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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-05-09

PERSONALS: Messrs. Kneeshaw
McTavish. Laxdai, Ii. johnson and
Dan Iorkcy. of Grafton, went to Win
nipcg Oh Friday and arrived home
again OH Sunday.-Snpt. c. L. Jack.
sons mother who has been visiting
here some time returned to her home
in Minnesota OH Tuesday.-P. W.
Walker and DR.. Evans, of st. Thorn.
AS interviewed the commissioners on
Friday. Walter Goodbody and Mr..
Gravline who has been bar1ering here
Of late, left for West Superior on
Saturday.-Mr. Geo. d. Loling, of
Walhalla, was q pleasant caller on
Monday. Attorney a. {. Lablie.
Of the L. $. and Colonial Mortgage
Co., was in the city Tuesday and Wed.
nesday.-Andrew Brown and d.
Best, of Bay Centre. z. II. Mcmillan
and Z. Anderson, of Hamilton, were
among our callers last week.
Miss Foster went to Grand Forks on
Friday to meet her mother there
Lieut.. Rondiez spent Sunday and Mon.
day with friends in this city-At.
torney ID. Stack and Dan Yorkey had
business with the commissioners last
Monday.-James Dick left for Win.
nlpeg on Tuesday. Daniel Dick was
to leave on the same day for New
York, hut meeting Willie at the de-.
pot deferred his departure until the
next day. W. A. Broom of Mime.
apolis, son.in.law of James Langton,
Esq. was in the city Wednesday,
Il Il 4
during this week. erecting monuments
in the cemetery. Mr.. Smart says he
could get /. number Of orders from
our citizens if The cemetery matter
was settled--Mr. and Mrs. Co,beil
visited Cavalier a couple Of days this
week--W. II. Lyons. u former resi-.
dent Of Pembina. is in town-Attor.
ney Conmv was in the city yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Jennings are in
the city.
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A COMMUNICATIONS from Hamilton and
some other matter 10 crowded out Of
this issue.
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Quite lively in Crystal-Railroad, the
main talk.
Mr.. Chandler is doing good business
in the fruit line.
School commenced Monday, nnder
Mr.. Schell's tuition.
George Skene has sold his farm to Geo.
Sl,oltte. consideration. 5000.
e. F. Iaencer has a full line of goods
and kept busy waiting on the customers.
Senator 4. f. Appleton has just re.
turned from Bismarck, where lie has
been on the U. S jury.
Fred Weiss hammer is still heard on
the anvil. The two new shops which
are being erected, don't affect Fred
much.
Chas. Wing has taken charge Of ". N.
lloibrook's store, and gave it thorough
renovating, and is now filing it up with
spring goods.
An enterpris;ns man was looking over
our town for The purpose Of erecting a
-four mill. He thinks it superior to any
town on this line Of road.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-05-09

BY a misprint last week, the teaclers'
institute Was made tile first week of July.
It should have read the first week Of
June.
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Rev. H. H. Hall will speak in Kittson
Hall Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Sub.
ject; Worlds Fashion.
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City vs. Township.

The standing of the incorporated
cities and towns in relation to the
townships in which, they are situated is
question. In this county, for instance.
st. Thomas city claims an entire separa-
ton from the township Of st. Thomas.
in which it is situated. 1t claims the
right to assess and expend its own taxes,
and that it is not subject to township tax.
They have voted by themselves in gen.
eral election. and taken no part in the
election OF township officers.
II the St. Thomas people are right in
this matter, there are some other cities
and towns that want to know about it.
1t Is likely that the matter may come up
during this present assessment in the ST.
Thomas case.
In this city it was only last year that
We voted separately at general election
FROM the township, and we have always
been asseaed and taxeai by the town.
ship. paying taxes for city purposes as 30
much extra. At tie city caucus on Sat
urday night, by q vote Of the meeting, it
Was decided that il We we're or could he
separated. that We 70 ought 70 be.
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AROUND rowK.
DECORATION day. NAV sotl,.

sERvicn in the Presbyterian church
will hereafter be in tire evening Al 7:30.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-05-09

JoHs F. Mayer Of walialln, has been
awarded the contract for supplying Fort
Pembina with 2N,0O lis. of flour-and
the garrison viii have good bread.
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New Machine Firm.

