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Pacific Hotel. Shortly after returning to
Chicago I received letter from Mr.. Fair.
in which he stated that he would soon. see
me; that he wanted our friendship to Gull
inmate in rela sionship closer and dearer
than mere friendship, and that he was
coming with serious intentions to ask my
hand and heart in marriage.
''Wen, Mr. Fair, accompanied by his
secretaries, Bresse and Angus, and l think
Mr. Crothers, arrived in Chicago MAY 7,
1898, and took apartments at the Grand
Pacific. Mr. Fair Immediately sent me his
card. I met him in one of the parlors and
he expressed great happiness at seeing me
again. He told me then and there that he
had come all the way from California for
the purpose of asking me to become his
wife. 1 told him that l would give him a
definite answer within few days and deli
cately intimated that he need have no fear
of my final decision. He seemed very
much pleased at this and we spent the
evening very pleasantly talking of the
present, the future and old times
ga few days after that Mr. Fair was
taken suddenly and violently i'll in singu-
lar manner. That night he sent for me to
come to him. did as requested. He told
me he was a very sick man and begged me
to take care of him and to call in nv
physician. 1 Immediately sent for DR..
Vincent Herbert who came and examined
Mr.. Fair and prescribed for him. Mr..
Bresse and Mr.. Angus tried to keep me
out of the sickroom, but Dr. Herbert
interposed and directed that 1 be per-
mitted to nurse Mr.. Fair. 1 then went
into the sick-room and cared for the sick
man until the worst of his illness was
past. He often spoke hopefully of the
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that he frequently heard Mr.. Fair speak of
me as his future wife. And Mr. Fairs
wife should have become had not undue
influence and interference come between
US. Perhaps he would have been alive and
well to-day had we been united in marriage
before he was rushed away from Chicago.
To me his sudden and unexpected death
looked singular, and-but L will not
say any more about it. The chapter is
closed and 1 ask for nothing now except to
be left in peace with my sorrow"
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thing that could be done to influence him
against me was done by Bresse and Angus
ana Crothers. Once very prominent
gentleman, who was staying at the same
hotel, in speaking of Mr.. Fair and his
satellites, remarked that the life of multi
millionaire is not altogether pleasant one.
"Since leaving Chicago l have received
letter from DR.. Herburt, in which he states
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The French sooiety,s Annual.

AT the annual meeting of the French Mutual
Benevolent Society the election of officers will
take place, and a spirited contest that has been
going on for some time will be decided, so far
as the officers of the society are concerned. The
election of resident physician for the French
Hospital and that of visiting physician, which
has developed much bitterness, has been post
pOned.
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oftener. I have been sick most of the time
since wrote to you. am here now sick and
cannot tell when I will get away. 1 have
asthma-penumonia That article of yours is
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lead pencil. The first was dated at Yuma,
and read as follows:
YUMA, A. T., April 2. 1893.
Dear Miss Cousins: have your kind favor of
March % tonight. 1 regret did not write
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SENATOR FAIRS LETTER TO YUMA
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carl.sls.
Ito la'c far las w,ek.l


- w. Argt" liz very sick with lung
fever. 49,
= A StlyaAio,nAsnly revival WAS held
To the white b. school house this week
with il sddd attendance. =:
The farmers and their buys can be-
seen ip all dirsctions.. ,narch.nx lie.
hind their drugs and drills.
Miss Maggie Webb is home again
from. tho Tyner schul, where she has
been teaching since last fall.
The young people Of lsathgatc are
getting Interested In our debates and
attend and take part regularly.
Our debates are running in full
blast. The club meets now every
Saturday evening. Subject for next
meeting Is: Resolved, that the steam
engine is better civilizlng agent
than the printing press Your scribe
Is a captain for the negative side, and
A. Mckenzie Tor the tIiarmative.
CGnIc out Mr.. Editor, or send your
best man aud help US tn prove the
well known fact that the printing
press IL the greatest civilizing agent
In the world.
A meeting Of the farmers here was
hold last week and 1t was concluded
ID buy the cheese. iartory plant from
Mr.. Steel A tsf,iiimfitce w,,s scnt, tn
Bathgate next day.: and bought tile
building and machinery for 1880.
It will bc moved from where it now
stands and located at Paul Johnson's
bridge. Only temporary building
will be erected this summer. An.
other meeting was called last Monday
at o'clock p. M. Paul johnson was
called to the chair. It was moved
and carried that We form an associa.
ti0n to manufacture cheese. The
following officers were clect"d.
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Sale of Furniture.

