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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-09-20
THE YACHT RACE.

Every American paper, that w
have read, seems sincerely sorry that
Lord Dunraven did not give the De
fender an opportunity to beat the
Valkyrie the third time. So fur at
sailing qualities are concerned, the
Defender has shown herself to be the
superior, and the declination of LORD
Dunraven to permit his yacht to he
beaten the third time IL really au
acknowledgement Of the fact by him.
self. Nobody believes but what the
Valkyrie would have sailed the third
race. II the Valkyrie had previously
shown superiority over the Defender.
Lord Dunravcn has sailed the same
course. under similar circumstances.
under the same rules before, aud was
beaten in the Valkyrie III. lie built
the Valkyrie Ill, and came across to
race again in full knowledge Of all
these, and then declined to finish the
race. because he could not get the
committee to Change the track to
some other place, 50 he says.
We are glad to know that the cup Is
still to remain In America. aud while
sorry the Defender did not have the
third opportunity IL show her heels
to the British yacht, vet ii the print.
ed details of the races that were sail
ed are true. there is not the slightest
question that our defender" was
rightly named, aud the cup was hon
estly aud successfully defended.
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the county board, and II there is op.
position to Mr.. Morrison, 1t is more
likely to be IL matter OF local repre-.
sentatIOn than anything else.
The rule for nomination BY conven-
ton is "an organized assembly OF
electors or delegates representing a
political party OF principle" Any
such an assembly" may nominate
and certify such nomination to the
county auditor. Nominations may be
made by petition OF electors, leach
signing residence, business and I'D
drcss) such petition must Contain
"ten per cent Of the vote cast for
member Of congress ut the last gen.
eral election" In this First District
at the last election, the following
we're the votes cast for congressman,
Pcmbina. 1886; Joliettc, "a; Carlisle,
"a; total. 4Sl. So 1t would take ~
names To make Il legal petition. In
the Fifth District this was the vote:
Drayton, l53; Lincoln. 81: Midland. 10;
st. Thomas, 23S; total 524. Necessary
for IL petition So. Certificates Of nutni.
nation to be filed with the county au-
ditor "not more than 60 days and not
less than ~ days before the election"
November 5th IL 1.-THE first Tuesday
after the first Monday" In November.
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THE g. N. WRECK.

The collision on the Great North.
ern near Ashby. MINI last week re-
suited in the death Of seven persons.
The remains OF two persons supposed
to have been riding ON the "blind
baggage" being found In the debris
and added to the five train hands.
DR.. f. N. Burrows of Bathgate, who
was returning from a European tour,
was the only physician ON the trains
and for several hours the only sur.
geon available. He went right at
work and did much to alleviate the
sufferings OF the wounded and dying.
Some strong criticism is being made
by passengers on account of their
treatment. Pullman car porters re.
fused to loan blankets to ladies who
had no cl"tlling except their night
robes. aud the passengers were kept
waiting at the little village with but
little to eat, while two trains went
by each way, because "they had lost
or given up their tickets" Looks as
though somebody had blundered at
ter the accident as we'll as before.
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STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, l..
County Of PemblnA. %


Notice is hereby given, that by virtue Of an
execution to me directed and delivered, and
now In my hands. issued ont Of the clerks office
cf the seventh Judicial district court state Of
North Dakota. III and for the county Of Penn
hina, upon Judgment rendered in eaid court In
favor of First National Bank Of Pembins, plain.
ton ard Lewis Z; Booker. co.Psrtns,s :. Shaw.
tho following described personal property Of said
defendants. to.wit: One bay yesrllng lilly colt,
out of Mag.
And that shall, on Wednesday. the 18th day
AfSeptember A. d. 1906, at the hour Of two
O'Clock r. u. of said day, at the front door Of
GRADERS barn, in the city Of Pcmbins. in said
county and stale proceed to sell all the right title
and interest OF the above named defendants.
Thomas q. shaw and Henry Charlton in and to
the above described property to satisfy said
judgm mt and costs, amounting to i've thousand
nine hundred and seventy-six dollars and twen-
tv-thr.e cents (s5916ss) together with all accru-
ing Costs of sale, and interest on the ssme from
the 5th LAY of August 1925 al the rate OF per
cent. per annum. ut pablo auction. to the hshtsl
bidder for cash.
Dared September 5h. 1895.
w. j. KNEEsHAw
Plaintiffs Attorney. GEO. II. MCCABE.
80 Sheriff Of Pembina county. N. u
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NEW COUNTY COMMISSION

