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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-08-29

TIE friends Of Rev. l.. d. Wardwcll
met at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. b.
+. J.avalley, at Reynolds, n. d. on Mon
day, Aug. o5th and presented him with
an elegant gold headed cane, Judge Pot
tie making the presentation speech. Mr..
Wardwell responded in u very kindly
and friendly manner with best wishes
for all the people of Reynolds. After
some music and other social pleasures,
the assembly adjourned with hand
shaking and good.bys as Mr.. Wardwell
was to leave for Pembina OH Thurday.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-08-29

A SPECIAL car was standing on the
Drayton side track during the last week,
occupied by some heightened chicken
hunters. Last Sunday night they left a
lot Of chickens hanging alongside the
car. In the morning the chickens were
gone. In answer to the query. who took
the birds. some of the irreverent Dray-
tonites simply winked and remarked
that both Revs. Ahern and Cooper had
to pass that way as they returned from
church, and they both like chicken.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-08-29
St, p. d. & n. r.. r.
~aa1s II. ~

r.srcrger trains arrive daily from the south at
lssO p N. and run through to Emersoe: ATTY "
~, n. m, arriving at ST. Vincent :4v leaving ~
lie south At 8o'clock. Each train connects Win
the Montana Pacific express. Dining cars oe'
iicninrs address II. M. GRAssE, Agent
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-08-29
RELIC HUNTERS DESTROYING MA.
TIonAL MONUMENTS.

O"tragrs Onc" Inspired by Malicious Mis-.
chief nc rcmcilinE Ficnd Gets In III,
Work. Damage Amounting to- Over a
Million Dollars.
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REAL ESTATE DIRECTORY

VERMONT LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY.
Grand Forks, Dakota,
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SEEg-cIA@a.
The daily critic., 1890-09-05
SENATORIsL RuFFETS.
Some Notes on Subject Recently
Much Exploited.
From ~ shio7go H.r1'd

Much Exploited
From ne Cficqg9 Hsr1'a.
The finest buffet ever seen In a Senate
committee room was that which the
late George ptndlcton had in the room
of The Committee on Library when he
was chairman. Mr. Pendleton. who
was not much Of q dfinker SO Ear as
quantity was concerned was inori.
iuWcIy fond Of mixed drinks and was
himself an artist in their preparation.
He knew all about the mysteries Of
ahsintbe. m1raschino, vermouth, bene.
diciiuc and Tie other cOrdials: was ia
miliar with the use Of q dripping. glass.
ard could mix q red, white and blue
pousse cafe that would stir the dullest
Senator into an ouiburst Of patriotism
When Senator Mahoue took charge
of the Library Committee room ne &c
moved The elegant buffet of his prsla
Ceesor, with It's array of cut glass and
substituted therefor q plain demijlhn
Of whisky and q tin cup Of generous
size. When Senator Carlisle does take
drink, which is seldom, it is a large
one lie has the Senatorial record for
large drinks. Itist this Senator'S habit
10 I'LL 70 the brim with whisky whatever
glass is set before him. If it Is q tall
lemonade glass, holding a half pint no
matter, Senator VOohees Is considered
a good Judge Of whisky, which he uses
spariugly. Senator Plumb has the
peculiar trick Of mixing bitters with his
champagne. Ed WalCott is now the
Senatorial authority on mixed drinks
Senator voorhees, drinks buttermllk.
The daily critic., 1890-09-05
DC Coantry 3 GsttInr Tlrsa.
FT1m NJ IadIaHaI0II8 NsF5.

