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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-06-28
FRIDAY. JUNE g. 1896.
TWO CONSTITUTIONS

: The Gas aAlAsaAloA-sA -IYnifad
States, amendment 5th, says. mo
person shall be held to answer for a
capital or otherwise infamous crime,
unless on q presentment or indict-
ment Of q grand jury, except In cases
arising In the land or naval forces, or
In the militia when in actual service,
In time of war or public danger"
The constitution of tho State of
North Dakota says in art /. sec 8.
''The legislative assembly may change
regulate or abolish the grand Jury
system"
or course the lawyers may be able
explain this seeming contradiction
and show that the practical abolish.
mont Of the grand jury system In this
state, Is according to the U. S. consti
tuition, but to the wasaring man II
looks queerly.
We do not object TO the present
system, and think 1t, in itself, muct
the best way, but this matter wa.
brought up at the teachers institute
In this county q few weeks ago, ant
nobody could explains how the state
was bigger man than Uucle Sam.
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Anothsr cars soe Frsaeh.yvss,d,,I.

sAsSOsSs& Svsv ~ EtOu6oevvVOOs ~,
Hditess d Ne PfoREss ExlnnA
The columns Of your paper have not
been opened for tho discussion Of q
subject % important to tho people OF
this county as that one, how shall we
get rid Of the plague Of weeds, which
now threatens our very existence ns|
graln-growers? Let anyone drive
over the country, and they will com
clude that we arc facing an alarming
condition Of things.
We con afford to drop the gold aud
silver question, and we may even, for
a time, forget the tariff issue; but we
may not allow an enemy to take pos
session Of the gold and silver mines Of
Pembina county, and we can better
stand to have the tariff raised than.
we can to continue raising large and
continually increasing crops OF french
weed and mustard. Another enemy
RUSSIAN cactus) IL at our doors ready
to invade our fields, what arc wc go
ing to do about itP There arc two
alternatives, kill the weeds, or lave
them destroy US. The question is,
how, and ut q cost that We can boar?
In the multitude Of council there is
wisdom. In yourlast issue s'Rustic,,s"
stated that summer-fallowing would
not be Of benefit and he is correct.
Pulling the weeds, in many cases. is
cuUtaoty vut Of tho question. Ny pinu
is briefly this: Plow the land as ear
ly In the fall as possible, give 1t q
shake Of the harrows so as to make
the seeds near tho surface terminate,
harrow again in the spring for the
same purpose. In sowing, close the
feeders In the drill so that it will SOW
lin eighteen or twenty-four inch drills.
With q cultivator such az 10 used for
onions or corn, all weeds can be effec,
tually checked until the grain is as
high as it is at the present time, any
weeds growing in the grain rows
could be pulled easily.
The spaces cultivated would he Ia
the finest condition for seeding the
next spring, when the same course
could be pursued with tho stubble
rows.
In England, as large a crop is grown
In this way as with close seeding. By
this method we believe full crop cur
be obtained and the Gust Of the work
ing the land not be greater than al
present, as the cultlvating would b
done at a time when there Is but lit
tie to be done on the farm. The stub
BILE left standing would hold the SNOW
and thus secure greater moisture, ant
would also tend to prevent drifting IL
the spring. Now brother farmers
speak out In meeting.
w. DOUGLAS.
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The state commander writes us
from Lincoln, Neb., az 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 tho end
OF two days tho cough entirely left
them. We will not be without 1t
hereafter, as our experience proves
that 1t cures where all other RENE.
dies faii,"-Signed F. w. Stevens,
state Com.-Why not give this great
medicine trial, as 1t is guaranteed
and trial bottles ure free at Il. r.
Shaw s. Co. Regular size so cents
and 81. 90.
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COMMUNICATION.
Editors Of the plosx.s Exp.xs,:

