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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-02-15
T.R. SHAW e 90,

MAKES 1t .miSSia!near0r. punishable
by so to $50 fine and thirty days In
jail to sell or expose cigarettes for sale,
and takes effect July j. Nierllng, Ed
wards. Richardson and Holritz signed
the minority report on the Llndstrom
railroad bill.
The usual expunglng resolution Of
The rosubrissinn matter will be offered
In the house, and confidence Is cx-
pressed that 1t will prevail. On tic
other hand. threats Of appeal to the
courts by Injunction are made II this
course Is attempted. The speaker will
doubtless sustain the point that Simp.
sons resolution is. not in order be.
cause the question has been passed IN
and will lie rejected. A proposition
to carry liccrse into the constitution
in place of prohibition can. however,
be presented.
Bismarck. N. D.. Feb. 13.-The re-
submissionists scored a partial though
possibly temporary victory in the
house. though they did not dare at
tempt the expunglng act. Hodgson
made point against Simpsons rcso-
luton, which Is IN exact copy Of the
defeated measure, that 1t could not be
considered, the subject matter having
been passed upon by both houses. The
chair sustained this position. On mp
peal from the chairs decision the
speaker was not sustained. Blackjack,
Edwards, Hanna. Iarbrandson, Svcns-
rud and Twichell changed from Sat
urday and voted with the resubmia.
sionists against the chair, though
Blacklock. Hanna and Twichell In ex-
planning said they should vote against
resubmisSion. During recess the tenn.
perance committee ordered the bill re.
ported-S to 4-adversely. II It takes
the regular course 1t will 80 to general
orders, but may be reached tomorrow
by motion to indefinitely postpone.
Edwards Is especially overwhelmed
with letters Of protest against his v0te
on Saturday. Flo explained his vote by
insisting that In all fairness the bill
should so to the committee. Hanna
explained by saying that unanimous
consent was given to introduce the
bill and in fairness II should 70 to the
committee. Twichell said az they had
q majority they could afford to be de-
cent. The bill will I've subject to mo-
tlon to Indefinitely postpone when re.
ported back, SO the real struggle 10
likely to come tomorrow.
The senate passed the Justice code
and the house the penal code. The
senate passed Hanscom's bill requiring
teachers to have residence In the state
one year. and Fingers for gopher
poison.
The house passed Logan's bill reduc-
ing the price for leasing state lands.
Bills introduced in the house: Nc
Donald. paying Nellie Mcdonald $50
for services on railroad committee;
ltlnde. fixing snlary OF auditor. treas
urer and register based on valuation
maximum $2,OOO; Cryan. making all
mills custom mills, empowering rail-
road commission to fix maximum rates
OF toll; Edwards coal bill, third read.
ing tomorrow.
Ex-Gov. Shortridge was appointed to
q 81, 900 clerkship In the United States
land Office. Mrs. Eiscnhuth was to
have had the appointment. but the de-
partment ruled against women for the
position.
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Three distinct parties come into
view, as respects the mode OF escape
from financial peril. The Admins
tration party is much the smallest;
denying that revenues are deficient,
and sacrificing everything to Its tarln
bill, 1t wants gold bonds and retire.
ment OF greenbacks. The silver par
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The Hayward trial 6eyelons nothin

The Hayward trial develops nothing
new US the trial goes on; Blixt aud
Adry Hayward stick to their confcs.
sion, aud Blixt particularly, who was
supposed to Ike Of Gather dull intellect
stood the terrible eros. examination
Of Erwin without a break. The gen.
eral Judgment Of the public 90 far, is
that unless the defence has some
wonderful evidence Of which no one
except themselves know, is like thut
expressed by Judge Pratt In the Penn.
bina county court house several years
ago "JustIce defends the innocent,
Erwin defends the guilty."
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-02-15
Mortgage Sala.