W. l. & J. II. Abrams, successors to
johnson & Holmes. and Connell &
Abrams. dealers in standard farm ina.
chinery. Hamilton, n. b. This is the
style and business Of bran new firm,
composed Of two young, energetic, tho
rough-golng business men, WHO are well
known throughout the county AMI who
have large number Of friends WHO will
wisl, them prosperity. ". L. Abrams,
who las been in the business for the
past two years, has already worked up a
fine trade in connection with the old
firm. and the consolidation Of this trade
with the well known aud exte nsive bust
ness Of johnson & Holmes. Of Hamilton.
will make plenty Of business for both the
partners. J. A. will devote his spare
moments. to the continuation of the
study Of Law. aud will hell, out those un.
fortunates who get int" its mesl'es, with
all his legal ability, when called OIL BY
the removal of Mr.. J. II. Abrams, we
lose one of our best citizens, and while
we wisl, the new firm prosperity, We
regret the necessity Of his removal. He
does not expect to move his family for a
time yet. 1t is understood that Messrs.
johnson & Holmes expect TO retire
from the machine business and turn
their attention to banking entirely.
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Total

Giving Mr.. Nixon majority OF p
Some of Mr.. Aylen's friends voted fol
him as city justice in opposition TO the
caucus nominee i. \. Armstrong. The
result being Armstrong %. Aylen q.
There was no excitement and very little
work, except what was done quietly.
We believe that Mr.. Nixon will make an
excellent mayor. He has lots of good
common sense, has firm convictions, {.
thorough business man, and man who
while never seeking official position, has
always proved himself faithful and at
tentive officer. Tie city council will
have II somewl,a,Idillicult task Of try.
ing to make bricks without straw.
There being no cash or hand or likely to
be for some time. There are two things
however that we hope to see them do
this year if possible. LIST To provide a
city cemetery. End, to lay the water
pipes from the n. T. main to Stntsman
street. We believe the fret can be done
without much expense, as the sale OF
lots will pay for it and the latter ought
to lie done If we have to pass around the
hat.
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Orders BY Mail Promptly Filled.
City Election.

At the city election OH Tuesday the
old members of the city council were re-
elected by practically UNANIMOUS vote, ex.
cept Mr.. Nixon who was nominated for
mayor. Mr.. Augustus Short who was
nominated in Mr.. Nixon's place as coun.
Gilman for Srd. ward had ITO opposition.
For the office Of mayor Mr.. d. Dick was
placed in opposition to Mr.. L. NJ. Nixon
WHO had the unanimous caucus nomina-
ton. The votes stood as follows:
Ward No. l. Nixon..... IS Dick 10000. IL
Ward No. .. ...... % ......... 30
Ward No. B. 50 ...... "a ......... 9
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-05-09

H. E. WEBB had good luck ON his
hunting trip west of Grand Forks last
week, getting nearly one hundred geese.
Bert generously remembered his friends
including us.
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lleaker left for his southern
Wednesday. During tile COM
short time which, the Major
ia charge i,ere. he las won the
id esteem Of our citizens. He
he pleasant impression with US
leman and = soldier. Lieut..
has q short leave of absence,
HE'D the msjor to St. Paul.
[cKibbin is now commander at
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-05-09

eek, on tile day the Democrat
4, tile commissioners were at
Afier reading the editoral in
4. in which Mr.. Vaughn was
81 taking 1I6s. 20 from the county
other commissioners a. con-
hereto, Editor Willson came
ii, his av team and took them
bridge they went over to in.
srl,aps Frank only called
tllief in Q Pick.wickian sense.
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w >. MrssRovE, y. D. c. n.
Rhy1tehn. Surgeon and Aecoucheur. 0raA.
sase nicoiiese. Montreal.
DRAYT0N DAKOTA.
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AT meeting Of the city council las,
evening the vote was canvassed and
Mayor Nixon appointed John kaber'
naale clerk. GEO. W. Ryar, treasurer and
W. H. Mooherd. msrsl,al, WHO were un'
animouely confirmed.
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The Wexford Cooperative Association
held a meeting OIL Saturday and the re-
ports were so tatisfactory that there is no
doubt that store will be taplisl,ed at
Bstl'gate this fall. 1t WAS ais, decided
to hold a picnic in June, near Wexford
of which, details will I've given later.
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j +. MCMILLAN,
Notary public, con,eysrccr and Insar..es
at lowest cnrfe1t rates.
HAMILTON, n. d
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-10