No Force bin this session Fairly
eaten back by greater force, the force
Cf public opinion That virtue should
be accorded 10 the Senate. There
Wele a sufficient number not blind
and deaf 10 the voice Of the
tine, aud so able 10 call a halt.
The same instinct Of preservation might
pToltably ind expression in the Tariff
bill. This country was never less IN the
mood 20 he bound and bled ia the inter
est Of The millionaire m0uop0lists Of
various kinds Ii Is getting tired Of
that kind of legislation, and there are
signs Of revolt against many phases Of
II ID many ways.
The daily critic., 1890-09-05
JOE CANNOE,s DISGRACE.
WIN the Men and Women Of His
District share In It2


District share In IL?
From he Nee York sun.
Joseph G. Cannon was renomInated
for Congress by the Republicans Of the
Fifteenth Illinois District on the day
after he had disgraced himself, tue
House of Representatives and the
American people by his hideous yul
garity He was renomlnated IN fun
knowledge Of his oifense. The House
Of Representatives neglected 10 defend
its reputation and show its sense Of
decency by expelllng the creature aud
sending him home in ignOminy 10 the
constituents whom he has dlshOuored.
His Republican constituents have now
approved and made their own his in
decencies
They have indorsed his vileness
They have shown that they regard the
fellow al whose words women ran in
shame and disgust from the House gal
leTies as their worthy representative.
There must be thousands of clean
hearted and clean mouthed gentlemen
In the Fifteenth Illinois district who
are alive 20 the shame Of having II rep.
resented by such a person as Cannon
Are the voters there willing to have the
rest of the country believe that Cannon
Is a man after their own heart, and that
they are made Ia his image VIII they
adopt disgrace OF shake it of If the
women Of Cannon's district could vote
there could be no doubt Of the result
The Pennsylvania Railroad viii take you
10 Niagara Falls and return for SO allow
ing stop az Watkins IN either direction.
Is the date.
The daily critic., 1890-09-05
Personal.
nadre Is grnwing stnnt-

Talmadge IS growing stout
Tennyson wants Owen Meredith to
be bis successor
Mrs. Mckee turned a kodak on Baby
Mckee while the latter was bathing.
Professor +. stone Virgins. the Ca
madam weather prophet, believes In the
transmigFation Of souls.
Bismarck's wife Is expert with the
needle and is famous as q cook. She is
also remarkable for her simple piety aud
for her charities.
Mrs John A Logan IS quite an adept
with carpenters tools, and can pat up a
shelf or build a cupb0rd almost as skill
fully IS If she had learned the trade.
Mrs. Jacob Benton Of Lancaster, d.
H. who has been a hopeless invalid for
the past seven years, has made herself
the mistress 81 i've languages including
Aolupuk,
Queen Margaret Of Italy likes moth
ing So much IS the museum Of gloves,
fans. boots aud shoes used and worn at
different periods IN the various courts Of
the states OF Italy.
Oscar Wilde plays on Tie piano aud
lie has been GauGdinE 10 the public
that when he plays Chopia he feels as
though be had heeu crying over slus
that he bad never committed
sara Orme IeWelt IS said b be the
pretliest 0f Boston literary women.
She Is tLe daughter Of q Maine sea cap
tain. and g dark haired graceful
woman with 8 Madonna Ike face
Nine IG1auachek win begin her next
season tour III Providence, October q
With lu English trauslall0n0f Dr Helm
rieh Laubers Graf Won Essex
acting II course the part of Isa
The daily critic., 1890-09-05
HOTEL HRRIHALS.

