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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-11-15
;Iohn Roudo.s suicide

The following article, 10 reprinted
from last week as It was not printed
in the earlier edition. There Is moth.
ing new TO- add, except that suhse'
quent details prove that he intention.
ally and deliberately killed himself.
He was buried on Monday from the
Catholic church.
We stop the press ut midnight Ia
give particulars OF the terrible acct
dent and suicide of. John Rondo last
evening. About five O'Clock yester-
day evening John ROndO and bis
brother Thomas were hunting on the
ice on Red river about five miles from
town. Thomas In handling his gun
accidently shot his brother John In
the. shoulder. The wound was prob
ably mortal one from the first.
Tom summoned VIM. Edkins who
was chepptng wood near by and they
carried the wounded man to Mrs.
Thomas Prettie's house near by.
Edkins came to town to summon
DR.. Harris. The doctor was than at
the court room giving testimony and
could not leave, 20 asked them Ia
bring the man to town. Edkins re-
turned but the wound was so bad
that the brother again came to town
for the doctor, who left for there
abOut 8 O'Clock. In the meantime,
Rondo told Mrs. Prettic to 90 about
her work, he was all right. Then he
asked for the gun which he had Dor.
rOwed Of i. X. Cavilcer and which he
had .broken In his fall. After examin.
ing. the gun, he told Walter Edkins
to 10 to the window. as some one was
looking in at him. While EdkIns was
gone be put the muzzlc Of the brok-
en- gun Il, hts temple and blew off the
whole top Of his head, scattering
brains, blond and pieces OF skull all
over the room and put out the lamp
making q most terrible sight to greet
the doctor on his arrival.
There Ia no one at home except the
poor old blind father, Tom and the
little children. The mother being
visiting ut Neche and Joe at the Ro.
seau. John is the boy that was Mt
Bismarck. and since his return, has
been industrious and well behaved.
He was about twenty.thrce years Of
age:
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j. L. Brown has moved into the
rooms over the bank.
f. G. Thacker reports a deer, as the
result Of couple Of days hunting
around Cavalier.
Threshing is aboutcomDl etedln this
neighborho0d, aud the most OF the
machines are shut down..
w. L. Abrams returned to Miunca.
polls, Sunday, after q two weeks go
journ with his family at this place.
We learn that Geo. w. Boylan will
look around this winter for a new To-
cation. We wish him success wher.
ever he may locate.
Station Agent Lewis says that
Jimmie Hill IL working him a little
too hard this fall. That's right Ben,
try and register a kick.
Robt. McGruer was In town, Mon.
day, shaking hands with the boys.
We are always pleased to see Bob
among US, as 1t reminds Of old times.
A, Lee, our popular jeweler, has a
nice stock OF watches. clocks and all
kinds of jewelry. It will pay you to
give him a call before dealing else.
where.
Mr.. Kitchen with his photograph
car, has arrived In town aud oil those
who wish to get q picture Of their
physIognomy should avail themselves
Of the opportunity. Mr.. Kitchen
does excellent work. 81
Quite number attended the
teachers examination at this place
Friday. We are told that the teach.
ers present were greatly surprised
ct the beauty Of our new school build.
ing.
Some one borrowed W. G. Green's
fountain pen and forgot to return IL.
w. 9. says that the party will confer
40 everlasting favor BY returnips IL.
It was probably . democrat.
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Advantage to The California Traveller.

Advantage to The California Traveller.
Is the new through tourist Cur ser
vice inaugurated BY the Northern Pa.
ciflc Railroad, In connection with the
Southern Pacific Railroad, Shasta
route. between the east and CalifOr.
mia points via. Portland, Oregon, these
cars leave St. Paul and Minneapolis
every Wednesday afternoon via. the
Northern Pacific "OverIand" arriving
at Sacramento and SanFrancisco the
following Monday morning. Berth
rate only 5000. For reservations ap.
ply to T. G. Warner, ticket agent N.
p, r. r.. Pc mbina,N, ID.
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COUNTY NEWS.
For the Reade r. Of the Pioneer n,
press. by special Rsportsrs.

