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THE EMBERS OF THE TRIKE.

President Debs spent Sunday
in Chicago making speeches and
sending kilograms designed to
convince his followers that the
Pullman boycott was still alive.
The speeches and kilograms de-
ceived no one but Debs, who still
labors under the delusion that
his utterances are believed by
the public at large. The Pull
man strike is dead, even the
Pullman employees themselves
having practically abandoned it,
thus leaving Debs and his A. r.
u, without a pretext for strike
any longer. Everybody is re-
turning to work who can get
work, and those whose places are
filled are cursing their own folly
in following Debs into all unwar-
rantable and unjustifiable strike.
Defeated in their effort to stop
the business of the country,
some of the Debs followers are
pursuing cowardly guerrilla tao
tics as a means of getting even
with the railways they failed to
paralyze. The most dastardly
of these outrages, inspired by a
desire for revenge, was the
wrecking of a Grand Trunk ex-
press train at Battle Greek, Mich
igan, yesterday morning, killing
the fireman and injuring a half
dozen passengers. Similar but
less successful attempts have
been made at Sault Rapids, Min
nesota, and elsewhere. It is
quite probable that this guerrilla
warfare upon the leading passen-
ger roads may be continued un-
til some of the miscreants are
caught and taught that the law
can reach them.
In the meantime the law is
gathering in the aftermath OF
the great strike and teaching the
most important lesson of the
Debs rebellion. Between fifty
and sixty of the strike leaders,
including President Debs. are
under Indictment and arrest, and
Phelan, who was sent to Cincin-
natl by Debs to stir up strike,
has already been committed to
prison for six months for con
tempt of court by Judge Taft.
The strikers had their fun while
tearing up and defying the in
functions of United States
| Courts and a whole swarm nj
them are pretty certain to pay
for their fun by serving a term
in prison. The United States
Courts are in the habit of having
their DEGREES obeyed, not defied,
and there is rod in pickle fol
those who supposed the United
States Government was only in
fun in attempting to get its mails
| carried.
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The season at Seven Springs
is now approaching it's holiday
fullness. Numerous guests from
many and widely separated parts
of the State are now present.
Wilmington, Grifton, Rocky
Mount, Kinston, st. Louis, Mo-,
Raleigh, Durham, Newbern,
Goldsboro, are all fairly repre-
sented. The energetic and oblig-
ing proprietor of the hotel finds
his accommodation already taxed
to the utmost, but to secure
the comfort of his many patrons,
who are arriving daily, he has Sc
cured the use of cOmmOdious
house conveniently located neal
the hotel, so that there is a cor
dial welcome from mine host
for each new arrival. And while
it is a difficult matter at this dis
tance from city markets, to cater
to the comforts and the tastes OF
SO many guests, yet with an
energy and labors that know nc
wear FlHeSS he Is HIlulSUcIIuS "
their wants and pleasures to
highly satisfactory degree. Fol-
health recuperation and comfort
there are few resorts so invit
ing as Seven Springs, and the
superior merits of their waters
are becoming more and more
known and appreciated every
day.
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DEMOCRAT.

CASTORIA is truly a marveloe
thing for children. Doctors prescribu
it, medical journals recommend it and
more than a million mothers are using
it in place , OF paregorle, Bateman,s aas :
othor narcotic and stupefy ying remedies.
Casoria is the quickest thing to regu
ate the stomach and bowels and give
healthy sleep the world has ever seen.
It is pleasant to the taste and absolute
ly harmless It relieves constipation,
quiets pain, cures diarrhoea and wind
collie, allays feverishness, destroys
worms, and prevents commissions, sooth-
es the child and gives it refreshing and
natural sleep. Castoria is thech
panacea-the mothers friend.
Castoria is put up in one-size bottles
only. 1t is not sold in bulk. Don't al
low any one to sell you anything else on
the plea or promise that it Is lust as
TODD" and will answer every purpose. F"
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A Voice from Grantha,ns.
GRANTHAM's, July Is.