N0rmana,-W. W. Frazier. Philadcl-
hia; W. j. Curtis, New York; Joseph
Dickson, 80. Louis.
EttHt- Mis- p. J.. Davenport, Iowa; H..
o.. Heigart, Chicago, J. G. Thomas, CIncine
rati; George sheppard, Pittshurg, Pa; r.
s. Parker. Cleveland, Ohio, John A. Henry,
thicagu, p. W Bliss and James Robinson,
Brooklyn, n, y.
Mstrgp9Htqu-L D. Powell, Henderson,
ky.: II. shepperl, WarroutUu, Va; O.. q.
Pratt aud W. A Pratt Nayuesboro, Va;
r. II. IInl, pittsbuTg, Pa. Mrs. aud Miss
Flanders, Miss b. johnson, Atlanta, Ca;
g II. Landenburg, philadelphia; i. =.
Morgan and Thomas J.. watkins, Central,
s. c. e.. w. Deyinny aud wife, Miss J.. =.
Deyiuuy, Philadelphia.
Iayat4f VIVA. Wood, Nlw York, Gus
Warren and Fred De DANCE Troy, y. y.
NafaHaL Mrs. G.. ". Allison, Hunting
don, Ia 81. II. Murphy Rochester, n.
a.; W. FiukeItUu aud wife, GAINESVILLE,
Ohio +. Kramer New York: J. ID. Robert
son, BluntuH, S g., H. B. Morris, Geneva,
y. T.. Thad. s. Taylor, South Bend, Ind.
ST. Jamo.-R. d. Ewell, Memphis,
Tenn; Frank Peters and wife, Cineiunati,
NJ. Plelp Pennsylvania; II. llashagen, New
York.
ITWarEs II. G.. Parsons, Natural
Bridge, Va, f. +. Wisuer. New York;
". A. Clymer, Philadelphiai James A.
smith, sWautou, Vt,
Eqgs-P. J. Callan and wife, Albany,
n. a.; c. p. Wing aud wife, Mrs. 2. F.
Cadington, Kansas City.
Sh0rehaa-T. J. Farrell New Orleans;
Charles W. LeaseT and wife, New York; ,,
Sans, ir., New York.
AriiagtoH-J. j. Asch, New York; TheO-
doTe Stibtins, Boston; ". W. Peabody, +.
W. Strong, Judsou Harmon and Miss
Elizabeth Harmon, Cincinnati.
ATH0-MF, F NJ. Papy and family, Louis,
vile, KY Mr.. J. Campbell, Illinois.
H0tel J0hHs8H-LeWis l.. squire, New
York; Rob Rudy, Toronto Canada Dwight
Spencer and wife, Connecticut
The daily critic., 1890-09-05
LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT.
a Washington Sian Breaks the Record
at Atlantic CITY.

washington Man Breaks the Record
at Atlantic city.
From ne Philadelphia Record U0-17lD.
The meeting Of a young man and
woman, entire strangers, an introduc.
ton, love at first sight, a short prone
made and a wedding, all within half
hour, tells the tale Of the quickest mar
riage on record.
1t happened at Atlantic City a few
days ago. when two young ladies of
Philadelphia, while strolling on the
bomd walk, met two gentlemen, one a
lawyer Of this city, the other q com
mercial traveller of Washington, ID. c.,
with both OF whom one Of the young
ladies was acquainted. Introductions
followed. and in a few moments they
paired Oft for the purpose Of prone
nading on the beach.
One Of the young ladies was Miss
Matte Dahl OF Philadelphia, and her
escort was William B. Perkins of Wash
ington. During their walk the &C.
quaintance ripened into q deeper feeling,
and in a remarkably short space Of time
Cupid found himself hard at work as
referee in a regular mutual infatuatiou
party,
Then the swain, being unequal 90 the
task Of Withholding his affection, pro.
posed marriage, and % his joyfu sur.
prise was promptly accepted Tue
legal light and his fair companion were
inform cd Of the state Of things. aud
consented TO accompany the reclrl
breakers to a magistrate. In whose office
the ceremony was performed
Miss Dahl Is o remarkably pretty
blonde, vivacious and pleasing, while
her husband Is one Of Washington s
mCst successful young men,
The name Of William b. Perkins Is
The daily critic., 1890-09-05

Woodward & Lothrop beg TO announce TO
their patrons that their Fall stock now in
store and in transit will surpass in extent,
variety and elegance any which they have
ever placed before them. We are daily Of
feiing invoices in Upholstery Goods and
House Furnishing Goods TO meet the wants
Of housekeepers who desire to replenish
early. and Of Dress Goods, Misses Dresses
and Cloaks, Hosiery and Underwear to meet
the wants Of parents and guardians desiring
to ft out the young folks.
The daily critic., 1890-09-05
a RIslng Author.