NEW COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
There are two commissioners to be
elected this fall ut the usual time In
November. The election will te un.
der the Australian ballot system,
and will require candidates to he no.
minated by petition or convention,
unless these go by default, when PEG.
pie can vote for whom they like on a
blank ballot.
The districts in which the elections
are to take place are First, comprising
the townships Of pembina. toilette
and Carlisle, and the Fifth, coinpris-
Ing the townships Of Drayton, Lin.
coin. Midland and st. Thomas. Mr..
+. G. MyrIck now represents the first
district and Mr.. Joseph Morrison the
fifth district.
In all probability Mr.. Myrick will
be chosen as his own successor with.
out opposition and we may say, that
there is no man in the county, who is
better qualified, by knowledge and
ability to exercise the duties Of a.
commissioner. He is thoroughly &C
Quainted with the business and books
OF every official about the court house,
is well posted as to the statutes, and
Is attentive to his duties as a mem.
Der Vt the board. His experience In
county business dates back almost
continuously to the days when county
business began and the people Of this
district can get no better equipped
servant than Mr.. Myrlck.
What the feeling IL In the fifth
district. the PIONEER EXPRESS does
not pretend to say. There are two
newspapers published there, there
are four large townships, two good
sized town and two more smaller ones;
party spirit runs high and is pretty
evenly divided, and there are ambi-
tious people In all these places. Mr..
Morrison has u large number Of warm
political friends, and some political
enemies. But it is an Oh year In poll.
tics, and 1t is rare that anything of
q political nature comes up before
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STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, ~
County Of Pembinu. )''
First National Rank of Penbina. Plaintiff, W..

County S 81 Pen 1A' I"
First National Rank of Pernbina. Plaintiff, VIZ.
Thomas c. Shaw, Defendant.
Notice Is hereby iven, that by virtned of an
execution t. me directed and delivered, and
now in my hands. issued out Of the Clerks office
Of the seventh judicial district court. state of
North Dakota, in and for the county of Penn.
bina upon u judgment rendered in said court in
ti6. and against Tnomas e. Shaw, defendant
have levied upon the following described real
proper ofsxid defendant. to-wit: Lots mum.
1lOl eleven lii ANA ali thai part Of lot NJ. six
1871 NOT heretofore decided to the Pembina county
bank all IN block No. seveu ri in the city Of
Yemb,na. also lots six 70 and seven (7l In block
No. twenty live [.5] in the city Of Pembins all
according TO The official plat Of tile original iowa
of Pembina now city Of Pembina on file and OF
record in the Office OF the Register of Deeds for
Pembinu County.
And that shall. on "Wednesday the 18th day
of September 4. y. 1885,, ~ the hour Of two
O'clock p. y. Of said day. vi the front door Of
the court house, in "a. city of Pembna, in said
county and state of North Dakota proceed To
eel all the right, tile and interest Of the above
named defendant. Thomas G. Shaw, in aud to
Ihe ab"ve Described property TO satisfy raid
Judgment and cOste, amounting 10 two thousand
Two hundred and thirty one dollars and thirty
seven cents, 81 ..3i:... together With all accru
ing costs Of sale. and interest on the same from
per annum. at pubic auction. to the highest
bidder for cash.
Dated Pcmbina. n. d. August 18th 1895.
WI. .SEE.HAw,
Plu:m.lti's Attorney. GEO. II. McCABB,
So Sheriff If Pcmbina County, n. d.
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SllrriTs sale.

