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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-07-06
600 PER ANNuM
FRIDAY. JULY 9, 1924.
K-p~sllean STATE Csnv.nss..,


Headquarters Republican State COMMITTEES,
Fargo. n. r., May eth 1eot.-TO The Repnbi; can
Electors ofthe State Of North Dakota:
In accordance with De usege and instrnctions
of the republican state committee. q state con.
yention Of delegated Representatives Of the 70.
publican party OF this state, will be held al the
opera house in the city Of Grand Forks, ON Wed.
nesday. the llth day Of July. 1894. ii 10 O'Clock
candidates % be supported Of the next general
election. and for tho TRANSACTION of euck other
ard further husiueea % may be brought before It.
The candidates to he thef6 nominated sra:
One member Of congress.
Governor.
Lieutenant governor.
Secretary. Of state.
State auditor.
State treasurer.
Superintendent OF public intrucsioi,.
C0mmlssiones Of insurance.
Three commissioners Of railroads.
Attorney general.
4 commiseioner Of agriculture and labor.
tine judge OF the supreme court.
The basis OF representation In said convention
10 the average Of the votes cast for member OF
congress-, governor, secretary Of state and state
auditor on the republican ticket In the respective
counties, at the general election Of 1921, giving
one delegate ID each county for each 0fsy votel
or major fraction Of hfty votes cast fof the OH
Gers above named a raid election. Tho different
counties In the state will under such appOitlOn.
ment be entitled to representation a. rollows:
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On motion, the 4pcrsons named by
Mr.. LaMoure were unanimously
elected as delegates and altcrnates "a
the convention al Grand Forks,
On motion, The delegates were ia.
structed to vote as unit on all Ques.
lions except resolutions. On motion,
convention adjourned sine die.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-07-06

The bill for the admission Of New
Mexico has passed the house, and It il
believed that it will pass the senate
without serious opposition. 1t is al
together probable that the same pri
vilege will be voted to Arizona an6
Utah before the end Of the session
The Pioneer Press has always urged
that the territories should lie raised
to the rank Of states as soon as it /.
safe and proper. and it las taken
this position with reference to those
that were likely to join the dcmocra.
tic ranks as readily as with candidates
OF reliable republican proclivilies
But it believes that no one Of the
three now whiting should be made a
state ut present. There is no sufllci.
ent guarantee that the old objection
to Utah has been removed or to the
danger averted. AS to the other two
territories, they are Of alien popula.
tion and even language. 1t is infam.
Gus that any one should propose the
admission of a territory with a popu
lation record such us that Of Arizona
The movement In favor OF IT is q com
binatton of democrats and free silver
ties. In the house the democrat!
are strong enough to put through
these bills, because they believe that
all three territories will vote the d.
mocratic ticket. In the senate the,
are reinforced by the fraudulcn,
money men, because they see 81,
more senators added to their list
These arc the influences that now dc
termfne the important question o
the admission Of new states. No
can any one hope that the presidcn
will stand between the consummatiol
Of this plan and the best interests o
the nation.-Pionecr Press.
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Sale ef Land.

STATE o. NORTH UAKOIA,(
County Of Pembins,
Notice ir hereby given, that In pursuance Of
an order made by The Hon. +. ". conmy, JUDGE
Pembina, aud state Of North Dakota, on no and
day ofJuly. 4. D. 1894. In The matter Of the
estate Of Martha y: NcInnes deceased, he undsr.
ss.h day Of July 1894 Of the hour OF two o;c;oef
in tie afternoon Of aa!d day soll st public esie.
at the front door Of the court house, Ia he city
Of remhini IN said county. the resi- estate de.
nine, (0) ten: {lo) eleven, (ii( twelve (is) md
thirteen. llsl 10 block number lysaiy. thiee. (ssJ
in ths city Of fembtns, according 70 he oiacai
the Register Of Deeds, IN spd for Pembina coun.
North dakota, on the following terms Ia. VII:
each.
Dated this end DIS Of July A. D.. 1894.
David Dick, admtnigtrstos Of tbe estute Of
Martha J. Mclnper. deeea sed. SIC
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He Was Color Blind,

Mr.. Tom Cartwright. of this city, i,
much twitted by his friends on Iii
color. blindness. but it re,pn, ~ >-rr.. .
him well at critical mnn,-n: .!r ~.
social ertaiin,.n,. II" h;! ~.
introduced to young Lady. III, b..
name down for .laM.. let lie.
for a time. and returned to claim I'll,
engagement.
He raid--I believe this is my dane.
Miss Brown.
She said-Pardon me, my ru,.m i.
Miss Green.
He said-You must really *. rs.
me. You know ] am color l,;in,.. IS.
Louis Rr,ul,l;
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H,ammons.