oSA eA0 10oO0C - Oh Inc xI0000r HI
press. by Special Reporters.
Neohs.
Superintendent Jackson is in town
looking after school matters.
Wheat still gradually gets lower,
lower; 1t is too bad to see u good crop
like this. comparatively Of no value
to the country.
There is 10 be New England din
ncr In the hall Oh the 9th, under the
auspices Ut Tue Ladies Aid Of the
church.
Thanksgiving ball in Vosper's Hall
promises to be good affair: the com-
Mittee propose " spare no expense u
make it u success.
Miss Cocks, our second teacher. has
been called away Ivy the death Of her
mother. She has the sympathy Of u
large circle OF friends.
The new Presbyterian church Is
looming up; expect to get enclosed by
end Of the week. 1t will he quite III,
improvement to the town, tndepend-
ent Of its spiritual you'd.
Ii. Gillis has bought u huuse and
has moved into Town " get the bcue-
TT Of our schools, and VIM. TreuDath
is dong likewise. Vim. Byers follows
suit. 1t looks like having large
school this winter.
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Dr.. A. P. Sawyer. Sir: After suffer-
ing for years with female weakness I
was pursuaded by friend to try your
Pastilles, and after using them one
year. I can say I am entirely we'll. I
can not recommend them too highly.
Mrs. NJ. s. Brook, Bronson, Bethe
Branch Co.. Mich. T. r. Shaw & Co.
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1882

The wife Of Mr.. Leonard Wells, OF
East Brlmfield, Mass, had been suf.
fering from neuralgia for two days,
not being able to sleep or hardly keep
still, when Mr.. Holden. the merchant
there. sent her bottle of Chamber
lain's Pain Balm, and asked that she
give 1t thorough trial. On meeting
Mr.. Wells the next day he was told
that she was all right, the pain had
left her within two hours, and that
the bottle of Pain Balm was worth
$500 IL 1t could not be had for less.
For sale at so cents per bottle by T..
r. Shaw g. Co. 1919
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Il May Do g Much fof You,

Mr.. Fred Miller, CT Irving, Ill. writes
that he had q severe kidney trouble
for many YEAR,, with severe pains IN
his back and also that his bladder wal
affected. He tried many so called
Kidney cures but without any good
result. About year ago he began
use Of Electric Bitters and found 70.
lief Ut once. Electric Bitters is 20.
pecially adapted to cure Of all Kidney
and Liver troubles and often gives
almost instant relief. One trial will
prove our statement. Price only Soc.
Tor large bottle. At T. r. Shaw q Co.
Drug atOre.
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$50. For One Bottle Of Medicine.

WV EVV WIG 6VkkS0 VI SS0VotSAAAVs
This is to certify that my wife was
for years afflicted with asthma. and
was 80 far gone that several physi.
clans decided that her case must ter.
inmate In consumption. I was in-
duced to try q bottle of DR.. Warmers
White Wine of Tar Syrup. To our
great satisfaction 1t gave almost i'm.
mediate relief, and two bottles COM
pletely cured my wife. She Is now
we'll and healthy, but I would not be
without the medicine II it cost fifty
dollars bottle.
1921 WM. H. FERRIS,
Chm. Bid. Up. Of Wilton. Monroe Co.
Wis. For sale by T. r. Shaw & Co.
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Prskford.

6xoBbx0x0s
r. Menxle has erected u very fine
building for his swine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Trotter drove to Penn.
bina the other day on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bicklc were visiting
at Mr.. Peter Squires of 'Stanchcns,
last week.
The Salvation Army expect to have
large time next Thursday evening
at Mr.. w. Norris.
Mr.. George has erected granary
on his farm. Thos. Wilson'S granary
on hie east farm is almost ready to
test.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Morris drove to
Grafton last Monday and we don't
know when they will return, as they
expect to make some visits in another
direction.
Threshing is not all done here vet,
as the last week has been very un-
favorable weather and some rain.
which was very heavy, will keep it
back for sulne time. Very little
plOughing IL done and it is not likely
that there will be any more done.
Hall0'een was well celebrated here
this year; binders we're set a-rOlling
through The snow aud some Of them
landed 10 the slough. Wagons were
taken apart and piled up for the win
ter, plows we're piled up high and dry
to protect the hay stacks. One per.
son has said that one Of the boys had
very large feet.
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II the price Of wheat is low, the lit
tie town Of Neche is full of life; the
social dance, lodge meetings, etc, are
eyer on the 60; church meetings, 60
Gals and ladies aid meetings, where
nothing but good doctrines are dis
cussed. So that no one here need
ever fell dull or unhappy.
The Grand Forks Knights of Py.
thias arrived Wednesday by train, to
attend the formalppening Of the.new
hall. twill be u rather grand affair.
Three dollar tickets; expense cuts no
figure with K. P's, I tell you; there
is no doubt it will be a most enjoyable
time. The Grand Forks Orchestra
plays for the ball.
The school entertainment In Vos-
per's hall, on Monday night, was o
success. The smaller members, un.
der the training Of Miss j. McDoug-
aid, showed good talent and Miss Nc
Dougald knows how to sbring it out,
1t is evident that her heart is In her
profession and there is great credit
due her. She certainly has a wonder.
full hold on the affections Of her pu-
pills and the knack Of making them
proficient in their undertakings.
Some folks feel inclined to sneer at
our city marshal; but for all that he
has done.gOod. work; the rowdy IL look.
ed after and since the last lot OF pigs
were corralled, he has kept a couple
more from entering the sacred pre-
cincts. For that alone he should have
the sympathy of all good citizens.
Some Of these same sightless animals
have tried to prosecute him, but the
states attorney will take note Of these
dOings ana they will recoil.
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JUST as we 60 to press we are start
led on hearing that Mr.. John Sinkler,
father of Mrs. Jas. Dowswell, dropped
dead at the Russell House at noon to-
day. The cause of death is not known.
Mr.. Sinkler was "a years of age, and
was we'll known to all Emersonians.
Our sympathies are with the bereav-
ed rclatives.-Emcrson Journal.
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7 - SsaUes ses " 3sss HHasVs
This 10 the time. all through De.
cember, that you can buy Canadian
excursion tickets via the Northern
Pacific. Go back and visit your
friends in the Provinces this winter
and 60 via the Northern Pacific. Call
on our agents for tickets and particu.
lars. F.C WARNER. Agent,
16tf Pembina.
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Estray.

