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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-07-13
BY order Of committee
Posspons,

SSskSsSSS
Fargo, N. D., July 5.-Head quar-.
tiers North Dakota republican state
committee:
The republican, state convention
called for July II, Is postponed one
week at same hour aud place, account
of strike on Northern Pacific railroad.
The chairman Of each county com.
mittee must sec that delegates are
notified, as this committee IL not in
possession of the names of the dele.
gates.
Should the strike not be settled by
the eleventh inst. 1t is probable that
another postponement Of two weeks
to August LIST. will be made. II such
second postponement becomes neces.
sary, I will notify the press on the
18th inst, but unless q second post
ponement is necessary, no further no
tice will be given.
B. F. SPAULDlNa,
Chairman,
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Mortgage sale.

V7HEREAs. one John @. Hall did. on tbs
w 18th day OF May A. D. iso2 make his cor.
ehsttels. to.wit: Two bay mares, ponies, WhiSe
stripe on face, three white fest, aged two and
three yeaEe past. formerly owned By Nicholas
Of the sum Of ono hundred dollars (Sl0o.00j
And whereas default hAs been made In the
terms Of said mortgage. in this. to.wit: Tha!
4: + now pa Gs and Wholly qnpsd and
said nots and mortgage tbs sum Of si25.5S.
Now therefore, notice 10 hereby given. that b.
virtue Of said mortgage and By order ofsaid w
sell tho above described ehattels at the rear o.
W.J. Kneeshaw law o6cesin the city Of Pembi
ma, county OF Pembins stats Of North Dakota, d
July 1894.
Dated Psmbina North Dakota this 18th day o
July 1891.
=. Q. AANeInoNo,
Agent for mortgages
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STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA. l
County Of PombiRA.

s's. a ., s q; RDms;.s D,r,e. Court.
Pembina building and Loan Association
Plaintiff; VI. Hyland A. Davis and Matildi
Davis, pefan iunte.
The state Of North Dakota to the above named
defen,tanta.
You, aud each of you sre hereby summoned
and REQUIRED to snswer the complaint fn the
Above entitled action, copy Of which 70 here-
with served upon you and to serve . copy Of
yonr answer to the said complaint, On the sub.
Gerber, at his ONCE In the city Of Pembins IN the
Gountyof Pembina and ssate asoresaid. within
pun. exclusive Of the day Of such service. snd
II you fail 70 answer the s.id complaint within
the time Aforesaid, the plaintiff In this action
viii apply to the court for the relisf demanded
10 the complaint besides costs and dtebufse.
ments.
w. J. KNRRsRAw,
Plaintiffs Attorney, Pembins, N. d.
10 ths dele9aaats aboye na44d: -You. and
In the above entitled action was Alsd with r. A.
Hart Clerk Of the district court. ct his once in
the court hose IN che city OF Psmbins, ON the
w. J. KNxEsHAw,
l".i9 Attorney for Plaintiff.
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report q ths timsI ~ ~ article,
|but since reading some 81 hiss editor.
sals, aud the way 10 bowls "whsat
ring" I fully believe IN report was
correct, and may God have aerey on
their souls for having To take slch 4
dose. 81,
st. Thomas, N. D. July l9e 1894.
Respectfully,
81. b. KINNEY
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Probate kstiee.

