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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-12
Raniony W nogp.

Ignacy Rodkowicz, str6z nocny,
raniony W noge pred kilku dniami
przez niejakiego Hacketta, ME mogi
pojawic sic W sadzie rano, gdsie
stawa} Hackett pred sedzia Glenno.
nem, jake oskarzony napasc z bro
nia zab6jcza. Sprawe odSozono do
czasu, kiedy Rodkowicz o tyle be.
die zdr6w, re bedzie m6gt przyby6
do sadu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-12

de6skiej. Minister skarbu Bi.
lifski udzielil odpowiednich
objasnie6, z kt6rych widat, re
r6wnowaga na gieldzie zosta3a
juz przywrocona. Nastepnie
uchwalono przeprowadzic an.
kiete rzadowa W sprawie przy'
czyn pop2ochu gieldowego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-12
Rozbtj ekspresOwy.

DENVER, Colo, - listop.-
Ekspresowego agenta Geo.
Krouta obrabowano dis wie-
czoren ma dworcu kolei Santa
Fe; dwaj zamaskowani rabu'
sic zabrali mu $4,000, a mia.
nowicie diva pakiety kompanii,
kt6rych jeden zawiera} $4,000
a drugi $4,000. Rabusie u.
ciekli.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-12
Gdsie Test baron Hammerstein?

BERLIN, II listopada.
Prokuratorya stara sic usllnle
zebraC wiadomosci o miejscu
pobytu barona Won Hammer
steina, b. redaktora gazety
,,Kreuz Ztg.", oskarzonego o
fa}szowanie weksli inne pre-
stepstwa. Jak sic pokazuje, z
Austryi przyby4 on do Stanow
Zjednoczonych, ale obecnie o.
pusci} juz Ameryke. Obecnie
znajduje sic podobno W
Auckland, ma novel ZelandyI.
Zamierza tam osiasf ma stale.
Ssdza, re stamtad ME moze
bye wydany do Niemiec.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-12
Rozb6j.

Ubieg}ej nocy zakradli sic rabusis
do mieszkania Augusta Niedzwiedz.
kiego pm. a5 Hamburg str. Dostali
sic do mieszkania tylnem oknem,
kt6re st}ukli, zabrali rome przed-
mioty wartosci 800. Policya szuka
z}oczync6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-12
ROzbity Okret.

LoNDYN, II listopada. =
Podczas tutejszei bury W no.
cy okret Aaglowy Highland
Home, bedacy pod dow6dz.
TWEEN kap. McWirr, rozbil sic
ma ska}ach Angle W pobliau
Milford. O jego zalodze z}oao.
nej 2 II ludzi, niema zadnej
wiesci. Mniemaja, re wszyscy
oni utracili Sycie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-12
Szef policyi, Byrnes OskarAony

New York, IL listopada. =
Komisarze rachunkowi rozpo,
czell dzisiaj badae oskarzenia
wniesione przeciw by}emu sze.
fowl policyi Thomas Byrnes.
Christian w. Schaefer o,
znajmi} komisarzom, ze W Ia.
tach 1872-1873, podczas gdy
Byrnes by} kapitanem policyj-
nym stacyi przy Mercer str, u.
trzymywal dom CRY p. n. 1872
Broadway, i re pod6wczas ka:
pitanowi co miesiac wyplacal
czwarts czesG sWojego docho.
du.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-12
DodadkOwe odszkodowanie dla
JapOnii.

LoNDYN, II listopada. =
Otrzymano wiadomosc z Pc.
kinu, il tam podpisans zosta1a
przez przedstawicieli Chin i
Japonii umowa co do wyplaty
dodatkowego odszkodowania
"a opr6znienie p6lwyspu Lao
Tung przez wojska japohskie.
Japonia otrzyma d. 1890 listo'
pada r. b. 80 milionow taelow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-12

: Rad Guiany angielskiej po-
ssa} ma granice Venezuela baterye
kataczownic Maxima.
Dow6dca powstahc6w ma wy
spie Kubie Jovellanos PROV. Ma
tanzas podda} sic dobrowolnie Hisz-
panom-i otrzymaf amnestye.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-12
N0Wy pre2ydent ministr6W W
Egipcie.

