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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-21
MDer's GberrD=8 Electoral,
Ser CINDERELLA eaub Store,

Ode Oft.Soufonftrabe unb Nperue c.,
bat ieinea 8orraib bon G6uben fir
9erren, 9ameu unb &inber fiir bic Be.
n%orftebenben Saiions erbalten, unb lit
i'm @tanbe, olen Nuipru4en, mel9e
man an Elm elesautes ooer on bauer=
bates unb preiswiiroiaes S9ubmerf
felt, gu geniigen. Ser 6 Cinderella
S9ub Store 1T elm iebr beliebs
ter @%intaufsOrt, namentli9 oeutider
9amen, ni9t nur Der suborfommenben
8eoienung tpegen, %ionbern tbatfd6li6
neil Die f%eiIgebotenen Waaren in ieoer
6iniidt tmpfe5lensmertb fino unb Sas
tisfattion segeben haben. Wan finbet
bier bas Yor3i9li9ie, mas GuBbetleis
bungstantler nur leiften t6nnen;
S@ube fur ben Balfaal, 4usgebe<
i9ube, 96ube fiir's 9aus unb narfe,
babel bod elegante Sdube fir &inber.
9erren tperben in sleider Weiie be-
bient. Aaes paBt wie a~nsego1en.
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California @eiue.

Weinliebbaber finben elm eroBes So
ger bon feinen California : Weit1en Bel
6errn s. s. MeDer ON Mlamr
Plaaa. 9err Sleeper iudt bic Meine
an Ort uno STEELE aus u1.b fauft bireti
aus benz Seller Ter Weinaii6ter. Mls
sutem 2enner selingt es ibm itets, biz
beiten Sorten aus5utpdblen. St fam
feline 2unbef uro Gamilien nit einen'
guten 3ropfen perfeben. Hotb= unb
MeiBmeine in bOraisli6er Qualitdi
bon ieBt ab $1.00 per @alione : frei
Ing 9aus geliefert.
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Ser Eamtltemar5t

obsr 4Oidbrise erfabruns einss oeuti4en ars.
ties. Diefes Bud fOu teinespess ben Saus.
ar3t in jsbsm Guu erieben, absr trotbsm niro
es ii6 oils gang unentbebrlidsr Tatbssber in
i.Oem Sausbalte bewabieu. IS aeigt, ME
2rnnt6eiten berbitet uno int Nnfanasfabium
betGmpft nerben tounen. &e3epte unb &C.
benspsife in allen &rantbeitsfdlen eenau an.
gessben. Gir rs GsntS in potmarten frei
Ssrfanbt. Man a~breiire: 1rtpate GItnie
s. 9iSpeniarp, Is 9. ppnftom Gtr.,
stetu BORT, 81. y.
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8udIens Mrmiea.salbe.

Die bette Gable Der @elt fur ednitte
0uetldungensz gefdpirs, Gieber. unb Saut.
Gusi6las, GIsbte, g~eiprunsene Sdnos, Urcf'
beuIen unb ale Sauttranfbeitsn furtrt &a'
morrboioen ober feine Gesablun9. gnaisC
Satisfattion garautirt ober bas @elb tpirf
3uriderifattet. rs Gents bic SaadteI. Bum
gertauf in allen apotbefsn. Dreib, Sbomp'
{on g. Co., @boleIale.
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2eati1e Np1itif.

