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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-23
THANKSGIVING.

This day set apart to Thanksgiving
aud praise was original with the
pilgrims OF Plymouth Rock. Until
about tho middle Of this century, It
was observed only BY the New Eng.
land states and by some of the vest
efn states settled BY New England
emigfants. The Purltans were 60 SGT
against church forms, aud against
anything like popery that "saint's
days." and Christmas among them,
were held In disrespect and never Oh
served. Hence Thanksgiving in the
earlier days held the pre-eminent
lplace % holiday, and even yet In
some New England states the seed Is
sown 10 the spring with day set
apart to fasting and prayer aud the
harvest made time of feasting and
Thanksgiving. In these later times
"Fast-day" 10 getting almost or quite
obsolete, but Thanksgiving has spread
Its bountiful table until the event
has become national, though It is still
celebrated 10 New England with more
honored observance than elsewhere.
Originally II was entirely state AZ.
fair aud the day appointed by the
governor. BY custom, it Vas always
on Thursday, and in November, but
each governor fixed his own Thurs
day, 20 that It sometimes happened
that different Thursdays were ap-
pointed in different states. We
think that Lincoln was the first presi.
dent to issue . national proclama-
tlon Of Thanksgiving and praise and
since that time It has become q Gus.
tom for every president to appoint
the last Thursday In November,
which il followed by proclamations by
the governors OF tho several sta tcs
appointing the same dav
Il 10 the custom iu lsew England t.
make this day the great home.gath-
erinR day. It Is tho day when the
sons and daughters and children and
grand children, gather in family re.
union at the old homestead. Some.
times hundreds or Thousands of miles
arc travelled 90 that the family circle
may not be broken and no New Eng.
lander, wherever he may be when
Thanksgiving day comes around, but.
either In body or mind, goes back to
the scenes Of his childhood.
It Is said Of Americans that they
have too few holidays. Perhaps Il
may be true, but It IL certain that no
Ipeople'have:invented more unique ,ori-
ginal and Appropriate holidays, and
Thanksgiving the earliest Of them all
bids fair to be one of the most gener.
al and continual.
Let US be thankful, aud II We know
Of poor mortal, in whose lot there
seems but little to be thankful
for, from our own stores of goods,
material or mental, We may or should
give HIM cause to be thankful. "And
1.-THE RfeNtASt Of thesA IN chaYitv.D
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-23
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n. P. HEl6QJlRTlRS,

Having leased the above
mouse, l ask the patronage
Of the public. A good table,
clean rooms, comfortable beds
and a well-ordered house at
reasonable rates.
HEALS AT ALL HOURS
R0eT. RUPERT, Prop.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-23

Tar q We ourselves 20 eonesrnsd
We believein, and 70 in for houses
a.tisles only Our stock sof
Watches, Clocks, Jewelly i 5
splendid one, for silverwsss & y.
stand unequaled, We can euaiaa,
tee oil our goods TO our cur g NJ.
Tor We know exactly Whist @ ~
and give our patrons, not in9 bIt
tho best and NEST durable thsf n
made; Wedding Ring, IN
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Wing bins were allowed:

H N Joy county poor. 8 Isl
DR. @ B Harris, in insane cases. AZ sol
H G Feldman grass seed. ...... sol
] T Brlden county poor. ....... 30 COL
O II johnson county poor. Is COL
DR. G B Harris services to poor. so 00|
DR. II J James services to poor.
bill 1913, allowed. cool
w e Coats salary. A COL
J e Ashley Jail supplies. 5000. 10 COL
Brandon johnson salary. 40 00|
Bechtel & Pratt county poor. 81 COL
H Brown county poor. ....... II COL
Neil Thomson cash paid for Co. ga ISL
3 Mcbride salary.. 90 COL
T Il Shaw 4 Co.. Co supplies. 25 20
A Mclean county poor. ....... 210l
w c Short county poor. ....... 90 COL
g T Lysengen road work. 800. 100 COL
Geo II McCabe presented an Official
bond which was on motion approved.
November 10th, full board present.
The following bills were allowed;
John Sutherland road work. $3.50 DOL
F Cheney wood for county,. 1s7 201
A n O'Connor salary aud de-
liverlng ballots. 5s7 As
Ella Bride salary. IS COL
id Winlaw salary............. 90 DOL
A n O'Connor service. ........ III 40|
Walker Bros county supplies. 100 sol
J f Mayer county poor. ....... 200
johnson s. Donovan bridge
work. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. liz 70
W r Bride salary and expenses 1a5 IS
c W Andrews Justice fees. 40
Edward Frost constable fees. 200
J II Spangelo justice fees..... SO
Is o Anderson for consable fees "a 20
FOLLOWING BILLS WERE ALLOWED:
~ e Countryman service to
poor. ................... Is IS
10 II Esterley wolf bounty..... / 90
VIM Rene salary. Is 90
Gillespie b Son board for poor
amount Of bill ga. Is allowed 10 Is
| w d Evans services to poor
bill $500 allowed. .......... IL so
II ] Brown comfy DOOR,. IL 90
Farr0W service in Boucher
DR. ( d McDonaid service ;;'i in ~ "
Boucher case bill tl6 allowed. IS 90
F A Hart for typewriter. ...... IS 90
" @ Short supplies. ........... 30 g.
Mrs Gerardlne county poOr.... e. 10
PIONEER EXPRESS supplies. 80. 80 IS
Reinholt guarding insane.... 500
Stinson Bros & Morris for
L NnNnkV V,0NR m OK
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PElfBINA
Building aat Loan Association.

P4HsrxA. NORTH DAKOTA.
wssss 4 - eeussy. WSss ysa 81 ssssssl I'd
pay he AoAthly aies. No othsI poy0oofO ~
b b na3e. ed u ifoD stx % EXIT yoose -
~ Heo5S. Ii1sss1 y -. -
=. D, DooG4n, 0.0.TRoarabW.
SSoastasv. rssAdint.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-23

County Com'r 4th, Dist, ] d Gordon,
do snd, Dist, Thos Haldorson,
Location OF the Blind Asylum, at
Bathgate
Removal and relocation Of the
county seat, defeated.
November 18th. Full board pre-
sent.
Resolved that lots l and 3 block s,
Colombe's addition to South Pembina
be released from ill sales previous to
1890. for tho amount Of the original
sales.
Board decided not to take action on
any election bills until their next
meeting. f I,
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For Information, timo cards. maps,
and tickets. call on or writ6, F. c
WARNER, Pembina, or CHAS. s
FEE. General Passenger Agent, 81
Paul, MINI.
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Resolved that Geo II McCabe be ap.
pointed as sheriff to al the vacancy
caused by A II O'Connor's reslgna.
tiOn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-15
PERSONAL POINTS.

An heirloom in the possession of two
Washington girls, the Misses Reynolds,
great-sranddaught OF the first Presl:
dent Harrison, shows that the chlel
magistrate escapes some horrors now
that lie once had TO endure. 1t IS a
chair presented to him by the ladies' OF
Indiana. Black cloth, embroidered IN
raised aud cut worsteda in design OF
American eagles and stars, lilies and
roses, is the material OF which 1t is COM
posed.
All the servants who were in Queen
yictoria's household during the lifetime
of the prince consort receive each
Christmas pieces of silver, in the shape
they prefer, up to a certain value Ihey
are sent, with large, black bordered
card, inscribed: with good wishes
from her majesty and the prince con-
Sort,
Six alumnm of Vassar college are
studying in tho postgraduate depart
.ment at Yale; four alumn4 OF recent
classes are studying medicine, one OF
these in the newly opened medlca,
classes to women in Johns hopkins anu
one graduate is studying law IN 'he
University OF the City OF New York.
Miss Herbert, who2is '.the cabinet
lady" of the household OF the secretary
shades OF lavender, pink and blue, com
bined with white. She wears the last
color SO frequently that she might
almost be called "the woman in white"
Miss Alice Cooke has been appointed
lecturer in history of Ovens college,
Manchester This is the first time a
woman has been appointed in universe
ty college in England as lecturer to
mixed classes of men and womea.
Two OF the young women students in
Michigan university walk two and one
half miles day, rain or shine, from
their homes IN time to attend their
classes, and are always we'll prepared IN
their lessons.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-15
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