1SAAtVLs VI tuc K4UN8k II 6XIR2&9s
Permit me to answer the communi.
cation in your last issue, signed "Fair
Play, and first would say 1 have
endangered to find out from those llv.
ing IN that part OF Toilette, who sFair
Play" is, but so far have not sncceed-
ed. Does it not occur to him that
anyone making charges against anoth.
er under fictitious name is not en-
titled to use the signature "Fair
Play" II he will come to Bowesmont
think we can easily convince him
he made false charge when he said,
1.-THE Bowesmont people petitioned
the railway authorities against hav.
Ing a siding put in at Emerson's." r
wish to state that neither by peti tion
or any other procedure did the people
Of Bowesmont interfere in the matter
mot so avaricious or selfish after all
Mr.. "Fair Play.'D Next he says.
"Bowesmont has been of no use to
the farmers here to any extent" I
do not know what he means "to any
extent, but I do know that great
majority Of the farmers have time
and again said; they were glad that
they could get SO many things in
Bowesmont, that it saved them many
miles travel. Had Mr.. "Fair Play,
considered for moment he would not
have written that sentence, ms no
town can be started among any com.
munity without doing the surround.
ing country q vast amount of good,
and l am quite sure that II "Fair
Play" was about to sell his farm, he
would put an extra couple of dollars
per acre on it, because it was within
easy reach Of the florurishing town Of
Bowesmont. As to the prices chare.
ed here and In Pembina, II Mr.. "Fair
Play" would come with the cash as he
does when he goes to Pembina, Tor
sends to Chicago OF elsewhere, he
would find our prices as reasonable as
elsewhere. Allow me to advise 'Fair
Play", that before he rushcs into
PRINT and makes charges. he should
be sure Of his ground, 90 that he can,
II asked, prove his assertions, but for
this time we will let him of with the
charitible feeling, that he has been
misinformed and has thereby been
led to make the false charges he has
uone on tnls occasion. Yours,
JAMES THoxsoN
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City Dog License.

Notice is hereby given that all per.
sons owning or keeping dogs in the
city Of Pembina, are required to pay
license therefor TO the city auditor
forthwith, according to the ordinance
Of said city. The license fec for male
dogs Is ono dollar and female dogs
two dollars. I shall proceed to take
up, impoupd, and dispose Of all un-
licensed dogs found running at large
in said city, according to law.
Dated June 18th, 1896. :
JOHN KERR,
1851 City Marshal.
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FOR Sale.

Ifyou want good work horse, .
new mich COW. or q good pony, ON
easy terms or for trade, call at john
con & Holmes ranch. Three young
shorthorn bulls, one Polled Angus
and one registered Jersey bull. Will
sell or trade these animals, and until
sold will stand for service at the ranch.
MARROW FADDEN,
S3tf Enrepnan
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Now that, the ferry has been lcas-
ed for five years there is considerable
talk of a pontoon bridge or free ferry.
We think the latter the cheapest and
best under the circumstances. There
is no question that free ferry would
bring trade and good trade from Kilt
son county.
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-Four Big Successes.

Having the needed merit to more
ncn make good all the advertising,
laitned for them, the following four
Sc;ncdles have reached q phenomenal
ale. DR.. Kings New discovery. fOr
consumption, Coughs and Colds, each
luttle guaranteed-ElectrIc Betters,
the great remedy for Liver, Stomach
aud Kidneys. Bucklen'sA rnica Ealve,
the best 10 the;world, and DR.. Kings
New Life Pills, which are q perfec-
pill. All these remedies are guaran.
teed to do just what is claimed for
them and the dealer whose name n
attached herewith will be glad to tell
You more Of them. Sold at Il. Is.
Shaw, 3 Cos Drug store, Large bot
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-06-28
Agents IN Moth Dakota.

Agents IN North Dakota.
The Northern Pacific will sell tick
cts to all points 10 North Dakota and
Montana, within the three hundred
milo limit, ut rate of faro and one
fifth; and to Minnesota points, within
the same limit, at rate Of fare and
one.thtrd. Sell July 3rd and 4th with
final limit July 9Th.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-06-28
The New Lava.

The Bismarck Tribune villas usual
furnish advance copies Of session laws
tain q synopsis vt the changes In the
code, and for q long time will be the
only way to, find out these changes,
which are numerous aud important.
Price y cents, Send your orders to
this ONCE, S9tf
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-06-28
Probate notice.