ED1IOR ARGUS
Dear Sir AS the time is
drawing near when the people
will be called on to fill the va
rious offices of the county,
deem it but proper that those
who have gentlemen in their
minds, who would make accepta-
BILE and efficient officials, should
name them, in order that their
claims may be examined before
the nominating convention con-
converies. Therefore, I take
the liberty most respectfully
to select the name of Gideon
Grantham, of our township, for
Register of Deeds.
He is a young man in the
prime of manhood, of much ma
tive ability and common sense,
and sufficient education to enable
him to fill the office well and
creditably.
His universal kindness and
courteous manners to all, have
endeared him to the people OF
this township, regardless OF
party, race Or color, and his nom
ination would mean a heavy blow
against all factions opposed to
pure Democratic principles.
His Democracy, like ''old time
ligion," is old style and un
doubted, and is good enough fo1
any lover of his God Or country
In him we offer to the people
through the convention, a mar
in every respect qualified for the
position; and while our whole sec
ton would be delighted to set
him favored with the nomination
yet should a fair and impartia
convention declare against him
you will find Grantham Demo
Gratis not kicking and cursing
but at their old time work o
trying to elect the man the con
vention sees proper to place ol
the ticket. Let those havin:
names for positions bring then
forward.
DEMOCRAT.
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he accepted the empty honor
of an election to a constitutional
convention that he knew was
not to be held, and thus gave
Quay the oyster, leaving him
self in the shell. The hour that
he became involved in politics
dated his decline and fall as a la
Dor leader and enabled the fac
t!onal opposition to him to ac-
conplish his overthrow last year.
Discounted by all his political
infirmities, however, it would be
most fortunate for the knights
of Labor to have Mr.. Powderly
in command to-day. The great
est possible danger to labor at
this time is dangerous labor lead
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Very respectfully.
COMMITTEE,
GOLDSBORO RIFLES.
Monument Committee.

At d meeting of the Goldsboro
Rifles held July 10Th it was de-
cided to open grand bazaar OIL
Aug. Sth, 9th, 10th. The object
is to raise funds to erect mOnu-
ment to the memory of the Con
federate dead bl ried near Ben
louisville, mention of which has
been made in this paper. The
object is a worthy one and the
bows should meet with substan-
tial encouragement from all Oh
our citizens in and out OF the
city. The following committees
were appointed:
COMMITTEE ON DANCE.
w. G.. Lewis, Jr., F. M. Mil
ler, A. t. Harper.
COMMITTEE ON SUPPER.
W. P Granger, D. M. Hardy
S. H. Edwards.
COMMITTEE ON ATTRACTIONS.
G. B. Miller. l.. D. Giddens
Jr., w. D. Creech.
ADVERTISING COMMITTEE.
J. w. Nash, II. A. Ward. Il. A
Creech.
INVITATION COMMITTEE.
General w. G.. Lewis, W. j
Harrison, Jos. E. Robinson, u. j
Broadhurst.
PROPERTY COMMITTEE.
Sergeant John A. King, j. F
Giddens, r. w. Grafton.
COMMITTEE ON HALL.
Sergeant J. r. Griffin, Emmet
Wright, p. C. Hutton, j. q
Lewis.
COMMITTEE ON ARRANGEMENTS
DR.. r. A. Smith, W. t. Hollo
well, Thos. Hill, Charles Pearl
REFRESHMENT COMMITTEE.
Lieutenant w. G.. Lewis
P. Z. Hutton, J. G.. Derr, job
Aycock, F. M. Miller.
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Notice..

Having qualified this day before the
clerk of the Superior court of Wayne
county, N. c., as executor of the last
will and testament of Newton Thomas
Bagley, deceased, notice is hereby
given to all persons indebted to his es-
tate to make immediate payment, and
to all persons having claims againt said
estate to present them to the under
signed at Pinkney, N. c., on or before
June %, 1895, or this notice will be
plead in bar of their recovery.
ALBERT AYCoCK,
Executor of Newton t. Bagfey..
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NOtiC6.