l have received instructions from
L. E. Booker to sell all his Furniture.
Dishes, Crockery, Lamps, etc, ut pri.
vate sale. Said goods are now being ar.
range for sale in the Shaw s. Charl-
ton store room and will be ready for
inspection Monday morning April LIST,
at 9 O'Clock. This will be rare CD
portunity to purchase good household
goods cheap. Don't miss It.
tt w. C. SHORT,
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For Sale.

Three pool tables, owner unknown,
will be sold by the undersigned ut his
harness store in Pembina, N. d. 2p. NJ.
Saturday April 18th, 1895, at public
auction, to pay storage charges and
other expenses thereon, unless other
wise settled by some person who can
show title thereto.
$3.50 GEORGE PRoCTOR.
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Guaranteed Cure.

We authorize our advertised tir.g
yist to sci. you Dr. Kings New Ibis.
cOvery for Consumption, coughs and
colds, upon this condition. lfyOu arc
afflicted with La Grippe and will Use
this remedy according ~ directions.
giving 1t a fair trial, and experience
no benefit, you may return the bottle
and have your money refunded. We
make this offer, because of the won
dcrful success Of Dr.. Kin9's New Dis.
covcry during last seasons Epidemic
Have heard Of no case in which il
failed. Try 1t. Trial bottles free at
4. Il. Shaw & Co.'S drug tore. Large
size SOC. and 100.
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UNDER new law passed this win.
ter and now 10 force, no fish can be
taken from the waters of any river or
lake In this state except BY hook and
line. This includes the waters of the
Red aud Missouri rivers which were
formerly exempt. This will interfere
With the ash industry as carried on
quite extensively BY our Icelandic
nelghbsrs 10 South Pembina, unless
they catch their fish with ret lines nd
travis, as seines are positively prohi.
bited No flsh may be caught within
hve hundred feet Of q dam, and pike.
pickerel, perch and muskelonge may
not be taken from Nov. lst to Nav
l6t, following.
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Hamilton.

c. II. Green went south Wednesday.
J. NJ. Chisholm has D shetland pony,
one year old.
Rev. Jephcott addressed the A. O.
U. w. Sunday afternoon.
Miss E. Asselstine will teach la the
Mcmillan district this summer.
j. Paxman has purchased the build
ing formerly owned by Mcintyre &
Abrams. '.-'.,'
Green Bros arc buying hogs. .Ifyou
have any for sale 1t will pay you to
give them call. 80
Truthful Ben saycs that the ,artc.
sian-well is very valuaBlai.: WHY not
start q salt factory
Miss NJ. Macarthur has secured the
Fleming school for the summer and
will teach the young idea. how to
shoot.
We are informed that Hamilton is
to have inlthe near future divine
healing institution a branch of the
Chicago concern.
A. D. Bulc has a force 81 men at
work moving and repairing bis stable;
he will also put brick foundation
under the hotel.
G. E. LaCell the photographer is do.
ing rushing business. II you wish
to get picture of your physiognpmy
taken. give him a call, satisfaction
guaranteed.
Miss Ward returned home Monday,
having finished her term at this place,
Miss Ward is an excellent teacher and
has made many friends during her
stay among US. ,.;
By mistake last week the date Of the |
Fair next fall was made October 18th
and'27th-it should have,bsen Sep.
tember 18th land 9Th. Also, Mr..
Taylor of Bathgate should Have been
included in the list Of directors.
Seeding operations are general, and |
IN some sections of tho county we'll |
advanced, the ground being. In excel.
lent condition. The largest acreage |
of fax known In the. history Of the
county will be sown isspring. Flax
at &1.5O to e. 90 per .bushel has many
charms to the farmer who has raised
wheat at 10 cents; at this writing far
mcrs can contract their flax at $lOOl
Icr bushel.
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American Enterprise