Prom re As6 k9rk SKA.
"Skimble complains that be doesn't
sleep well in the mornings now
Yes I know, it's bis book
sIIis boOkE What do You meant
Hes Just published a book, you
know, and now he practising waking
In The morning and finding himself
famous
The daily critic., 1890-09-05
DOWN HERE AAoBG ny PEOPLE

DOWN here AMONG NY PEOPLE
ILe parish priest
UI AuEterllY
Climbed up IN 8 hisl church steepie
TO be bearer God,
80 that ll d Zlt hand
Hs Worl down 20 lls people,
When Ile slu Ha- Hlzhl
MheL -Le sun VAS iaW
TIE coed man san uuLea1ilg
eut.uHaF things
frqH fF5useeudauey Was he forever
Ialll-
aud lgH ana a-ala,
IS Eau Ae heard the greak
01 tHe weather FaGa a-1lrllE
Ha closed l.s eses
Aud said saf q truth
Erau aaa 4 uaH au learning
And p sermon script
Tie daily HEatl
las ~ taag-lr Has aaaE trau HeaFal.
All -s IflHr llIs L5aH
on l.= ulgEie heads
IHg u ala l-E l
~ DIS 90 Goa =al
HLaua 1aH- alI 1le
Aud he srlsl alt from ne saeeE
~ here 4It laa LaE-
And the LaEl replied
L4Hl Le a
aal Aas.al
The daily critic., 1890-09-05

MR KENNEDY tie Ohio Congress
man Wlo made such q Vindietive attack
upon the Senate ana personally de-
nouueed Senator QUAT Is revising bis
speech and f Is believed by some ot
rs Republican friends tha Le Rll
eliminate al objectionable matter
IhQse 8ho believe this win le disap
pointed Dir kEsHEDE IS sensation
aAsl ana likes nolode.g Is Was he
Hho attacked General LoaAA and tls
The daily critic., 1890-09-05

Lle peculiar aaWblua .4als proportion
ana ErelaraIlou of Hoods S4naHafIl IA
maaes thls medicine different from allaEs
ana superior @ llHm au p ae5H4l curative
EoEeF kolI d El druggists Prepared
81 q. Hood 8 lQ.s Apqahzealass EaFa.
The daily critic., 1890-09-05
- ne EquIty Court-

IL lhe Equity Court to-day before
Judge Bradley the following adiudica-
tous were made Gray IS Jackson,
auditor report confirmed aud iislribu-
ti0u ordered Mcdonald IS Mcdonald,
appearance Of absent defendant ordered.
Windsor vs. kenu0u fq eJ8Je9 On
certain defendants ordered NayIor IS.
kaylQT convey 4aC5 90 A. M Bliss
ordered Gardner vs. EIndlay auditor
report confined and distribution
ordered Bresuahau Fs Gebhafc. sale
dlcreed and John AZ Clarke appointed
trustee b sell BayBe SIS LeL8lu. ap-
pear8nce of defendant ordered
The daily critic., 1890-09-05

Mn CASyoN cannot get control Of his
unuIy member His mouth Is his
master. and very vulgar master al
that Yesterday Il was slangy again
During Mr. CUMMINGS speech on a
question Of privilege says the Wash
inEton correspondent Of the New York
Wgrld, "and while he was being cou-
siantly interrupted by calls TO order
from the Republican side, Mr. CASNoS,
The author Of the unpin.abls speech IN
the House last week, Interrupted the
proceedings 10 remark that he hoped
the gentleman from New York would
he allowed 20 let of the bile there was
on his stomach. Whereupon Mr..
SnioNDs, a Republican member from
Connecticut, said I am not IN favor Of
permitting that kind Of remark upon
this floor, Inthe Record Mr CANNoN
is reported as saying: I hope the gem
tleman may get tie bile of his stomach
and finish his apology" bat Mr.
SmoSDs remark IS not reported, On
al occasions. and under all circum-
stances, CASSoN can be depended upon
10 be rude and vulgar.
The daily critic., 1890-09-05

