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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-08-09
Arseuic I'm Aunlc.

Tiffin, Ohio, Aug. 3.-At Ams,len, o
village near here. to-day Emma Dicer.
aged II years. was arrested on tho
charge Of trying 10 poison the two
children Of Henry Smiley. She placed
arsenic ard Paris green OH apples and
gave them to the children. Their
mother happened TO witness the act.
She took the apples to physician.
WHO said they contained enough
poison to kill two adults. The girl
made IL partial confession before her
arrest, but failed to assign any cause
for the attempted poisoning.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-08-09

st. Anthony, Idaho. Aug. 3.-The
people Of this and surrounding towns
are still very much excited over the
Indian scare, and most every hour
brings fresh rumors. Last evening q
young man named Paul came into
town and declared that another smail
band Of Indians with squaws ana
papp0oses were making their way to.
ward the Hole, a few miles north of
this town. On the strength of this
Baxter Hopkins Immediately left here
on horseback for the purpose Of verl-
flying the same. He went as far north
as Mary's Vale. twenty miles distant,
and there found the settlers in a state
Of panic. Indians are all around them.
Two men who went out to reconoitcr
have not returned, and are supposed
to have been killed by the Indians.
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ARE KILLED BY REDS,
sANNook lNDrANs snoln no
sLAU0HTDR WHITES.
4 Courier Reaches Market Lake.
Idaho with the Report That Two
Aen Had Been Killed by Indians
Mail Carrier Missing.

Market Lake, Idaho, Aug. IA
courier just in from Rexburg says
two white men were killed by In
dians yesterday on Trall creek, this
side Of Jackson's Hole. The mail car
rier between Jackson's Hole and Te-
ton Basin is thought to have been
killed by Indians. When last seen he
was crossing Teton divide.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-08-09
Murdered bv M. WIZ.

Murdered By His Wife.
Redding, Cal, Aug. 3.-Frank MIL
Ter, pioneer merchant, was killed in
his store to-day by his wife, who at
tackled him with IN axe as he was
STOPPING. She struck him several
blows on the head, killing him in
stantly. The wife, who acknowledges
the murder, has ben considered in.
sane for years.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-08-09

Red Cliffc. Col, Aug. 3.-Aa east.
bound Rio Grande passenger train
ran into Il rock weighing about ten
tons today near Wolcott willie going
at a good speed. The engine jumped
completely over III a somersault and
down M eml'ankment forty feet, into
six feet of water. The passengers re-
ceived severe shock. The engineer
and fireman jumped, both being in
iurcd,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-08-09
Plumbers Strike.

Denver, Aug. IA strike Of the
journeymen plumbers of Denver was
ordered to-day by President Burg, of
local Union No. 3. United Association
OF Plumbers and Gas and Steam
filters OF the United States and gan-
ada. There are Is establishments and
about 125 flrst-class plumbers in the
city. and It is believed that over half
Of these will be affected by the strike.
The tourneymen demanded 81 per
day, and they claim the master plum
bers who refuse to pay these wages
are doing inferior work with cheap
labor.
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An Old Woman nurnc,.

Sleepy Eye, Mimi. Aug. 3.-AIrs.
Carrie johnson. aged so. living near
Evan, was seriously burned willie pre-.
pairing supper last evening. Her dress
caught fire from the stove. and the
flesh was burned Off to the bones OH
her left side. She cannot live.
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MURDER IN HIS MIND.
A Mnn Attempts to XIII His Wife
and Euml!y.

A Mnn Attempts to XIII Ills Wife
and Family.
Ashton, NIinn., Aug. 3.-Gc rye r.
Salchcnbergcr. farmer livin:. six
miles northwest of Atllol. WAS AZ.
rested here today for trying to l,;l!
his wife and family. lie got his Ii.
ycar-old boy to drink WHISKY viii,
him. which was supposed to liz Q
been drugsed. scttinS the boy SO Graz,
that he took II knife and tried to kill
himself by cutting his threat. Sal
chenberger's wife getting a divorce
from him was the cause for his &C.
tions. \ while hack lie tried to burn
the family out. but did not succeed in
that, so this time lie came to kill them
all. His trial will be held tomorrow
before Justice Perriton,
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News reached West Palm beach.
fla. by u schooner of the killing at
lemon City of John Higllsmith. cx-
ax collector Of Dade county. and Geo.
Davis, his hrotller-ill-law. The tlouhl,
mnrder was committed by Sam Lewis.
q bartender.
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MnY llc Murder.