sr.1zor s q; pun 1AxoFA' District Court.
Pembinu building aud Losn Association.
Plaintiff; Va. Hylsnd A. Davis and Matilda
Nnvis, Defandnllts.
The state Of North Dakota to the shove named
defendants.
You, aud each Of you ere hereby summoned
and required to snrwer the complaint In the
Above entitled action, copy Of which IL here.
with served upon you and to setve copy Of
yonr answer 10 the said complaint, on the enb.
scsiber, at his office In the city Of Pembina In the
County Of Pembina and state Aforesaid. within
thirty days after rerving this summons upon
sou. exclnsive Of the day Of such service, snd
II you fail to answer the said complaint within
the time aforesaid, the plaintiff In this action
will apply to the court for the relief demanded
IN the complaint. besides costs and dsburse.
Mleilts.
Dated April 18th a. D. 1891.
WI. KNEEsHAw,
Plaintiffs Attorney. Pembins, N. D.
To the defendants above named: You, and
each Of you, will take notice that the complaint
In the above entitled aetien was died with r. A.
Hart Clerk OF The district court. at his once Ia
the court house in the city Of Pembina, on the
10Th day Of April, A, d. 1894.
w. ]. KxEKsnAw,
lS.i0 Attorney for Plaintiff
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Notice OF Contest.
US. Land ONCE. Grand F. rks. N. D. May 10,

US. Land ONCE, Grand F. rks, N. D. May 10,
1924.
Complaint having been entered at this Office
by David Wilson sgainst Edward Lefeenier, for
abandoning and having sold improvements
IN his homestead entry No. iis7s: dated J.ly 81.
northwest quarter southwest quarter, section
thirty.fve and southwest quarter southwest
quarter of section twenty.six, township one
In Pembina county, N. D. with . view to can.
collation. oisaid entry; tho said parties are here.
BY summoned to appear at this Office on the 18th
day OF July, 1894 at o'clock A. u. 10 respond
and furnish testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment. Testimony is to be taken before
v. Quackenbush, Notary Public, at Neche, N. D.
on July sth 1924 at l0A.A.
Jas. v. Brooke.
ISL Register.
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NOTICE! NOTICE! NOTICE!
Hard Times lIade Easv,

How? Why see the undersign.
ed when in need of goods in his
line, or any other lines for that
matter, To get a complete illus.
tration, call and see the stock on
hand. He's a congcnial sort of
a fellow" and always ready ia
show his goods. and if lie has not
the article wanted, he will tell
you where to get it. His motto
is CASH and should you not have
it he will not be disappointed
either. Everything in tile Fancy
and Staple grocery line. Don't
forget the cash when you call.
At the sight of money he tcnpers
wonderfully with an intending
purchaser. Teas, sugar, coffee,
Ijellics, syrup, can goods, dried
fruits, tinware, salt, pickles, sau.
ces, jams, pals, buckets, tubs,
bacon, pork, rope, deli, biscuits,
candies, fruits, tobaccoes, cigars,
canned meats, canned fish, her.
ring, rice, beans. rolled oats and
corn meal.
STORAGE OF BUTTER
The undersigned will allow 10
cents per pound for good packed
butter, in groceries, and hold the
same until August LIST, and at that
date deliver the same butter To
owner at same price for cash.
Goods sold as if for cash. Good
storage. A. E. Thompson,
Wholesale and Retail Grocer.
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Neties or Contest.
n q Yand 0flrA Grsnd EOrks N u. Nav 10.

1894.
s,.a sssn s.s s.u i: s o, sss
dt,ning and having sold .improyements on
his homestead entry No. lss2o. dated August ls,
1901, upon the northeast quarter, eecticn thirty
north. range 6i.y.six west, in Pemblna county.
n. d, with view to the cancellation Of said
entry; the said parties are hereby summoned 70
iS54. at O'Clock 4. 4. to respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged abandon.
ment Teetlm0ny Will DO taken before v.
Qaackenbush, Notary Public. at Neche. N. D..
July eth, 1891, ct II An.
JAs.V BROOKE,
46.5l Register.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-07-06

Repubi,caa County Convention.
The republican county convention
met at Bathgate on Saturday June
Both, 1894.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-07-06
STORAGE OF BUTTER
.FF1cE OF 1.-THE COLLECTOR OF Gus
A(lOmH, Port Of PsmhinA, n DIX Iu,y sLI