STATE or NORTH DAHorA, In.
c:,nty of Pembina. :"
Flrst National Bank Of Pcmbina, plaintiff, VS.
Henry Charlton, defendant.
Noti'e Is hereby 9. ven, that by virtue Ofan ex.
ecut:ur 10 me directed and delivered. and now
the seventh judicial district court state Of North
DakOta. IN and for the county of Pemblna, upon
judgr ent rendered IN said court. in favor OF
the First National Bank Of Pembina, plaintiff,
against Henry Charlton. defendant. have levied
upon the following described real property OF
said defendant. tO-wit: Lots number one IN
seven Tleight, tSl nine, (9l ten l1ll eleven [i'1
and al that part OF lot No six III not herelOiO e
decided to the Pembina County bank, all -
block No. seven ri IN the City Of Pemblna, al /,
lots nix ~ aud seven In block NO. twenty
Ave l25l In the city of Pemi,ina all according i,
the official plat Of the original town Of Psmbiua,
the Office Of the Register Of Deeds for Pembna
county.
And that shall, OIL Wednesday the 18th day
OF september A. d. 1895 VI the hour Of two
O'Clock = N. Of said day. ut the front door Ut
the Court House, In the city Of Pembina, in said
county aud State OF North Dakota, proceed to
sell ali the right, title and interest Of the above
named defendant, Henry Charlton, in and to
she above de.cribed property TO satisfy said
judgment and cOsts. amounting TO two thoue. nd
two hundred and thiriy-one dollars and thirty.
seven cents [$s Ss3l.3il Together with all Gccrn-
ing Costs of sale. and interest OIL the rame from
cent. per annum. al public auction, 10 the high.
est bidder for cash.
Dated Pembina N. D. August ll,h, 1895.
". ]. KNsEsHAw,
Plaintiff Attorney. GEO. II, McCAke,
5.J Saer ii OF Fcmhna County, N. d
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THE BROTHERS RETURN.

Hs Received . Jeyfsl and yigarass
Welcome.
How does the tramp and the Michl-
gan farmer asree?" ayed a Free Press
reporter Of a seedy looking chap who
struck him for q dime at the city hall
the other day.
wall, speaking for the tramp, can't
say that W beg apythip' in perticler
as'in tho farmers," he sagely replied.
Pretty generous, are theyY"
'Tolerably generous"
"And they seem to believe your tales
Of woe?"
Our tales Of woe are always trueand
orter to be believed. Jist on the spur
Of the mint. can't remember Of but
one mean farmer IN all this state, and
I've Travelled over most Of the country.
He lives near Ann Arbor and the cir.
cumstances happened two years ago.
I was lynn in a fence corner one day
and heard some men in field talkin'
about the owner of the next farm west.
His name was Johnson, and 1t appear
ed that ne once had brother Bill who
ran away and hadn't bin heard Of fur
sfteen years. There was a heap o. talk
about how glad he'd be to see Bill
again, and 1t put an idea into my head
ITO pass yourself of for Bin?"
Exactly. That evenin' I put in an
appearance. johnson was milkin' in the
barnyard, and I sat down on a hayrack
and broke the Joyful news to him that
his long-lost brother Bill finally stood
before him. He got white and red and
trembled all over, and finally he got up
and embraced me and seq:
~ Yes. its Bill. fur sure! I'd hev
known you II we'd met in Chiny.
Thank the Lord that the long lost has
at Last returned. Now kin be happy
ag'in.'"
"Acceptel you offhand, ch?"
Eyes. sir: aud for few minutes ]
thought ! had struck 1t rich, He got
through milkin', and we were ready To
| 60 into the house, when he sets the pail
down and seq:
Bill, remember the day you left
home in the distant long agoT
Eyes
advised You not to go. and you
got mad and called me red-headed
hump backed liar! I have never forgot.
ten that, Bill. and I've allus stuck to II
that IL you ever got back, I'd have to
turn to and lick ye out Of yer butes!
YoG are here, Pin, and now I'm goin'
But he didn'tr was asked.
Eyes. he did! He was as big as two
Of me, and he mopped me all over that
barnyard for half an hour, and the
only way saved my life was in break.
in away and crawlin' through hole in
the fence. He hollered to me to come
back, and that the fatted calf was
ready, but I never stopped runnin' fur
five miles. Can't say TINT the Michigan
farmer 10 particularly down on tramps
but they don't seem to hev NO brotherly
feelin's fur long-lost brothers,"
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Here is a funny incident that oc-
CURED at wedding: The bridegroom
Of the occasion was man devoted to
inventions, whose hobby lay in patents
and electricity, and who was engaged
ut the time on a wonderful piece Of
machinery for purpose that has slip
ped my memory. Anyway, his thoughts,
even while at the altar, were SO en-
crossed with his pet scheme, that while
the clergyman was asking. wilt thou"
etc. bis ear caught but the patter Of
the raindrops upon the stafncd.glnss
windows and he impulsively exclaimed,
Il do hope they'll think to cover up
my machineT' The clergyman was
shocked, but repeated in whitening
tones, wilt thou have this woman to
be thy welded wife?"
"Of course l WILL" was the impetu-
Gus reply Of the inventor, "what else
do you think I've come for7'' And then
he was suddenly recalled to language
more fit for the occasion.
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Mortgage sale.