Scotland. $. d.. Sprcial.-As the city
marshal was attempting to arrest
Frank Dufron at Tyndnll last night
DufrOn shot the marshal through the
bowels. 1t is thought lie will die.
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Gettluw Evidence ON Murder

GettinE Evidence on Murder.
Devils Lake, N. D., Special.-In the
Wrolson poisoning case. druggists
clerk In this city has identified Ford
now In jail. as the party who tUugll,
the morphine. Ford begged for the
morphine aud claimed he was o
''fiend."
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aookmaker. Artr.tea.

Cincinnati, Spccial.-All the hook
makers and their employees. including
nincty-five persons, were arrested at
Oakley race track today OH complaint
of tho reform league,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-08-09

Joseph A. Beam was hanged at the
United States jail at Washington this
morning for the murder Of his step
daughter, Mrs. Annie Lcahy, last De-
cember.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-08-09

Eau Claire. Wis. Spcr;al.-A tele-
gram from Orange. Tex. says eX-Aiay-
or Hopper Of this city is very low and
sinking. His wife will not reach Or.
ange until tomorrow.
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After a battle Of hrcc-tluartcrs CT
an hour. during which he stood off
the officers who were trying to arrcs'
him last night. John Spellisy of Union
Hill. n. j., was killed lii his own
hOuRp
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-08-09

Five minutes after an interview
with his intended bride, volney Bar
rett. a prominent Binglamton. n. y.
merchant. lay dying from bullet
wound inflicted by his own hand.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-08-09

The health authorities uf 81 ::um,;cr
Of States have recently made cxl,a.s.
tive examinations of the baking POW.
ders with the uniform result OF ,ir,l
Ing the Royal superior to all others.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-08-09

Columbus Ohio, Sl.ecialj-William
Taylor, colorcd, was hanged shortly
after midnight In the annex of the
Ohio penitcntiary for the murder Of
Isaac Yoakam, an aged farmer Of
Franklin county.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-08-09

william Fretlericks. murderer Of
Bank Cashier w. a. IIerrick, was
hanged this morning at San Quentin.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-08-09
Diisccllaneoas ltens.


The nrst shipment of peaches have
left Saugatuck, Mich.
The shipment of government exhib-
ito to Atlanta for the Cotton states
exposition began this week.
Charley Fong Sing, an American
born Chinaman, has applied for a 20
sition on the New York police force.
The Omaha board Of education elect
ed Prof. Frank B. Cooper Of Des
Molnes superintendent Of the Omaha
public schools for the coming year.
A stone which rufians threw into. a
coach Of Big Four rain near Colum-
bus, O.. narrowly missed sx-Gov. For.
aker.
Lena Fylaegcr Of Cass county, Neb.,
became 10 excited at q bicycle race
that she lost her reason. She spends
her time saluting imaginary riders.
It II believed that the missing g.
year-oM daughter OF Mr.. and Ms.
Gebharl Of I1dlanap0lis was stolen by
gypsies.
San Francisco clsrgymen are making
q vigorous protest against the produc-
ti0n of 1.-THE Durant Case" Q play bas-
ed upon the Emanuel church murders.
The state game warden seized 100
gin nets with four tons Of flsh ct Cleve-
land, Ohio. The owners viii be arrest.
ed.
Covington, KY, police are investigat.
ing Q peculiar case where Q man paid
boys for beating him with switches IN.
til the blood ran.
The American. wire. rod, and nail
mills at Anderson, Ind, will resume
full operations with a force Of 500
men.
At Atlanta. Ca. DR.. Hawthorne
preached red hot sermon against bi-
cycling declaring tfat personal dev-
II was Icsponsible for the evil.
During the year ending June 80,
1872 immigrants entered the port Of
San Fnucisco possessing about $50
apiece.
Editor Ruhan Kailey Of the Daily
News ut Ieersonville, Ind, received
Of George Lucas Of Henryville q rattle
snake with ten rattles 40 payment for
one years subscription to bis papsr.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-08-09
BAPTIST YOUNG PEOPLE.

Sketch of John H. Chapman, Who
Was REFLECTED President.
Chicago, Aug. 3.-,rhe convention of
the Baptists Young People Union
held ut Baltimore was attended by
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-08-09