nEFAULT having been made IN tho pay:
1/ment Of the sum Of three hundred and
wsn WHICH S0 s.m and .na y three g. S
mortgage 10 be due at the dale Of this notice
upon certain mortgage. Only executed and de.
!ivered BY CHARLES F. Taschereau. ian unmarried
q Janu,ry. 1891. and with : power Of s.le there.
in contained. duly recorded In the once Of the
regi,t.r Of deeds. in and for the county q
Peinbina nd state OF North Dakota, on tho sth
book IS OF mortgages. on page 70, and no
action or proce. ding having been in.tltu,ed. at
law ~ otherw Use to recover the debt secured by
SAID mortgage: or any part thereof;
BY virtue Of the power fsale contained in sAid
mortgage. and pursuant 10 the statnte In such
Gaze made anu provided the said mortgage
will be foreelosed by . sale o. the premises de-
scrthetl in and conveyed by said mortgage. viz !:
The west half Of the southwest qusrler. " hf
sw qr) of section number thres. az and the
north hall OF the northeast quarter, In hi me qr)
the EAST half cfthe n9rtnwsst quarter e hi nv
Il II: Sc qr) Of section number four ~ all 10
township number one hundred and slxty.twO,
(lG2) nor, n at r-.nge number Il ty-one (5l) west,
containing 'nrs% hundred md twenty acres
North Dakuta. with the hereditaments and up.
p'irtanances which sale will DO msde by the
sheriff Ot fnid Pembina county at tho front door
~ .ie court house in the city Of Pembina IN
.si, At 10 Ocock a. y. OF that day At public auc.
Ton, to the highest bidder for cash, to pay said
debt ami interest. and the taxes. II any, on said
premises pref and ATTY dollars $4,000 a..orney's
cure Of foreclosure and the disbursements OIL.
Lowell by. law; subject TO redemption at any
lime within ono Year from the day III sale - pro
Dated February lr:, A. D. 1895.
q II. HOPKINS, Z. p. GATES,
Attorney. 1895 MorEsgse.
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WARRANTS ARE LEGAL.
Supreme Court Contlrms the C,nsti.
tutionnlity of n Financial Law.

Supreme Court Contlrms the C,nsti.
tutionnlity Of n Financial Law.
Pierre. s. D., Feb. 13.-Iov. Sheldon
has secured from the supreme court,
all the judges coacurring. an opinion
as to the constitutionality Of the law
recently passed providing for issuing
warrants based upon revenues as
sessed but uncollectcd. It Is planned to
issue $780, 600 OF such warrants, and
the constitutionality of the law is a
question Of vital Importance. The
opinion Of the court is full and COM
|plcte. After citing various decisions.
including one by Justice Field on a
similar case In California. the court
holds that when the legislature has
provided for assessments within the
limits Of the constitution It IL entirely
constitutional to issue warrants q an.
ticipation of such revenues. Such war
rants do not add to existing indebted.
ness and are valid and binding upon
the state.
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Notice of Lease Of school L.nd,.

situated in Pembna county state RI North Dako.
T., will be offered for lease at public ailc ion ia
the highest bidder at the conrt houae In ths city
Of Pembinn. between the hours of 10 O'Clock Z
IN. and O'Clock p. m. on Saturday March SNtii
A. D. 1898. AL lands VII be offered in tracts oi
one quarter section na herein designated. No
bid will be entertained for less then per cent OF
the spraised value Of cultivated lands and / per
cent of the appraised value Of uncnltivated lands
All .nds appraised a. ten dollars per aero OF
over will be Ieased for one year only. Lands 40,
praised at five dollars and 'less then ton dollars
per acre will he leased for Q period Of three
pr acre will he leased for period Of ave year.
Fifiy yer cent "f the minimum price must be d..
posited vt the tine of bid. The Board Of Uniyer.
sity and SCHOOL lands reserve the right to reject
ANY or all bids.
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The Keystone Watch
Case Co. of Philadelnhia.