Del O1nDesr1fD mtr0 Die S0r0erQ>
ibung Der ibr bonn &ei9sfanaler 3uees
ftenten Ot. Mfrifa=BiQ 10 f@nea als
m0glid er%Iebisen, iobaB fe baun benz
&ei9stage nod AM @nbe oer Wo6e aus
seben fann.
Damn uirb Girf Bismard bic LANCE
eriparteten @rfldrungen iber bic beut=
iHe golonialsp olitit unb iber bic Bes
3iebuugen bes &ei9es gu @nglanb abe
geben. Man glaubt, baB bic 9ia
f6IieBli6 NIT GROCER Maioritdt our
Nnnabme 9elangen perbe. Sn parla=
mentarii1en 9reiiea nerfidert man,
bob Der @efeB gntmurf bas &eiultat
elmer 8ereinbarung Der 5ibrer Ger
Cartel. parteien, fpecieQ beg 9errn bon
Gennigien, nit benz Jirlten 8ismard
fei. Mu1 bic gentrums : pattei mirb
F9 bieisr politit anihlieBen, ME bas
in Der Debate bonl Is. Sauuar (bei
@elegenbeit Der 8eratbung bes gtats
bes beutl1en @pniulates in 3~an3ibar)
bereits angeoeutet mar. Sic ein3ige
Oppoftion gegen bic giQ mirb bon
Seiten Der Greiinnigen unb Soeial6e.
moeraten ausgeben, Die iebo9 au
f9pa9 finb, um gegen bic erbriifenbe
Waioritdt bon G%onierbatiben. Naticz
nalliberalen unb @entruw ettpds aug.
ri1ten gu f6unen. Sebenfaas mirb IS
BET oieier 8elegenbeit absr at re9t
animirten 0ebatten fomrnen.
ginen febr tpi1tigen She'll Der Bill
perben bic Beffimmungen in Be3ug
auf bic Nusbebung bon 2ruppen fur
bas ofsafrifanii@e Colonial ebiet Bill.
ben. Das 9aupt. Snterefe eoncentrirt
f1 iebo9 auf bic Groge, mos 8ismard
Bel bieier @elegenbeit iiber bic Mitmir.
flung gnglanbs fagen tpirb.
Ma1t berbe5lt fi6 ni6t, baB gngIanb
bas Mnua9len ber beutf@en GoIoniaI,
maat NIT Mrguobn unb MiBtrauer1
perfoIgt. 6elbf bic tonlerpaiipen Ser
liner Bldtter geiteben elm, baB 2orb
Salisbury benz beutI1en Reidsfanaler
bic Mitwirtung gnglanbs BEL Der Be.
fdmpfuug bes oitafritanil1eu Sflapens
banbels 3ugeIa9t babe. obne re6t eis
gentli1 3u tpiTen, porauf bic pldne
Bismards ab3ieIten unb tpie melt tie fid
erffredten. gs f9eint iebo9, als Oh
Bismard bic britiI9e &esierung bon
ieber 9erduberung In ber beutiden Sos
loniaIpolitit, aIs beren GeiuItat bic
OfafritasB Bin fi9 bartlett, in RenntniB
gefebt babe.
Bismard min es offenbar permeioeu,
ben ensliiden 2iberalen @eIegenbeit su
geben, aus einem enentuelen RonHitte
3miI6en beiben 2dnberm 2apital gegeu
Salisbury 3u i6lasen. 9eBbalb III
ieber bon lebterem eeduBerte Wuni6 in
Be3ug auf bic Mneelesenbeiten in Oft
afrita aufs auportommenfte berRdH6tiat
tporoen. IS berridt baber polfdnbige
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= llQtnr Dei1fenft

=! Itr 8ieosrbertclung ertrauftcr ODER
t:roraud)ter Geipebe, oaS lift aues, mas
eiie Ir5nei tbnu tann. Sci 2ungenleioer,
..pie Grfdltalg, MISUNDERSTANDING uus
InS3e1rnag, e;tt3ii,oet iib INNER suerit Die
SdleimGaut, baum uerItopfcn iid bic 2uft-
5clien in Der 2uuge, unS Die Solgen iinS
Gl;bcrfetn ullo 5ulrst 3erit0rung Der Sc
ipebc. 9arailS gebt bcrpor, bab Die 2uft=
ro3renaite nidt bcilel %f0nilen, bis Der reis
aelioe Snfel e%ntfernt 1T. Iper'S Gberrb-
Electoral
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= 2aBt gu6 ni6t tduf9en bur9
tiebere preiie fir Irbeit, meI9e better
als irsenb cine in Seras geliefert tpirb,
ionbern berfist gu9 nod Gallo
10 aD's pbotograpbiidem Mtelier, So.
Alb OfsSouffon.S traBe, mo gu1 CUTE
unb sufrieoenfelenbe Nrbeit gu reenem
Preife garantirt uirb.
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20 ut. S. Omtteriioe, 1886
Of.9oufonsS traBe, plumbers, @as>
unb Steam : Gitters, balten fi9 benz
publifum fir luei in ibrGa6f6lasenben
Mrbeiten empfobien unb beripre6en
prompte 8eiorgung daer Nuftrdge.
2rnnIeu9ter, @ass6irtures, 8abemans
men, @foiets &c. ffets On 6anb.
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0ancuaft & gpbm

