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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-02

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Nniiige fir bieie @aifon bon $40 aufz
wdrts. Die beiten Waaren fir biQises
Seine fettige Nnstige, BON ber
beIten 56ueiberu bergeltelt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-02

% 8ebDr man cine &siie unters
nimmt, faufe NOR cine rs Gents sGlaide
bon gbamberlain's @OIitz, Gboleras
unb SiarrboesM iitel. @s 1T meitens
notbweno;g unb bann febr %mertbuoq.
Wirtt milo unb fiber. Gum 9ertauf
bel &. @obn & Co., s. 2alteper 6
Sobn unb aIen 9ruggiten.
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&. Wpael bat BEN Qeib. @iol br

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& @rap gefauft uuo label
freunoIidt Gin, bur3uIpre6en,
Der pferbe, 8uggies &c. taufen DDer
Dertaufen mil. Mit bieiem @el9dlte
lit aud bas Der 2eihenbeitattuug pers
unb perben ole Nuftrdge
prompt ausgefibrt. Ollie Sortsn bng
Sdrgen iteis oil Sauo. 20,G,1ip
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-02

Bs5- go 1T eripieIeu, baB CHAMBER.
Iain's 6uienmitiel bic fiderfie unb bette
Mebi5in 1T, bic upd big ieBt bergeiteQt
wurbe our Seilung otuter Gals unb
2ungen.G rantbeiteu, wie @rtdltungen
unb Group. Gum Vertauf bel R.
@obn & Co., ). GalteDtr & Sobn uno
oaen Sruggiaen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-02

Die 2inie Der Souiton & 3sras
@entralsgabn rod Nufin ftebt unter
WaHer. Sci GbappoQ Siq mar bas
@eleiie iiber 3 Sub bod iiberi6wemmt
unb ale 8eriude, bic 3hge iiber bic
Siele binpessubtinseH, i6eitertsn, ba
bas WaRer bas Geuer Der 2otomOtipe
ausI1I1te.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-02
ED. A. SEFTEL.

9egeniber bon Der beatid tatbaIiI3en 8it6e
Sauss unb S6iIbers mailer
uab gambler II 3 arbem, elias &C. &c.
Vile auftrage meroeu fofort aus9eIlbrt. @reiis
biIIi9er iuie i~rgeubtDo in Der Sto6t. I4,2,p
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-02
De,AaetetNoeufea
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Standardization.

Qaneafsr, ga. Gsanllcn, SGs.
5err Mnbrep 8ras GAon leit sSahrcn
an Der gbriffians Ctr. sshralae i'd Or. Mu&
potntaft, fpri6t lid suif &Dnts'o 5ainburs
febr lpbenb lber 81. 3sr ErOpfen unb baben
@usulf R6nis's 5aa~ I'D %bielelben ftets ale
burger Grupfsn aus. Gin auseeseid netes
Or weint, es sebe @fittel sesen ale I'm
nidts btffereS seaen reinbettea be8 9lutes
llnreinbeit bee 8lutec t~r.piefen. SD fam
II. WassnbefdmsrbeE. bi lelben nidt senu9
Die ErOpfen ftnb purt ,.npfeblcn. Spa9im
i'm fdpn pielen en- @8itt.
pfobIsn unb haben bit@ Tinfsig Gents bic
ftlben itets CUTE @Ir, Stable; in allen Ipps
funsen berpurssbgadst. tasFen gu baben.
THE CHARLES A. voeELER co.. Baltimore, Nd.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-03-07
Mo.sKaRe xalr,