American Enterprise.
Office Of The Evening Tribune
Evansville, Ind,
DR.. j. G. Aver & Co.. Lowell, Mass,
Gentlemen: 1t is no doubt u plcac-
urc to all manufacturers To he remind.
cd Of the popularity Of their goutls-
especially III far distant localities
where they may not even know Of
shipments being made.
Not a great while since, the writer
made an extended journey over Cent
raj America. In going from the Sula
Valley, Honduras, toward the capital
city. Tcguciga:pa, VIC stopped, toward
noon, at u little hacienda about 100
miles from the coast. Here was en-
countcred number Of pack mules,
laden with wares destined for Tegu.
cigalpa. In examining these wares
we were somewhat surprised to find
that one Of the mules was loaded
down with boxes bcaring the familiar
brand Of ~. c. Aver s. Co.,, Lowell,
Mass" 1t was like meeting an old
acquaintance to encounter such mer-
chandise In that remote quarter.
The boxes were strapped upon the
back Of the mule by n net work Of
strong strands Of native pita, forming
q package as large as-thc little beast
which bore It. In this way, however,
these medicines had been transported
over the dangerour passes Of the Cor
dilleras for over 100 miles and were
yet destined for point further ahead
This tribute to the virtues Of your
medicines is rendered still more EN-.
phatic when it is known that the al
most impenctrable jungles and wild
and interminable ranges Of mountains
Of Honduras preclude the passage of
any and every kind Of vehicle, reQuir-
Ing all transportation upon the backs
Of men or mules. Yours truly,
A. j. MILLER,
Editor Evening Tribune.
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1rYoU see leetle req pig with black
spots about six weeks old (the pig not
the spots) tell Archie Mcdonald, the
blacksmith. Archie mourns the loss
Of such q one since Monday. P. s..
The pig was not blind, but OF the or
binary sort and Jersey breed.
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-Four Zig Suceesses.

Having the needed merit to more
zen make good all the advertising,
laimcd for them, the following four
"cnedies have reached a phenomenal
sale. DR.. Kings New discovery. fol
Consumption, Coughs and Colds, each
nttle Observation-Disclosures Betters,
the great remedy for Liver, Stomach
ard Kidneys. Bucklen'sA rnica Salve,
the best In the world, and DR.. Kings
New Life Pills, which are perfec.
pill. All these remedies are guaran-
teed to do just what is claimed foY
them and the dealer whose lame is
herewith will be glad to tell
YOU more of them. Sold at r. B.
Shaw. & Co.'S Drug store, Large bot
Ties Soc. and 81 90.
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Hshse q a r lasss VS. Govt Repost
RR s!xass$
Ans OLUTELY PURE

Tho n. r. Sunday. Schal elected
new officers for tile cnsu1ix year.
W. IL. Husband. was chosen s:ss;;,psti d:
tenaent. Rev. s. Newl0ye, ,asst. Xlp:
erIntendent; withSa sta6sDf o6zenl
and teachers which ENSURES; suceIBa
tits authoratiyely stated Git the
contract has been let for grading the
Hines R..R. from Draytoa -tDsC antoa,:
to the Garrett Bros. Of St.. Thomas.
Some Of the magiates were In town
on Wednesday, securing the right Vi
why.
Dan Sullivan has the sympathy Ut
the whole community, In the loss OF
seven horses, which were shot owing
to an epidemic Of CYLINDERS Most
farmers under similar conditions
would throw up the sponge but Dan
Is gritty.
The A.. o. U. w. are building an ad.
dition to'their hall, which when com.
pleted, will give them double the ca.
paclty Of their old hall. They are ad.
ding largely to their number with
material that will prove q, credit. to
the order.
Ole E. Ole, svcih Ole and ,uander
Rasmussen are back from the ROscau
Lake country, CHUCK full Of IT. while
others who have presRcese9 nRersthe
SAME ground, tame 'hacks disxul lied
and think Pehbtna county. Is :gpd
enough for them. -. . :,
Miss Turner, who has taught Che
primary department To our school so
acceptably. has' accepted similar but
more lucrative position In. Walsh Co.
Her leavc-takinx was u fearful one
among the primaries who presented
her with beautiful album.s -
The ladies aid ofthe NJ. E.. conyre.
CATION has made and sold about 100
sun-bonnets Of u new aud very. tax
Ing design Every lady that sees
them must have one. Your CORES.
pendent saw Jerry Kelly going. hume
the other day wearing Une. -. -
Seeding during last week; was we'll
under way and. the present week will
find everybody busy Thessdfffuce is
dry and dusty but, there is ample
moisture in thc;sced bed, Watch with
the present bal,py. weather will suffice
to cheer the downcast farmer.
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Miss Kate Wall has been engaged
as teacher at the Halliday school. >
Robt. Henderson has purchased
Geo. Spearman's farm, two miles west
Of town. for . consideration of $500.
Canton school has vacation Of two
weeks and J. N. Golfer, teacher, 10
making q brief visit to Crystal City,
Man.
Miss Myrts Husband has been en-.
gagged to teach school No. !, 10 Dist.
Is. Miss Husband 10 at present In
poor health and her many friends are
lhop3pg for . speedy restoration.
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GvP:s;l!M!,MEE ., .x-.