County Of Pembins.
Order to show cause On ding petition to rell
Ia The mater Of the est.se Of Joseph Girlason,
deceased.
ON reading and Aling the petition Of Stephen
EyOlfson, edministrator setting forth the amount
Of personal estate thai hes come to his hands and
Observation-Disclosures the amount Of debts ont
,tandinS against said deceased, and . descrip
died seized, and the condition and value Of the
respective portions thereof; and praying that
licenee b 10 him granted to soil lot one ()
block three a. In south Pembtna. North Dakota.
/. And Il appearing, BY said petition, that Il ID
neceseary, In order 70 pay the debts and ex.
penses OF administSatioa to sell oil Of said real
"a. therefore ordered. that 81 persons inter:
eeied In said ESTATE, appear before the Judge 81
the court on Monday the sth day Of July, A. D.
!sas. a 10 O'Clock 4. T., Of the court house in
~ city q Rsmein. y =. aid county she9 s1 q
ess:. shosM not s. S1aas:d . said stephen
EyOleoa, administSatOs to ssll said real estate
according % the prayer Of said petition.
And u 10 further ordered, that copy OF this
order shall DO pnblished for four succsesve
weeks PRIOR to eaid day. Of hearing In tho Pho.
NE!n kxHRIss, aweekly newspapef printed and
published at Pembina, In raid county and per.
sonally served on all persons interested in said
estate. residng In said county, at least fourteen
days before said day Of hearing, and npon all
other hsps sIsoSs interested, sSccrding e law ~
1894. BY the court.
Nv. COMFY.
$50 Judge Of the County Court.
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LATEST STRIKE igHSWt.

49,
Ncst Of the roads out Of. Chicago
are running passenger trains regular
u, and considerable freight 10 moving.
The n. p. q moving regularly TO
Fargo, bat only occasionally west.
ffelShtS are expect6d on this branch
to-day.
Debs and three Of bis ofscers we're
indicted and placed under $4,000
bonds, charged with conspiracy 70
stop mail trains and obstruct inter
state commerce.
Grand Master Sovereign, 1T the
Knlghts Of Labor, called out all the
trades unions OF. Chicago 10 strike on
Tuesday, but ~ yet. but few have
obeyed.
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J. s2.oo PER ANNuM
yRIDAY. JULY Is. 1894.
a,prs,s,.. seae. c,.v,.,,,..

Hsadauastses Rsenblieaa e.ats Coanittse
I!.etos o!lSs sts!. e NessA 6skcse.
n eccot9ence with ~ seese and Instructions
oftAe Ispe6liean slAfa ooNAdtlsq, stalei eoa.
ventto1 o. dSas6Atea representative q lke -.
publieaa party Of thls stale, WI b held q Tia
opera house ID the city q 0saaA Forks, % Wed.
needaz. the 1lth day Of Jelly. 1874. q 10 O'Clock
In the 1ofsno0ai for tie pefpose q noniaattnS
candidates % b supportsd q the next esaeeSl
election. and for the transaction Of eueS eeAss
ard further busnese - may BE- brought bsfefeit
The cand!d to DO theto nominated sea:
One member OF congscos.
Governor.
Lieutenant governor.
Secretary. OF state.
State auditor.
State treasurer.
Superintendent Of public intrueilon.
Commleeionef OfinPurance.
Three commissioners Of rsilroaos.
Attorney general.
A commissioner Of agriculture and labor.
One judge Of the supreme court.
Tho basis Of representation In said eonvention
10 the average Of the votes cast lDf member Of
cGn9ress, governor, SECRETARY OF state aud state
auditor on the republican ticket In the
counties. at the general election OF l0o9, giving
one delegate % each county for each afsy voees
or major fraction OF hfty votes cast fof The ON.
Gers above named at said election. Tho different
counties In the state will under such sppo4tiou.
ment be entitled to representation as follows:
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THEY BEGAN WITH FRAUD.