STATE OF NORTH OAEorA
County Of Pembina. In Comfy Court.
In the matter Of the estate Of Louielanna Evans
Moore. deceased.
Notice q hereby given that Barbara Jane
Webb has filed with tho judge Of this court .
petition praying that letters Of administration,
With the will annexed, Of the estate Of Louisian.
M Evans Moore, deceased, be Issued to Nielsen
"A. Trudel. and has fled In this court what pur.
ports TO- be duiy authenticated copy OF lthe last
VIII and testament was duly prob6ted. admitted
70 probate, and allowed BY the register Of the
fufro9ate Court ofthe united counties Of North
Aumberland and Durham In the Province OF
Ontario. Dominion Of Canada, on the 9Th day Of
March 1896 and asks that the said foreign will
b admitted to probate In this county.
Now, therefore. notice Is hereby given that
Monday he i2th day Of August 1895. ali O'clock
r:l. ofsatd day, being day Of the regular term
ofthts court to-wit; the July term 1895, ct my
Once in the court house, In the city Of Pemb M,
North Dakota, has been set for hearing said
petition. when and where any person interested
may appear and show cause why the said petl.
tl0n should NOT be granted and the said viii
should notbe admitted to probate In eaid coun.
Wiinors: Hon E. W. 3onmy, Judge Of the
county court In and for said county Of Pembina,
this 18th day of June A. d. 1895.
E.W. COMFY.
$50 Judge.
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33tf
The Til Trial.

Paul Bedoes, Jacob Martin ana
Smith, three Hungarian farmers, who
are witnesses in the Till murder case,
which comes on ut the next term Of
court, have been put under $500 bonds
to appear as witnesses, and In default
of bail are now In the county jail.
Thercwas reason to believe that at
least one of these men was thinking
of leaving. There are many rumors
afloat as to some wheat stealing dur.
ing the winter, from Mr., GRADER, and
a possibility that these men or some
of them were concerned in it, and
there is a theory that Adam Miller
came to bis death through this fact,
as he was agent for Mr.. GRADER. The
whole business Is, at present, wrap
ped in mysterious fog of conflicting
and contradictory statements. How
much Of this contradiction and conf
fusion arises from the fact that most
Of the witnesses speak q foreign Ian
guaRe. and in some cases, a third
language is necessary, to obtain an
swers, and from the natural stupidi-
ty, Ignorance Of law, timidity or guilt
OF witnesses lisa question. twill be q
queer snarl for the attorneys and
Jury to untangle.
Attorney Kneeshaw will appear for|
Till, and from present appearances
has pretty fair chance of clear.
ing bis client. Mrs. Miller is staying
in town and looks much more healthy
and cheerful than at the preliminary
examination.
One fact will perhaps make con-
siderable difference In this case,
is, that no evidence except by actual
appearance Of witnesses, can be TAX
en- by the court, hence all Of the sup
posed previous history of Till and
Mrs. Miller wlll!not be brought up. ex-
cept as they may give testimony
themselves, and unless something Of
a compromising nature can be proven
against them, then 1t will be hard to|
prove that Till had any personal rea-
son for numbering Adam Miller.
From all we know at present, about
the only thing that is reasonably Ger.
tain, is that Adam Miller was muir.
dered. But whether one or more per-
sons did the deed, or were accessory
before or after the fact, and who the |
person or persons were, Is yet to be |
positively ascertained, II it ever is |
ascertained; certainly no jury could |
ever agree by the evidence already
given In and out Of court, as to the |
guilt Of any one or more of the par
ties accused, though there is strong
circumstantial evidence which in.
wolves Till, and perhaps others.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-06-28

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tho following leles.tAa vcra ent,iIsd
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i.rsbats Notice.