the largest watch case manufact..r
ing concern in the world, is :.,w
putting upon the Jas. Boss Filled
and other cases made by it, a bow
(ring) which cannot he twisted O:
pulled off the watch.
tits a sure protection against the
pickpocket and the many accidents
that befall watches fitted with The
old-style bow, which is simply held
In by friction and can be twisted of
with the fingers. It is called the
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-02-15
Summons.
Snmm0n6.
SAFE OF EoaTn DAKorA.l
County Of PemMns. In Justice Con

St County or s % FsmSns In yu.e. Court.
Before W. L. Abrams. Justice Of the peace.
J.H. Abrams pl1inti6 W.. Daniel Ferguson.
The state of North Dakota sends greeting 10
Daniel Ferguson defendant.
You arc hereby summoned to appear before
me. at my Office in town Of Hamilton. IN said
county, on the 18th day Of February A. u. 1888,
At O'Clock r. u H. answer to the complaint Of
the rbove named plaintiff. ]. II. Abrams who
claims to recover from you the sum Of eighty
five ($85 .00) dollars aud interest, being amount
due on n certain promfssory note. executed and
delivered by YOU In favor 81 j. II. Abrams. this
plaintiff. which noe is dated May 2iet. 1891, ard
was due Oct Der LIST. 1884, No part Of which has
been paid and you are hereby rotihed that II
you fail toapDear aud an.wef this compliant Is
above required, raid pla min u Ill take judy.
ment against you for the sum Of eighty.ilve
(&s5.00) dollars and interest thereon at twelve
per cent from May 2ist. 1894. besides the costs
and disbursements Of this action.
Given under my hand this 3rd day Of January
A. ID. 1895.
To the sheriff or any constable Of Pembina
county. Greeting make legal service hereof and
due return.
WI. ABRAAe.
Justice Of the Peace, in and for Pembina Co n. n.
To Daniel 7. rruson. defendant above named;
Take no'ice. that The complnin' IN the above &C.
tirn u a. filed with ". l.. Abrams, Justice Of the
peace, on January 3rd, 1895.
1851 jill. AsRAMs.
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Nsties Of Tinc II Expiration Of RsasnD-
stsn efrax Aals Certificates.

ttoh 81 TAx oAIo C0xti0oateO.
Ed Lemon. eoutheast quarter OF northsast
quarter, section % township l6i, range ST. Levied
lHa9. sold on Oece nbef end. 1890 for to.6l taxss
Ss6.S5. iniersst 1le.aA. t,tal S5310.
Ed Lemon south halt Of north west quarter,
section 81, tUwnahip ia. range 81. levied 1850,
sold on December md. iseo for sls.5', taxes So
t!nIL rsnn.n. city lot slose e.
cts. tsxes IS CTS. interest 26 cts, total 70 cts.
g. 7. Wright. Pembina city. lot 3, block -.
levied 1889, sold on december End. 1890. for II
els. taxes % cts, in:erest "a cts, total 30 eta.
u. e. Wright Pembina city, lot 3. block -.
evied 1882. sold on December End. 1890, for 10
cts. taxes IS cts. interest % cts, t,tal n cts.
G. 7. Wright: Pembina city, lot 4, block -,
levied 1859. sold en- December ind, 1890, for Is
CITE, taxes % cite. inierestN cts. t>tal 8: eta.
G. 7. Wright. Penhina city. lot block %
lie sied 1870 sold on December And. 1880. for Is
OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR, PsnBiNA CouNfY,
NoRrn DAKOTA.
To the owners ofthe above described realestste
BY notified thai the land herein abovG described,
nneessed in your name. ~s sold for ta1es a. pro-
yided BY Law, and th.t the tine Of redemption
from said sale allowed BY law, vii sxnire on
she Ae.h De, % 5~nusey. feS5. Ur within sky
DAYS after publication Of THE notice. In addt
tiOn to the amount above stated - necessary TO
f.dcem from sad sale, the cost Of publication
Of this notice must he paid together with snch
Interest Nc my accrue from aud after this da'e.
hand and seal. o. Pembina. In entd county Of
!.mb no, this tenth day Of November 1904.
NA' Audito, Of pembius Co N p 4. b.
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g. The World. Fair 70. Fifteen Cents,