'oertaufen ibren garjen Maarenborratb,
befebenb aus 6erren. unb Gnaben.
Mnaigen, 9lten, neber5iebern, 9ems
ben, unteraeug &C. gu bebeutenb berab.
gefebtet' preiien. um NIT Dem Eager
au rdumen. Sic @elegenbeit, bilig
gu faufen, folte ieber benuben.
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Sdnitiqt ullb 6eilt

Die entiiiuocteu Gelinte, tb1t Der abniit-
sli1s Ginhalt, unO bintlrtdbt feline na1tbeis
liaen 6olgcn.. Da9er iddtt l1au es bober
ais ole alSera ipecifideu 9ungenar;-
neien.
8. 8: SiybD BON 8artonSpiae, ST.,
fhretbt: uSor bier Sabren erfdltete i'd
mid btitig ltno 500 mir eiren idredlihel
Suiten Sl. SD war ielr franf ullb unge=
fabr bier Morate a1 bus 8ett gebunben.
Gnbli9 erflGrte mir scr @rst, ih babe bic
MuS;ebrung, uno CT fGullc mir ni9t belien.
Giner msincr 9tadbaren rietb mir, citen
@eriu6 nit @per'S Gberrp> Ycctoral Ill
MAIDEN. Sd folgte benz Static, uab ebe
ih Die etite 6laide gaus perbraild)t bate,
ipar i'd nObl, lnb babe mid Ieitoem thinner
in gutter @eluuobeit beiunben."
alonso g. 9aggett bon Grnprna Dtins,
We., ihreibt: nSor ied)s Sabrelt ipar i'd
9anoelsreileloer, rno lit 81 jcner 3eit at,
p111P111
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sr Ser beriibmte Speaialit 9r.
Waffer5ug, Der NIT grfoIs bic
i@wierigfen RranfbeitsfdIle bebanbelte
unb beilte, 1T uieber bier einsetrofen
unb in ieiner Office go. 245 Wets
Commensurate, obenauf, gu fpre@eu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-21

8ruiuns Nefrigeratur > Msarft,
gde 5hbsIlamos unb Martine3sS traBe
flbrt frif6es, gep6teltes unb serdu@ers
tes Jleiid; ole Sorten Wurf, Slide,
Muitern, Gehagel. Wilb. Wuftrdge
tperben prompt ausgefabrt. Often oen
gan3en Sag. 4,12,6Mt
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naT Sbr ipart Gelb, tpentt i1re Cure
9rudia@en bel Sobnon Brps.
anfertigen ldBt.
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= 9as erbBte Eager bon 8epebrs
unb &ebolber : patronen unb 9ilien
bel Biper & 5huItbeB.
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OELRICH'S & 90.
2 9nmlinn Mreen Mem 5

Dofalln8 Wreen, Nem Y)crf
B. $. youns, 6. @rieienbed, Suao &
Sdmelber uno s. g. M~aegtamnra, 30. 2ss
@ommerceirabe, Gseaten fir Gan gntonio.
S. @unee & Co., asenten fir gueros
g. @uief, agent fir SduIenburs.
Wfofe Napbael. agent fiir 2ouffDn.
Clemens 6 Gauf unb grnf G6erF. qaen.
ten fir Ieu. 9raunfels.
8. Bott&er gsent fir Beimar, Seras.
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Qnnaeu=2eiben.

Morate lang fon1te il Nadts uidt
iffoien. Seltet fonnte i'd mid nieSerles
gen, fiiblte mid bdufig Dem Grftiden nabe
11lb ipar oft gell0tbigt, mir in ber ireien
2uft Grbolutg ait ludcn. Sd lief mid
bereoen aper'S GberrtsY Electoral su nebn1en,
itnb oaS half mir. Der fortgeieste Sc
brard besielben bat mid polftdnbig ge>
heilt rno, wie if CLAUDE, mir oas eeben
gerettet.
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I.75O.OOO

Yafasiere baben nit ben Dampfern bss
9orbbeutiden 2lOab bic @eife iber's
Nser ider unb gut 5urndssIegt. Wes
gen Breiie urb Teiterer Snfcrmaticn
wenbe ma E4 dn
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-05-10
The Civic Election.