MI ,,rol;et- Samuel Lockwood: IN:
n Hd;oJ ot.his home in Freeho old, ~ "a a., !,
Fri6ay aged seventy-fve years ;re
wos Iorn IN Mansfield, Nottingham ~
Enclon3 He was graduated 1ron ~
University of the City OF NsS o. = .ira
1877. He was also graduated ttT ,n..;nsI
New Brunswick (N. ~ iheoJ TO
Seminary in 1850, and was Itc :el ~ the
preach bv the New York claSsinc slS ,,as-
toretes in Cortland and Gilboa IN ohlo.
President Peixoto, OF the 6ra aa,a Of
renublic, was for years schoolil s.t, ~
w 9s'GfS ronemeyer, president OF man
nfacturine concern in Demmler,: IL
Mr. Cronemeyer is a German by olltn'
and vas educated with PelXoto IN ny
old German town OF Detnotq.
Brazilian was twelve years old' DuI
hibited even then traces OF porn
err of men. while he was youth u
ceptional mental gifts.
A man was arraigned in Lon!on
court Tor creating 4 nuisance oy piaS th
n ba1oipe. The court ruled thai tne
bagpipe is musical instrument 80
went Scot free. Whether or noC !.ie "
cision is a musical one IS ques'iot.
Every crowned head OF Europe, WIN
the exception of that OF turkey, IS G
scended from one OF two siste.s, -
daughters of Duke Ludwig Rudolpn, u
Brunswick W olfenbuttel, VINO lSeu
about $50 years ago.
The thermometer registered AZ oei low
zero at Chippewa Falls January .; tue
lowest point reached this winter. Many
persons had either their hands, ears OF
nose frozen.
Treasure Island" heads the list OF
Mr.. stevenson's popular successes. y! ~
is in its forty-eighth Thousand: e.
latest book, "Catriona," IS IN us VI
teenth thousand.
New York State hasn't any debt ous
New York City owes enough founo
500, 900 900 or SOTO make it up.
The original MS. of Walter Scotts re-
view of Maturin's novel, Women" was
sold in London lately for $50
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-15
California Excursions.

The we'll known Phillips Excursion
Company have arranged to run weekly
excursions to all principal California
and other Pacific coast cities from all
points on the Baltimore & Ohio railroad.
The parties will leave the east on
Wednesday of each week, commencing
January H. and passengers will be
booked through to destination. There
are no Pacific coast tours offering rs
good accommodations at less expense.
For full information address a. Phillips
& Co., No. Ill S. Ninth street. Philadel-
phia, or call on nearest ticket agent
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-15
RlNEHART g. TATUM,
CITY BANK BUILDING,
Telephone 2ls llal5i Room Nad.
TO IElTL

Store room 11O3 Market street, best location LOT
drug store in the city. :,
Store rooms 1928 Main street POSSESSION u
either at once or april 1. 1894.
Office rooms Egerter Block. most moueEH III
the city. ,-
seven-roomed dwelling. modern im M 6E;o
ments. very large, beautiful yard at % JIM
street. -,
seven.roomed dwelling. % South Frontstree
elegant location.
SeveTroomed dwelling p South fenn SIT Tr:
Six-roomcd dwelling. with all modern LIZ
prOVements, 126 South Penn street
Room specially suited for mandolin cruz.
Seven-roomed dwelling. q South Penn stte'-
Six-roomed dwelling, 126 South Penn stEeth'
Six-roomed dwelling, 12S South Penn slfeel-
SiX=roomed dwelling, 23I7 Eon street
Six-roomed dwelling. 2I20 Eotf street
SiI-roomed dwelling. 921 Market street;
Five-roomed dwelling, III Twenty-nlnthS Street,
Five-roomed dwelling, 1416 Woods street.
FIve-roomed dwelling. o9I0 Eoff street.
Four-roomed dwelling, Is Twenty-httn Street
Four rooms, second floor. 80 Thirteenth sHt9-
FOur-roomed dwelling, 10 South York street
Four-roomed dwelling, 16 South YORK sttee-
FOur-roomed dwelling. 262S Market street
Three rooms. No. 1856 Alley IL
Three rooms. 1884 Market street
Two rooms. IS Twenty fifth street.
Lawyers Offices, Chapline street, near Ci5
Building.
Three-roQmed house. $50 National Road. Pos
session now, 81. il,
Four rooms, p South York street Possession
now.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-15
Tie -onern To-nichr.

