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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-05-03

Josiah NaZeJl. d veteran OF the war
OF 1901 and & citizen OF this state.
was d co-sglr1p tive in the second
stage when he Joined the army, and
IL the close Of the war he was per
fac-ly well Mr. Mezeu cured him
@e.:s = : simple way, ~t-ics1 7r07e,4 :
remarkable cure n his case. He
says
was suffering with terrible
cough aud was growing weaker and
thinner every day when I entered
-Ls Confederate army. C0-sur- Dtl01
vas rapidly getting the mastery of
M Camp life exposed me 10 all
Kinds Jt weather. and sometimes 7
slept on the ground with 10 blanket
% protect me from The cold. damp
earth When convenient I made a
-l-wlld knot Ere. When . knot
MAS burned 10 pitch. the fire was-ex-
--L--Il5-ad with water The smoke
-.ZeI pitch vapor arising from the EuO-
were inhaled through nv rgs-rlLs-
kept UP this practice until 1855.
when discovered that I had no cough
AID was perfectly cured OF the dis
ease could not recommend this
remedy % those who ara IN the third
stage. but IN q case similar 70 mine
It vii. effect 3 remarGa5te cure in
every instance Atlanta C0us-itu-
ron
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-05-03

The boot and shoe exhibit at a re-
cent international Industrial exhibit
ton leads one TO view with alarm the
prospective fate Of the human pedals
The wide variety Of ingenious shapes
shown in boots dLscloses the fact that
the human foot II modern times has
ceased To have ! shape Of It's own.
The one principle which stands out
most prominently n all the schools
0f the shOeuakIn- art : -hIs-that
there : but one recognized toe on
the human foot. The other exc-es-
cacCes ara not 10 be Countauareed
Or tolerated The definition approved
BY all boot u0dlsras Is that the hui
man foot i variable aggregation
consisting Of four par-s-rLe heel. the
t1step, the ball and the great toe.
4 generation or two more OF CuI-
curs and bsredI-y under the Ora
CONAN laws imposed by the boot art
ISIS viii doubtless see the human foot
sim gllEied and improved by the grad
ual elimination u four supertiu0us,
Useless and inarcIsrIc frontal p-Ojec-
c101S. Answer
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-05-03

Charles H. O'Brlan has invented a
curious musical Instrument. which ne
has named the chImagraph- IL con
slsts Of . series OF tuned bells OF sew
eral descriptions and sizes, stringed
instruments, tuned wood pieces, steel
pieces and drums, all connected by
electric wires TO = distant keyboard
and capable OF being played az almost
any distance. Several Instruments
played in this manner he has named
the harpophoCe- They consist %
s-eeI wires tuned and played by cleo
TIC hammers, While operating this
machine, Mr.. O-Br.au has discovered
that . piece OF soft iron rapidly mag
n4-lZed and dan2cretIzed viii pro
juce = clear musical tone, which can
easily be varied ar the VIII OF the OPP
erar0r.-Kennebec Journal
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-05-03

Mother. said q little girl, looking
I'd from her book, what does trans
atlantic mean
Oh. across the Atlantic, Of course.
Don't bother me
Does trans always mean across II
i suppose II does. II You don't
stop botherIng me with your quss-
tlors, you'll 90 10 bed p
Then does transparent mean 4
cross parent
Ten minutes later that little girl
was resting on her little couch
London Judy
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-05-03
IRON CLAD NOTES.

We 127e Tor sale iro1ci851o-s waving
al TIE exezp 5i1-s with other binding Tea
1res, prepared by he Solicitor Cereal
Il the Blue Ridge C5rC1ic. which i PRO
a0C1ce,3 the strongest and best note IN *
istsUea. Il leaves 10 Loopt0le tors ClIsh.3r-
esz man 20 escape from paying his ooLIEz-
tich- While It : approved by honest u&a.
We send a1ooz Of one hundred rc.ss. With
stub, post paid 90 4ay address ourzcei :. o.
50 cts, OF > book OF 61y coses 8or z5.z:.
Address Marietta (Ga. yo1r,Ar
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-05-03
JOURNAL FOR 81.