City election passed off quietly on
Tuesday. though full vote was po!led
The only competition was for the office
Of mayor and for councilman in the End
ward.
For Mayor the general sentiment Of
the people had been for Mr.. L. E. Book.
er. At the city caucus, on Saturday
evening. the friends of Il. L. Lewis plac.
ed him in nomination. and rather sur.
prised the friends of Mr.. Booker by car.
rying the caucus by a vote ofl2to9. Mr..
BOXERS friends were not willing to take
the result of the caucus rs final and ran
him as an independent candidate. The
count at the polls showed that they cor.
rectly gagged public opinion, and that
while there was no objection to Mr..
Lewis as gentleman and citizen, OF
even as mayor. yet at this time, consi.
dering the position and services of Mr.
Booker, it was mete and fitting that he
should be l,onored with the reins Of
government for the ensuing year. The
following is the vote by wards:
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-05-10
OUR WELL.PosTED ENoLIsH
COUSINS,


The following is an editorial from the
London Court Journal: "The Amer.
leans have elected Mr.. Robert Lincoln
as Minister to the Court Of st. James.
Mr.. Lincoln is brother of the famous
war president. and is said to he an ex.
cellent judge of horse. flesh. He took
no part in the great struggle presided
over by his brother, preferring. lie de.
clared, to be an on.lookcr. His life,
however, has not been wholly unevent.
full, for several years ago he was secre.
tary of Illinois and Nebraska. He
has wonderful talent for mimicry,
and one of our correspondents heard
him recite some time ago. before a
stag.party, in the room of the Chicago
Press Club.
1--WE understand that he is now OH a
lecture tour in Australia, but that he
will cancel his engagements in view of
the fact that lie has been elected to a
serious responsible position. President
Harris and sub.President Morris are
thus far giving satisfaction, and it is
not likely that there will he change
in the government for some time to
come. Mr.. Blaine, has succeeded in
electing his son to the Senate. Mr..
Otlaw, who was elected to France, has
taken the oath Of Office. lie is said
to be u very handsome gentleman, and
to his looks more than to any qualifi.
cation can be accredited his election.
For number of years lie has been a
typewriter in New York"
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-05-10
MortgaReNale