AA0b 0RAAN VAIN INAOOs
The first time that Cavalier cIrcu.
lated q petition to remove the county
seat, they were too stingy t. raise q
suficlent fund to even circulate peti.
lions properly, and brought before the
board OF commissioners petition u
something like 1900 names. nearly
500 of which names were fraudulent
on the face of the petition. Hun.
dreds were actual forgerics, q hun.
dred names were sworn to rs genuine
signatures by men who could not
read or write themselves, scores Of
names were written as genuine sigma.
lures OF men who could not write, and
many names Of prominent citizens
were added without their knowledge
or consent. Implications Of the same
name were numerous, the petiti0ns
were taken sometimes by one aud
sometimes BY another to public gath.
erings and signatures taken at whole
sale among strangers; petitions were
hung up in post-onices and stores, for
the general public to sign promis.
cuously without witnesses; and then,
several Of the honest, reputable, citl.
zens Of Cavalier, some Of when are
now circulating the new petitions,
these same straightforward, honest
citizens Of Cavalier took an oath be.
fore God and Brynjolfson. that these
signatures presented were the gen.
uine signatures of voters OF this
county, and that they saw them sign
ed by the parties themselves. But
none Of these men came before the
board, they only sent In their sigma
lures to typewriter oath. Not q
man from Cavalier dared to appear
before the board In his own person
and say that the petition was not full
Of fraud, perjury and criminalty. The
PIONEER Express knows and is re-
sponsible for what it says, when We
say, that the first petition disgraced
every man whose name was found
upon It, for the honest signers were
used simply rs covers for the most
Eglarin0 perjury. foeRssv- and fraud. -.
Perhaps the present petition vii
be done more carefully, and honestly
but when . man has used you as q
cover for fraud once what will yol
tell him when he comes for your name
again?
Don't think these statements are
not true, IL any one doubts we chal.
lenye investigation. We do not care
to publish names, but the roll is on file
at the court house and the frauds arc
there on the face of the petition.
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WHO PAYS THE nILL1.

The Cavalier people are out with a
petition 10 the western townships
seeking slgners, to remove the county
seat to Cavalier. The Cavalier people
have perfect right to ask people to
throw away the present county build.
tngs worth 425, 600, and to ask the
county to put In 3a0, 900 worth Of i'm.
provements in the town Of Cavalier,
and the people Of the county, II they
think It would pay, have q right to
FstHn and vote that way. There isn't
the slightest doubt that it will pay
Cavalier to have the county seat re-
moved, provided they don't have to
pay too much for their whistle and 1t
don't cost too much to keep It after
they have 1t.
Ordinarily, when towns reach out
for such plums from a county, they
are willing and agree to shoulder the
bulk Of the expense OF making the
change, and 70 before the taxpayers
with some definite proposition to re-
lteve them OF the burden. But 10
this case the proposition seems to be
only to persuade the individual voter
that he is very much interested ftnan.
cially in the welfare OF Cavalier. TIL.
argument of the petition-broker will
be, how much better 1t will be fol
you to have the court house in Cava.
lier, when his whole action and mo.
tive are based entirely on the good II
tW1H DO Cavalier. They say "you'',
they mean Cavalier. Who is to pay
the billp Cavalier" or "you''?. Who
gets the benefit? Cavalier" or "you":
Does the local history of public In.
situations in Cavalier show anything
Of united public spirit? Are they a
class of people who will financially re.
ciprocate a donation Of e25, 900 to 90,
600? They do not say so in their pc.
tition, they do not say SO by public OF
private subscription, Cavalier pays
nothing, "you" give, "you" pap the
bill.
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caykella.

A caucus Of the voters Of the a6as;
pendent party % hsrehy called lhy
the chairman of Pemblna townshlp
Independent oommittes, % nsst q
|t6I GeFoux school hSose on. saturday
evening July stst; 1sea At TO =. H.,
for the purpose Of electing four sale.
gates to attend the Independent coun.
ty convention to be held at Hamilton
on Tuesday July cath, 1894. Said
county convention, to put 10 nomlna.
tion county ticket. Said caucus will
also elect four delegates to attend q
legislative district convention for dis.
trict No. one called to meet Ut school
district No. 80 In Carlisle township,
In said district, there to put 10 nomi.
nation two members OF the indepen.
dent party, TO he elected to the legis.
laturc from said district, said district
convention will meet In said school
house No. 80 In said district on July
oath, 1894 at 5P.M.
BY order of committee,
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w. c, r. ~

The annual county convention Of the
Womens Christian Temperance Union
will be held 10 Drayton July 18th. and
9th. DraytOn extends q hearty invl.
tation to all interested to attend this
convention. Mrs. ]. NJ. Wylie is presi.
dent. 62-1
Prohibition does prchibit". In al.
most all the towns In Pembina county
this statement is exemplined. Cava.
lier is a notable example. Its temper.
ance people there finding that the
evil once conquered it Is easily ''kept
conquered" Pembina is following
hard after Cavalier.
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EDWIN COLLINS, v.o. 4 s. A.
GRADUATE or TORONTO.