Hon William = Gladstone. a. s.c-
DC Nan" Of England. Celebrate. ~.
EsEhtieth birthday u Haward<n Con.
zsrAssi.fions From All Over the world
LoSDoS, Dec ao--The eightieth an.
niversary Of Mr. Gladstone's bir.A *.
sorped 80 much attention IS To Ak. a
this quiet sabbath day Of national -.
meEbrznce- kilograms and lettarx Z,
conxs.tuiation and admiration poured
INTO Hawarden from. not only all QUAR-
ers Of England but literally from ali
parts Of she world. many coming from
Australia, America and India All tbe
members Of the Gladstone famiIv
branches were gathered at Hawariien Ia
meet and greet their eminent kinsman
The church attended bv Mr.. Gladstone
Vas crowded ~ the morning service. ana
: large tnrong remained outside. an.
aole % gain admittance- Mr.. Gladstone
took his usual part in the service. reas
ing she lessons, and said = few words ~
aevout thankfulness for the BLESSINGS N
health and friendship. The scene ~.
such ~ Shakespeare might have had ~
mind In describing the IDEAL old adara.
surrounded by troops Of friends show.
ing love. honor and Obedience. 10.
sides those who might have been ex
pected % send congratulations - mat
ter q course-personal friends and
poitical admirers-many contributed
whose Offering Of remembrance At
,racted more than ordinary attention.
among those may be mentioned the
sountess Tolstoi, the Speaker OF the
House 81 Commons and : number Q
prominent Unionists.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-10

popular fur for pelerines and Spanish
stoleS In long wraps are new Dirco-
soirc great coats made of English cloth
with deep cars collar and vest u fur
Paris millincrs have sent over round
crowned tcques which fashionable won-
en- are wearing. not alone N sut with
tailor gowns. but made Of the most ele-
CANT and expensive materials. u accom-
pany the most elaborate reception. opera
and visiting toilets Large picturesque
round hats are Of black velvet trimmed
with sable piumcs. handsome gold Or
.ments. thrust through the feathers.
ahording the only touch Of color on tho
nat O. ID. +.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-10

SARAH BEB~uAKDr has magnincen
= tomb In the ccmotcry Of Pcre Ia Chaisc
: SIR CHARLES RUSSELL receives ~.
largest income from his practice Of any
man In tho world and lives like !
Prince.
Miss AMELIA II. EpwAEps is descend.
: I'd from tho older branch OF tho Fitz-
Gerald family, whose head il the Earl Of
Leicester.
Mr. EDISON has bccn granted 4o3
patents on his invcntions. and has over
800 applications pending. Most Of these
are electrical devices.
| Hiss SANGER. tho Presidents trpe-
writer, 10 said 70 BE- more useful TO him
than any clerk in his employ. shc Il =
rapid worker and can copy on her ma
chino 40 letters day.
| Tue head OF tho Mormon church. Pres.
ident Woodruff. is eiyhty-two wears old.
he Is so.tdly built AID his head looks
like that Of General Grant He wears
bis hair and board close cropped and
does not have q ministerial air At all.
CLARA MoEEis owns : very pretty
piece Of property on tho limo which d.
yides the city OF New York from
fonkers- Tho boundary divides her
bed. and when she is asleep her head /
rests In New York whilo her feet arc in 4
Yonkers.
Trrroo TIN, the great African s,svo
dealer. Is getting tired Of his wandering
and dangerous existence and proposcs
to settle down As : solid citizen on his
estate It casingo. 500 miles above Stan.
ley Falls. whore he has built for himself
large and nne stone mansion. His son
however. will carry on his fathers tradc.
In which he has already been quite ssc.
cessful. a. on his last expedition he re-
turned with forty tons cf ivory. worth
ESQ. 900.
hAEL FAr.KKssrErN Is the name az :
The inventor OF smokclcss powde-
lhrse years ago he WINS an unknown
chemist in Vienna He offered his ~
Fention 70 the Austrian war Office. but !.
10 Investigation Of his device WIS made .
BY this refusal he went 70 !
5eriin and had an interview with THO :
emperor ard Count waldorsec. His N. Z
cntion was thoroughly tested hy cx- y
erts, and tho smokeless powder - =
ronounccd success He sold his :.
'ghts 70 the German Government for : :,
lrge sum and is now living in luxury. :. =
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-10

bALTIMoRE. Md. Dec. 3o.-The Marv.
,and Jockey Club held meeting TO-DAY
Ut the purpose Of deciding whether ],
not running races in the future shall ~
given ~ Pimlico under the auspices y
sne organization. The opinion Wa
almost unanimous that the club should
1lsDand' and = resolution to that effect
~as adopted. a committee OF three. ~
Governor odcn Bodie, X. G. Hall Ana
1onn :. Gitting~ were appointed 20 AZ.
pose o. the clubs property, which Il Vi.
red - $4,000, divide the procecds
smong the members and wilma u sll ~
stairs q the concern.
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onccd- Camels-hair and French chud.
oAn are made into charming gowns for
small dinners and teas. these in Russian
green. Crevette. Parma violet. almond.
mahogany and old rose. The still non
uiar Empire effects prevail largely il
these pretty toilets, but the corsage and
sleeves frequently show an odd but tax
Ing mixture Of the valsis. she Directoire
and the Greek There is . great rare
FOR princesse dresses with Greek draper-
les 10 adequate description Of the
grace and artistic beauty OF some OF
these toilets can be given They are
simp ply ideal gowns variously made 81
either the simplest the daintiest or the
richest fabrics that are manufacturea
At afternoon receptions arc seen
many handsome dresses Of armure s;IE
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-10