other Republican Senators who voted
against The resolutions toiuvesiigate The
election of Senator PAYNE. BY this
action be succeeded in attracting TO
himself the attention of the country
ard he is now re cnocting the OLD play.
He is repeating himself
IS FEMALE Christian scientist who
Is making her way East from Califor.
MIA. aoprod En- Louisville the other day
long enough to cxpound her peculiar
doctrine 20 a small audience Among
other thing. she claimed thatany Chris
tiau scientist who wilIcd TO do so might
make the sun 90 stand still as JosuuA
did. Suppose. foramomort that this lady
was stating fact, and that The Chris
tiau scientists were To- form trust aud
one would stop The sun 90 day. and an
other 90 morrow, end So OBJ tits to
be hoped out of consideration for the
comfort of reorlc generally, hat these
scientists viii not prove what lley can
dowith The sun
The daily critic., 1890-09-05

A CoRRFsroNpENT calls our attention
70 The fact that REED. as Speaker, for
badc the sale of ardent spirits in the
House restaurant and says This was
only a bluir-'a sprynge TO catch wood
CcCks-a bid to capture some of the
prohibition votes that went against him
at the last election The correspond
cnt, whose paper has been received too
late for publication, then adds lie
tiCblCd the ribs Of the temperance folks
prodiciously when he issued this ukase.
lie ade point by il, and chuckled in
the tClief that he had made new friends
among the Temperance folks in Port
land, Me, aud the region round about;
but ct any person at this day and date,
go 20 the House restaurant aud call for
a whisky punch or a whisky traight,'
and it would aslonish the beholde 10
observe how easily and nonchalanuy
the material would 5o handed out by the
bartender. And Speaker REED Is or
fectly aware Of the violation Of his or
der. and wiuks atn." This IS serious
oharge. and it Is hoped that our CORE
srondent Is mistaken. What is given
out over the restaurant bar may taste
like whisky, and yet II may De some
thing else-lemonade for instance.
The daily critic., 1890-09-05
ACTUAL COST

Handsome Wicker Bodies, elegantly
upholstered in silk Plush, Tapestry
&c. steel springs and steel wire wheels,
Note the prices:
at 500 reduced to Slj
l at S2S.5O reduced to $40
at $50 reduced to S2O5O
/ at S22.5O reduced to S1j
at SOS reduced to $40
at S36 reduced to $1450
at $50 reduced to S20j0
! at S275O reduced 10 $40
1at$33 30 reduced to S2l
The daily critic., 1890-09-05

THE FREnERICKsBURG Examiner
"earr estly inyokes an Republicans 10
testir themselves and have more praise
added to that which they now des rye
for past energetic work by laboTing IN.
ceasingly 70 have the entire Republican
vote registered In connection with
this subject Of the registration Of Re
pub leans IN Maryland. We call attention
lo The facl that not a few Government
nIloyss sppointed tothe Departmental
s,ryi. & return 10 the States from which
tley were appointed aud vote for Presi
dtHlial electors, and. in of years reg
isfer 10 Maryland and vote for the Re
publican candidates for Congress. This
practice is most IN vogue in Mr. Nc
CoNAs' district. and the utmost yigi-
lance on the part Of Democratic com
mitleemen viii be necessary 70 prevent
more Of this kind Of work being done
next November than has been done
heretofore. some Of The rascaIz should
he caught and punished.
The daily critic., 1890-09-05

An ILLINOIS CoRREsroNpENT states
that fourteen Republican newspapersin
Congressman CANNoN's district have
refused 20 support him for re election.
The daily critic., 1890-09-05

Special train 81 plEllr cars alI I4F
coaches HilI leave baltimore 4ul Potomac
Station September u tar Niagara Falls
asEa.
The daily critic., 1890-09-05