nEFAULT having been made N the PAYMENT
LOT The sum Of. ne hundred and dc do,iars
S.d n,.re. which is ella med % be due at the
03te OF u notice. upon Certain mortgage duly
executed and delivered by Mankin Narredeth
S ~ !, Catherine s Matredeth his vile, 10 Adam
psas dn du1s sns Fin day oslsl
reg ster o. deeds In and for the county Of Pemb,.
the s1th day OK N.yember A. D. 1857 al oil CT
Jaw 10 Now; on =. BAH, dated March i;tn. les
and rec rdt IN the rcg,sttr OF deeds office, On
MARIN lo.h 1855. ~ s"'c O. ka M. IN book " Of
assigned BY Sewton G. Bar to ". Mci.such In an
August md; lsS' du recorded N he flee of
ei,stsr 81 deeds On February lsth A. D. 1890,
sad mortgage va. renrsighed BY W. N, LAUGH.
lin to Wni am L.Abrams N n vemh.r sth. 1859.
.ud rec olded in he Office giser VI deeds on,
bo'k ~ OF MOI tgages on psge PIG and no action
Or proceeding u law or ati,erw &c hev M besn
Insti ed recover the debt sccu ed Iy sSid
innrtg g. or any part ,lcreO..
n, W therefore. notice ~ hereby e ven that by
virtue Of power Oi sale contained III aud record.
case made and provided, tie said mortgage viii
dercribed, a, the front door OF the cou.t hnlso.
III the city Of Psmbina In th,. county Of Pembins,
S!A.s OF NOr.h Dakota. al public auction by ,he
Marcn, A. b. issv at O'clock p m. Of that day. "
The prein,ses described In SAID mortgage and
lated In the county Of Pem6lna and State Of
.N0rih Dakota, and known and described a. fol-
avs. lo.Wit: The n,.rthc.st qustur (ne.) Of
section twenty. nine (28) IN IoWnsi,ip one hun
ittd and sixty-One. north (l6l,n Of range ff y.
two. west, (t2)w OF 6lh y. M. containing i69
aces.
b lRrSHOLNI. W L. ARpANe.
$685. Attorney. Assign. u Mo. tgages.
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Mortgage sale.

WOttBdRc A0l0s
DE FAY :, having been made in the payment
s:.9) dollars, which IL claimed to he due At
.ile date Of this notice up ns Ger ain mortgage.
iuiy execut. d and delivered by Charles lixzsli
And Esther his wife 10 " Ill am II wei, bearing
date the 3tn day of July a. b. 1885, and uuly
rec.rded In the office OF the tgister Of dsedt u,
and f.r the c''uhty Of Pembii and Territory
4 OAK IA now State Vi Mott Dakota Oh tue ll,ii
oooK w OF mo. tgages. on page ~. and no action
r. proceeding having been Instituted, ut law or
h.rW1se to recover the debt secured BY taid
.iloi tyage or any part thereof.
Now therefore. nU,iee Is hereby given that b,
= rtuc VI the power Of sale contained IN saE
mo. tgage, anu pursuant to the statute in such
:ase maue and p.ovid, d, the said mUr,gug WI
III and e. nveysd by soid In,i tgage, tow I;
The nor. nal, OF tue sou,n eus, quarter In e
seal Of sect on No seventeen (iil
~ township No. enc hrnd ed and six,y three
40, n"Ith Of range No. fifty fiv, (5s) vert OF the
'th pm and containing ghty acr, more or less
q ftmbiiia c. unity and st. te Of Moth Dakota,
viii Tue hsreuitanlents anu apvurtenapces - Ill bs
ash, 10 pay 81 d debt and interes., and the
axes Il any on said pi ennis, 4. anu tw eity dol.
.ais attorneys fees as stipul. ted in and By said
40. tgase IN Case Of fol closure, anu the dis
ourseiit MIS- allow ed by law: which sale will b.
made by the slN riff OF said P.mbna county. o.
~ his deputy Ut he front door OF h, c. ut house
II IN. city Of Penn. ina III said county and SLATE,
II hat day, subrct 20 redemlti, u, any time
- tn u Onc year from date of sale as provided br
law.
dated: January 9Th. A, y: 1900
seSs Assofney. Mortga gee.
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TOWN MEETINGS.