80. -' Wv " : 'A'"' Az "S~'' ''s "'''
Whereas. certain foreign dutlablc goods, wares
years cld) ore buggy. one ret single harness,
one suit mems wco!tn clothing and one fur cape,
have been seized for violation Of United ststes
Revenue LAVE, and whereas, due notice to claim
ants hss Ieer published according 10 law
Nov therefore. notice s hereby given, that will,
on Saturday The 2Sth day of July 1894, at o'clock
Custom House. PembiEa, to the highest bidder
for cash. the Aforesaid goods, wares and mcr-
chandse.
". f. Nelson,
Collector.
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EDWIN COLLINS, v. 0. & S. A
GRADUATE OF TORONTO.

l am prepared to do Surgical
Operations on horses teeth, the
only correct system of operating.
Extracting. Filling and placing
False Crowns, and all other den:
tistry operations taught in The
most scientific manner.
| have had a large experience in
this profession. and defy any man
in the United States to compete
with me.
HAMILTON, N. OAK.
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ALTERNATEs,
.l4r., ninn lnhnoo.

ALTERNATEs.
Branien johnson
E. J. Hill,
]. II. Gibson,
Geo. Glass,
G. j. Moe,
II. w. Wallace,
ThOs. Wilson,
John IIalcr0w,
O. w. Brown,
Geo. Ganssle,
G. r. Harmon,
S. d. BOstwick,
A. A. Robinson,
7 Geo. Peterson,
]. p. Hicks,
Jas. Turner,
August Short,
| A. A. Halliday,
F. w. Felson,
j, n. Brown.
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far as W., ourselves are concerned
We beheye ID, and 60 in for honest
a-tiules only Our stock Of
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry il Z
splendid one, for. silverwsre we
stand unequaled, We can guaran.
tee all our goods to our customers.
for we know exactly what to buy
and give our patrons, nothing but
the best and mcst durable that ia
wg.aadde; Wedding Rings. W,d,
ding Presents.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-07-06

OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR OF Gus.
~! toms, Port Of Pembina, N. Dak., July 6th.
Whtreas, certain foreign duiisbls goods. w.r.s
Saa merchandise, particularly Described IL csts.
IIRues on public exhibition at the cuetOm hour.
ps6.is 49, n: p: have remalned unclaimed In
Therefore notice IL hereby given that II viii iG1 A.
yns. C s House. on Saturday the 23lh day Of
IVY s l1s: Ct O'clock P. 4. Of said day, sell the
hiShs aae.s9med goods at public auction 10 he
B,.e NE. NklsoN,
Collector.
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A WORD ABOUT JEwELRY..

There is jewelry and "Jewelry."
and a large amount il, we fear.
sunk in the former. Sunk. be.
cause people seem to ignore qu eli.
ty and durability; and to con cen.
trate their attention on show.
Of course genuine goodness is
dearer than nero show, because
it's worth more. For any. rational
being must acknowledge that
there Is precious little sat,sfac.
tion to be gotten out of show Il
the quality isn't bilind it. Al
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-10-10
Carefully Peruse our Bulletin Of Shoes and Hats.

Mems Solid Kip Brogans cents
Mems all solid High Cut Pow 90
Mems High Cut all solid Ties................ 90
Mems High Cut all solid Kip Ties. 25
Mems High Cut Water Proof Grain Ties......... 25
Boys best Kip Solid Brogans ans................." 75c
Mems Calf 81 Lace Shoes. 25
Mems Calf So Elastic Shoes. 25
Mems Calf High Cut Shoes ISL 90 and 25
Mems Bay State High Cut Shoes. oes..............$1 ST Is
Gents Satin Calf So Is Lace and Elastic Shoes. so
Gents Fine Calf Lace and Elastic shoes....... 90
Gents Fine Calf Hand.Sewed Shoes............. 90
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-11

A Fort worth Young Lady Creates
Immense Enthusiasm.