Estray.
Came to my premises on the north.
east quarter Of section 2, twp. 1853.
range 50, Pembina county, N. D. on
the II tn day OF October A. D. 1895,
one light bay entire (colt) about one
year past, white strip 10 face, black
main and Tail. and four black feet,
IN appearance 1t seems to be q Shire
colt. and public notice Is hereby given
to aG whom 1t may concern that / do
On the 18th day Of October A. d. 1895
take up said cstray horse above dcs-
crlbed, and the owner thereof is here
by notified to appear, prove property
and pay expenses as provided by law.
w. ]. KNEEsHAw,
1918 Pembina, N. ID.
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I'D. Trenholme of Bathgate can
advance the money on farm loans the
day the papers aresigned. lstf
Canadian Excursion.

Tickets will be sold by the Northern
Pacific from December LIST to Decem-
Der 3lst, inclusive. to points In Ont.
and Quebec as far east as Montreal.
Fare 90. for round trip. Good for
stop overs. Tickets good three
months from date Of sale. BY the ad-
ditlOn Of single fare from Montreal
to the 90. rate, tickets will be sold to
points in Nova Scotia and New Bruins.
wick. Upon payment Of reasonable
amounts 10 addition, tickets will be
extended by agents at passengers des-
tlnatlon. Call on N. P. ticket agent
for further information.
F. c. WARNER, Agent,
16tf Pembina.
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AN Icelandic church entertainment
occurred at South Pemblna on Tues
day evening at the residence ofOliver
ThOrsteinsOn. REGULATIONS, music
and literary exercises were Oh the pro.
gram, and pleasant evening spent.
The proceeds were about 425 and are
for the benefit Ut the church.
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Farm loans at low rates. l2-l7
YOUNG s. MoNNET, Bathgate,
Kn,rhts of the Maccabee.