Owing TO the ssrIugeEcT o. money mat
ts-s, and with ) view 20 increase CIR sub
criptiCu LIST, We viii seci The Marietta.
Journal Tor cash one ysar Tor one tollar.
SIX moushs for 6f-y ceacs and three month
for 25ctz IN the county. AT credis sub
.criplicus at The Old rate, $3.50. Drop
into the Journal oSsca All s4ar= yogr $40
acrspcio, WITH The 4,I.torL
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-05-03

L bill was once stuck On the shop
window Of 3 rradesman IN the Fried
richStrasse. Berlin, setting forth that
these premises are temporarily
closed owing 10 the marriage Of the
proprietor. To De reopened in %
minutes. " Notwithstanding
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-05-03
ADMINISTRATORS SALE


4-reea1.T 10 II order Of the court u
ucl-El-T % Cobb County. viii l,- sd -
AZc11C- n the court house DIOR Ct SAL
county. q the first Tuesday IN Mag aex--
within he legzl hours Of said, the follow
.1g rrnre-5E t0-~it- O1a house and IL.
Il Tie t5a1 OF A-stsIL Cobb county. G2
zcoT1 - the Gus Jackson lot, Containing
one t1Er-L or IN 1cre, more or less bound
g. 3 tg-1Es. On the Forth By La11s-s
STREET, vest b! B-scz street. east By Pratt
s--ea- III >rClL ~ Cu.0red 1EathoC.s.
church Also 0ca lo1se AMI Lot IN tie
;1wz O. AEstel - Aforesaid z10E1 j.
the Joe kesTy house ard -at. couatci--
one eighth Of Il acre, more - less
bounded a. C-L1Es % the north ste
oy RCcs@y street. ~es1 ay Pratt stree
south BY ! L. --vtcesS and asst -
Z ACZ.sgs land al in the 18Th Dist. Il
md Section Of Cotd CoEcrv ga. SOD L;
The property q Bo1v P. Peastsr. ll.s ..
said county, deceased Terms cash Tn,
10Th Day Q. April 1894. L Il. IRVINE
Admin Istrg-o-
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-05-03
GEORGIA-COBB COUNTY.

Whereas. 7. D. Power, admin fs-rs.5-
o; W. ;. Byrd. Represents to the c7c-z =
MS petItlo1- duly fled And e1.ered o. rea
cord, that he has fully administered Y
J. Byrd estate This Is therefore 10 c..
al persons CorCe-1ei. kindred and cxe,5--
tors TO Sow cause, il 4nT -hey can. VII
SAID l1r-lctst-2tor should not be dtsclsrz.
Cd Eou lis administration. and receive
letters O. 1isuIzsioa On :he irs1 M035Av
IN July, 1854 !. ". STONE. Ordln4rz
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-05-03