LoNDYN, IL listopada. - q
Kairu donosza, il Nubar Pasza,
prezydent ministeryum egip,
skiego, z powodu z}ego stanu
zdrowia 8rezygnowa} re swego
stanowiska, Nastepcs jego 20.
sta1 mianoWany Mustapha
Fehmy Pasza. Bedzie on nadal
prowadzi} to sama, przyjazns
dla Anglii polityke.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-12
Ia mfOda.

PoSrednik. przy zawieraniu mai.
zehstw zacheca maodziehca, ably sic
staras 0 panne z majatkien i powia-
da:
Parma o kt6rej panu movie ma
tyle tysiecy dolar6w, lie lat zycia.
"A lie ma lat?
-Dwadziescia.
%, to dla mnie jeszoze.. "a mlo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-12
Ma p0lOwaniu Zabity.

HURLEY, Wis, II listop. =
Ma polowaniu W Sand Rock,
Josse Morgan 2 Chicago "a
strzelil towarzysza swego Ed.
warda Stockley, waaajsc 60
"a zwierzyne, zmierzyl sic,
strzelil, i zabi1 go ma miejscu'
Take brat Morgaua by1 ma
polowaniu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-12
Katastrofa kOpalniana W Auglii.

LoNDYN, y listopada. : W
kopalni Winning, W Black.
wall, hrabstwo Derby, ,1darzy1a
sic fatalna katastrofa. Eksplo-
dowa3y gazy i wynik1 po'
Ear. Siedmiu g6rnik6w, znaj'
duiacych sic przy piracy, costa.
10 zabitych. Pozostali potrafili
sic uratowac.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-12

Pienisdze do wypotyczania DuEe sunny. Niah
orocent po&yczamy peniadze ma, budowe. Posia-
dioSci tylko Chicagy SptacaIny potyczki OF
Towarzystw duza oszczednost. Hipoteki lmorI
gages) ma sprzedaA Zgtosie sic osobiseie albo "
Stownie DO u. o. STONE & CO., La Sale.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-12
w spraWie pOpfochu gietdeWego
W Wiedniu.

WlEDE6, II listopada. =
DIS W Radzie pa6stwa poru
szona zosta}a sprawa ostatnie-
go poplochu ma gie1dzie wie-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-12
Acha!

Przechwalaja sic dwaj malcy.
= Acha!.. Moi tatko jest den.
tysta-i rwie ludziom zeby.
- Acha! A moi papa jest adwo-
katem i rwie ludziom... wszyst-
ko.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-12
IeIegramy ZagranicEne
MOVE NIEPOKOJACE
WIESCI z TURUYI.
Nspad IA misys angielsks. :
Okrucie6stwa Kurd6W W
Armenii.