and rubs Oh on clothes. Gypsine does ncith-
er. You can put ON fresh wall as many
coats ~ you please without having to wash
or scrape them. Made only by tho
DIAMOND WALL FINISH CO.,
Grand Rapldo, Mich.
Write for sample card Of tints. COPY Of "0ypsins
Advseaie," and address Of local dealer
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Dental Notice

DR.. Rose, dentist, will be
UHY} in Pembina from the LIST
to the 18th, Neche from the 10th to
the Goth; Bathgate from the 2lst to
the oath; Hamilton from the 25th to
9th st. Thomas; 2sth to the 3lst.
This will be followed up until further
notice.
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MAJOR HAMILTON of Grand Forks,
thinks that the code will 60 into eff.
feet ON July LIST, same as other bills
passed this session and that the gov.
ernor's proclamation provided for will
only affect the books, making them evl.
dence In the courts.
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Mandolin, Guitar and Piano Lessons.
The undersigned is prepared to give
lessons on the Mandolin, Guitar and
Piano. tt Miss ANY CoArs,
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GRAND CENTRAL
Barter Shop aad Bath Room.

;.l,nder. First National Bank, corner Of
CiviIeer and Stutslnan ste. Hot
and Cold Baths at all Hours
LADIES RARLoR
EfStythine 10 Arst-class order. The
bst workmeq aud finest shop in the
CITY.
JOSEPH GERoux. proy,;..o,.
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Found.
A gold, set ring, owner call at NJ. II.
MIXERS jewelry store. 30
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The lectures Of Rev. E. o. Taylor on
THAT boy of yours" "Alchohol and
the later SCIENCE" and "a glass Of
beer analyzed," are said to be very in
tercsting and entertaining. They are
advertised for Friday, and Saturday
evenings and Sunday afternoon at
Kittson Hall.
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wei ~ ~ coane,l.

! The new lily council meets on
ruesday.i Tho city Finances arc
st'mewinat behind, not lMdly, but.
more than we could desire. Taxes 10
the past haye heen very heavy and no
body wants 70 pay any more ,f they
can help II. Nevertheless there are
some things that ought to 10 lookcd
after and all of which Gust a,pley.
Fur instance. tile Second street
bridge; cllvert under coulie bridge
repaired and enlarged beroro IL falls
In entirely; the tstle u the cemetery
perfected and lots sold; fireman's oi.
EXAMINATIONS; sollectioA :of dog tux; COL
iectien Of poll.tax; tskinec.re Of dirt
fFOm tank-holc; dllapIdated sidewalks
and crossings; city pound and pound
master. Nearly every citizen could
add to this list; very few would sub
Tract anything therefrom, though
opinions might differ Ia the degree Of
necessity Of either.
The new council has plenty of work
before It and will find 1t diiicult to
make their cloth b I'D out. There is
lots Ut patching to do. j.
The New Laws.
The Bismarck Tribune villas usual
furnish advance copies of session laws
at cheap rates. The book will also con.
tain a synopsIs Of the changes in the
cOdc. aud for u long time will Lc the
only WY to- find tut these changes,
which are numerous aud important.
Price Is cents. Send your orders to
this office. 39tf
Bulletin No..l9of the North Dakota
Agricultural Experiment Station has
just been Issued. 1t takes up the
subjects of the eminent Ut smut ia
wheat. aud OF the treatment for the
prevention Of potato scab. These two
subjects have both been worked up
aud published 10 previous numbers Of
the station publications, but requests
have been 80 continuous for informa-
ton upon those subjects that the files
Of the original bulletin have been ex.
haustcd. The present bulletin No. ls
10 short aud exact statement Of the
natures OF these two diseases, Of the
seasons for treatment, and of the me.
thOds OF procedure as now perfected
and In successful use. The treat
ment Of both diseases IL no LONGER tu
be considered a matter Of experiment
but Is upon u fixed, economic basis.
The recommendations Indicate that
both the treatments for smut and Do.
tato scab may be carried out upon q
large scale alta comparatively slight
expense.
This bulletin being essentially re-
production Of previous work, will NOT
be mailed to the full regular expert
ment station mailing list, but any OK
wishing the slime will have It sent /,
him upon request.
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COUNTY NEWS.
For the Readers oflths Pioneer Ex
press. By special Reporters.
lt oha.