F-S- Ia scc-- % s1asr saitcTs And .ha ecrean-Ti
Il 1.sls.s All sGrgA1to II. L9a-z III - eSI45AE"
III u - 5s1sC1s, = -1=zr =sn Scsstety e g
S-CZEl GC3 OWN LE--5ETE. 1E-1A-44-s-
vi AFEOE1 CURE
WOMESs D'7n ysz VAR . ga :--sd C LA
~EAENEzS VIII -rsatz-z11 tAa- ys1 ES1 Use b
e1c-s wIsh1Cs Laz1---s--z. Our ~cn-zsT11 r sss-
-4rs ka4 erred cthers- WIZ not ycCt TT =
CATARRH, and 91seazas q ID SKI. 5~--2 :.
Easrr. Liver aa3 Eksrsvs.
STPHILIs-Tle ucss :I5Li- sats s-3 sL5a:i1T-s
ssuet7. 4 csu-Lsts Cure Guaranteed
SKIN DISEASES CT ~ kids sz<s1 E2.es
many 1r1E=~ kSvs =E1-at
EssATE RAL DISCHARGES 7rcElf1T
c1-si Z : ~ tIgs. GszzcE s-r= III z1ts. EalI
I1..l--34 q 80 ND Eis111-reEa.
TRuT- AND FACTS,
- Nl-= TRAD GAGS e Cl-c1zE Diseases Elss
lTs tI-Is1 - Zse c1-=6 - t1s 6Ic34 CT c-s.sc
Specialists. 2-Fs.-lIs 51,1 E1a,lLcaL laizzs-sas.
%REHEHBE Ser, t.-8s EGsrs u hcps fsc T1f-
CCcs7-If -a11-. Ia ygZ L. WASTE TA-IA2s2
-LEg- 1t-Iz- 81 srel=1EA-1 81 cEs:g.
BEN EEsE - E-ag All Ehzag trEa1Z3sceI W
T-7s 1s cess Ard -1ss scientific z-sa1,la1t Ii c1't4sc
ST. 2El:=@-4s L1F ~ eaz 70 l1rz egr saEs a.
EE1L--- --ag--ac+ Tree caEsu,-aaCc IL ss
C5ss - 5- III, -e1r-Eg1 sz1=t1aszsc A1t
cl-s1-4 @L-1e.4 1aCs :-sss1ac1 e41
ca =-zz = MATURITY a cdsss. Se11 91c
Sg-gl1,- INK NJ. eJr Neg. NJ. :, tn- W1-sc-
w. ). - Sin 7ss Asses. send lie f1r 64CaZs Ezt
eca2G= 71ok t-1- u y ant T11-a1 Ii e1Ers6g,7-3
s--s a-i=-scssi promptly. 5-zEess strictly cscE
: - ia s=-s t-ss from o1ae-Tl-
@1-- -2=-s- - 7- rA1s-rs bazIs All czsEoess
A---zsa - III - D E. HATHAWAY 4 CO.
= -. Er!s4 j. Asl41% 11sS
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-05-03

q j Kemp " = EeheI=y. :.
WI.-E4Zs- = a. hare 1-lGe 4pr.icaI.o1 -
Change Of he ruaG cee7 0E The Mare
and Dallas road rom Noses creeG .
Guess sop OF the south side Of the pres,
sa- -oslz The revtaEe-s recommend sze
ch@1-e - axe Dl4CE Is follows, Beginning
3. T5r1 @ cL= Dallas ard Wills RiC4 roa.5-
411 running 54At along the old road 7Hs4F Is
Used prior 90 the ve3r 1864. z1d 70 Ct1ss
the Crsez - The old bridge pace 4zf =
s1.l1~ t1e old road ou- e the upland at
tlz1 turn IN ; souc1>easterly IIrac1.cz
-rrg-zl ..EGs Of J. d G4rersLL and -Ee-
passing into .h= and If Eeurv CoLl-s
-e8- t-4 Corner lI the Johns I4-6- ar
t1eZ -4---c- l1-g : scAke1i route and f0lL1w
--- & zCross the AL Of sid Collins. a.
-1=1 through the land q ". ; Moore ar
-1.=-sec-lzZ E--h tE= present and 0rlEi-zE
24-.e.-s I'D Dallas road st Kirk : CLace.
Or school Lg-.e- The ROAD has beer =.
viewed nd marked ozs 81. the C0Em-s,
s.ocsrs an = report thereof uzde On ca--
oT t1sE- 81 Persons Re notified rs
SAID zrq-lC&tl11 for sad change Of rca5
VII Is heard AZ ny Office on the 18th Gzg
o.. May CeZ-. and Il n Legal Cause IL
shown 10 the contrary. IN order .5r Ia
same vii he granted. This 5cA 64y
April. 1884
:. = STONE, 0rii1arv
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-05-03
ATTENTION FARMERS +,

Ay Cleveland Bay Scaltlou E29s61r-
No 500. vii make The saaso- 81 1854 n
AE-erso1 c,ASle II Gt-Iec.z aud nv
Lra1 eight miles south Of Marietta Terms
$500 1tsee1 dollars 40 insure due wEan
-A-e Is known 10 be il t14I IT traded
--se vii ae taGe1 % prevent accidents
lGl I'D TBS 5s14l.sv assumed should Srv
ccc-r- dAGE> 7. ANDERSON.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-05-03