S9dOra CamDOna q AOaSGSnGY-
tyDapola. Jest on zdania, ze do
przyprowadzenia Turcyi i
rzadu tureckiego do r6wnowa.
gi konieczns jest manifestacya
floty wojenuej mocarstw; W ma
stepstwie zwC}aG trzeba konfe.
rencye europejska dla rozstrzy.
gniecia lasu Tprcyi.
KoNsTANTYNoPoL, s listo-
pada. Otrzymano tu via
domos6 telegraficzna, il an
gielska stacya misyjua W po-
0lizu Jerozolimy zosta}a zruj'
nowana przez fanatyczny t}um
muzulmaGski. Sami misyona-
re zdolaIi ujsG z zyciem; ale
kilka sluzacych misyjnych na-
pastnicy zabili.
WiadomosG ia wywoiala
wielki niepok6j W ambasadzie
angielskiej.
KiAmil Pasza, b. wielki we,
zyr, bez dalszego oporu wy
jechal ma urzad gubernatora
do Aleppo.
Pomiedzy rzadem tureckim
a przedstawicielami mocarstw
odbywa sig ciagla wymiana
depesz i komunikat6w. Rad
turecki stara sic rzecz pre-
wlekaC - i zbyWa ambasado.
row coraz to nowemi, pr6anemi
obietnicami.
Sadza, BE TAXA polityka do.
prowadziG musi do nieauiknio.
nei interwencyi mocarstw.
Wczoraj reprezentanci mo-
carstw odbyli sekretne zebra.
ME, ma kt6rem nakreSliG miei
dalszy plan dzialania W obec
Turcyi. Go postanowili, dokla.
duie niewiadomo. To fakt, re
maia wkr6tce przedstawic
Tewfikowi Paszy nowa note
zbiorows z jak najbardziej
stanowczemi asdaniami.
Sultan Abdul Homid wido-
docznie dziala ma przekore
mocarstWom.
Ia dow6d sluzyc moze obda.
rzenie wysokim orderem b.
gubernatora prowincyi Van,
Bahri Paszy, niedawno usunie-
tego z tego urzedu ma zadauie
posla bryta6skiego Sir Phil
lipa Currie.
LoNDYN, IL listopada. -
2 Konstantynopola Armenii
donosz9 tutaj o strasznym sta
ME zametu jaki panuje W calej
Azyi mniejszej. W Baiburi
mia4y zn6w miejsce krwaWe
starcia pomiedzy Turkami a
Chrze$cianami - i kompletna
rzez ostatnich. Okolo 1900
Arme6czyk6w pablo ofara
rzezi; W tel liczbie bylo wiele
kobiet i dzieci. w okolicach
Erzeroum krew wciaz sig leie,
a obecnOsc woiska pod do
W6dztwem Shakira Paszy ME
zapobiega bynajmniei strasz-
nym wypsdkom. w obwodzie
Hauran powstali Druzowie
i zniszczyli ogniem pare
wiosek arme6skich. w pro-
wincyi Sivas ME ma ami iednei
wioski arme6skiej, kt6ra ME
by}aby spustoszona. Kurdowie
dopuszczaja sic wszedzie mai
straszniejszych okrucie6stw.
Podr6zny, przybyly do Trebi.
bizondy Er2eroum widzial po
drodze najmniej 800 kobiet,
umierajacych g}odu blaga-
jscych wsparcie; mezowie
ich zostali pomordowani.
KoNsTANTYNoPoL, II lis. -
Sultan Abdul Hamid jest
mocno zaalarmowany.
q Arabii, W kt6rej zawsze
naitrudniej by2y o ospok6j, mad
chodzi Wiadomosc poczeciu
sic ruch6w poWsta6czych. W
poblizu Senha wojsko hiszpaG-
skie stoezylo z Ara bami krwa-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-11-12
Trudne pofoienie ma Wyspie Ku-
bic.

MADRYr, II listopada. =
Wiadomosci, ostatnio otrzyma-
ne z wyspy Kuby, wskszujs,
re po4ozenie jest tam bardzo
trudne. Niema widok6w stu.
mienia powstania W Dajblia-
szej przysz}oSci. Rad posta,
nowil tam wys3ac zn6w 10000
woiska; przybsdzie ono ma W.
Kube W styczniu. q Havany
donosza, IL gen, Martinez Cam
pos osobiscie rozpocznie dzia.
1ania wojenne przeciwko do
w6dcy powsta6czemu genera
wi Maximo Gomez.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-01-04
THE Ex rRsAsuRRR

No county treasurer has left that
ofice with better reputation fer all
that goes to make up faithful, hon.
est, efficient as we'll as courteous and
obllging ofscial than does MT. Nell
Thomson. So far rs we know, no,
even the slightest breath Of suspicion
has been whispered against him,
either in his dealings with the county
or with the taxpayers.
MT. Thomson leaves the Office, its
responsibilities and cares with plea.
sure; he has had much more care and
anxiety ut times during his term
than most people dream Of. and the
heavy load always placed on the shout
ders of a man who cares for other
peoples money, has, in his case, been
made peculiarly heavy by financial
circumstances. over which he had no
direct control. We say this much,
that people may know that the path
Of q public officer is not always plea.
SAINT, and that an Official who has the
good record OF MI. Thomson, deserves
the thanks Of those whom he has
served so we'll.
And the PIONEER EXPRESS feels Inn
PEELED to say this much for one to
whom We have been politically oppos-
led, because he has borne his extaordi.
nary heavy cares, through a financial
crises so we'll, that the fact deserves
public attention as we'll as public
gratitude.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-01-04