This is the day for the annual
town meetings throughout the
county and state. It's noteworthy
as the first regular township cleo.
ton since the adoption of the
state constitution. The old New
England town meeting which was
an original creature OH American
soil, has gone westward with the
march Of empire, and now forms
the unit OF the natural govern.
ment system. A distinguished
congressman once said, the more
he saw of state and national law
making, the higher respect he had
for the democratic simplicity, the
perfect equality, the fairness of
purpose and the patriotic desire to
promote the public veal, which is
manifested at the old fashioned
town meetings. The rhetoric may
not be the highest, but the argu.
ment carries with it. fund of com.
mon sense, and a practical knowl.
edge, born of actual contact with
matter in hand, that carries con.
viction with it. The farmers of
North Dakota, as they meet, clad
in their fur coats, at the various
places Of assembly, will BIAS stur.
/ y and stalwart set of men as can
be found i'll the country. They are
the typical pioneers. They are
meeting to-day, what their grand.
fathers met in Ohio and Indiana
nearly a century ago, and what
others faced, in New England two
centuries previous. They are
not faring any worse, and their
reward seems nearer at hand
Plaindealer.
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line TO Brandon,
ned esrly in spring.
rs THERE pEsPERApons,.

Sometimes it is q good thing
for us to find out what other people
know about us, and again it may
be Instructive to find out, some.
times what other people don't
know about us, and of which lat.
ter the following letter received
by Postmaster Cavileer is an ex.
ample. The hind writing of the
letter is good and it is evident that
our Virginia friend proposes to
ask questions before he leaps.
Alyon, w. ", Feb. 25th, 1890.
Mr.: PosTMAsTER: am coming
to North Dakota this spring and I
want to know what kind of a
country it is before l come. Ifyou
answer my correspondence I will
pay you we'll for it. Does it pro.
duce good corn, wheat, oats, rye.
potatoes and fruit? Is there much
timber lands? IL there any buf.
falo, wolves, beaver, bear, deer,
raccoons, wild turkey. prairie.
chickens, muskrats, otter, lynx.
jack'rabbits, wild ducks, etc. out
there. Isit very cold in winter?
DO you people burn wood or coal (?
Is there any Indians? Isita good
country for sheep? What is land
selling ut per acre? Do you live
in dugouts? Do tornadoes visit
you or not? l want to live near
Pembina if can get good place.
1T You cannot answer this letter
yourself please hand it to some man
that knows the country. Is there
amy desperadoes out there?
Yours etc.
We shall send the gentleman
one of Commissioner Haggerty's
last immigration reports and if he
properly digests its contents, he
will know more about Dakota than
the average citizen.
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Zoo PER YEAR
l!bAY. MARCH Z. 1880.
THE LOTTERY AGAIN

The air is full of rumors that the
lottery bill will be passed before
this session of legislature closes.
We hope for two good reasons
that it will be killed. First, gam.
bling is wrong. Second. itwon't
pay. The first proposition needs
no argument. Nobody supports
lotteries, or any other sort ofgam.
bling, OIL moral grounds. The sec.
ond reason has two sides. The state
is in need Of money and the lottery
people are willing to give good
round sum for license. Evidently
they think they figured too close at
the previous effort for it is said thcv
offer 100000 or double the sum
they would give before.
1t is also claimed that it would
bring money into the country from
other parts, and that a large estub-
lishment employing hundreds of
clerks will be placed in some city,
and they will place large sums in
banks to be loaned to the people.
Now this may all be true and pro.
baby is true and OH this basis we
figure the profit and loss, financial.
~.
Against the benefits, we will lose
first, our good name; and to us. il
seems that good name is as valu.
able, as means of credit, to an in.
dividual as to u state. The largest
part ofour borrowed capital (Which
is the largest part Of our capital, J
comes from the descendants of the
Purita:s To whom Il lottery is u
stencil. No bank would trust Il
cashier, no corporation would trust
a treasurer, no business man would
trust n confidential clerk whom
they knew played in the lottery
regularly. No more will our east.
ern capitalists trust population
who favor lotteries, and who will
therefore play in them. The eff.
feet ofthe lottery, as a home insti.
tuition, cannot be but productive
OF evil by bringing legalized temp.
tation close to the multitude.
That it must be a losing game to
the multitude is evidenced by the
fact that it is a winning game to
the proprietors. Of every $1,000
invested in tickets, 500, or more
is dead loss to the Investors, be.
cause that much is retained by the
proprietors; so the longer it runs
the more the buyers of tickets
lose. And their only return is the
license money given to the state,
which, if it equals the profits of
the concern, makes the multitude
even on the deal, but if the pro.
prietors make any thing, the null.
titude is out that much. We be.
lieve the proprietors will keep a
little any way, therefore we don't
think it will nav.
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Mortgage Sale.