probate Notice.
County OF Pembina. In County Court.
Notice OF settlement Of final account.
In the matter OF tho estate Of Frank Morris.
Notice is hereby 9iyen, that Herman B. Morris
The sdmlnistratOr OF the estate Of Frank Morris,
deceased, has rendered and presented for settle.
p.eut and dlsd in tho county court his account
~ his administration OF said estate, and that
Monday, the md day Of September 1895, being .
esmber term, A. D. 1895, at 10 O'Clock, A. II. ct
the county court room, In the court house. in
the city OF Psmblna, county Of Pembina and
STATE Of North Dakota, has been duly appointed
By the JudRe ofsaid Court for the settlement Of
s ana Ga R n xhich tins Apd Plfse anX RsE PC,
may appear and Ole HE or their exceptions in
writing p ssid anal account and contest the
shat at said time and place upon the settlement
ofthe accounts OF the administrator the residue
Of the said estate will be distributed to such
peteops - BY law are entitled thereto. And
that notice thereof shall be given by the publ
cation OF this notice once week for four weeks
z IN the fI0NxlH ExPREss, . newspaper printed
and published in the said county and by post
INK up notices In three public places In PembIna
County. isEALl
Dstsd this 18th day Of June 1885.
Attees. E. W. COMFY,
A. Z. AKERs. Judge Of County Court
Clerk Of County Court. 1851
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-06-28
Dental Notice

DR.. Rose, dentist, will be
Q lin Pembina from the LIST
to the 18th, Warren on the 18th to
the Goth; Argyle on the 21st to the
END; Steven on the 23rd to the oath;
Hallcck on the c5th to the 31st.
This will be followed up until further
office.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-06-28
Aeeute Wanted

Old established factory, replacing
travellers, with local statesmen, repu.
table men Gun secure uncovered
ground. One agent has averaged $3.50.
per month for two years. P. o., 1871,
New York.
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w. c. T. U. RESOLUTIONS.

Luz lOlOWluk Cc6UluIlOuS were I)uS-
sed by the County Convention OF the
w. c. 7. o., which was held ut Sc.
Thomas last week:
Whereas, our coming together has
been oauntold value to our ownbpIrits,
and whereas, those waiting ut home
should share this feast of good things,
be it.
Resolved. That that this blessing
to ourselves shall be a blessing tn
them aud this meeting shall have sub.
stantial results in our going home to
do whatever the Master gives us to
do.
Whereas, realizing the influence of
the christian Sabbath as q powerful
factor In the cause Of right, be 1t
Resolved, That we do all in our
power to secure its better observance
and better laws for enforcing 1t.
Resolved, That VIC will use our in.
fluence against the choice or support
Of any teacher In our public schools
who uses tobacco, profanity, or OBJ
scene language.
Resolved, That all the Unions do
all in their power to help enforce the
law taking effect July LIST, regarding
the sale Of tobacco or cigarettes to
minors.
Resolved, That we adopt but one
standard Of morality for man and
woman, and that our girls will notac.
cept the attentions Of young men of
questionable habits.
Resolved, That we, the w. C. T.
q. In County Convention assembled
at st. Thomas:send our hearty. thanks
to Senator Dobie for his good work in
the legislature working for prohibit
ton and suffrage, for wearing the
white ribbon and also for the efficient
bill he introduced and that became q
law, regarding health and deccncy In
public schools.
Resolved, That the cause of tenn
perance being Of the greatest impor-
lance, socially, morally and. POLITICAL
~, to the we'll being of the state and
this convention believes its principles
would be promoted IL franchise were
extended to women, we hereby pledge
ourselves to use our influence to
secure the return only Of those repre-
sentatiyes who will do their utmost
to secure it.
Whereas, protesting aswe dostrong.
ly agains such atrocities as the Ar
menian massacre and feeling as we do
that it is the duty Of civilized nations
to unite to put q stop to such deeds,
be 1t
Resolved, That We request our
government to extend its utmost In.
fluence with the European powers for
this end and also take q firm stand
In behalf of the endangered lives,
liberty and property of Armenian
citizens In Turkey.
Resolved, That we extend our
hearty thanks to the teachers, super.
intendents and children of the Loyal
Temperance Legion of St. Thomas,
for the excellent program rendered
during the convention, and also to the
officers Of the NJ. e. church for tie
use Of their beautiful, church build.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-06-28
Do You w ant, g
New BinderP
WILT PAY TO
MONKEY

With an old, out..of-.date
horse iller2 Three days delay
in fixing up the old machine
may shell more wheat than will
pay for q new and good one.
+ A strong wind and ripe grain,
leaves q bushel or two on the
ground to the acre. The hired
man eats and rests q while You 70
to the blacksmith shop and pay
bills.
Figure it up; waste, delay. out.
lay and sggravation. Come to
US and see if we can't sell you .
binder for less than It will cost
to run the old one. We haye the
best binder and the cheapest bind.
er on earth; That's the Esterly,
and we have car. loads Of 'em.
Did you know that to RIDE IN
Oh. OF Our BuaaIIs Is CHEAPER
zHAH 10 WALK, besides being east.
er7 We can sell you . good bug.
|sy ct 10 low . figure that you can
SAVE THE PRICE IN sHox-LnATHHR.
And We have carloads Of them
toni
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EDWIN COLLINS. ". D. asa.
GRADUATE OF TORONTO.