In Sweden mo man can nuke q
cent" from liquor selling. The city
government buys at wholesale, liquors
OF guaranteed purity, designates the
places at which they shall be sold and
the hours, and then puts a man In
charge on a salary. The less whiskey
the man sells the more successful he
ls considered to be as q business man.
He must be one of the most reputable
citizens Of the town or he will not be
permitted to have charge of q saloon.
The saloon itself is a plain four.wall-
ed room. No pictures decorate 1t; no
warm stove sends out genial comfort.
There is not even a chair to sit down.
A man may buy whiskey by the drink.
He drinks it and Is OF about his bust
ness. He may not have another drink
Of spirits under three hours. The liq.
uor shops IRE not opened till 8 O'Clock
in the morning. They are closed at
7:30 In the evening In winter and 8 In
summer. On pay days the saloons are
closed before the workmen get money,
and the day before holiday they
close at noon. The result of that
drunkenness In Sweden and Norway
is decreasing perceptibly and steadily,
|-Ex.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-01-04
householders have stoveplpss filed
With SCOT, and have them % habitual.

y.
In this country where very few
chlmneys are built from the ground.
they also became 4 great source Of
danger. Usually they are seldom
cleaned except BY spontaneous burn.
Ing. often alarming the whole town
oy its violence and danger. Most
chlmneys are supported ut tho roof.
oomblny. aud GU the second door,
The door often sinks while tho ROOF
holds up; this causes tho chimney q
crack open 10 the peak of the roof,
1early always being 10 a place, EEL.
dom. and often impossible, 70 sse,
Bad mortar or freezing mortar often
makes . chimney after year OF less
Of use. only loose pile Of tricks, with
open tnterstices through which fire
could essily jump.
When one thinks o. the car elessness
Of people In using and handling lamps
and lanterns and matches, the tumble
down chimneys and rusty old stove.
pipes, 1t is a wonder that the number
OF fires Is not ten-fold more.
Another feature is the fact that
no matter how careful Y person may
be about ones own fires, yet every.
body has to share In everybody else's
risks to a greater or less extent.
Eternal vigilance is the price Of free.
dom from fires, but where there is 60
little vigIlence as say here in Penn
bina, there must be something 10
good luck as we'll. However, 1t won't
do to trust entirely to good luck.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-01-04
LAMPS. MATCHES. ETC.

LAMPS, MATCHES, ETC.
The proper thing to do with q burn
er on lamp that does not work we'll,
is throw it away and get new one;
though, sometimes, a good scrub
bling will make 1t all right.
When a lamp is heated, gas forms
above the oil. This gas is very explo-
sive. In q properly. trimmed burner
NEST Ct the gas escapes along q little
channel made for the purpose on the
wick-holder. This gas is consumed
as it escapes, by the hame,- thus maxi
ing brighter light and at the same
time disposing Of danger. Dirty,
sputterlug burners, are dangerous to
life and property. People often com.
plain of bad oil wheE it Is a bad lamp,
and risk life and property to save a
twenty-five cent burner, or. from care.
lessness.
When lamp Is first lighted the gas
escapes slowly; as the oil becomes
heated the gas generates more rapid
ly, and passes to the flame making
it bura brighter. The oil also be-
comes heated and thinner and goes
up the wick with greater facility.
hence the danger Of turning q wick to
its full height and leaving 1t burning
alone 10 room. On Christmas eve,
We watched two windows in the
heart Of the city 60 blink, blink, like
two great owl:eyes for at least fifteen
minutes and arriving opposite, we
could see lamp apparently burning
alone In the chamber, whose sputter-
ing made the alternating light aud
darkness. Ofcourse the matter was
attended to, butP
It Is curious question whether IL
matches cost five cents apiece. IL
they would not be less expensive then
at present prices. Matches are 60
cheap they IRE thrown around every.
where. Mice, rats, heat, spontaneous
combustion, all use these cheap
matches to set fires that cost thou.
sands and thousands Of dollars.
And then there's stoveplpes. Where
IL the lucky man who IL to invent q
stove.pIpe that can be sent by freight
"knock'down," and yet that the way.
faring man need not take furlough
from his church while putting it CO.
gether. A pipe that will 60 togeth.
or, joint together easy and stay Joint.
cd when put. No such pipe has ever
made its appearance yet. 60 as q mat.
ter Of fact there 10 hardly q safe stove
| pipe of three Joints length in the whole
United States. That is. safe enough
to leave without constant watching.
And most pipes 20 situated and put
together are absolutely dangerous,
and to add to the danger. we venture
the assertion, that three out Of four
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-01-04
Governor ShortrIdoe goes out NJ