CoSSELrsvILrE, Pa, Dec. ss-wi,h
ne beginning Of 1920 Il il quite likely /,
movement will Be inzururated which
Will rid the Connellsville coke region y
me hungarisns- VINO have been more
than usually unruly Curing this vear
they have fully demonstrated their use
isssness . residents. and ii is rumored
nat the order Of United American Ne.
1nanics Will begin crusade against
them which will eventually onst them
rom the reeion- The business men n
neiisville and. indeed, or ali IN
go. m. n ne region are also interested
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-10

veivet- with bodice and petticoat q,
omDer brocade. showing spanish flower
designs on superb ground OF silver
snot with amaranth red. Silver fox
bands with cape and toque OF the same
formed rich finish 10 this elegant COS
tune English tailor cloths. Queens
serge brccade and elegant velvet striped
ana Dordcrcd goods are n redinrots.x
ana other long coats. while India cab
mere. Henrietta cloth. wool armure
carmeiAte and other soft textiles are
frequently made up with slight pan;erx
on the hips Others. again. show Tia
moving effect of Turkish drapcries
crossing the front with Turkish sash
above White silk dresses. striped with
silver. made up in Empire style. are
worn ~ debutantes with garnitures OF
white roses and clusters OF ostrich III.
powdered with silver. Crepe ID chine
with silver vine boricrings made \,
Win China crepe. is another combina-
uon IN youthful toilets or for brides
maids dresses. Drcssy little housc
jackets Of dark velvet have h,d,..
backs with very short Figaro fronts |
'nat are mere yokes, with full blouse |
waists falling below. these or violet
yellow, or Eiffcl red silk. or OF fsow-
Fred. dotted or striped surah. There u \
Either velvet girdle Il the waist or Z /
'ash like the blouse.
There IL no abatement IN the raOe ~,
ancy waist,>ats Of every description:
ma ~ y matter Of no little wonder 70 |
IHfA - A
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and French tricot or
cauel's hair. with
trimmings formed or
feather bands Of va
rious widths These
are also decorated
with fur in narrow
bands. pocket-fIaps
and high Medici
collars OF the same.
Venetian cloth Is
made into gowns
with long straight
Directoire redin-
gotes with plain
skirts Embroidered:
and the effect is so ,
complete that no |
extra wrap is re- |
quired. Among SUI |
pcrb winter visiting |
costumes was re-
Gently shown on~
model with . Rus
sian redingote Of /
Kofte<t zf1rn~ 49,
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OroEro. Dec. 2o.-The Illness o. ~.
ex-Empress Of Brazil first assumed a
alarming phase Friday. II had beer
We intention Of the Imperial family y
start for France yesterday. The doc
tors forbade the journey for fear thar
excitement and fatigue would precipi.
tate crisis The Empress was. how
ever' : little better yesterday morning.
During the morning Dom Pedro wen.
out Tor > promenade. and visited tbe
museum q hne arts lie was found
there by the brazilian Consul. who had
.oeen dispatched TO hasten his return q
me hotel because the condition Of tbe
Empress had suddenly became critical
I3Iore Dom Pedro arrived the Empress
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-10
REWARD FOR sILcorr.

4 Reward Of Five IN ,u~and Dollar. ~.
Iered Tor the Approximation of Siicott ~ :
Deizuitng Cashier Of the serg~ant-nt-
Arms % the House Of Representatives
WASHINGTON. Dec. s1.-A circular az.
iering reward Of $1,000 for the appre-
nensiono Of Silcott. the defaulting cashier
Of the sergeant-at-arms' Office or the
House q Representatives. has been
sent 70 the various police hcadouar,ers
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with velvet still take first rank a. ma
teriais OF the most recherche elegance
and refinement. But there is now such
wonderful range in the styles and
garniturcs in dress that there are as
many varieties OF gowns As there are O.
casions for their wear.
The broadcloth tailor gown has its
special uses distinct from all Others;
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-10

throughout the
country. Attached
70 the circular il :
portrait Of the de-
faulter. A good
description OF sill
colt Is given. and
the name OF Mar
shall Ramsdcll ap-
pears as the per-
son who will pay
the s., 600. So far
hs the circular il
concerned, the po
lice OF THE c;x-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-10