I 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 Che
most scientific manner.
I have had . large experience in
this profession. and defy any man
in the United States to compete
with me.
HAMILTON, N. OAK.
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COMMUNICATION.
Editors Of the PIONEER ExPsyss.

Az the term of sheriff cannot be re.
newed to Mr.. O'Connor, I would beg
to suggest well known man to the
electors Of the county, for that posi-
tion, Mr.. John Halcrow, Of this place,
Q man who has proved himself to he
. good citizen, aud one who will not
fear to do his whole duty, more espec.
Tally In enforcing our prohibition H.
quor law, and I would ask that all
men favorable to that cause would
unite in his support irrespective of
party. Yours truly,
JAMES THOMSON.
Bowesmont, July 7th, 1894.
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lndependent Msetines.

Smith Stimmel Of Fargo and Robert
Schilling Of Chicago will address In.
dependent meetings in this county az
follows: Drayton 18th, Hamilton
18th, Neche 18th; above are evening
meetings. In the afternoon at 2p. ~.
at Cavalier 10th, Crystal 18th. It is
also expected to hold q meeting at
Bathgate, evening of 10th, and at
Walhalla evening OF 18th.
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Court calsudar.

The following IL . list of the cases
on the calendar, before this term OF
district court, that opens Monday
next.
+ Audet, Cyprian3vs w. q. Wilson.
The Aultman q Taylor Company N
B. F. and ]. Smith.
The Aultman & Taylor Company VI
John O'Connor.
Abrams. w. L. vs. Mp. OmberQ.
Black, Hilbert, r. vs. A. M. o'Con-
nor. -,
Garfield, Sanford vs. John Robert.
son.
Clements, Thos. B. vs Jessie and w.
L. Abrams.
Conrad, John. guardian, vs. Hans
Thompson.
Dinnie,J. & J. A. vs o. H. johnson
and Bank Of Neche.
First National Bank of Pembina Va
James Donally.
Farmers Mutual Protective ascot.
alton rs North Dakota Elevator Com.
pany.
First National Bank Of St. Thomas
vs. A. d. Cameron, ct al.
Fleming. L. W. VIM. Flath.
Fergus Falls Wagon Co. vs. (,eorre
p. Flath.
/ First Natlonal Bank Pembina, VI
G. w. vanDusen & Co.
First National Bank st. Thomas Va
Jas. G. Ball, ct al.
Fox s Hill vs. w. L. & J.H. Abrams
Greenwood, James B. va Elizabeth
Greenwood.
Graham, David vs. A. G. Henning.
Geroux, Simeon vs. Chas. Bottlnesu.
Gingras, Norman vs. Scott & Stern.
berg.
Kabernagle, John vs. Pembins Co.
Leeds Importing Co. vs. A. Ritter
ct al.
Lanciault, Gilbert VS. ]. D. Gordon,
]. Donovan and VIM. Lang.
Minneapolis and Northern Elevate,
Co. vs. Archie McMaster.
Massey, Russell G. VS. Thomas w.
Wright. etal.
Murphy Bros. IS P. G. Donovan.
Mcleod, Norman VS. Robt McAdama
McCabe, w. j., Va Henry Webster.
McMurchle, VIM. est p. p. Smith,
vs. Nicholas Shield.
d. NJ. Osborne & %. vs. L. Pesvy.
Probst, John G. vs. d. Osborne B Co.
Probst, John G. vs. George Ganssle.
Reylock, w. w. vs. Geo. Roadhouse
and J. Miller.
State Of North Dakota vs Pat Keely,
State Of North Dakota vs. H. Vicen.
mes.
Straw Ellsworth Manufacturing Co.
vs. r. Frise s. Son.
Smith, F. vs. ]. G. Young.
State Of North Dakota vs. Minnea.
polls & Northern Elv. Co, Bathgate.
State Of North Dakota vs. N. w.
Elevator Co, st. Thomas.
State Of North Dakota vs. n & N
Elevator Co, Bathgate.
State Of North Dakota vs. N w Ele.
vator Co, Bathgate.
State Of North Dakota vs N w Ele.
vator Co, Glasston.
Towle, Geo. W Robt McAuley and
First National Bank, Pembina.
Webster, Henry vs H N Joy.
Wallace, John vs. VIM Eiath.
Young, J. B. W Vim Littlejohn.
CRIMINAL CASES.
In which the State is in oil cases
the plaintiff.
Bethune, John A; disposlns Of mort
gagged property.
Begsley, VIM; rape.
Bouvette. Ben; selling intoxicating
liquors.
Blank, Sam; arson.
Bjarnlson, Peter; dlsposlng mort
rage property.
Batosh, Hattie; fraud.
Beaudoin. Fabfien; ct 81. grand lar
ceny. s5i,
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PElGBINA
.1IlIlilf aad Len Association.
RH11lNI, MoIFH DAKOTA.