10 Wloo Il may coccsrZ r & Re--
yacr A-1-cts1rscOr OF Mrs Z G. RE1y2-.
c s'-s2.zt-- Las n due form applied 10 -
C1-zrs- zs-ed f1- leave 70 sell Tia .41Es te-
.o-gEE - the estate Of the sagt GeceasasL
and SAL pp.icatic- VII be heard % TIE
--s- L1c1lE n MAJ next Tbs Ar
II $50 +. u. STONE. Ordi1a--
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-05-03
eRaguisF Graduates
YOUNG AEE
MIDDLE

YOUNG AEE
MIDDLE
AGED HEE
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IlEsI 1E- -
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E.AZS q
Sa1 =1c-szz-
ELFE5AZC2 Il
Llz Ezs q e.
zEszE1t4s ~
We 2l5zs eTR
AID CeE1rE1 ~
Al 6sCr@Es -
MEN. Who hLrs
EsR..--..r -1ETz
c2e9 x 1-.5ssza4
cr1sE4 e Tn
ara al 5srLz
frrn EE.
Ycusk AID Ec&s
~=a1 Are rz-
GUS AMI MD
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-05-03
CaSrOria.

- CIsz1rL2 IS So veil 1tapca,3 10 children c.af
recommend L IL superior 20 N rs,r -5is,-
Known 20 ne
4 l. Azczzz " d.
=. So Oxford St. Brooklyn, y y
90 Qur rcEsi-GL1s IN t1= children t.ra-1
rlsn5 have Spoken highly q t1e.- az2e-l
ence n tier 2Ucsils pr,4sdiee Win -;-s5cri.l.
I'D G-EEoC-n We onIY have a1gC- c-
MEDICAL supplies wh4z Is known Ii r,.-,l...s
-r'2dI-.1s, ye6 We are free. 90 confess thaa the
merits Of Casroria his Won Us . lQcG VIE
6zvQr upon T.
CSrrEC Egsrrr1L aso DLs7gss4zz-
5s,sCg1- Lass
-t-Lzy e. SM--z, E~ss.,
.rraZ Street, View York City.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-05-03
GE0RGIA-ClBB cn-NTE-

Whereas, N n. Sessions, admin .s-ra.7-
OF H B y s-.ls, represents 20 the Court
N his petition, duly fled and eurareG N
record that he has fully aim .uFs.sred I.
B Wallis esr4ce This Is therefore 70
cite Oil persons Concerned. kindred ard
creditors. TO show cause. Il 81y they ca.
wy SAID adm ntstrstor should not De us,
charged IRON his administration and -
Ceive letters OF iisl-tzsion On the first Mon.
day in May 1891
81 " STONE Cr-rifra--
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-05-03
Cas-o-f1

-Cas55ri1 Il Ii ezce--eu5 medicine s5r ckaz-
iran H5Czsrs L-~s repeatedly Tod RE Of Is
good =fTscG lpoc their cf-ILrau
D.. e. c, ]s.=oo3,
r,---zg Ma
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-05-03

a. Csst0rl1 Is the best rerrze,5T for clz1f-sn Ct
waish On -esls I.llc5e,i- hope TIE d1y = Let
s-- Instant when mothers VII consider the -eaI
INTEREST 3t shay cl -,s-s1- aat Use C.I.s15ri1 IL
sEs11 gt the v1FilU. llz,Ls,iz 1os1r1Es " Lch Ire
destroying their Iag u ones, By t5rcize- 1pirlr1-
morphine, soothing syrup and othsr hu-rf1L
agscEs down 5i-s-r 1h-Gais. thereby ssn.t-1.s
Eae11 - grsCl45u-s .gC1v=s.'
d. :. T. GrEcEz-0E-
Cou~1T, AK
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-05-03

The Ceztzz- Company. II Nz
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-09
COMMUNICATION.