ssS, ~ - 0Vsyggk0st 88SU q 49, Rl01 Q00'
y yy!Alils 4 layings 81 sths street of Wet ID,
81 q 4 81 81 & Il ~ q y iltSs
bo1nb wa throWn IN tke haMlet a
Nit Tex., and fve members Of the
Phillips family were killed outright.
There has been another Mana mur.
DER on Dona1dson pla ntation near
New OrleanS. An italian and his 4.
year old son were the victims.
+ Marines, the escaped Trinidad muir.
defef, and . companion held MP q "a.
loon In New Mexico, and swept $3.50
Oh the faro table.
Burglars entered the residence Of
william Baxter at Cardonin, Ind, chlc-
rof0rmed Mr.. Baxter and his wife, and
stole $500.
Deputy Sheriff o. d. Mitchell Of
Sewer county, Tenn, shot and killed
q prisoner named Breedon, who was
attempting to escape.
Mayor Fletcher Of Sioux City. Ia..
removed Chief Of Detectives Morri.
son and Sergt. Frenciscus from the DO.
lice force on charges Of corruption and
incompetency.
Porter Jones Q nephew of Sam Jones.
the Evangelist, committed suicide at
Atlanta, Ga, In the penitentiary camp,
where he was serving q hve-year sen.
tence for killing a man.
Julius Bershon, said. to be one of
the greatest flsh dealers in the world,
y under arrest In Seattle, WASH, on
the charge Of obtaining money under
false pretenses.
John Taylor q young rancher was
shot and instantly killed at Hot
Springs, 8. D., by Horace Cronerd, ex-
commissioner Of Custer county and an
extensive sheep owner.
N. Il. Peterman, contractor Of Find.
lay, Ohio. who eloped from that city
three weeks ago with Minnie Corbln
pretty hotel waitress has been ar
rested at Atlanta, Ca, in company
with the girl.
John Brady, one of the bandits who
held up q Southern Pacific train in
Tehama county, Cal, and murdered
Sherin B0gard few weeks ago, is
said to have been surrounded by q
posse near Sacramento.
The mystery surrounding the mur-
der Of Lewis McAfee at Lincoln, ILL.,,
mas Deen HOlveu. a tramp caught In q
cornheld and forced to surrender at
the point Of shotgun has weakened
and admits being In the vicinity Of the
murder Sunday morning and having
escaped through the fields.
Turnkey Adam Vending Of the
county Jail at Canton, Ohio, before
locking up stopped for a game of
cards with the prisoners. Thomas
Smith and John Nolan, held for bur-
Elnry. They overpowered him, took
his keys and escaped,
Warehouse receipts to the value of
$1,000 representing goods stolen from
Boyd, Gillfes & Co., Of Montreal before
the fire which destroyed their ware
house, have been found in the posses
sion Of John Haynes, who is arrested
for arson and claimed to be one of q
desperate gang of firebugs.
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British Dark. sei.e.,.

Secretary and Mrs. Carlisle left
Washington for Chicago to-day.
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con.,,.,on NJ a.-. ~.

Mr.. Eckels, the controller, has re
iurncd to Washington from Illinois.
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Ths Casualty Rso.,rtl.

near T0l000, III, was kicked IN the aD-
domen by horts and will die.
Five children named Beech were
drowned In Lake Dauphin, Man., by
y the upsetting OF d aailboat.
Glen, the 12-year old son Of Enos
suith, Of Allesan, Mich, was drowned
while bathing In the river.
TWENTY-FIVE houses have been de-
slroyeA and ffty-nine partially destroy
Cd BY sinking Of the earth atl3ruex,
Bohemia.
!. The Gould coupler works In Buffalo,
were destroyed. by dre. Loss about
$4,000. Thousands Of dollars worth
of valuable patterns are lost.
"A railing gave way at Niagara Falls
and Mrs.. Graham rolled down a 15O-
foot slope, landing in the river. She
Nas not seriously injured.
VIII Deiven aged q, a member of
an Englewood camping party, acci-
dentally shot himself at Davis Station,
Ind. He lived two hours.
Daisie, aged .13, daughter Of Charles
Klaus Of Columbus, Ohio, May, aged
III; and Hulda, aged 2 daughters Of
George Klaus were drowned In the
Platte river at Columbus Ohio.
Sylvester Carson. aged 12h was fa-
tally injured BY being struck with
piece Of broken baseball bat in the
: hands Of James b. Pro, at English,
Ind. ,
Harry Bonner, aged 18, residing at
I 2428 La Sale avenue, Chicago, fell
from running horse at Cedar Lake,
Ind, and received o fatal wound In the
head.
John Beatty, who carried the mail
between Banheld and Hastings, Mich,
Was killed by train at Battle Greek
while attempting to cross the. Michi-
Een Central track on bicycle.
John Award, aged "a, was found
dead In the wabash river at Lafay-
cite, Ind. He had fallen through a
Door vacancy in the bridge. which was
being repaired.
Fire broke out In the interior Of
Utica mine ut Angels Camp, Colo,
hast night and IL still raging. The
J, 0ine % being flooded. The loss will
probably be 5000 or more.
Miss Allie Fraxure, aged 1s, lost her
ME at Albion, Ind, through the care
less handling Of o large gun I'm the
AAnl1s OF the 0.ycar old son Of Nathan
Didwelb at whose home she WAS visit
ing.
While workman are digging in the
cellar Of q house in Chicago once occu-
pied by Holmes, the insurance swim.
dler, they strike q gas tank which ex-
ploded and injured several Of the dig
gers.
While trying q revolver young Hi-
ram Troye. killed his uncle. David
TfoyeF, at Peru. Ind. He shot ut the
side Of the shed and the ball passed
through and struck Mr.. Troyer In the
! head.
The damage done at Silver City, N.
Mex, by the foods amounts to $780,
900. Al no mention is made Of any
Soss Of life, It il believed the early re-
ports regarding the extent Of the dis
ester wefs exaggerated.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-08-09