4 lefault having been made IN tile payment OF
1.-The sum u, Cwt Hundred and Thirty eishi
llars which IL ella Md X, be due at the date OF
ed unit delivered b. Eugene Gu. m. nd 10 Isry
dug and Dennis H. gan tier hu.b nd tea, luz
date the 2*th. ttay Of NOvembe, A, ID, 1877 All
luiy recorded N the Office OF the Regis ,er 81
eeds n anu ior the county 81 PemGina and
aer.t0ry Of Dakota, q W State oil North Dakota on
he ilth Jay ~ May. ise9. ut ~ o'clock p. M, in
seed ng av.ny been inrtitu al law or o,hsrw ise
70 iecOver the debt secuapl BY said NOR, gexe or
my parl thereof: ~
Now, therefore, notice lie hereby given, that b,
.irtue OF the power of sale contained in es;d
mortgage, aud pursuant to the statute in such
are msde and provided, the said mortgage viii
g foreciosed By q esle Of the morigsged premises
:: the southwest quarter seat on number oiKhl
- III tow nshtp humber 0ne hundred and sixtH
arte .GO north uuye u ty four (54) west of
tn r. N. IND .Onlaintng one hundred and siI
.sies more or less III Penb ha e. ui,y, Ntr,h
1T with the her. d. .anlents and appurtsnsr
.er iof cash TO Jay snid ueLt interest and iaxe
any On said l.remlsIs ana fifty d liars a,,Crtj
sc a. stipu.at N and ~ said mUItg &c u tSsa
10 ecls sure and IN. sbu trients allowed BY
Aw which sale will be made by Tho Sheriff oi
III fsn'b ma coun or BY h.s deput, q the
gate n slid county aud STATE on the nth. day OF
Mar, 1870 at O'Clock p. III. oi hat dsy. SUBJECT
one m"r,g &c ~ $2... tiue the Dakota Invest.
Mnt Z. mLany and yujbec, to red.mpnOn 1t any
HE vi MN one scar from date o. sale Us provld 1.
i by law.
lIn ID mis- 18th day of Febru .ry 1890 ut Bath.
=, Mary Hogan and Denni. Hogan.
''D' Afenno!me, Mortgages.
Attorney. Al.3f
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J. NJ. Graham, general manager of the
Northern Pacific & Manitoba, was in St.
Paul yesterday on his return from tn.
East to Winnipeg. While East Mr.. Gra.
ham learned that it was the intention Of
tie projectors Of the Winnipeg & Hud.
son Rsy road to resume work as soon ia
the weather will permit. The line il
now built distance of forty miles in n
northwesterly direction from Winniney
ins company has valuable land grant,
ana MIR. Graham says. has been that the
dominion government will advance suf.
ncient money OH tile grant to enable the
company to build tho limo to hudsou's
Bay: Regarding extensions of his line
In Manitoba, Mr.. Graham said nothing
has been definitely decided upon
Tor tue coming year. The only uucom.
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wv 9Th day Of d. Gem. or, A. b. mss. make his
certain chattel mortgage Of the following do.
-ciibed chnt..es, towii: One black horse II years
ld:o hlhca horse years ID; one black mare
cream colOr.d horse with y hi.e spots Gu right
lip, - ars old; one cream coiored horse vi b
trilts ON the back. years ole; enc horse rake;
tot row: Blu busielssf wheat; Nv bushels
Of as. 10 bushels Of bar.ey; one reed dill; Une
Sc. OF harness one wagon &c ions Of hay one fan.
years Old: one red COW aud calf; = hogs; one
~, of bob sleigns. to John Epton, moetxaxor, o
:. cure the payment Of Si,ss5, and interest," and
SIG AZ ,rney's iees.
virtue OF sad mortgage and BY order Of % d
Jain Epl0n, tho present ownor thereof, i will
sell he above described chattIes ut Neche. n D.,
on the 18th day Of March, 1890, at O'Clock o. m.
JOHN EtToS, Mortgsgor.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-03-07