Gee the Worlds Fair for Fifteen Gents.
Upon receipt Of your address and
fifteen cents In postage stamps, we
will mail you prepaid our Souvenir
Portfolio Of the worlds Columbian
Exposition, the regular price IL
Fifty cents, but AS We want sou To
have one, VIC make tho price nominal.
You will hnd ita work Of art and u
thing to be priced, 1t q ntains full
page views Of the great building. with
descriptions Df same, and IL executed
In highest style III art. lfuUt satisfi-
ed with 1t. ne will refund the stamps
and let yOn keep the bt,Ok. Address.
II. E. BUcKLlN 3 Co. Chicago. III.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-02-15
Methods of Lighting.

From the pine torch Of the savage
t. the incandcscent electric light is O
Ling stride, and the greater portion
Of it has been taken by man in the
past hundred years. Until the inven.
tion Of Illuminating gas, men depend.
ed ON oil and u wick, In all forms from
the stone lamp of the Romans, and
the saucer and tallowed rag Of our
own back.woOdsman, to the glass
lamp with the argand burner supplied
with the spermaceti oil Of the whale.
The lighting VI city streets however,
appear to be Of considerable antiqui.
ty, as Antioch seems to have had its
streets lighted In the third century,
while there Is still extant an order Of
the governor OF Odessa, sos A. D.,
that the street lamps should be kept
burning all night. Paris was the first
modern city to have lighted streets,
1924, the practice having died out dur.
ing the middle ages. In London,
when it was proposed, the objection
was serlousely urged that people
would be unable to sleep 10 their
houses, II the streets were lighted.
Until a dozen years ago, gas was the
great artificial illumination, and 1t has
not lost its place, since several of the
railroads. such as the Burlington,
Ityht thojr achaa with tho pintonh
compressed gas, carried 10 iron cvlln.
ders under the car. In other respects
as well as that of o brilliant yet soft
and agreeable illumination the
Burlington is a model line, and peo-
pie who have made acquaintance with
its merits, are quite sure to buy their
tickets that way. For more light on
the subject, Or for maps, timetables
or tickets: call on your local agent, or
address w. J. G. Kenyon, Gen, Pass.
Agent, st. Paul, MINI.
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far as we ourselves are concerned
we believein, and 90 in for homes.
a-ticles only Our stock Of
Watches. Clocks, Jewelry 10 (.
splendid one, for silverwsre v,
stand unequaled, we can guaran
tee all our goods to our customers,
for we know exactly what to buy
and give. our patrt as, nothing but
the best and mist durable that 10
made; Wedding Rings. Wed
ding Presents.
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ITO be concluded next wcek.]

Every attention paid to the. com.
fort and convenience Of guests ut the
Headquarters Hotel.
1923 RoBT. RUBERT,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-02-15
Tic Lecture. Po.tpo.ea

The Lectures Postponed.
st. Paul, Feb. Ii. - Mrs Jenness-
Miller Is confined to her hotel In Min
ncapolis. suffering from pneumonia.
It was therefore Impossible for her to
eulfll her engagement for this after
doon to lcctre In the Peoples church.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-02-15
school Treasurer's Annual Report.

school Treasurer's Annual Report.
For school district 8. toilette township,
i'emLina county, N. d. for the year 1891.
RECEIPT,
iarh on hand January 1st 1885, ........3 q II
Prom state tuition iuud, 80
From special taxes. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. blA 81
Total. $3.50 y
For ..asher.' v ayes ..................... az 90
For services Of school officers, .......... 80 90
Tor incidental expenses ................ lOI IS
cash ON hand December 3ist, l69a....... u 30
Total sess Is
BONDED INDEBrEDNRss.
Total amount outstanding bonds 10000. $500 90
Average rate of interest, = per cent.
A.C. RCRsEL, WI. TAFT,
President. Clerk.
H.C. LOCKWOOD. Treasurer.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-02-15
lxon1a DAxorA i.AWlfAlenns AND
TBDlD WORK.