NHKntS Oh tue MoCSaoSeS.
The state commander writes us
from Lincoln, Neb., as follows: "Aft-
er trying other medicines for what
seemed to be very obstinate cough
In our two children we tried DR..
Kings New Discovery and at the end
Of two days the cough entirely left
them. We will not be without it
hereafter, as our experience proves
that it cures where all other reme-
dies faii,"-Signed F. w. Stevens,
state Com.-Why not give this great
medicine trial, as it is guaranteed
aud trial bottles are free at T. r.
Shaw & Co. Regular size SO cents
and 4I.OO.
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Experience and money cannot i'm.
prove DR.. Sawyer's Family Cure, be.
cause it radically cures Dyspepsia,
Liver complaint and kidney difficult
ty. Sold by T. r. Shaw s. Co.
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Good advice: Never leave home on
. journey without q bottle Of Cham.
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Dlarrhoea
Remedy. For sale by T. r. Shaw 8
90. 1910
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Il n ~ = . NJ
| Wednesday ............ l4Ol39l38l33t30
ChurSdRv... lll1l4O36l3aiSl
AROUND TowR.
A JOB lot.of muRgy, foggv, misty
snowy weather most Of the.weck. !.
WILL the friend who borrowed our
county plat-book, kindly tell US where
We shall 20 when we wish to refer to
It. s
A CRAZY Englishman who has been.
rambling around The city for u couple
of weeks was sent to his couiltrymen
across the line this week.
THE skating ON the Red and Penn
bina rivers has been excellent for
most o! the week and the kids have
been making the most Of it.
The skating rink IS shoulder high
and growing rapidly every day. 1t is
Of fine size and will have truss roof
without pillars for support.
Rev. McAFFEE, of Emerson, cx-
changed pulpits with Rev. Mr.. Moore
last Sunday evening aud gave an ex-
cellent discourse to the congregation
'rnE man Jacob Aaron, who was
shot by the Grand Forks pollceman,-
skipped after all. He had u guard
sleeping with him, but he got up and
left the guard asleep.
The scholars Of the sixth grade
gave their teacher. Prof. Hawthorne,
surprise party on Tuesday evening.
They had lots Ut fun aud good things
to eat, and dandy good time.
DID you uOtlce what Full's s'aunt
Hammer" says In her letter? .The old
lady is slightly OF GU punctuation and
spelling, but her experience with
white hares" is truer than most
poetry.
MIR. DoRMER has added another
electric street lamp on the post near
Mayor LaMoure's residence and It is
almost equal In briliance to an arc
light. The gasoline street lamps look
tired In contrast.
CUsToM Ofacer J. g. Carpenter Of
Roseau has relieved Dep. Col. Love,
for one month. Mr.. Love has consid-
cradle private business 70 attend TO-
and also wants . short vacation.-
New Era.
MILLER, the Neche blind pigger,l
who ran across the line when he found
the officers were after him, thought
he could come to Pembinx in safety.
But Sheriff McCabe happened to be Ia
the city too, aud put Miller where he
can't fly any more.
GEORGE Proctor has bought part
OF the Chapman House property:in-
Guiding two Of the buildings on the
street and this stable. He will re-
move one Of the buildings ON the
street, move up the stable aud add to
| It, and have model livery stable and
ancsSellent stand.
AN lcelandic church entertainment
occurred gt Snl,th pomhInn nm Tnaa
day evening at the residence ofOliver
Th0rsteinson. REGULATIONS, music
and literury exercises were Oh the pro.
gram, and pleasant evening spent.
Tho proceeds were about e25 and are
for the benefit Ut the church.
Mr.. c. LAWRENCE Of Toilette, the
jolly "Ycllow-belly Lincolnshire man"
as he calls himself, came in on Mon
day to say he had finished threshlng,
tim Mon uos,, a NJ, hod f3ov,n Il n M S3acn
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DR.. A. P. Sawyer:-Dear Sir: 1 have
been suffering with headache for a
long time. I used your Family Cure
and now am entirely relieved. would
not do without your medicine. Mrs.
q. A. Miller, Mt. Morris, Ills. Sold
by T. r. Shaw & Co.
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Personals.