Editors Of the HloH1a HxPn1ss:
The farmers Of our Red River Valley
have got the flag fever and / notice
every bushel Of fax grown here is
being shipped out Of the valley, and
there will be flax shipped in the spring
to supply the demand from the
FRnssIsn thistle beds Of South Dako-
ts,more likely than not, at an advance
Of so Dor cent on. the present price.
There 10 good opening, for some one
to get . handsome. profit on a small
Investment. I know some farmers
that intend sowing leo acres of fax.
But the point I wish you to emphasize
10 the great danger Of getting our far
|ms., seeded with that terrible pest
tho Russian thistle. I do not know
that IL would DO going too farif the
comfy commissioners would pass q
bylaw to prohibit any person ship
ping in fax for seed. II you think
this worthy Of your attention I think
it would b we'll to bring the matter
before farmers ~ soon % possible, 20
they may secure homegrown seed
befors it IL Ill shipped out.
Yours truly,
wv. RoaERs.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-09
Married,

BREToN-MIcHAUD-At. the Presby.
tefian maaee, Pembina, N. D., Nov
9th. 1874, BY Rev. r. Johnston,
Ama6les Breton, Of Letellier, Man,
tain, Man.
YouMANs-BELL-At the residence
+ Of the brides parents, toilette. on
Wednes3ay, NOV; 7th, 1894, BY Rev,
j.. @. Moore. Mr.. d. ], A. Yon.
mans 20 Miss Annie Bell, both OF
Toilette, n. d. y
R1YN6LDs-ABRANs--AtG Great Ealls
Montana Wednesday, Oct. alst. Mf
John Reynolds, of Great Falls to M
Maude Abrams, Of Pembina II. 10.
MISS Abrams has many friends herr
who join usin. congratulations.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-09

(d;ss..':' = VIVA rsss'ssP sn''n. Fri
Smith stssrnsi wash -the city Mon.
day Tor short time.
J. q. ASiami s,sas down from Wal.
halls satuidi " 81 oprheu.
r. q. Hurt, 81; Psmbins, was 10
town. Thufs4 yof llst week.
Mr.. and Ms. ". 4. Robert. resttn.
LED Thursday, from VISITING friends in
Michigan = =
Attorney Bosard. Of Grand Forks
was 10 the city the first Of the week
Ion business. /. -.
An. sohnsdn, orDrayton was in
town, Thursday. for a short time.
/ ,. Hutchcroft and Jas. Mcculn
went to Pembina, Friday. on business.
Wsnted-A girl for the winter,
must be good cook, washer and ironer
apply, :.
/, 1918 Mis-. c. II. AssE1sr1Nza
Three Or four wagon loads Of cava-
ller leelanders passed through town,
Thursday, enroutej for Psmbina. to
obtain their citizen papers.
CT. Harmon, J ID. Trenholm, ]. @.
Monnet, Geo. Laney we're among those
from Bathgate. who attended the
Pop" rally Saturday evening at this
place. !; i =
There vas ,rstpee At Henry Hess,
Wednesday evening Of last week, and
someone s1iped. some geese. Henry
says that he will see about things.
sure pop.
Married-At Bathgatc, N. D.. Nov.
and, by Rev. Father Genin, Mr..
John Hennesy TO- Miss Maggie Gun.
min. We wish the happy couple much
JOY, and long life.
Arthur Brooks failed to put in his
appearance at the Pop" rally. Tues
day evening Of last week. The fol-
lowing gentlemen made short address
es: ". Douglsss.of Drayton, Q. ].
Lutes, of Crystal, Jas. Dobie and s.
MCLAUGHLIN: The rally was grand
failure.
There was a ."Pop." rally in the
city hall, Saturday evening, W. II.
Standiah was the1peaker Of the eve.
ming, Smith Sttmmel being detained
at some other place. Rev. Jephcott
was elected chailnan;of the evening.
Nj. standish disessed: the issues Of
ehe:day from'a "fop." stand point,
but failed pnakS much Of an i'm.
preston on bis republican and demo.
cratic auditors. e :,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-09
There ID M Rov.lp o,d

To public favor any more than to
learning. This is true, ut all events,
In America where intrinsic excellepce
is necessary to secure and retain The
popular favor. The reason the North.
western line is one Of the most popu-
lar railroads. is that its service is not
only always upto date but away ahead
OF the date. In our opinion, this is
the best line between Chicago and the
Twin Cities.-Thc Excursionist, Chi.
cago. 1874
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-09
IT May Do as Much for You.