Fhs Prsess1isss Of DssA DeansAss
81 The lsegtilaturs, AfFan1sA ana
Cea0enssA In CsAvsnient Fern 1ss
Rapld Aeallng.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-02-15

Are expensive at any price.
Give PURE DRUGS then a show.
You'll always got them fresh and nice,
From 80 -.
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TnoMAsF F. CAKES, HENRY g. PAYNE,
HENRY c. ROUSE. RECEIVERS.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-02-15

mortgages filed with town clerks In.
stead Of registers; Armstrong, rein.
pursuing Emni61S county for refractory
.;ent to South Dakota reform school;
,Nineman. fixing compensation for
Jerks of district courts; appropriate Ing
100, balance tOlTrocp b, account July
..,c'mn!mcnt; allowing persons under
i.:':te.:' 70 teach when majority OF
parents III district request 1t; permit.
ing towns Of 200 to expend $1,000 for
cllool building. Nierling's, for REIN.
'ursing counties for expense Of in.
,,nc belonging to other counties; com.
littcc. penal code. The house passed
iundcrson's, bounty for sugar beets;
;impson'k requiring appeals to be
lcard at first term of supreme court.
Bismarck. n. D., Feb. 12.-When the
rider Of messages from the senate was
cached III the house and Haggart's
Submission resolution was read, Mr.
copper moved that 1t be indefinitely
'ostponed. The motion was com.
'lcte surprise to the rcsubmissionists
they protested, styling IL an insult ia
e senate and "a dannable outrage
III the people,. moved q call Of the
:0,lse and voted against suspendine
lie Call, even after all were found
resent or excused. Various othel
liliatory motions were made with nc
taycring In the anti-resubmissiou
ines. IN.
In the senate, Mr.. White introduced
! bill reducing the rate Of legal print
'av nearly 30 per cent: Rourke, pro
yiding for the deposit In court 81
money. property or effects for which
there are no adverse claimants. The
Justices. code, ID THE thivd reading,
consumed tho day.
III tho house the following bills were
Giving Dickinson, unin'
UrpOrated. share Id the nremen'a
FUND; TwIclell. granting q bounty Of
y per 100 on long line max and hemp
fiber manufactured in the state; Pross
rr. restoring the law OF 1900 relating
to tho powers of the deaf school board.
The governor has approved the bill
prohibiting tbs sale o. cgaretted. Il
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PEMsIM
10nsOriaI
ParleT.

Hair.Cuttina
done in latest
styles, Sham.
poo. Sea.foam.
etc. :: Give me .
call.
ZEN EAYkOR,
caviiesr !. Street,
Arizona silver belt., 1895-06-08
SHERIFFS SALE.