OF the company which ls to appear
here in German opera this evening a
New York paper says: The Ferenczy
Comic Opera Company made its, debut
last evening at the Irving Place Theatre
in Carl Zeller's der Vogelhaendler;
Braves greeted the principals at the
end OF each act, and flowers were not
forgotten. The company is certainty
one OF the best ever seen here. Its
stars are Carl Schulz and Lucie Verdier,
both of whom have big regulations on
the other side. Schulz was stocky,
picturesque adam. the TyroIean, the
role formerly played here by Marie
Tempest. He has an excellent baritone
voice, and was twice encored for the
nightingale song. AS the Brief ChristeI,
Lucie Verdier became favorite at once.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-15

ABOUT a year ago took violent at
tack of la grippe. l coughed day and
night for six weeks; my wife then sug-
gested that try Cnamberlain's Cough
Remedy. AT first could see no differ
ence, but still kept taking it, and soon
found that it was what needed. If l
got no relief from ono dose took an
other, and it was only few days until
I was free from the cough. think
people in general ought to know the
value of this remedy, and take pleas
ure in acknowledging the benefit I have
received from it. MADISON MUSTARD, OF
way, Ohio. 25 and so cent bottles for
salo by Chas. r. Goetze, w. w. Irwin,
C. f. Schnepf, Chas. Menkemeller, W. i.
Williams, S. L. Brice, a. E. Schcelc,
w. Menkemeller, John Coleman, Rich
ards G McElroy, W. Fl. Hague. Wheel
ing; Bowie s; Co.. Bridgeport, and B. F.
Peabody & Son, Benwood, druggists.
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ryyo DELEGATIONS

Corried BIZ the Austraiih-o .I,o
T5,on, the Queen and the othei I
Provisional Government. nj,
s,x FeASc1sco, Jan. 1S.-Ihe ASST
cioted Press correspondent, Writing W
der date of December "a. an hour o, W.
after the news of Minister WINS ue
mand upon the provisional government Gu
had hacome known in Honolulu, says
t.Tbo 4own ia wild with excitement. All
the provisional troops have neeh Or
Jared to be on the alert, ana sha[p-
shooters are already coming INTO TUG
city. t,,oamar.
"Both the government and :he AInei-
lean citizens believe the American i iiint
lister is playing game OF pun; ,1ut IT,
he will back down. Cleveland Poi!Cs
will havs to meet Americans resluinS
here in battle array, each man armed TO
the teeth.
The Australia had delegations aboard
representing both the provisional gov
eminent and tho ex-queen- among
them were E. C. NIacFarlane, A. r
Peterson and Sam Parker, OF the queen
advisors and Minister i. a. Ihurston
and F. NJ. Hatch, the latter being vice
president of the advisory council OF the
provisional government None OF the
gentlemen had much to say Mf.
Thurston declared that everything was
quiet when he left the islands.
"You have received papers contain
ing President Dole's reply to the de-
mand OF Minister Willis?" said Mr..
Thurston. Regarding my instructions
and future action. am not at liberty to
talk"
The Australia also brought state
ment from correspondent Honolulu
to the effect that ex-Queen Liliouka..
lani has entirely abandoned all hope OF
ever regaining the throne of Hawaii,
and is now perfecting arrangements for
bringing claim against the United
States for an immense amount OF money
The correspondent says that this in
formation comes from a source which
makes it trustworthy, that agents OF
the ex-queen, now in the United States,
have informed her that American senti-
ment generally is against her restora-
ton and in favor of the annexation OF
the islands. and that all further efforts
on her part to regain her lost position
will be utterly useless.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-15
MORNING SMILES

N1andy-"Land aakes, Josiah, these
city folks are awful plain spoken"
.Iosiah-.'How DO YOU know 2" Mandy
-"Didn't> YOU notice the gentleman
standin' by tho carriage we passed 2"
josiah Yes" Mandy-"Just as | got
opposite he said right out loud, a nan
som, lady "-Chicdgo Inter Ocean.
Longllaired Visitor midly)-"I-er
suppose YOU like to have people write
for your paper?" Busy Editor with
out looking up)-"Write for my paper?
Yes, sir, yes, sir, providing they don't
fail TO enclose the subscrlptlon, prlce.
Just as soon they'd come iorlt, though.
What; going SO Q. soon on sorry. oono
in again. -bHgdto courier.
GIVE been looking for my husband
for the last two hours" SAID an 2gitateo
woman to calm one. Don De eA-
citod 4 madam y replied the latter.
.ITI,,at 1,a,,.l Coi-ipo Tor a hushand for
We pcet - ~ = na,,,,.,o
the last twenty-five years. -Hd'pef s
First Girl-ffeudle LOOK SteaS oea d
of vine Mt dinner Yesterday. Second
Girl--I noticeil First Girl-It went
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-15