We are in receipt of a copy Of
the South Bend washington En-
terprise, published by w. F. Wal
lace, formerly of Hallock Enter
prise. 1t is a bright local paper
published at a new town from
which it derives its name, located
on Shallow Water Harbor. Thu
first page contains a map. accom-
paned by a glowing description,
of South Bend, the harbor ant
surrounding country. Mr.. Wal
lace is good newspaper man, wht
gets up a neat paper, we'll wortl
the patronage of the field lie occu
pies.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-03-07

Garner vs.. Richardson -Youns-Muir.
Aultman & 20. va. Beathune-knee'
shaw-Young.
Lloyd W. Conmee-Stack-foung.
Siambough We Steve 4 Tuthill-Gaf.
fney.
Mcmillan vs. Gafney--Muir--knee
shaw.
Bauer W. N. W. Ele. Co.
NJ IN. Ele. Co. vs.. Neyin-Stack-
Mclaughlin.
CASES DISMISSED.
Thomas vs. Scribner ct al-Conmy-
kneeshaw.
Kennedy vs. Booker-McIaughlin-
knecsliaw.
Webster vs. Asl,ley-kneesl,aw.
Osborne Il 60. 70. Carey-Gaffney-
kneesllaw.
Wright VS.. St. p. NJ. ~. R-Megquie
l-lIodge.
Dicky w. Merrick-Young.
Mcleod vs.. Fargo Loan Agency-Mui
|-Iabric.
JUDGEMENTS DEFERRED.
jacobson vs.. Ilartsui-Kneesl,au
|-Gaffney.
McCunavhy vs.. Twp. Joliette-Knee
sl,aw-fiuYles.
Devany vs.. Brown et al-YounR-Gaf1
ney.
CHANGE or VENUE OR REFERRED.
Slsder va. Observation-Disclosures,
10 Cass county.
Gaffney (adm) vs.. Ci,ampagne-Ga.
fney-foung. 3cases, referred to G.
Beemer.
Montgomery We. Isabel-Young--Knee
shaw. Referred to j. ID, Trenlluln,c.
Young vs. Bank of st. Thomas-Stacl
-Gatney. Referred to G. E. Beemer.
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Notice OF Resale Of Real Estate.
STATE OF NORTH DAKorA,t
G. unity Of Pembins.
In the matter Of the estate of AIya p. webs,..
deceased. SosssT'
persuant to an order Of said court made On tho
nm day o. january, 1920, the undersigned Rsl.
!smin y; webssr, administrator, Of said estate,
:ront door OF the court house, civ and COUNTY of
Peinbina, North Dakota. at the hour Of 100 cock.
~ a., nj 81 said day, at public auction to the high.
rsiate. to.wit; NV 4 rec. a. townshjp ISL rang
~. The above described quarter section II
and w.l be sold subject to q certain mortgage.
and taxes.
Witness my hand this 9Th day ofMarch, 1880.
BIZ. WEBSTER,
Sa'5. Administrator.
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How's Thisl

We offer Que Hundred Dollars reward
for any csss of Cstsrrh that can mot be
cured by taking Halls Cstsrrh Cure.
J.F. CHENEY & 70. Props. Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known J,
F. Cheney for tile last fifteen years. and
believe him perfectly honorable in oil
business transactions, and financially
able TO carry out any obligation made by
their firm.
West & Truax. wholesale druggists, To.
ledo. o.
WsidinR, Kinnan & Marvin. wholesale
druggists, Toledo. o.
Halls Catarrh Cure istuken internally,
acting direct upon the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system. Price, 75c. pei
bottle. Sole by all Druggists. Z
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CHI bid will be for the yearly rent of the
Ii l- traci oAe.ed once, and not 8, the scrv,
.h re tracts renteL unit. September ut, 1871
TERMs:-Ihe rent must be paid am uslly In
,aran.c. One-fourth Il the rent for tbs iirsi
III must lie puid BY the su, cessful Lidaer wnen
lie tra Is struck of to him, aud the remainuer
:iv his lease which must Ue within thrre dsyu
Tier the truc ISIS ruck of.
Z. +. JACKSON, ca. Supt. Of Schools.
II. MCGulN, Chairman TO. Comm ssiouer.
JoHk KABEnNASLE, County Auditor.
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Notice to Creditors