HOE. TuANK LAWYER member Of
Congress from Illinois s a unique
character and when he wants any
thing from the public. he does not hesi-
tate 90 ask for it In q candid and en-
trely original manner. Having become
tired OF a scat In the House, he has con-
cluded to become sheriff of Cook
County. This purpose he has ev-
pressed In letter 20 the public
"Being credibly informed he writes,
"that others who also seek this nomi-
nation have either written or called In
person and presented their appeal, am
prompted to say that If nominated, 1
viii be elected. and pledge myself TO
manage the affairs Of that office in the
interest Of the taxpayers Of Cook
County I am largely moved TO this
ambition by the fact that I believe | can
be more useful to the whole people Of
Cook in the Office | seek than 10y con.
tinuing longer 10 Congress. lie says
there Is too much worry In looking
after private affairs Of his constituents
at Washington Moreover, the nay is
Emall Therefore he seeks a position
whose remuneration Is such that I can
give my whole time and ability to the
service Of the people
The daily critic., 1890-09-05
wIu Forget 70 Adjourn himself.

From .#s LgsiHIa CoHFisF- I9srEGk
Speaker Reed viii doubtless endeayoT
10 remain In session for some weeks
after Congress shall have adjourned
The daily critic., 1890-09-05
nnsrator nomar naniaa

Editor Critic. see by your paper Of
last evening my name was mentioned
10 connection with a scheme said 10 be
sent out from Police Headquarters /
want II distinctly understood that / was
IN no way connected with il, and did
not even know of any such going over
The wires; and moreover that no such
reports went out over the wires from
The telephone and telegraph office
b. BLAIR D0MER.
Operator Police Headquarters.
Mr. DomeT Is given the benefit Of his
denial In this connection it can be
stated that he was one of the parties in
front Of headquarters, who treated the
matter as huge joke snd by bis ac-
liOus and words C0T0b0rated the story
as printed lie admitted his connection
with the scheme 70 two Critic report
eTs. and when charged with sending the
matter out treated the accusation in q
fippant and iesting manner that could
not be dignihad Is a serious denial
Personally y-conducged excursion 10 Ma
CARA Falls, September III, via Peausy
Railroad. Round trip rate SO Tickets
good returning ten days Tickets good TO
stop AZ Watkins iu either direction Special
train Will leave Baltimore aud Potomac
station a. 1.l0 a u. apply early for par
Tor car aEcummldati9Hs-
The daily critic., 1890-09-05
rptCArrovAn.

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school Of civil Service Training.
nay and Night Sessions. Illustrated Cata-
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se4t
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cnrLDREN's SCHOOL HOSIERY.

NhAhbNAN . CNAlOOL llboAEhAs
100 dozen Chndrons Heavy Corduroy
Ribbed Hose, sizes to 10, only e5c per palr.
100 dozen Children's Light weight Fine
Ribbed Hose, double knees, toes and heels.
Sizes to7l 25c per pair.
Sizes s "a o. and 10
Price esc 2oc 32c SIC and ajc
100 dozen ChIdrer's Fine RIbbc Fall
weight Hose, double knees, toes an heels.
Sizes O. "a
rrccs SOC SO a'c $50 $50
50 o % and 10
loc l9c ilc and $50
100 dozen better quality Hose, IN broad and
narrow ribbed, double knees, toes and heels.
Sizes Q o. .
Prices sec aio SOC SO 900
50 . % and 10
lsa 40 l5c and i.o
150dozen Children's Broad and Fine Ribbed
Hose, light ana medium weight, double
knees, toes and heels.
sizes 6 a "a
Prices aee lso SOC sec SIC
81 % and 10
s5o $50 COO and Go
20 dozen Chlldren's Heavy French Broad
Ribbed Hose, white toes and heels.
sizes e. u
Prices $50 42o acc SOC sc
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