y failure aa to r.y interest for the
1887: 1883 and 1882 respectively defsnii hs sst
made in the conditions Of certain mnrta Deen
executed and delivered by George Johnsinns aHG
me!csn FreshoIa Pr wife
London LIMITED. MORTGAGE, dated he 1iih NJ,
day Of March; a. b 1873! and duly recorded a.
conny of the register Of deeds
go O'clock s A NJ In book 70 Of mortgages, psse
sna rne anGnn Freehold Land Mortgage
BY reaeon Of said default and by virtue ~ ba
power IN said morfgagecontnined has declared
acored Gecsre the whole Of
which there is claimed 70 be due at The dsts o oe
this notice the sum Of i've hundred dollar n,in y.
P RaSdred s and and e further
nov que snd unpaid. making the iulI snm and
amount OF six hundred and forty. dni,s anu
M .r.o 10 oe due ut the date of this notice. and
| ~ acuon or proceedings at law or In equity has
thereof. ' e""e VI s"' part
v, Now therefore notice is hereby given that by
gage: and Of the statute In such care made And
R.ovi I ne said mortgage will be foreclorei
s:,ihs sde 81 h me mSrEsGed premises therein de-
aocr OF the court house in the city Of Pcmbins
IN the county Of Pembna and Territory Of Dskois
at public suction by the sheriff Of ssd conn.
June, a. D: 1850, at 2 O'Clock in The afternoon.
TO satisfy the amount which will then be due OF,
raid mortgage. with the costs and expcnses Of
ssIs. and hfty dollars attorneys fees, a. stpulst.
Cd h n said mortgage. The premises described in
said mortgage, and 20 to be cold. are The certain
tract or parcel Of land situated In the county Of
femGina and territory Of Dskota. and known and
described o. follows, to.wit: Tho eart half Of
south west quarter, (e,s NV ! and the west half
Of the south.cart quarter, (wN re ~ section nine
lgtownship number one hundred and sIxty.two
(l6:) north Of range number nfty.siA, 1857 wet,
| lesr. "N'e' A"'oo VI
Dated Grand Forks D. T., May Irt, 1859.
| TINE AAsRicAE FREEHoLD MORTGAGE COMPANY
BAxos D FIsk Z J. r. Dosn,
N'T Attorneys for Mortgage.
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1
WdmIEsRslEs;Aass.. default has been made in the
and delivered by Peter Rnlston, and Margaret
MORTGAGE, dated the 24th day Of Msrch x
1874 land recorded a. mortgage In the Office Of the
register OF deeds, In and for the county Of Pemh;
M IN the territory OF Dakota on the 2nd disv ri
April A. ID. 1884, at 11:l5 o'clock A. M, in book
~ oimoflgages, on page 596, and theroi IL claimed
70 De que on SAID mortgage at the date Of this no.
nce, ne amount OF i've hundred and fifteen dol.
,ais lfolo.UJ ana no action or proceeding has
been instituted at law or In equity 10 recover the
debt secured by said mortgage, or any De Il there
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given. that nv
virtue OF . power OF sale contained In said mort
gage, and q the statute in ruch csse made and
PROVIDED, the said mortgage will be forecIosed Nv
asais OF me mortgnged Premiscr therein described
whicn sale VIII DC made at the front door Of the
cont honre in The city of Pemtina in The county,
ton. by the sheriff Of raid county, or ~ III az.
putty, on Saturday the 18th day Of June A. n. 1sSo
at two O'Clock in The aftc.noon'
to satisfy the amount which shall Then I've dns ~,
said mortgage, with the interest thereon. tsres
ena coete and expenses Of baIe. and aftv
o0lafs I$oO) attorneys fees, az stipulated IN
sa.o mor!gsge IN care Of foreclosure The prem.
ises oesctiDeo IN eatd mortgage, and 70 10 be
ecid are the piece OF parcel 81 land situated in
and known and described a. follows. TO Wit!
fas northeast quarter, Inc qrl section seventeen
li5l township one hundred and sixtv' e' Inn
noftD OF range number ffty.nve. ISL ws,t coY!!
ssining one hundred and sixty acres mo,e q, ss.
r, " WIZ. 1@'' ioo"' 4l-4S
NssoIues iol Aof'sasee Mortgage.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-05-10
THE WEATHER AND CROPS.

We have been treated to a variety
of weathers during the week. On Sat.
urday q heavy south wind blew clouds
of dust in all directions and undoubt.
eddy injured crops to some extent. 1t
was the worst dust storm we have ex.
perienced III this country. Monday
threatening clouds gave lis here u few
drops Of rain while in other parts of
the county scattering showers wet the
ground in good style. On Tuesday the
weather was showery accompanied by
strong winds. These rains though not
so plentiful as desired, will do an i'm.
mense amount of good. Seeding, ex.
cept for oats and barley is practically
finished and a large acreage is one of
the results of the early spring. Wheat
is generally we'll up with a good stand
and in time of planting and germlna.
ton at least twenty days ahead of last
wear.
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Eupepsy.

This is what you ought to have, in fact
you must have it, to fully enjoy life
Thousands are searching for it daily, and
mourning because they find it not
Thousands upon thousands of dollars are
spent annually by our people in the
hope that they may attain this boon; and
yet it may be had by all. We guarantee
that Electric Bitters, If used according to
directions and the use persisted in, will
bring you good digestion and Gust the
demon dyspepsia and install instead eu.
pepsy. We recommend Electric Bitters
for dyspepsia and all diseases oliver,
stomach and kidneys. Sold at 30 cents
and $l.OO Yer bottle by II. L. Lewis,
druggist.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-05-10

The PIONEER EXPRESS quotes the
Drayton Echo as saying that Eli Per.
kins was billed for Drayton and asks
why lie isn't going to Pembina. Per.
llaps not needed.-News and Times.
Oh, no! that's not the reason. If
you just stop and think over the mat.
ter you will understand all about it..
Eli seldom visits small places, and it
could hardly be expected that lie
would visit our little wide.awake
Pembina sister.-Drayton Echo.
Oh, no! that's not the reason. If
you just stop and think over the mat.
ter, you will understand all about it.
Ell has a reputation for easy vera.
city to sustain and lie knows that a
lecturer as we'll as any other man sis
known by the company he keeps"
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-05-10
For Delegates to The Constitutional Convention
Let District,
II. l.. NORTON.
r. b. RICHARDSON.
From the end District,
JOHN GANSSLE,
JOSEPH POWLES,
OUR CANDIDATES.