Mr.. Fred Miller, CT Irving, Ill. writes
that he had a severe kidney trouble
for many years, with severe pains I'm
his back and also that his bladder was
affected. He tried many so called
Kidney cures but without aliy gold
result. About year ago he began
use of Electric Filters and found re.
lief at once. Electric Ri,tcrs is es.
pecially adapted to cure Of all Kidney
and Liver troubles and often gives
almost instant relief. enc trial will
prove our statement. Price only soc
for large lirttis. at Z. X. Sha " & Co,
Drug store. -,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-09
Canadian Excurs,on.

Between November Goth. and De.
cember 3lst, 1894, you can 70 from
points in northern Minnesota, North
Dakota and Manitoba, on the' North.
lern Pacific Railroad, to Montreal and
principal points 10 Ontario, for s40.Ou
Flor the round trip. These tickets will
be sold from stations as far west as
Jamestown, N. d. on the main line,
and.all the stations between Winni.
peg junction and Including Winnipeg,
Brandon and Portage LaPrairie, and
will be good for ninety days from day
of sale.
Sale of tickets, from Manitoba
points, Nov. 10th, daily to Dec. 3lst,
inclusive, from northern Minnesota
and North Dakota points, Nov. goth,
9th, Dec. 4th, aud Dec. 10th, daily to
Dec. 31st inclusive.
Limit Of tickets will be extended
upon certain conditions, which infor.
nation you can obtain from your tick.
ct agents.
Special notice is drawn to the fact
that on Tuesdays in December the
Northern Pacific will run Pullman
Tourist. Upholstered Sleeping Cars
from Manitoba to st. Paul, making
direct connection with daylight trains
having Parlor Car from St. Paul to
Chicago, and making direct connect.
Ion there for Canadian points. Only
$1.00 for a donble lower berth in Tour
LIST Sleeping Car.
For more detailed information re-
garding the above, call on any North.
ern Pacific Ticket. Agent, or Larr,
Mathews, Travelling Passenger Agent
Grand Forks, g. e. Lang Travelling
Passenger Agent Winnipeg, or Chas
Is. Fee, Gen. Pass. Agent, St. Paul
MIMI. 1,.oa
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-09
A Cre,ier Century Ties.

Fora Guarierofa century Dr. Kings
Ncw Medical Discovery has been test
ed. aid the miiliGns who have receiy.
Ell benefit from it's Use testify to ite
wonderful curative powers In all dis
eases Of Throat. (icst and Lungs.
A remedy that has stccd the test 80
long and that has riven 50 universal
satisfaction is no experiment. Each
bottle Is positively Guaranteed to give
relief, or the money will lie refunded.
I + Is admitted to''n She most reliable
for Coughs aud Colds. trial bottles
Free at II. r.. S.;aw &. Co.'S. DRUG
Store. Large size; Zoe, and ii no
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9e14ar.