Governor Shortridge goes out and
Governor Allin comesi In. As we have
before rewarded, the administration
of governor Shortrldge has been fair
and decent. Elected as poprlist we
had reason to fear an administrat ion
of the Waite or Lewellyn style, but
Mr.. Shortridge, while not especially
brilliant, and not above the errors Of
human judgment, has proven that he
has at least ordinary good sense. and
and has spared US the shame which
has fallon to the lot of some states
whose governors were not only pops
but fanatics. For this, at least,
all partizans may say "well DONE -
Certainly Mr.. Shortridge retires from
his term of governorship with the
general respect Of the people Of North
Dakota.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-01-04

! RelG5sls I. ::ss$
BsS1ss1l Z y ill nhsf nth. aud -,
cenb1s s1i N syou. ON - frcul
polni. ID aostS y d finnesotS Nortl
Dak0eNaSd leaaitdba, On IN North
|stn fsej1e Rllircad, 70 Montreal and
'psincital baaStS in Ontario, ~ 1lo.ol
for tAsFoula, TIP. These tickets VII
Ibe sold :1fom Stations q far west q
Jamsst oWn. n. b. Oh The main llus
and an the stations between Winni
peg Junollon and Including WINNIPEG
brandon and Portage LaPrairis, ant
win b. geod ia ninety days from dal
OF sals.
Bale .of Alekets, !. tom Msnitobl
points, Nov. 18th, daily 70 De-. slst
inetusive, from northern Minnesot,
and North Dakota points, Nov. 10th
eth, DEC. lih, aud Dec. 10th, daily :,
Dec. 3lst Inclusive.
Limit II tickets will DO extendst
upon certain conditions, which infor
nation you can obtain from your tick
ct agents.
special notice 10 drawn 70 the fac,
that on Tussdays in December th,
Northern Pacific will run Pullman
Tourist, Upholstered Sleeping Car
from Manitoba to st. Paul, maxim
direct connection with daylight train
having Parlor Car from st. Paul {,
Chicago, and making direct connect
lon there for Canadian points. Oniy
81 90 for. . d0nble lower berth In Tour
ct Sleeping Car.
For more detailed Information 10
gardlng the shove, call on any North
err Pacific Ticket Agent, Or Larrl
Matthew, Travelling Passenger ARenj
Grand Forks, G. 3. Lang Travelini
Passenger Agent Winnipeg, or Chas
8; Fee, Gen. Pass. Agent. St: Pau
MINI: 17.e4
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-01-04

The PIONEER EXPRESS suggests a
compromise on the resubmission
question. That at the same time
that the constitutional amendment
in reference to liquor selling Is sub
mitted to the people, that another
amendment be submitted. giving
women the right of suffrage ON all
uestionsinvolving the right Of license
or no license, for the sale of liquor.
Or, IN whatever form the liquor ques.
tion may assume on our statute books,
that women should have an equal say
with the men.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-01-04
-Four. Big Successes.