Az Vic HiSG UtSlIICG lbc IcpuuitSNti
convention presents to the voters of
this county the names of ii. l.. Holmes
of Neclle and II. b. Richardson of
Drayton. Mr.. Holmes is well known
to most of our readers, as u business
man whose ability and probity are I'M.
questionable. Coming to this county
in the first days of immigration, IN
connection with his partner, o. IL.
johnson, they established u business
in farm machinery that has exceeded
in extent the dealings of any other
firm. Dealing thus directly with
farmers, the stability and success of
their trade is the best criterion by
which to measure the popularity and
ability of the men who carry it on.
Mr.. Holmes, from the nature of his
business is familiar with the wants of
an agricultural community, being di.
rectlyinterestedin their prosperity'will
be a proper farmers representive, while
his experience as a business man will
make him no less the representative
of the mercantile classes.
Mr.. II. b. RICHARDSON of Drayton is
one of our most successful farmers.
lie is a prominent member of the
alliance, and of the A. o. U. w. lie
is much respected by his nelgbbors, as
evidenced by the fact that a hotly
contested caucus lie was unanimously
chosen as delegate to Neche and
the delegates unanimously requested
tosupport him as nominee to the con.
stitutional convention.
We are glad to testify to our per.
sonal knowledge of Mr.. Richardson's
worth as a Christian gentleman. He
has the happy faculty of llrmness with.
out liarslness, is well informed and is
full of good hard common sense, and
the voters of this county will make no
mistake in sending him as one of their
representatives to the constitutional
convention.
In the second district Mr.. Ganssle
of st Thomas and John Powles of
Milton are the regular republican
nominees. Our personal acquaintance
with these gentlemen is comparatively
slight. Mr. Ganssle however is known
in the second district as q popular and
successful business man and counts
among his customers a large proportion
of the farmers whose market is at st
Thomas. He is popular ut home and
if st. Thomas does as she always does,
his election is assured.
Mr.. Powles was for some years clerk
ofhis township, has been for some time
postmaster at Milton, and has been
prominent in political circles OF south
eastern Cavalier since the organza.
ton of the county. Through the medi.
Inn of official correspondence with the
writer in past years Mr.. Powles showed
a thorough knowledge of public
affairs, and that he has the required
ability and public spirit which should
characterized the delegate to consti.
tutional convention.
Altogether the candidates are such as
will do good work for the county and
the new State of North Dakota. Vote
for them.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-05-10
A Scrap Of Paper Saves her Lilo.

twas just an ordinary scrap of paper,
but it saved her life. She was in the
last stage of consumption, told by piysl.
clans that she was incurable and could
live only a short time; she weighed less
than seventy pounds. On a piece Of
wrapping paper she read Of Dr.. Kings
New Discovery, ard got a sample bottle;
it helped her, she bought a large bottle,
it helped her more, bought another and
grew better fast. continued it's use and il
now strong, healthy, rosy, plump, weigh
ing l40 pounds. For fuller particulars
send stamp to w. Fl. Cole. Druggist,
Fort Smith. Trial bottle of this wonder
full Discovery free at r. L. Lewis drug
torn
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-05-10

We thought, last week, from the
lack of excitement that the people
were not taking much interest in the
constitutional convention, but when
we entered the convention hall at
Neche and saw the full delegations
present, and only two proxies, VIC he.
gan to think we were mistaken, and
in the discussions that ensued over
nominations and party matters, we
found that there was plenty of in.
terest. but that it was founded OH
principle rather than place, OH the
unity and good of the party instead of
the advancement of individuals. Such
a feeling as this augurs much good for
the republican party and for the new
state, and is in marked contrast to the
demoralized and disorganized ranks
Of the democratic party us shown by
y their proceedin IS at Bathgate.