet
perben, bic pianos unb OrgeIn bon
9aufirern, 6rdmern, Gonfgnations.
9duiern unb bersleiden faufen. 0ers
meibet bies. inbem Sbr Bel Dem auber.
ldfligen 9auie pnn 3bOs. @ogean &
Bros, San autonio, tauft.
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8teiberitoff= gefaB+

gSir iino i'm Stanbe, fir iebe aleiofdrbe, iiir
iebe @aanes iOpie fir ieoes 9tuifer Den ent~
lpre@enben 8sfat su liefern. @erabe bieiem
Dspartement ift unisre sroste aufmerfiamfeit
siigemenbet porben, uni bic Ddmcnpelt in ber
3ufaumsnfelluns ibrer goiletic in jcher Sia.
iidt su befrtsbieen.
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] - WoLFsor0'S Riesen E:tablissement.
I1Ilnlg1r|,I|llg lI|lllg92lIfla
1SSS-S9.
Sseittett 3e1tge s:

@eiss unO farbise aif@ta&er NIT eerOiet~
ten, aii@tudseug BET Der 9arO, SanOtiider,
9ibes, @o!Iene Sifdoeden fir &arIcr unb
@obnsin,uer. Niano. Deden, tas afGsrnsn. ite
aab mobernHe. Table Scarfs, Lambrequins,
5si Der garb, ;u alien Wreifen.
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= Si@ere Seilung bon allen Wla=
genleiben bringen Or. Muguif G6nig's
hamburger Sropfen. Sn allen Mpo.
thefen 3u baben.
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= Nuf benz &eo 9iper, unueit
Ssrarfana, sins Der 6IuBbampfer u@.
8. Banetter" nit elmer tpertbpollen 2as
oung bon gaumwO0e unb Baumpoas
SQmen unter.
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Sn 9eutTdIanb iDurben Iestes
Sabr 2O79 MilIiOnen poitienbungen
bef6rbert.
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q nd g1li1Innfnr g1llli1IInlInll,fl| fl|lgtr
Seioe! gei0e!

Sm alien 8arben gu allen @reiien. Das $40.
oernite uno @eldmadoollHe, ras bic 9aifon
bietet. Infer Eager III uniibertrefflid reid.
battie uno Bic Dah,en iinb eebetcn, iid) fpesiell
bieies Separten,cnt, peI9es auberoroentIid
Slbides bietet, ansufeben.
Sammt unb @liiId) gu allen @rciIen, unb in
allen ilIiben nna f}aneb. Garben
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auplort sntbalt eas CLOTHING DEPAR rEMENr r far

M,ttelboot gebra6t, i'd tpartete, big
bas gesel aufse3ogeu uar-oenfe, baB
iis isgt or!ibfn aaf Der Snfel iein tpers
rem.
(6ortIetrns folst.>
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- Sas er6Bte 2ager bon @ewebrs
uno &eDolper Batronen unb piilien
bel piper 6 g S6uItbeB.
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:'sj||||gIIl|I'|1Z S'sja||1III|Is 1Zl|lllIng l1l1ng
1SSS-S9.
Sd)mbe! Sd)mlle!

0iefeS 0tpattement lit 70 reidbaltiq unb
pobl ausgetattet, nab es einen @tore fiie lid1 in
Anfprn9 nsbmen tonnte gSir ffeben in 81.
refter @erbinOuns nit ben anetfannt belfsn
Gabrifen Der Ser. .Staaten uno biirfen unS
ipohl riibmen, bab mir nur bas allerbefe unb
oas fafbionabeIfte S9abpert fir Oamen nnb
Glnher auf Eager baben. sebr bane,bafte
S9ube fiir faltes unb naffes setter oFerirem
mir fit Sdulfinber.
SdluarSe nllO farbise 9triimpfe,
ebeaf o FANCY CoLoRs,
fit 9attte1t attt6 Wedbd1ett
in
9aumpolIe1 WoHe un6 Sei6e.
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= IS Isben 1852. 1888 Wsormonen in
Ben Ser. Staaten.
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8lei0er :. Stuffe+
Ocppslttreite, fattiee unb idmar5e;

aamesIbaare, Drate b'sIlma, 9rico.s, Sen.
risttas, albatrOB. serses, 8uiue 6raueais,
gafbmerea, samife, @tuIte'e, 9amdie, Satin
@ips, eorborstte, Colombo, sbuSat, eonSOn
GpuIe, syIanele.
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~ @Oggan 8ros. baben ben
einsisen elfabrenen unb saDerldIRaen
pianoiiimrer in Der 6taot. piaups
msrben fur 50 geitimmt unS bic Mrbeit
tuirb garantirt.
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Die
@1deutlide 5reie Yreiie fdr seras
erf6eint
ieaen Qonnerfas
unb foittt
$3.50 fir oaS Sabr Ooer $1.25 fas
6 MOnate In WpraasbesaBIama.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1889-04-16