fHkDINl, NORTH DAKOTA.
9eaey ieans - eeoA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
- - eenasy. What yoa payloffoaf Wif
! feytne 1eafAly liss. No othsf1 synnis havl
I eNn 6eIso0eeQ. DnsoA eSo6 loan are e
j. p 1eekoe. Go. THonrsoH,
IS SeeesAfv. Rfsddsnt.
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.HoTlcEl NOTICE! notice.
1asa xsnss HAD xssyl ii

How? Why go the nndsrsign,
led when In need Of goods in iii,
line, OF any other lines for that
matter, TO get . complete illus.
tration, call and zee the stock on
hand. Hes . congenial sort Of
| . fellow" and always ready Ia
show his goods. and If he has not
the article wanted, he will tell
you where 10 get il. His mottn
/ 70 CASH and should you not have
il he will not be disappointed
either. Everything IL che Fancy
and Staple grocery line. Don't
forget the cash when you call.
Az The sight Of money he tcmpers
wonderfully with an intending
purchaser. Teas, sugar, coffee,
iellies. syrup. can goods dried
fruits. tihwsre, salt, pickles. sau.
cas. jams. pals, buckets. tubs,
bacon, pork, rope, deli, blscuit6,
candies. fruits, tobaccoes, cigars;
canned meats, canned fish. her.
ring. rico, beans. rolled oats and
corn meal.
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Francis. William and Robert; die.
posing Of mortgage property.
t Gudmundson, LOTUS; violation Of
prohibition law.
Gillispie, Duncan; maintaining
common nuisance.
Gravelin, Joseph; seduction.
Hartshorn, Gus; OF al, maintaining
common nuisance.
Hughes, George; ct al. selling 10.
toxicatlng liquors
Jendron. Joseph; obtaining goods
under false pretence.
johnson, Andrew; violating prohi.
bition law. sur 80 ~.
Kahn, Gotleib; thrssss 70 kill.
Larichller. J. D. OF al; grand larceny:
Moore, VIM. e; obtaiaing goods IN,
der false pretcnce. = y Z. III
Melville, Hugh, 8obt6lpand Arcka;
felony. fsi5f': 8
Mcclure. Thomas; threats to XIII. :.
McDermott, James; assault. ~
McCarty, n. ct al; violating the pro.
hibition law.
Mcdonald, Freddie; dlsorderly
house.
McAndrcss, Michael ct al; selling
intoxicating liquors.
McLarty, Malcolm; dlsposlng Of
mortgage property.
Olson, Thos. ct u; maintaining
common nuisance.
O'Leary, s; and Oliver, Thomas;
MAINTAINING common nuisance.
Probst, John; petit larceny.
Prairie. Isaac; THREATS to kin.
Pepin, Alphonse; violating prohi.
bitiop law.
Robertson, Stewart; seduction.
Shields, Jos. w; dlsposing Of mort
gage property. - e.
Tslford. Kobers IS fslony. q.
Thompson, David; naintainins
common nufs1dce. 81
Vicennes, q; malptainiBs common
nuisance.
vicennes, II; msintainipg common
nuisance.
vantum. Louis Of y; grand larceny.
VanAllen, John; grand larceny:
Venue, Joseph; grand larceny.
Witness, NJ. ct IL violating prohi-
bition law. S.
4 . " =
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that our farmers on the average would
be losers rather than gamers, while
the beer-drinking, foreign anarchists
of Chicago aud the Coxeyite tramps
are the fellows who have everything
to win and nothing to lose in the
carrying out the new gospel. But