Notice is hereby given that applica-
ton will be made, thirty days after
the date hereof. to the Wilmington and
Weldon Railroad Company for a Gel
tificate for one share of the capita
stock of said company issued to Coun-
Gil W. Bizzell, now deceased. the ce- :
tificate for the same having been lost
or destroyed.
IDA A. BIZZELL
June 13, 1894
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MuHsoVS '.
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An Appeal to the Public.

There lie buried in various parts
of battlefield of Bentonsville, N.
G. quite number of Confeder-
ate Gead. who fell in battle at
that place and others are buried
near by who died from their
wounds.
The u. S. Government have
removed all those who fell on the
Union side, and it is the desire
of the Goldsboro Rifles to remove
the Confederate dead who are
scattered throughout the battle
field. and which has since grown
up with trees and bushes, to some
suitable place near the line of
battle and erect a monument 10
mark their last resting place.
The cost of the undertaking
will be very heavy on account OF
nearest distance to railroad beng
II miles, and the undertaking,
without outside assistance, can
not be accomplished. =,
We. the committee, appointed
bv the Rifles, do most respect
fully call upon all those VINO feel
disposed to aid in this worthy
cause for contributions, assuring
them that all donations of money,
or any article of merchandise,
no matter how small the value,
will be gratefully appreciated.
Contributions can be sent to
any member of the committee
receipt of same will be duly ac-
knowledged.
Very respectfully,
COMMITTEE.
GOLDSBORO RIFLES.
Capt. T. H. Balm, Lieut.. John
W. Gulick, Sgt. J. r. Griffin,
Corp. Thos. Hill, Private Jos. r.
Robinson. Private r. A. Creech.
RESERVE CORPS:
l. F. Dortch. Maj. W. I. Hol-
lowell, Capt. w. 7. Dortch, Jno.
w. Edwards, J. NJ. Powell.
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The editor of the Times occupies
almost the whole of his editorial space
over that AFFIDAVIT Ut f. A Wardwcll
So far as what the Times says about
+. A. Wardwell personally, it cuts ne
figure, as the Times long ago exhaust
ed its mines OF invectivc aud spleen
on that subject. but, VIC would real
ly like To know IL the Times man will
ASSERT, us many, though probably not
all, the canvassers dli. that it will re-
quire from 5000 to $4,000 worth OF
repairs ON the court house during the
next twelve months. That the PEN
bina people are planning to induce
the present county-board to cNpcnt
81, 900 on the pr:seut court house 81
that by law 1t could not afterwards
he moved on account Of Its value. Or
that when PARTIES refused TO sign be
cause they did not desire to relocate
ut this time, they were induced to dt
SO by the argument "that this w;ls
only for vote to sec il the people
wanted to rclocate." Are such state
ments Misrepresentation? Is sucl
misrepresentation in such case fraud:
When such names are presented as
persons "dcsiruus Of removal aud re-
location" is it q fraud?.
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Supreme ccurt pecI.,o,.

Supreme Court Decision.
The supreme court has handed
down q very important decision re.
gardlng the liability OF municipal
corporations in this state. Tho case
came up from Cass county and is en-.
titled William w. Vail VS.. the town
of Armenia. Inside the limits Of this
township the plaintiff was injured BY
the giving away Ut u bridge ovor a
portion Of the townships highway,
The legal question presented was
whether 1t was the duty of the town.
ship to repair its bridges and to keep
them in such shape that heavy
traction engine passing along would
NOT break through and, there being
no statute 10 North Dakota expressly
making civil townships liable in this
class Of actions, has the plaintiff any
right Of action? Judge Mcconnell,
In the district court, decided In favor
Of the township and this is affirmed.
the full bench concurrIng. Owners
of traction engines when moving
them from place to place must do SO
at their own risk Is the result Of the
case. 1t has been watched with much
Interest us some OF the smaller town,
ships would have been practically
bankrupted had they been compelled
to construct bridges and crossings all
over their township sufficiently strong
to hold up tho threshIng engines,
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aheria,a sale,
STATE ,s,.. Or \: Ne , DAkorA,l