Arizona, New Mexico and Oklahoma,
and SO it may be by way OF countering
on the Democrats but it is not good
business for tile country. There is a
good deal to e.sald, tits true, in favor
Of Utah and New Mexico, especially il
Utah be hitched on to Nevada. but
Arizona and Oklahoma should be out
OF the question.
II his speech in the house Mr.. Payne,
OF New York, said thatin the first d raft
OF the Wilson bill ad valorem rates
were put Gil all lead used in paints.
Then tho duties were made specific and
increased. This followed the visit to
Washington OF q prominent official OF
the lead trust, Democrat and a former
West yirginian. Tho reference is to
Col. w. p Thompson. who seems to
have brought Prof. Wilson to time.
n tho interview between Lilioukalanl
and Minister Willis the minister in
sisted that the government OF the
United States was responsible for the
overthrow of her little monarchy. The
ex-uueen insisted that she and the
monarchy were bundled out together
bv her own subjects. There should be
no such vital dizagreements between
friends.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-15
Ricc andEWonI.

There is no free trado nonsense about.
itwhen you come to rice in tho Wilson
bill. You won't fcd it anywhere near
wool. Wool is on the free list, Rice is
comfortably planted in the .duti&blo list,
and the committee has not was Ted on it
any OF its ad valorem nonsense
It's = specific duty OF ono and a hall
centa pound, and the ad valorom
equivalent il. eighty-tour per. cent. But
one difference between rice and wool is
thatrire is not . raw MATERIAL Ii is
finished product Another .di fferenco IS
that the north can't raiseis.
The rice OF the south is ,'all right.,'
# must DO protected, the Chicago plat
form Notwithstanding. Itisn't "nncon-
stitntional, Of "a fraud" to protect Your.
base OF operations.
TIN Re publican national executive
COMMITTEES must htnk t good politics
to zrecomnleEd the nd n1iission Of 3. q tab.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-15
at tho Press Club.

at the Press Club Saturday evening
Mr.. Roland Reed and several members
of his company. his cousin, Mr.. Vir-
ginius Berry, and other prominent
Wheeling gentlemen, were entertained
at an informal lunch. A pleasant
feature was the presence of Mr.. j. d.
Ihmsen, now of the far northwest, who
was tina clubs first secretary and one of
it's founders. A very pleasant evening
was spent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-15

teryiew with the woman ne teiIs sN =,
character OF her chosen chest trle 'tll; 81
and adds witha significance that musS
have been intended to impress press. Lug
President: ,oon
From these and other facts when n sff be
developed fee! satisheq tn Hent OF restoration
co. ne overthrow OF that constitution the ong
forced on the unwiLing g qu ceoa5titutionnl and
limited government, and the absolute uotAt litot
OF the queen
That is to say, despotism would FOL
low restoration. Heads and property
are NOT safo under that kind OF govern
ment. But the Cleveland adminl sf,rl
ton rode the minister with the spur
and he Kept to his work When the
minister had secured from the queen
the written agreement which WAS the
prerequisite of my further actions ne
followed it up at once with his demand
on the provisional government to step
aside and let the ex-quecn in. What
would pledges and agreements be With
q half-ciYiiiZed woman after the over
throw OF constitutional and limited gov
ernment," and she monarch having
"absolute dominion.
This is the business which the gov
eminent of the United States has been
secretly engaged for all these months
conspiring with jack-leg monarchists to
give them absolute dominion over the
lives and property OF mon OF our own
blood, in intelligence and virtue the
EQUALS OF the best. No wonder the
President aud hia friends are sick OF
their bungled job. Mr.. Cleveland has
written the most disgusting chapter in
our history. The more the people know
Of it and think on it the more they will
resent it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-15
OMAHA. NEB., May 5, 1891.

I have tried great many remedies
for headache, and KKAUsE's HEADACHE
CAPSULES knock it quicker than any
thing I ever tried. d. w. MCVEA.
Sold by Alex T. Young, John Klari,
Wheeling, and Bowie & Co.. Bridgeport,
Ohio.