when Ms Seiaalafnx aiddarossss his EiIi.
cago friends he goes thewhole length.
He believes and says the Chicago
bomb-throwers aud anarchists who
expiated their crimes on the scat
fold were martyrs in a holy cause;
that the policemen who were killed
in u brave effort to uphold the law,
were murderers and assassins. He Diff
fers from Herr Most and his dirty,
cowardly crew Of bomb-throwers only
In degree Of. expression. Schilling
wants to confiscate under q "form Of
law" Herr Most, more honest, but
not SO polite, says, under law we can
not confiscate, therefore abrogate all
law. Schilling says, farmers, the
millionaire's money is yours, make .
law and take it. Coxey ssys, my army
is hungry and naked and calls on the
towns and rural localities, through
which 1t passes to feed and clothe it.
Herr Most says, we are in the world,
that whichi is In the world belongs to
everybody alike, let US take our share
and II the law interferes then down
with law.
We do not believe that our indie.
pendent friends'in this county are an.
archiste. We think that AZ a whole
they are firm believers in law and or
der, but IL what the Independent
platform infers, what populistic
speakers and writer's say, and what
Schilling es,that all capital is con-
spircd against labor, then the popu-
listic platform is only a modification Of
that Of the red-handed, bomb-throw-
ing anarchist, and the anarchist
comes nearest to the necessary and
awful solution.
lit is true that such conspiracy
exists, then law or statute can never
break 1t up. Only that bloody svlu.
tion, that awful chaos where the
might of the mob rules, where neigh.
Dor 'robs neighbor and no man calls
anything his own except by his own
strength, only this can be the re-
suit. And this will last until the
weaker are extinguished and new
combinations Of men formed, and the
accumulation Of riches agaia begins.
And thereafter will rcvolve the
awful cycles Of apparent prosperi.
ty followed by the horrors of civil an.
archy. until God 10 his wisdom, shall
see At to remove from this earth the
remnant Of population, to whom
knowledge ia only a means of destruc-
tion.
And II what Robert SchillinR says
Is true there is no other result, and
he will prove what he says Ia true
With piece Of chalk.
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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 ct 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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coRRHsPoNDENcE:-The National Germ.
chicago. Aneifcan ExchanEe National Bap1
sud Chnse NattonslBa New York andthe Imo
pepial Bank Of Canada, ct Winnipeg.
3cfpol, Township and County Bonds
10 '-htant Sold. Long lime Mortgage
ago. Negotiated.
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nav DRLY LllE;.

Does general d.ayiss
delivers Coal Wood
and Ice TO allpayts o.
the city. AID vost
done promptly. Sat
isfaction guaranteed
Leave your ordsg q
i. j. Prices store,
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on the calendar, before this term Of
district court, that opens Monday