Pittsburg, Pa, Sept. 10.-The full
forces of the Grand Army are In the
city this morning and have complete
possession. Many departments arrived.
among them those OF Colorado. Wyom-
ing. Minnesota, Michigan and Missouri,
The parade of naval veterans took
place this morning with over 1000 men
under the command Of Rear Admiral
j. b. Osborn in line. The old salts
were cheered all along the line OF
march which extended through the
principal down town streets along Fifth
avenue and smlthheld street aud over
Allegheny. In the parade were carried
many historic relics Of naval warfare.
among them the torn and time stained
banner which flew over the good old
Kearsarge. when she added lustre to
the American standard on the high
seas. The formation took place at
o'clock and the parade moved at 10.
Miss Carrie Lowe, daughter OF General
l.. A. Lowe. of Fort Worth, Tex. was
in the parade carrying the colors OF the
Dupont Naval association OF Texas
She is a guest OF Admiral Osborn, hav-
ing stopped off here on her way to New
York. She was the lone representative
Of the Lone star state in the parade OF
the salts and her appearance created
unbounded enthusiasm. Commandment
w. S. auckland was in command Of the
armed camps which presented martial
appearance. The First ohio regiment
sons Of Veterans. occupied the right OF
linz. together with the armed camps.
The column was reviewed by the ma
tional officers from stand on Cedar
avenue Allegheny
Miss Daisy Little. the mascot Of the
naval veterans who arrived yesterday
from Cincinnati, was In the parade.
she was dressed In regulation sailor
uniform and marched beside Admiral
Osborn acting as his messenger. Alss
fittIe has been the mascot OF the or
Mutation since It's inception and II
General favorite among the tars. She
viii tomorrow occupy a place OF honor
IN the Grand Army parade.
The naval veterans went into their
,n,,,,ai convention this afternoon. Thir-
-. sg,,r associations were represented,
Comma ider- in-Chief ]. q. b. Adams
y, ,he Grand Army arrived this morn
a.. srorn the East on the headquartera'
.rsin together with his staff He was
asrnrted 10 the Monongahela house by
ss,ali ~ national guardsmen. and
go ~ music. Upon his arrival at
~ h6tei the national headquarters
W. formally opened and there was a
rush Of visitors ,.
es.ysrnor Pat.isou Of PennHylvania
ia here. AL the s'ste uu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-11
VETERANS TN line.
one Hundred thousand viii
March Today.
G. A. R. ENCAMPMEN1.
Miss Carrie Lowe Of Fort Worth
Wins Applause.
PARADE OF NAVAL VETERANS.
The Old rars chcered and Displayed
the Unrestricted Hammer From the
OLD Kcarsnrge-GencraI John n.
Gordon of Georgia Present--A Holt
day In Pittshurg Today.
PARADE OF NAVAL VETERANS.


Pitt HI:% SEPT. 1o-The FIRST
day of !. %, III ncampment, G. a.
r., has c. q IN, pthing but the
best can beSa W t. The weather
has been superb, s IDS large. anG
no accidents havel. ned to mar the
day. The marching Went Of the day
was the parade of the Naval Veterans.
who went over the rather long route
with a precision and excellence Of
drill that called forth the heartlest
cheers from the spectators. The veter-
ans numbered 1000 and were lead by
Rear Admiral osborne,
In the afternoon the ladies of the
G, a. Il. and women's Relief Corps
were taken through the city and sub
urbs in carriages, following which a
reception was held at the Mon, nglhela
house. The social event of the day
was a reception by Mrs. George West
inghouse at her suburban residence
Solitude" given to the visiting ladies
sople of the guests, who have attended
similar affairs ON many occasions. an
nounce this the most brillisnt ever Wit
messed. The floral decorations were the
finest ever seen in this city Henry
Watterson. Ex-Governor Beaver and all
the prominent national officers of the
G. A. Il. were present. Many reunions
were held during the day and evening
by members OF different regiments and
many were the "reminiscences exchang-
ed. Tonight the sidewalks are made
quate to accommodate the crowds that
throng them, and the roadways are
used along the main streets. Street
cars and vehicles are almost blockaded.
Innunerable bands are marching
through the down town streets sers-
nading the newspapers and prominent
people. one Of the features of the first
day Of the encampment was the per-
Torrance Of Fred N. Innis' new COM
position. war and Peace" at the eX-
~ siiion tonight and his spectacle,
dedicated to the encampmenu, WAS
given by the Thirteenth regiment band
OF New York, a grand chorus Of 400
local singers, accompanied by the
Pennsylvania National Guards, Ram
som No 500. G. A. II. OF St Louis, and
a battery OF artillery all under the d.
rectiou Of the composer, There We're
about 10000 people president, including
Commander-ln-C Adams and STAT
and others Of note.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-11
TINE NAVAL VETERANS.
Their Association Reported In Fine
Financial Condition.