The Bedford Chair Company Of
Cleveland, Of which ex-Congressrnan
a. V. Taylor is president, made an as.
signment to-day.
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? Perssnal l1entisn,

l. peRDoDoA' AeAtto0.
Mn. Je6eEsoa Davis II, Ill at Nara
ssnsett Pier, B. I.
Aif Peter Palmer 10 at Bar Har-
6oe. s5i' .sl
Prof. 3. D. Robinson, for twenty-one
years dean OF Latin language and lit
erAturS ct Kansas university, is dead.
Comedian Edward Leslie stopped q
runaway team at New York and saved
four Hives.
John w. Barry, the actor, sues his
wife, Sadie Farley, for divorce at
Te1e Haute, ON the ground Of deser-
saio4.
@. W. Hull, . wealthy resident of
Rev York, died on the Northern Pa
elAc passenger train while en- route
from Tacoma, Wash, to Portland.
Thomas Regaldo, q former student
ct the University Of California, is to
b shot In San Salvador, where he led
arebel band.
Walter Phelps Dodge has repudiated
the statement made by Chauncey De-
pew 70 the eject that Americans IA
iyof home rule for Ireland.
Miss Helen Mar, the American
Actrsss, has been achieving success
10th - An entertainer and as . writer
In London.
n. Beuye, an enthusiastic admIrer
i sok Victor Hugo. has collection of
1000 portraits Of that author, $500 of
which are caricatures.
People who have wondered how
Richard Le Gallienne, the poet, pro-
nounces his name will be pleased to
know that the London World rhymes
It with battalion"
Hector Louis Francois Pessard, a
well known publicist, died at Paris.
He was born ut Lille, Aug. "a, 1896.
He was at different times connected
with number Of Paris papers.
Frank Boswell Of Omaha, employed
'at Dubuque, Iowa, as mortar mixer,
has received letter from the attor-
Asys Of his aunt's estate in England
Informing him that he had fallen heir
- $4,000.
, DR.. Maurice Francis Egan, the well
known author. poet and lecturer who
has occupied the chair Of English lit
eratnre at Notre Dame for several
years, has. accepted a like position
with the Catholic University Of Wash
lagoon.
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Ceylon has 1900 Christians, 24o..
600 Of whom are Catholics.
Beltram Matthew, a deputy, has
formed q new ministry for Chill.
Since 1850, In Armenia, 100000 per.
sons have become Catholics, and is
dioceses have been erected there.
Partisan costumers have decreed
that fashionable lady bicyclists must
wear pu6ed sleeves with blouses.
The strike Of wharf and ship La
borers at Colon is extending to the
c0l0fed mechanics. and to the laborera
at Panama.
The Spanish Transatlantic line has
reduced by one-half its freight rates
on sugar shipped from Cuba to the
United States.
Two Americans named Wing and
Dwight have been arrested in Paris,
charged with selling worthless rail-
way bonds.
Fifteen thousand dollars has 90 far
been subscribed for the testimonial to
DIR. w. G. Grace started by the Daily
Telegraph.
esquire Abingdon Baird's race
course and farm near Hull. on which
he spent $375, 600. were sold recently
for a little over $4,000.
Bob Cho, the last and most daring
Of the Dacoit chiefs. who opposed the
British in 1880, has Just been captured
with his two sons at Nyingyan.
Paris courts have at last decided
that concierges are liable for damages
II they say anything about the private
life or business relations Of the ten
ants. They can only give information
about their leases.
Leprosy is increasing In Iceland in
an alarming manner, according to the
Jesuit Missionary, Father Sveinsson.
Last year Danish physician, sent by
the government, examined one;third Of
the island and found 141 lepers.
Five short autograph poems l.y Rob-
ert Burns were sold recently In Lon
don for $3.50; three long letters for
1910, and three short ones for $105; at
the same time seven letters Of Sir
Walter Scott were sold for about
e27.5O apiece.
Consul Debellet, at Rheims, France,
has informed the state department
through an official report Of the dis
covery of q new process for keeping
fruits fresh, which consists in treat
ing them to q vapor from water and
alcohol.
The situation in Cuba Is causing q
sensation in Madrid. The newspapers
are blaming Capt. Gen. Martine1 de
CampOs for advocating sending Cen
erals Weyler and PoIavieeja, famous
for their severity during past Cuban
Instructions, to assist In the work Of
suppressiong the present rebellion.
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Philadelphia, July 31.-Holmes has
made statement in which he says
that Pietzel committed suicide In a
hotel here. Holmes discovered the
body first and exploded chemicals ia
the mouth of the corpse in order to
make 1t appear that Pletzels death
had been caused by an accident, 20
that he (HolmeO could draw the In.
surance on Pjetxels life. Holmes do.
niles that he ever committed murder.
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VafIoUa Topics.