DY vIETUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED OUT ID of the D'stret c0rs 0i She 2nd Judicial Dlstri I the Territory Of Arizona in and for the Cogzsy oF C on the 5,h day Of May lss5. and e me dii<ctes and delivered on judgment fgndesei in the Satics Court of Globe Precinct, Cta County Arizona Teli- tory, the 18th day % April 1885 and entered, filed and d5ekstei in the ofce cf the sforesaid District Court. tls day aud year-tfsi abore mentioned. in favor of NJ Lery oo. "a co-poratonl, fad against FrsHk Grl whsrein I an commanaed to make ,he ssa cf One Hundred sud Thiyts ssz Dollar. d4magas wilh interest fom date os iGdgment st ths rate of per cent per annen Unt satisfied together with all costs and aoeruing costs
 And, where's, aid the l4tb day of May lsss, ip pursuance of said execution, levy upon the following described val property tO-pts:
 All thst certain ot or parcel Of land situate b the roFn of Globe County Of Gis Territory of Ar,zona and descaoed lot number four O. in block nuabet eighty eight S the same being the land tTausfsrred by C. Howell to Frank Gill by decd dated August 2)h. iS53 and recopei tn Book st pege eT Records of Real Estate of Gla County Agzona Territory Also undivided one half D ,nteies o, in and to the tol- lowing described mining claims situate in Globe Mining District Gna County ArzonaTeritory to-wt PenAnirS. Little Frank Good Luck, Eva and Dais5, snoi which recorded n Book 4 st pages sss So9 Slo and yl2 Rseords Of Mines of Gs County. Arizona Territory PubIie notice Is hereby given that on the 24th day of June 1898, ct the hour of one o'clock p m., in front Of the County Court House in the ot Globe Cila County Arizona Territory will sell all the Iisht title and Interest of the said Frank Gin. in and to the above desebe tupsrty at public auction to tAe highest and Jest bGde. for cash iaui money oF ths United s.aiel satisfy said execution and all costa
 H THOMPSON,
 Sheriff GHA County, A
 lJuae l-Atl
Arizona silver belt., 1895-06-08
NEW MAIL SCHEDULE.

| Another change was made in the
 mail schedule on Monday last, when the c. V. c. & N. railroad commenced carrying the mail through to Fort
 Thomas, and on tho same day the stages on the Fort Thomas and Globe route changed their running time, leaving the terminal points in the morning instead of in the evening as
 heretofore.
 The Globe postmaster has not yet been notified of the change, and con sequently refused to give the carrier the mail on Monday ahead of schedule time, as the postal regulations impose u penalty for so doing Tuesday and every morning since thomail has gone out at a. m., and has been reported eleven hours late in departing, and will continue to be until the post master receives notice of the change in the schedule.
 ueber Layton, proprietor of tho stage line, who was here on Wednes- day, stated that the change was au- thorsed by special agent of the de- pertinent from Washington, who was at Thomas last week, accompanied by J, M. Johnson, chief clerk of the rail way mail service stationed at Los Angeles.
 The old schedule was more satis- factory 10 the people of Globe, we be- lieve, but owing to the change in the time card of the railroad, the trains and stages did not connect, causing de- tention at Pima for q hours of the Thomas, San Carlos, and Globe mail. By the new schedule the detention is reduced to twelve hours The change appears to be principally in the inter est of the carrier and passengers, who do not now have to travel at night.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-06-08
have few r jewelled fine watches for sale at manufacturers prices.
 R. E. HUMPHREY.
Llke slere.

The chief functions of the kidneys is to separate from the blood, in its pas sage through them, certain impurities and watery particles which make their final exit through the bladder. The retention of these, in consequence of inactivity of the kidneys, is productive of BrighPs disease, dropsy diabetes, albuminuria and o.ker maladias with a fatal tendency. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, a highly sanctioned diuretic and blood depurent, impels the kidneys when inactive to renew their nfting function, and strain from the vital cur rent impurities which infest it and threaten their own existence as organs of the body. Ca.arrh of the bladder, gravel and retention of the urine are also maladies arrested or ayerted by by this benign promoter and restora- tive of organic action. Malaria, rbeu- matism, constipation, biliousness and dyspepsia also yield to the Bitters, which is also speedily beneficial to the wsak and eervcps.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-06-08
For over F,f,y gears.

AN OID AND WELL-TmRD REMEDY. - Mrs Windows Soothing Syrup has been used for over fifty years by millions of mothers for their children while toething, with perfect success It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for diarrhoea. Is plsassnJ to the taste Sold by druggists in every part of the world. Twenty-Five cents bottle Its value is incalculable. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslon'a Soothing Syrup, and take no other kind.