Pttsburg, Pa. Sept 1O--The ninth
annual convention Of naval veterans
was held In the room OF the Al
legheny County Bar association this
afternoon. There We're 200 delegates
present. Rear-Admiral Osborne pre-
sided. His annual report showed a
very encouraging condition OF affairs,
Notwithstanding the defalcatiOn of the
fleet pnymaster last year, When the
Indianapolis convention adjourned
there was not dollar In the treasury
and the association was heavily IN
debt During the past year all the old
accounts have been settled, as we'll
as all bills of the present administra-
tlon. In closing Rear-Admiral o.
borne stated that having served four
terms. he would like TO be relieved
from duties OF his office.
National Secretary Bostwick's report
showed that charters have been Is
sued to seven local associations during
the year. In the cities OF Pttsburg.
Philadelphia, Battle, Me. Boston. An
napolis. Lowell and Rockford, III.
Second President Francis b.
Allen OF the Northern Ohio depart-
ment. proposed a resolution asking
congress at its next session to 80
amend the. laws regarding enlisted
men in the navy. that those compe-
tent may aspire to higher positions.
The resolution was supported by the
shipmades. and II was decided TO
memorlaslze congress As the law
stands, enlisted men can not rise
above the rank OF warrant officer.
After the presentation OF large
number Of resolutions which were re-
ferred. Francis Ballen OF Hartford.
Conn. was elected commander. The
convention adjourned until tomorrow
morning.
The "tars" brought their day 10
close by holding dog watch" 10 the
old city hall tonight. The hall was
magnlflcentiy decorated In nautical
designs in patriotic coiors. a number
81 distinguished speakers we're present.
among them Gov Patterson. Mayor
McKenna. OF Pittsburgi Mayor Ken
nedy OF Allegheny and Admiral os.
borne.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-11

chicago. Sent io--loiAhict Attorney
Dixon received copy OF the complaint
filed before United States Commissioner
Crawford or Sc. Paul against clarencs
c, Cheney. prcnldont OF che Bank Note
company aud John Holmes an em-
ploye OF the company, charging him
with violating the treasury laws In
printing the special warrants for the.
state Of Mississippi Warrants were
sent 60 Chicago because the defendants
both live there. The defendants rad
previously In expectation that the gov-
eminent would begin the prosecution.
agreed 10 come In voluntarily aud ieye
ball. Commissioner lioyne iiNed the
ban at 10000 zach and bonds viii be
given tomorrow, witch VIII bind the de-
fcndants 20 appear " s. Louis TOR
trial on November O.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-11

Washington Sent lo.4-1he proceed
ingH against the Misslsslppi state Of
fcials We're taken NJ the direction Of
Secretary Carlisle. and as the result
o. a consultation between him and the
cliiciaiT OF the department OF justice.
1t wns felt that IL no notice was taken
OF the Issue and distribution OF these
warrants by the state OF Missiaslppi
other states would. in ali probability.
follow suit and. the near Resemblance
OF the Issues 70 government sccurltiaa
would result W harm. The penalty ID
u line OF not moro than $500. or Inn
priHonmont at hard labor not more
than iiftoen years Tho opinion ilern
II that tho preeont case will be a test
The uttorney.general has directed
United States Attorney Ice at Jack
son, Miss. and Colonel DIRT at ST.
Lonia 20 prepare informRtlona looting
20 the prosecution OF the cases begun
today. Tho secret service agent, W. J.
Burns, at Jackson. today informed
Chief Haxen OF his action The agent
further reported that Auditor Stone was
arrested this afternoon and waived ex-
animation; that Governor Stone would
be arrested tomorrow morning. md
that Treasurer Evans was out OF the
rltv
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-11

corslcaua, lcS., Sept. 10, -'rhe Demo-
Gratis have gotten the campaign ma
chinery OF the county IN order and are
preparing FOR a rcd hot campaign The
pcpulists have been worklng hard for
a month or more and members ca their
campaign committee express them
selves as very confident OF carving the
county this fall, Richard Mays and
LIN Galloway nominees of the Duno-
cratic and Popullbt parties. respective
ly, have been holding Joint discussions
throughout the county the pnst week
and at several ot their IN sCtngs the
discussion wua very lively ANA much
Interest has been worked into their
canvass, In This county u Il Il hfht
unto death between the Democrats ana
popullsts and OF course there viii DO
mAhy dug-falls before the end,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-11
THE WEATHER.

Galveston. Tex, Sept 1O.-The high
pressure which was moving In from
The Northwest last night is central
over the southeastern Rocky mountain
slope tonight and dominates the wealth
a generally throughout the country.
The weather is generally clear over the
northwestern portion of the country
and elsewhere. rain amounting to 10
q an inch or nlore is reported from
Cairo, Cinclnn- jacksonville. Little
Rock, Memphis, Palestine and Pitts
burg,
Local forecast for Texas for twenty
four hours, ending midnight September
II: North Texas, Central Texas, gem
orally fair; cooler over East; station
ny over West portion; East Texas.
southwes- Texas, local rain. followed
BY fair, cooler; coast district. local
rains, cooler.