Rev: N: s. fboi ikson, III, brother OF
II. Thcrlackson, Of Mountain, is about
organizing a: oobasaeation In Park
River, N. d.. -,
Marrted-At Park River, Nov. 4th.
Mr.. Sigmund ,Eakfal to MISS. iona
tason. both Of Gafdar, and Mr.. s.
Chrlstianson.. to, Miss Ella Laxdai.
Rey. FL. Bergmad officiating.
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Mr.. and Nrs. Dr.. Booker returned
TO their Virgins homo for the 7inter,
this week. They vill b back "a
Pembina about the. first Of Juns next
......J. K. Fairchild, g. A. ncCrca,
Rev. Cooper and ldr. Mcdonald came
up nom Draytos, n sanssday, 70 lool
over tho returnp from the battle Of
the ea7 before. .Aiss
Helen Preston eano doom from Win.
|eipos, Sunday - 1fsfs friends. His
Preston IL attending convent. Is. Hon.
L. e. Booker came down from Grand
Forks, Tuesday, 70 cast o ballot fol
the straight republican ticket. Ms.
N. Youmans, ofJoAette,' left yesteff.
terday for . visit to her daughter In
Wisconsin. She expects TO be ap-
sent about . year. Rev. Mr.. Fraser,
pastor Of the Presbyterian church,
Hallock, past through the city. Wed.
nesday, enroute. for his home in Mani.
toba for a visit. Mr.. Fraser has left
his charge at Hallock and accepted
. larger church in. ookston. -. e. A.
Taylor came up. from st. Thomas,
Tuesday with blind feeling for st.
Thomas. he found no influence and
he left in the afternoon. :......T. r.
Shaw left for st. Paul, Wednesday,
after spending several weeks here
looming after collections. .... &C. De.
morals brought In Avon and didn't
forget the PIONEER EXPIRES. =.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-09
For Sale.

A farm of three hundred and ten
acres, we'll adapted for both stock and
grain, convenient to elevators, an
abundance Of timber for fuel, good
water, fair buildings. This is a choice,
farm, possessing many advantages
not found on the open praires and
will be sold reasonable.
w. II. TAFT,
n Toilette, N. d.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-09
For sass.

$50 acres Of Land LING an In one
body, adjoining the Red iiver and only
two miles from Pembiua. The same
can be- bought cheap and on long
time tf;the right party sppliss to the
owners. J. @. OswALD q Co..
:. In Minneapolis, MINI.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-09
Bueklen's A,n,e. SATIN.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhsuM,
fever sores, letter, chapDed hands,
chilblains. corns and all skin eruptioni
end positively cures piles, or no pay
required. Il IL guaranteed to 1--WE pel
feet satisfaction, or money refunded
Price Is cents Per box. For sale b.
+. r. SHAW q 90.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-09

-Four colts. One yearllng, three
two year olds. Yearling is yellowish.
Also q red with white face, a dark,
and . black with white. face. Owner
call and pay charges and take the
same away. n. A. Trudell, four
miles west Of Pembina, on Pembina
and Hamilton road. 1916
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-09
Aeronautics.

We do not know at NOW carly date
man first envied the birds their power
OF passage through the air, but there
u no allusion in classical lore to any
practical attempts. unless the story Of
Daedalus and Icafus has some founda-
tton In fact. The first trial at aerial
transportation 10 little more than a
century $50, when, on June 5th, 1884,
the Montsolfler brothers, at Ammo.
nay. near Lyons, France, sent up a
small balloon inflated with hot air,
no person accompanied It. Tho fol-
lowing October one Roster made an
ascension at Paris, the balloon being
inflated with hydrogen gas. The dates
OF first ascensions across the channel
are: England. August 9th, 1884:
Ireland, January 10th, 1885. Coal gas
was first used for imitation July 1sth,
1921, the coronation day Of George Nv,
of England. There have been some
frightful accidents to aeronauts, but
really balloning is not particularly
dangerous. From 1888 to 1880, fifty.
six years, four hundred and seventy
one persons made ascensions, many of
them q great number of times; and
only nine were killed or fatally injur-
ed. But. though balloon ascensions
can be easily and safely made, no re-
liable method Of direction has been
discovered, so that practical navlga.
tion Of the air does not seem near at
hand: For q time. then, we must rely
upon the railroads as a means of ira.
vel. and are really quite we'll of when
such comprehensive and we'll equipped
systems as the Burlington Route are
ct our service. For tickets, maps, and
further information, cali on your
home agent, or address W. j. G. Ke n
yon, Gen. Pass. Agent St. Paul, MINI,