STATE OF NORTH DAKorA,l
County of Pembina,
Pembina Building and Loan Association,
plaintiff, , W; Aylana A. Davis and Matilda
Notice Is hereby given, that by yirtne Of q
and now in my hands irsued out Of the clerks
II North Dskoss, in and Tor the comfy Of Penn.
b,ne upon . judgment and decree IN foreclosure
rendered in said court, in favor Of the Pembinn
.ssass snd .f Dan. sa Maas DaS
PENDANTS: Whereby have been directed under
and BY virtue Of tsid Judgment and decree IN
foseel9sure snd special execution to sell the
Pembins and state Of North Dakota, towit: Lot
John Bechtsis addition to the town Of cavalier,
md Of record In the ONCE Of the Register Of
Decds, in and for Pembina County, state Of
North Dakota. together with ell the heredits-
ing o. Il en!wise belonging. to satiriy, j9dg
said court In favor Of the plaintiff, the Pem6ina
R1adn :1d sss %. aid sEssi n.y.
amounting to ons Thousand and eighty dollars
and forty cents ($1oso 4o) together with interest
ON the Same from the9th day Of August A. D..
thsssls Of this execution and the costs Of sale
Aud that shall under aud by virtne, CT s.id
Judgment and decree In foreclosure and special
Dor A. d. isel At the hour Of . O'Clock iii the
afternoon Of said day at the front door Of the
court house. In the city Of lembina III said
title aud interest Of the above named defend.
ants, Hyland A. DAVIS and Matilda Davis in and
10 said above described property To satisfy said
Judgment and decree and special execution
amounting 70 one thousand and eighty doila,s
and forty cents (si0s040) together with all The
accrutng costs OF sale, and interest from the 9th
ret cent rer annnm, 1t public auction TO the
highest bidder for cash.
dated at Pembinn n. D. August 18th A. D.
1924.
W. i. KxEEsHAw, SO A. NJ. o'CoNNoR
Plaintf's Attorney. Sheriff of Pembina Co.N.D
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Sls.pUNY oRIo,,tWIlIl 4 \ !, y

+ The opportunity presents itseif In
the question as tn the advlEab ~ Vt
removing tho seat Of PcMbtna county
to our town Of Cavalier. This prize
gained Bhe becomes tho LEADING
CITY And MERCANTILE CENTRE OF
THE COUNTY AND FOR THIS PROUD
POSITION SHE NAY WELL VIEW WITH
SERENITY THE PUNY GROWTH OF
HER LESS FAVORED SISTERS. lSut
losing this opportunity she becomes u
mere collection Of houses ON the pr;li-
rio, q town socially and politically en-
tinct.
We advocate that tO the victor be.
longs the spells and we maintain that
the citizens Ut u town arc but adher-
Ing to that principle when they Ell.
deavOr to secure for 1t any industry
or business that would tend 60 tic
velOp her resources and increase l.er
business aud population.
The aboyc paragraphs clipped
from really wcll-writtcn article, In
last weeks Cavalier journal, il COM
mcndcd TO the thoughtful attention
Of the residents OF the nclghborlmg
''lass favored sisters" and we might
ask II they "view with serenity" the
prospect of Cavalier becoming the
leading city and mercantile centre Of
the cOunty-at their expense, while
they become "a mere collection Of
houses on the prlirlc." The last plrs.-
graph is clear acknowledgement of
the motives which govern Cavalier tn
seeking the county seat but they
were not made u part of "thc printed
Instructions to canvassers!" The
whole article Is intended as plea for
subscriptions to "a county seat fund
aud Is "a practical acknowledgement
that unless the people VI that village
get more interested aud united than
ut present the prospect Of r,,sing
money Is slim.
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IF YOU WANT A
CHEAP THREsHIHG OUTFITS,
SEE !. j FOSTER. sathy.t..
FOR SALE

One Il horsepower Traction.
Giant Engine, and 40 inch Ad-
vance Separator, with tank and
everything complete, $3.50.
One IA horsepower Plain Giant
Engine and Advance Separator.
wbter tank, new rubbsr belt, Just
run two seasons, $3.50.
One l2horse-power Plain Huber
Engine, and Victor Separator, al
ready to so into the field. 1900,
One II horsepower Traction,
Giant Engine, good q new. 70.
aped and ip fine shape. $500,
One 8ex4s Chief Separator. Ct,
ted for Engine, nearly new, al
yonr own price.
One. 14lilorse-power Giant En-.
CINE. with Advance Separator,
cook and sleeping cars, ready fol
the field, u, 100.
The above machines are Ill
guaranteed to work or no pay, and
70 be sold on time. Have several
other rigs to sell equally a. cheap;
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ISSUED FRIDAY MORNING.
600 PER ANNuM
TERMS.
FRIDAY. AUGUST q. 1894.
nEPua,.icAS STATE rlcksr.