-L a. A.
war, was afterwards bank e~ontroller
of the State and represented his dis
tfEEn Congress from 1870 to 1896,
d4ring which time he was an active
aid eficient member of the committee
on agriculture. He chen returned to
his farm, and, was called from 1t again
TO accept the governorship: in 1881,
which he 'ke1d:tor six years, and dur
ing which he became. famous for his
firm. and fearless stand for law and
order during. the anarchist outbreak
in 1885. Secretary Rusk a s@alwaays
been a good farmer and has spared
no effort TO assist progressive agricut
ture. The advanced position of Wis
consin agriculture to-day is ia no
small degree d result Of his influence
and assistance, and we look for the
same broad management and liberal
policy in his administration ofthe be
partment Of Agriculture. He !htla a
field for usefulness unequaled by that
of any. other member of the cabinet:
It is for him virtually to create and
build up the department as it Is to be.
We bespeak for him a fair chance to
show what he can do. Secretary
Rusk should keep constantly in mind
that the Department of Agriculture
is for the benefit of the working farm
ers of the country and govern himself
accordingly.-Earm md Home. :
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1889-04-16

! The Big Racket is still to the front in
low prices as we'll as in the display of all
the new styles of summer fabrics. The
Big Racket intends to sell goods so that
all people may have the benefit Of the low
prices. We want to deal square and fair
with all men and we shall always give you
the value of your money. TheEBig Racket
has always had the reputation of selling
their goods for less money than any other
merchant did, and this season this reputa-
ton is more firmly established than ever
TheEBig racket has the largest and best
assortment of dress goods and clothing
that was ever opened in Raleigh. The
stock of clothing is of the finest styles you
will find in any clothing store andTthe
Big Racket is determined to sell these
clothing for less money than the same
goodsewere ever sold in this State. We
do not say this as simply a boast but we
are proving every day that the Big Racket
is destined to be the clothing store of Raj
eigh. TherBig Racket has the money to
buy this clothing with and by paying cash
and buying in large quantities, we are
bound to sell the cheapest suits to be
found in any store. 1t will pay you to
come and see if we are telling the whole
truth and nothing but the truth at the Big
Racket Store, Len Fl. Adams old stand,
Raleigh, N. G. =
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1889-04-16

HaErnar. He is a volunteer You need
not'put him on any roll"
.Knaxlaughed-as between themselves
these two men did. ~Your Excellency,
I viii make Mrs Knox, take him home
with us. [ will treathim as you treated
the Marquis" T.
And WashinS4on went back t 70,
station. He beckoned to Curwen, and
bade him talk to General Knox. And SO
Ill we care for, of The reception was
over. - ,"n - s
So youth and audacity and sentiment
had their way, as they will Where Rru-
dence and propriety n what Is calie0
reason fail. Happily for US who 1--we In
the world, this often happens-more often
than zaen choose to believe. And SO 1t
was that Harry Curwen saw the interior
of the4itle War Office Of that days. and
then that he was sent to Philadelphia and
Lancasterto see about some pack-saddles
which had been ordered, and then in
Spectedsome cartridge boxes, and some
knapsacks which could not get themselves
painted. In all which commissions he
proved himself not afraid to work. and
willing to ride all night and all day If the
business on hand required it. And so
was it that at last the happy day came,
which had been put off again and again,
till he had thought he should die OF i'm
patience. In company with a count from
Austria who was travelling, and who was
commended by Washington to the good
Offices of General Saint Clair-in> charge
of a party of boat-builders and seamen
who had been enlisted for the western
seryice-Mr. Harry Curwen, acting lieu
tenant, serving as a volunteer on-the staff
of General Knox, received his dispatches
from General Harmar and Saint Clair, and
was speeded on his way.
So it happened that he struck the
Monongahela River about twelve miles
higher up than Cephas Titeomb struck it.
He and his men built their barge much
more quickly than the Newbury men
built their ark. Harry pressed every day,
and on moonlight nights would. hire the
carpenters to work half the night. : Sc
eager was his hope to gain a day or two
IN which he might stop at Marietta, and
show to Sarah Paris that somebodyre-
spected him.
And so it happened, as in this world
some things will happen, that the day
after his barge was launched, as. his jolly
crew and he sped down the river, a little
flag flying in the fore, Sarah and the chill
dren waved their flag as a signal on their
side, while the barge few by on the
other, and the eager young man never
dreamed whom he was passing. 1t was
Gabriel and EVangeline again.
And when, in the shortest passage yet
made, he arrived at Fort Harmar with his
bsrge-and when the next day, he went
to Marietta to inquire about the Titcomb
party, it was only to learn that no one SO
much as knew they were coming.
CONTINUED NEXT WEEK. :