press. By Special Reporters.
1tchs.
Seeding is In full blast, and reports
are that 1t goes in III very fine shape.
Ducks and geese are being peddlei
10 our streets; they are plentiful thl.
spring.
Quite a lot Of real estate changing
hands In town, looks very bright fol
this season.
Frank Russell has once more return.
ed and intends making head quarters
here. Mrs. Russell will heal the sick
as Of yore.
We understand the contract for the
bank block 10 let and that we arc tc
have the finest lodge rooms overhead
10 the county.
Our native artist, the great Alex
that is our Alex. Bell, is doing some
superb photo work; he has some real
ly choice pieces and as works of art
surpass anything that ordinary anna.
tuers bring out. Call 10 boys and see
his studio.
Someone wanting to ride cheap
stole a horse and half set Of harness
of J. Armstrong on Wednesday night,
then took the butchers cart and
Travelled west us far as Sandy Duncan'e
at Mcconnell, where they exchanged
the old harness for half set Of new
buggy harness.
Colonel Jones, late customs officer
Ut Neche, aud later of Portal, return.
ed with his family On Wednesday and
have gone into their house on fourth
street. Their numerous friends were
Ovcrjoyed to see the gallent Colonel
and the popular Mrs. Jcncs once more
back In their old quarters.
Mr.. +. Myrlck, county commissioner
aud. wife, paid q visit to. Mrs.
Vospcr on their way to Walhalla.
Frank was greatly surprised at the
progress Of the corpora tion and when
he partO0k Of salad for supper, all
grown 10 Neche could scarcely believe
but that lie was IN Florida.
We bad quite a lively run away on
our streets today; Louis NORM was
driving pair OF bronchos, when by
the usual twist Of these animals the
tongue came down and the bronchos
took to themselves wings; Louis was
landed on the sidewalk, fortunately
on the. part nature padded for the oc.
casloh, therefore no bones were brok-
en-; results, usual repairs for the bug.
gy considerable stiffness of joints for
Louis.
The sudden death Of Mr.. Thomas
Gourley, on the morning Of the sixth,
seemed to take the breath Of the
whole community. He was apparent
~ as we'll over night as usual, but
coughed somewhat during the night:
he awOke his daughter about fifteen
minutes before he died; complained
that he was suffOcated aud had been
to the door two or three times foI air;
he then sent her to the.next neighbor.
Mr.. Jones, who came 10 ut once and
also sent for the doctor, but the poor
old man eied 10 bis chair before his
arrival. He was a Mason of 80 years
standing; that fraternity took charge
Of affairs and he was buried on Sum
day. SThe:service was very impressive,
there were about one hundred Masons
In attendance, Dathgate, Pcmbina
and Gretna we're particularly well
represented. The funeral was the
largest ever 10 Ncche, the procession
being over one mile long. Mr.. Gour.
ley was native Of Lindsey, Ont, and
about sixty years old; he had lived In
Neche about twelve years.
0a1So0
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NELSON nEDERr's house at Caya.
lier caught fire last Friday. In ten
minutes the water was on it from the
new engine and no serious damage
was done. A strong wind was blow.
ing from the southeast. cndangcrIng
the business part Of town.