The Hamburg-American n orth
German Lloyd, Red Star, Union and
Netherlands American Steamship Co
are notifying European merchant of a
ten per cent. reduction in freight
rates to United States ports.
The Attorney-General of Mime
sofa has applied for all injunction to
restrain the proposed consolidation of
the Northern Pacific and Great North
ern on e ground 4hat it is contrary
to public policy.
A well known European authority
Giesecker, predicts that the European
sugar crop will be 100000 tons
short of the average.
The revenue returns of the United
Kingdom for the last six months show
an increase of over $50, 900, 900.
The Council of Welsh Tinplate
Workers will formally request their
employers to refuse to sell black plates
for tinni. III other countries.
The Russia beet crop amounted to
5,o17, ,UO9 tons last year, compared
with 1877 1866 tons in 1898 and B.
550,649 tons i'll 3893, or 3. 1 per cent
less than in 1892 and SOC psr cont.
lhore than in 1892,
New York Jourual of Commerce:
Th fire loss { the Uni ed States and
Canada for the mt nth of September,
as complied from our daily records,
shows a total of 80, 76j, 800 This
is about the norA4,l ii -,ure for Septem-
ber
The Daily News publishes dis
patch rom Berlin repeating the as
sertion that the Sultan has agreed to
grant the reforms in the administra-
zion of Armenia demanded by the
Powers, after which it is said, Said
Pacha, the Foreign Minister, will
resign and other changes will be made
IN the Government.
Baron Won Hammerstein, formerly
leader of the Conservative party in
Germany, who is now fugitive from
justice, left behind him hen he fed
487 letters from Consel vatiye friends
These letters are full Of insults to the
Kaiser. 1t is said that hey will pro-
badly result in the ruin cf the Conser-
vative party.
Providence Journal: 1t may be
question, of course, how far Mr..
Kurlno, the Japanese Minister at
Washington. is aware of the intention
of his Government reg arding Hawaii,
but it Is worth notine, at any rate,
that he very promptly and unequivo-
cally denies the statement emanating
from the Hawaiian officials that their
islands arein imminent danger of be-
ing seized by the powerful Mikado.
Mining and Scientific Press, San
Francisco: The Southern Pacific
management, after careful survey of
the field, has come to the conclusion
that three barrels of oil will do the
work OF one ton of coal. The oil can
be obtained at the PRESENT time for 40
cents a barrel, or - 20 for the three
barrels, as ar2'si & 50, the of one
ton OF coat, amt the expense of fuel
upon that system woaid be reduced
from -, 4t5, 623, IS, the cost of fuel
in lS94, to 1862 150. 80 per year, a
ssrlng Of s2,5S4, 467 80, provided Il Q
relative values of the two fuels re-
manned The same.
Christian Work, New York: Preach
Ing shows the open door to the saliva
ton of souls. To preach mere ethics
Is to level the pulpit to the plane of
pews.
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WHITE PINE COUNTY
TAX LIST.
For the Year 1895.

The following is the total valuation
on which the several persons, firms,
corporations, hereinafter named are
assessed by the Assessor for the year
1895. Rate of Tax S3.45. Taxes
due November 4th, delinquent De-
cember End. 1895
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WHITE PINE NEWS
Published every Friday evening by
L. L. ELLIOTT.
Terms Of Subscription.

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JOB PRINrlNa

THE NEWS. Office is supplied with every
facility fol executing ali kinds of Job
Printing in trst-elass style and at
living rates Orders solicited.
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Nr' Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highe st Award.