~ there Is nothing in II to inform ON.
GERS q the law that there is any charge
whatever against Silcott and 4 writ ~
napeas corpus in any part OF the United
states would upset the arrest before the
proper officers could bring . formal
charge against him. This circular i
me only notification Of the case thar ~.
ne police department here has yet 70
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= Timely Article Prom the u~1i~., ~
fnnad<iphia now 20 Appr>h~,d
Ave'd SOD Tr~ss the Maiady wh,ch y
renI.g kp'd<nis Thssashoss me
PHILADELPHIA. The Seize Medical
news OF this city publishes an article
On influenza ~ la grippe - by Prof.
noncrt bartholomew. OF jefferson Med.
Est college. After giving an historical
sketch Of the disease, its patho,orv
ana morbid anatomy. the author saws:
nnnenxa comes suddenly: goes A. quick.
~ tnr least robust. AZ any age ana won,r,
seem 20 be the nr<s victims Il i her. I
question % bodily condition. not az the sex.
ss.sI ..se numbers simultaneously attacked
.nr.es general attention. and those most
mpre-sA nabie are seized. the onset belnr
t.eAttAfee ~ any depressing emotion H.,
Ieer or ult e>s- There Is no riror pron~r,x
- % thus designated. but rather 4 series ~
$50 en''f ana feeling Of heat Herewith
ptreneed. but. like the attack it-e,f 1, /.
s.ort - Duration. lasting but few hours
wtn tue HIST access Of the nasal ana fan.
e'.i Irritation comes the chiillne>s. When 4.
Iouosed oy some feverishness. with NOR,
pronounced maIsise and In general the
headache, weakness and soreness ~ -
~ noers. especially Of the larger inIntz
Win tne Progress Of the case In some emf
oemlcS there = considerable weakness. even
.-,. - Expressions % the vital powers. Tho
t t,n becomes small and weak, the mind
<'oonr and rcstiessness ensues When =
tai1i termination . % occur A. a rule a.
sxsension downward into the trachea an5
oronchi takes place.
Although catarrhal and cronpous men.
mon,a are said 70 Be complications thev
s-S'-l 70 fe<Aried - occasion Al conditions.
M ~nen Present are properly speaking.
constituted pats o. the malxdy The chez
Importance 81 croupou= and catarrhal pnen- ,
monia l. that the developments OF theSe. ous
% an existing cararrh OF the bronchi. 4 ire !
Qnently cause OF death !
The rapidly with which the st.e.s. s,
xenes-tt< preliminary developments heir,
hours and - whole duration but a maft~r 4
= three or four days-is remarkable Pa c
49, are common. usually each sue
1'nz seizure being nilder but not n few !,
4 ~ e1sy transition into chronic bron- :
'nists. enphysema. asthma. etc 2
obviously . catarrhal process. exfen.,x. =
,nd severe. may contribute fmmen se1v 4, =
nronic disease % the m riddle ear eu~tarhi.r =
~. nose and throat. and thus permaneD -
anna the parts. -
Inc best manner Of securing Immunity q ~
~. - .nna.stion Of sulphurous acid gas De
Any' rnen the approach OF the epidemic ~
1nurrs y necessary. and by taking i've -
Feins>of salicyIate OF cinchonlaIne fhr.s -,
m = 90. day and By % living a. % avoid tax tb
when the attack has begun Il seens - =.
s desirable 70 give or grains OF caIomel On
night. inhale some sulphnrous a., -
"a have the patient sit in a room where ".
cam containing rueaIyptol can be Inhaled -
I1fse Quantities The Insulation OF res ~
: n- and busting over the entire area OF the AZ
'ccfed parts ~ Tar ~ practicable a 60 80
commended The internal remedy mo-s 80 80
siraDle = srropine in solufion-l grain ~, -
ounce o. rater-tose being from 70 -.
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away precious time and money and ria.
with your health experimenting WITH -
certain medicines. when DR.. Pierres s;o5 IA
en- Medical Discovery IS 80 positively -.
tsln u Us curative action as TO warrant h.
diseases Of the blood. skin and scalp s.S
~ scrofulous Affections, or money ra.d fos
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-10

and for after.
noon and early
evening there
are softer. more
delicate woods
for home wear,
made in pictur-
esque and his
toric styles that
are really beau
fiful enough for
any dress occa-
sion The recep-
tion and dinner
gowns are tri-
umphs OF latter
q ay art CO
mingling feat
urcs and ele-
ments Of various
e poe his into
lovely and orig
Ina! models such
as were never
B e fore pro