In the matter Oft estate of William q. Field j.
man, deceased.
All persons having claims against the said
Mil!i.m e. Feldman decesred, are required 10
Exhibit the came, with the necessary vouchers,
the undersigned administrxtor Of said estate,
Il his plsce OF business IN the city Of Pcmbina,
III the county OF Pembina, STATE Of North Dnko.
u, aud that four months have been limited a.
guinsi said estate.
Da,e.i this l5st day of Feb. 1890.
W: ~. KSEEsHAw. HESRr C. FELpxAx,
3i-A Attorney. Administrs,Or.
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Probate Court

Probate Court.
County Of Penbins. In County Court.
In the matter Of the estate Of Edward NcCss.
cry, deceased.
Notice 1. hereby given that James McCaasry
'as aied with tine Judge Of this court. . petilon,
raying for letters Of slministrAtion Of tss estate
EDWARD wa MscGu1sry, deesssed: and that 9 aiur.
!. m; Of said day, being day Of regular term
i this court to.wit: OF the March Term, issO, at
the tounty court office. In the city Of Pembiua.
county Of Pembina, N. D., has been set for hear.
Ing said petition, when and where any person
Interested may appear and show cause why ma
petition should NOT be granted.
Dated February 20Ei, 1870.
+. A. AHxeJaoNs,
g., County court anu CT .Of6cio
Attorney for Estate. ai.sS
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-03-07
Nofica.

a., INC following described common school lands
sN.'uasea n the County OF PsAbina. Ssate al
. NHr'h Dakota, will " offered fpr sesse q AUG.
s'om 10 We htyhsrt bidder, o. the door Of Ne
H noar. House. 10 Psmbsns. commsnning wed.
nesaSy, Ap'ti Ssn, le0V f,Om u o'cls CT !. N, 10
., oGI"Gk 2. M. and continuing q. N DAY 70 DAY
Matl ~ suCh lands have beSu offered. TO-
40 d. leaSed uutll September lut lhoi "
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Notice.

Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the lie.
'"ux bridge will Ike torn up for fepaira
next week. and that u Temporary road
has been cleared up. close by, passable
only by empty sleighs.
]. Z. ASHLEY, Contractor,
Pembins, N. D., Feb. eth, 1880.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-03-07

Nol'lu DdkOld Legislation.
That seems to be the topic of
conversation among the people
generally. Everybody is talking
of the past acts and looking for
ward with great expectancy to-
wise Legislation i'm future, and
wishing for brilliant achievements
on the part of Our new state gov
eminent. The formation of such
laws as shall be for the best inter-(
ests of the greater number. of til
subjects. The people are watq
ing the acts of each legislator with
more than common interest, as the
formation of laws i'm our new state
will effect more or less the indivi-
dual interest of everyone within
its borders. Did you ever notice
how, in like manner, with what
eagerness the people of the sur.
rounding country are constantly
watching the great flood of new
goods daily pouring into the great
trade place ofSHAW & CHARL-
TON?
Have you not been interested in the
manner in which courteous clerks
with willing hands, are fast distribut.
ing these goods to almost every pros
porous and happy home in Pembina
county? The trading with us, the Sc
curing Of such bargains as we offer,
will surely tend to promote the happi-
ness Of any family. You see, we are
modest. although the facts warrant
much stronger terms Did you ever
think of the many reasons why, the
people from far and near, are so unan.
imous in making our store their trad.
ing place? Did it ever occur to you
why SHAW & CHARLTON's store
~ SOAA0Ve%AAo4y 4444Ou WILL p1O1SduC GUS.
toners? Because they buy for cash at
close prices, mark goods at a very
smallrate Of profit, and are glad tohave
their friends take advantage of their
low prices. Because the constant and
rapid moving OF goods consequent up.
on large trade, keeps everything
fresh and new. Because they are
obliging, always willing to deliver
goods anywhere in the city, or fill all
orders from country friends. Because
they DO NOT RUN AWAY, but stand
and compare prices and give out bar
gains to anxious customers until they
are overawed with establishment, and
often in ecstasy, are heard to exclaim
aloud: "Well that beats the world
t'ecaus they do not hire you to trade by Civ
ing presents and charging extra OH some
thing else to make it up. Because they
give the lowest prices ON everything. Be-
cause everything in winter goods is now to
be sold regardless of cost, to get ready for