/ am prepared to do Surgical
Operations on aorses' teeth, the
only connect system of Operating,
Extracting, Filling and placing
false crowns, and all other dentist.
~ operations taught in the most
scientific manner.
Ihave had a large experience in
this profession, and defy any man
in the United States to compete
with me.
HAMILTON. N. OAK.
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Kn,9hts Of the Maecehee.

80 = 49, j. b. TKEsHoLxx,
lstf Bathgate,
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Those Who need now and fashl ona.
ble.dresses for the 4th Of July, ana hot
season, should call early and avoid the
rush. Twill sell tho balance OF my
millinery stock ct very low rates, to
close out. Miss REIsHoLT,
80 ROlette street.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-08-19
FINE OBJECT LESSONS.
W0man's Board of Trade Ships Beau
tiful Boxes of Santa Fe Fruit
to Prominent People in
Denver.

The Woman's Board of Trade of Santa
Fe, ever alive to what promises to pro-
mote the interests of the capital city, has
recently undertaken the important work
of attracting the attention of outsiders to
the beautiful and richly laden orchards
and gardens of this locality. The oh ject
lesson method has wisely been adopted.
This morning the ladies of the board
shipped over the Denver & Rio Grande
railroad beautiful boxes of Santa FEES
choicest fruits to the Denver & Rio
Grande management, the manager of the
Denver Il Rio Grande express company,
The Denver Republican and to the well
known Denver business house of j. t.
Cornforth. The shipments included
peaches, aprico.s, plums, early apples,
crab apples, raspberries, blackberries,
currants and other fruits IN season, and
came from the orchards of Grant Riven-
berg, Arthur Boyle, E. l.. Bartlett, Geo.
Fl. Cross, Mrs. j. l.. Marsh, Valentine
Herbert and Mrs. Zinsser, the card of
each donor being attached to the fruit
furnished. The other orchards of the
city were not represented for the reason
that the shipment was made just at a
time when many were short of ripe fruit
but doubtless they will be we'll represent
ed in the future shipments that are con
templated, when late peaches, pears and
apples are in their perfection.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-08-19
BUSINESS ENTERPRISE.
Hon. W. s. HOpewell Talks of Some
Promising Undertakings in the
Central Rio Grande
Region.

Hon. W. s. Hopewell, of Hillsboro, was
in the city yesterday. He speaks most
cheerfully about the mining industry in
Sierra county. The Whitehead Bros, of
Denver, are now putting up new ten.
stamp mill and sampling works at Hills.
boro.
The Wicks mine, fine gold property
has just been sold by j. M. Webster and
Barney Martin to Eggleston & Mallette
of Chicago, for $4,000 cash, and on the
day the deal was made a splendid strike
of gold ore was made in the mine.
1t ia also reported that new bonanza
has been struck in the Snake mine.
In the placer fields there is great &C.
tivity, and Mr.. Hopewell says Pittsbure
and California capitalists are running
surveys for an important pipe line to
convey water to the 'cement" gold de.
poslts.
Speaking of water, the visitor said also
that the Las Animas Land & Cattle com.
pany was about to inaugurate very ex.
tensive undertaking in the Rio Grande
Fality' IL Is pToPoseu W span tue brave
near Engle with a ten-foot diverting dam
to carry water into twenty-five mile
canal that will bring $4,000 acres of land
under irrigation. This is to be seeded tc
corn, small grain and alfalfa, and an ex.
tensive feeding enterprise established
the idea being to fatten live stock 80 that
it can 60 direct to the best markets OF
the country. Chicago and Pacific coast
moneyed men are interested in this under.
taking.