Mrs Aug. Short returned from Win.
nipeg' on Sunday where she had been
| for medical treatment for her eyes.
Leslie Bowen mail clerk on n. p. wal
quite Ill last week but 10 better.
John b. Carter came In on Monday
and ordered his paper sent to st.
Pierre. Man. where he now resides.
Mr.. Carter states ne has q fine farm.
a good crop and good prospects, and
many friends will be glad to congratu.
late him, but are sorry to lose him
from this country. james Little
Of st. Thomas was 10 the city on Tues.
day. james T. Blackjack came
over to see the commissioners this
week didn't miss them this time) and
took q bridge for Batbgate home with
him.. J. T. gets there when he does
get there. ...... Editor Stanley Of the
Neche Star with Mr.. Vosper of Neche
was looking over the city on Tuesday,
and made this Office a pleasant call. >.
Thos. Fuller Of Glasston was In town
Wednesday on probate business. he
did, 60 to Emerson this time we
think. Judge e. A. Armstrong has
removed to Emerson and makes his
home with his relatives there. j.
G.. Colley of Drayton was in town yes
terday on his way to Neche. %. Fred
Morgan of Neche registered at the
Pembina House Wednesday. IS. A.
Ferrle of Hamilton was over on Mon
day....... Charles Fansett of Neche
was 10 the city on Friday. ...... s.. A.
Steele Of Bathgate drove over to the
county seat ON Friday. "A. Martl-
neau Of Leroy was on business at the
court house on Thursday ....... "A. s.
Burrows has been doing business
about town this week. He sells land
for the o. s. s, Colonial. ....... Frank
Hanson, the Jolly cigar man, left here
after supper Wednesday to attend the
X. Of p. ball at Neche, Of which order
he IL an enthusiastic member. -. j. A.
Stevens, the Grand Forks Herald
traveller was interviewing county on
cials Wednesday and Thursday W.
Is. Thompson Of Minneapolis was
here ON Wednesday. Nv. j.. Graham
OF Canton registered at the Winchest-
er on Tuesday. D. Gillispie Of
Hamilton was over on business at the
court house on Tuesday. Miss Grace
Robertson, and Misses Marie and
Jean Sauter, accompanied Judge o.
e. Sauter on his Mondays visit to
hold q brief term Of court. johannes
Jonnasson of Mountain. A. Pegg and
e. Armstrong were looking after the
welfare of their respective school dis
tricts 1.-THE court house yesterday.
Another party arrived later, but the
questions were settled and commits
sIoners adjourned when they arrived
:. Mrs. John Kerr. who accidentally
slipped and broke the small bone Of
her leglast week is improving rapidly.
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4G IN u r ~ = ut + q 4 MI
fisk U ~ Z teonmIs.
ss6hsf ffFs1st dlSsfiG l. g ri Often
II declared duly elset GA missioner
for 9Th district. Nh IS III
RMrd met NJ a l.6ly @nf county
commissioners, present flllsb0ard.
The following bills xsrc sllowed: /
Pemblna City, WxI11p.l.
W Fowler clerk. =. !. +. J. i ssss..9 2OO|
Johann H,snisson clerk $3.50. 200|
Joseph DeLorla judge. s..:... 2 OO|
W Dunn Judge ............ss.. 2 COL
WKemp Inspector and psstlng
notices !. .,. .ss.. 80. 400
Ward No. u
EW FelsOn inspector MN (mak.
Ing returns. Observation-Disclosures. 4OOl
81 Moorhead judge. I. 81. 2 DOL
William Camp Judge. .,..... = COL
George Bates clerk. .......... ! COL
A u Airth clerk. .............. 2 col
Ward No. 3.
Jacob GRADER inspector and
making returns. ............. 400
VIM Cayileer Judge. ........... 200
% Cavileer judge. .............. 200
i II Shaw ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 200
A ID Cavileer clerk ............ 100
st. Thomas City, Ward No.
J s Grandy inspector. 200
james Curtis Judge. ........... 200
J r Gibson judge. ............. 200
John Cowan clerk ............. 200
d w Buttery clerk. 200
Ward No. Q
Patrick Kelley inspector and
house rent. 400
James Whclan judge. ......... 200
James G Ball Judge. .......... 200
Edmund Kenefie clerk. .... 200
w A Henderson clerk aud maxi
ing returns. ........ ...... 75O
Ward No. 3.
Robert Dunlap inspector. .... 200
Robert Strahan Judge. ........ 200
] A Little judge. zoo
Robert Richie clerk ......... 2W
Albert Ganssle clerk. ., 200
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a Well
Dressed
Man

Commands attention
everywhere. A great many
stylish gentlemen-young and old
are finding it profitable to buy
their garments ready-made. more
and more so every year. Do you
ask why? Well, it's because Ready
Made Clothing isn't what it used
to be. Nowadays it gets as much
attention-or very nearly as
Custom Made Clothes. The best
cloths are used, the best cutters
are employed and the best tailors
put it together. At least that is
the way the 6. u. 6 6. clothing
is made. Anything that will add
to its durability or appearance is
put there.
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Mr.. G. LAWRENCE Of toilette, the
jolly "Ycllow-belly Lincolnshire man.
as he calls himself, came in on Mon.
day to say he had finished threshing,
that'Montgomery had done it and done
1t well, and the neighbors in that
corner were well pleased. with the
work he had done for them.
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GEORGE Proctor has bought part
OF the Chapman House property:in.
Guiding two Of the buildings on the
street and this stable. He will re.
move one Of the buildings ON the
street, move up the stable and add to
1t, and have model livery stable and
ancxcellent stand.
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MIR. DoRMrR has added another
electric street lamp on the post neal
Mayor LaMoure's residence and It ID
almost equal In briliance to an arc
light. The gasoline street lamps look
tired 10 contrast.
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THE skating ON the Red and Penn.
bina rivers has been excellent fol
most os the week and the kids have
been making the most Of it.
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The skating rink is shoulder high
and growing rapidly every day. 1t I.
Of fine size and will have q truss rooi
without pillars for support.
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MILLER, the Neche blind pigger,
who ran across the line when he found
the officers were after him, thought
he could come to Pembinx IN safety.
But Sheriff McCabe happened to be ID
the city too, aud put Miller where be
can't fly any more.
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A CRAZY Englishman who has been
rambling around The city for a couple
of weeks was sent to his countrymen
across the line this week.
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Children with pale, blush complex
ions, indicating the absence of the re-
puisite red globules in the blood
should take DR.. Sawyer's Ukatlne.
Sold by T. r. Shaw s. Co.