REPUBLicAS STATE TICKET.
: V "s X. n. JOHNSON, Of N.l.on.
For Governor,
For Lieutenant Governor.
For Auditor.
For Treasurer,
For Secretary Of State.
c. N. DAHL, Of Burleieh.
For Insurance Commissioner,
F. B. FANCHER. of s:ulsman.
For Commissioner Of Agriculture.
A. II. LAUGIli.lN. 81 Ransom.
For Superintendent Of Pablo Instruction,
MISS EMMA BATES, Oi Farmer.
For Railroad commissioners,
q. II. KEYES. of Dtckey.
Y. J. WAMBERG, Of Stsele.
j. W. CURRY, Of STARK.
TOT '"p'e j. n i"1 BARTHOLOMEW, of L.Mou,
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Mortgage Sale.

N7HEREAS. James Airth, John Comma,
wv and John Kerr did, on the II I'll day OF
tel mortgage Of the following descsibed chattels
t'.wit: One Victory separator. one Giant en-
CINE, waier.tank and trucks, TO- John A, East.
hundred dollars (si0O.eOl aud interest thereon.
Aud whereas default has been made In the
terms Of raid mortgage. in this, to-wit: That
th.t there IL now actually due at this date upon
raid note and mortgage the sum OF e9S738
Now therefore. notice IL hereby given, that by
john 4. Eastman the present owner thereof.
will sell the above described chattels by consent
oi the mortga sors, at tho post office in Carlisle.
county OF Pembina state Of North Dakota. at the
hour Of two O'clock P. NJ, of the 26th day oil
August 1891.
Dated At Carlisle, rcmb:na County, state Of
North Dakota this 10th day ofAuguet 1924.
Z. II. EASTMAN,
Agent 70 mOrtgagee
Residence and post Office address Carlirle, N. o
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Why send your sons and daugh.
- - ters to.an expensive school
a complete home and tuition for
g year with the very best adyaa
tages costs 10000 (and with
strict economy even less) at
nlL$BURy ACADEMY
Prepares for any American college.
Vocal or instrumental music yoIt Ia
bnt 40 more. Send for Cata-
logus.
JAMES W. FoRD, Principal.
Owatonna. MINI.
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Z WORD ABOUT JEwELRY.

yhs!s i iewelry and ''Jewelry, =
s ~ Z; large amount is, We fear,
sunk in The former. Sunk. be.
Icanse people seem to ignore quail.
81 and durability; and TO concen.
Ieyate their attention on show.
y course genuine goodness ID
(! sslIsr than & mere show. because
worth moro. For any rational
eing Must acknowledge that
there = precious little satisfac.
ton b - soften ont Of shor n
the quality isn't bihind Il. A
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Democrats. Canadians and English.
men are rejoicing over the frcc-trade
tariff bill.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-08-24

far as we ourselves are concerned
We believe in, and 60 in for honest
a-tisles only Our stocf If
Watches. Clocks. Jewelry i I
splendid ono, for silverwsre we.
stand unequaled, we can euaran.
tee all our goods to our customers
Tor We know exactly what to ,bnv
and give our patrons, nothing but
the best and mist durable that Is
made; Wedding Rings. We'd.
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EXHIBIT "B."

: veFE sgHn R9fI book OF 1892:
Beaulicu township. 81
Cavalier township. 2lO
L0dema township. .........,...:. 40
Park township. ........ IS
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BECAUSE LADIES
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Many of our machines have run more
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We have built wing machines for
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