Having the needed merit to more
llen make good al the adverisinR,
'laimed for them, the following four
's;nedies have reached q phenomenal
sale. DR.. Kings New discovery. fol
consumption, Coughs and Colds, each
.Ottle guaranteed-Electric Betters,
The great remedy for Liver, Stomach
ard Kidneys. Bucklen's Arnica Salve,
tho best 10 the world, and DR.. KinR'i
New Life Pills, which are q 'perfec.
pill. All these remedies are euaran.
teed to do Just what 10 claimed fol
them and the dealer whose Eame d
attached herewith will be glad to tell
YOU more of them. Sold at T. B.
Shaw, s. Co.'S Drug store, Large bot
Tics 60c. and A. 00
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-01-04

Whelan and Wilson who we're &C.
cused by Knox as an accomplice. of
burning the bridge near East Grand
Forks during the strike, we're dis
charged on the ground that in the
absence of other evidence the unsup.
ported testimony Of the accom-.
plice was not sufficient to convict.
Now. as Know is the only witness
against himself will he likewise be
|dlscharQed?
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-01-04
Canadian Exeursaons.


20 90 for the round trip to Montre
al and points west In Quebec and On
tarlo. To points east Of Montrea,
tickets will be sold at slightly incrcas
ed rates.
Trains from Northern Minnesota
North Dakota and Manitoba arrive
in Minneapolis and st. Paul early ID
the morning 10 ample time to connect
with the day train viz 1.-THE North
Western Line" which leaves Minnea.
polls 7:30 A. n. st. Paul. 500 A. n
daily, arrives Chicago 9:35 p. NJ, max.
ing connections with late trains out
of Chicago for the east. Luxurious
parlor car on day train Minneapolis
and st. Paul to Chicago.
For the popularity Of the North
Western Line would refer you to the
large number Of people who have en-.
joycd its firstclass services to Chicago
en- route to Canada In former years.
For full Information and illustrate
cd folders free call on your local
agent or address
NJ. N. WHEEIEB.. J.D. CoND1T,
Travelling Agt. Travelling Agt.
T. w. TEAsDAIE, 1924
Gen. Pass. Agent, st. Paul.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-01-04

NOelo0 OF Ikno0 Ox Exp 1fASAOM OxR000aY-
tier ofTax bale CertEaoaees.
Ed Lemon. southeast quarter Of nosthsse!
quarter, section u, township 1884, range 81, lsved
1879. sold on Dscember End 1850, foe Sosel, 0xss
Sa6.S6 Interest 9l0.9s. t0tal 15S1o. -
I'd Lemon'soneh halt Of noftA west .quasSes,
section s e .S.n.h.p 'ss sasss. St ,sssa -
80. interest S3l.l6 total Sio7.6l.
q. Z. Wright, Pembina city, lot I. block y
levied 1889, sold on December Ind, 1870, fot II
cts. taxes 3s cts, interest - cts, total % Ct.
G. 7. Wright, Psmbina city, lot 2, block -
levied 1850, sold on Decem6ee 21e. 1890. Tor II
cts. taxes s. cts, interest q cts, total % cte.
g. Z. Wright, Pembina city, lot 2. block %.
cts, taxes IS cts, interest 26 cite, total % ets.
G. Z. Wright. Pembina city, lot 4, block q,
LEVIED 1850. sold en- December Ind, 1900, for IL
cts, taxes 90 cte. interestN cts, tntal q ets.
q. 7. Wright. PembinA city, lot ,. block ~
lowed 1850. sold on December Ind, 1880. for 10
cts taxes 10 cts, interest s. cts, total g cents.
OFFICE OF COUNTY AuDrTos, P.nBINA COUNTY,
NoRru DAKOTA.
To the owners ofihe above described reslestate
in Pembina county. North Dakota: Y0uare here.
BY notified that the land herein above described,
vided BY law, and that the time Of redemption
from esfd sale allowed BY law, will expire ON
the 18th day. Of January 1895, or within sixty
days after publication Of this notice. In addi-
ton to the amount above stated - necessary to
redeem from said sale, the cost OF publication
Of this notice must be paid together with such
Interest as my accrue from and AFTER this da'e.
paud and seal. ., Pembina, In said county oi
Pembina, this tenth day Of November 1904.
SEAL w. ]. BRIDE,
Auditor of Pembina County, N. D.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-01-04

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