WHEREAS. One Arthur Labrech did, on the
w 29th day of Nov :mber 4. v. 1884, make his
csrtain cllattei mortgage of the following de-
ycribed chatt:ls. tO-w.t: One grey horse [61 six
y:ars old. brand 'O:" one grey horse (yl nine
years old. to Charles rroier to secure the pay
Iaent OF the sum OF ti:y dollars 1851 dO!iar. and
interest thereon.
And whereas, default has been made IN the
terms Of "a d mortgage. in this, to.wit: Tint
said mortgagor hns Voluntarily returned part
ofesid mortga9cd property. and refuses and
neQlec.s to pay sad debt.
Now therefore, no':cc is he:cby given, that by
virtue of .aid mortgage. and by order of said
Charles TrO.:er. til. present owner thereof |
will sell the alb w, -cr bit chattsit al Grabers
bna, state of North Dakuts, at the hour Of Two
O'Clock P. n: of the l.',h day OF September 1875.
Dated at Pemhtnn. Pemb na County. stat. Of
North Dakota. this 3rd day of September 1895.
JOHN KERR, CHARLES TROTIER,
Agent. 8 M0rigayec.
Resn.nce and postoilice add rsss, Pe,nbina
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One source of Onno.ition.

Vne C0ufce OF ODp0b1tI0h.
1T seems q shame" said visitor at
the capitol, "for q man to serve his
country faithfully and then be dropped
out Of sight. I'm In favor Of lettin' 'em
hold Office during good behavior"
We'll" replied his companion, ut
might be q good idea. But don't
know but some Of the senators nd look
at 1t as an effort to shorten their
terms. Star.
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Su,nnlous,

SVAIK OF NORTH DAkOTA,
County of Pemb;na.
District Court. $ venth Judicial District
Thor. Brog.r paintif w. Annie Rroger de-
PENDANT summons.
The state of North Dakota to the al,ove named
defend.nt.
You. Annie Broscr are hereby summoned and
relnr to an-wer the compaiat In the above
eDtile action copy Of which IL herewith
served ip,n yon, and to serve copy of your an
sw.r 10 the sii,l complaint. on the subscriber.
nth; office in the city Of Pemb ns In the county
nf Pembins and state Aforesaid, within thirty
days after serving this summons upon you. sx.
elusive ',f the ay of such service. and II you
:ailto .nswer. the said complaint " .thin the
tune aforesaid. the plaintiff IN this action will
apply ,uthe Court for the relief demanded In
the COMPLIANT, besid ~ costs and disbursements.
Dated August 9th 4. ID. 1895.
W. !. KNEesHAw,
Plaintiff Attorney Pcmbina. n. ID
To AnHte i'roser, defendant above named.
You will please trkc notice hat the compliant
IN the above entitled actin was liked with
I.anr,s a. Hart clerk of tac district court at hi.
office III she court house in the city Of Pembiu,
on the eth day of August. A. D. I s.
". j. KNEEaNAw.
plututiffrs Attnrnrv
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Asan evidence Of the drynesso of St.
Thomas the Times states asa truth
that Il physicians prescription for two
ounces Of light wine for an invalid
could not DC filled in this city one day
this week. The drug stores have no
permit to sell liquors and no "blind
pigs" exist, This is the paradise Of
prohibitiOnists.-St. Thomas Times.
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A lieutenant in the reserve of the
italian army and resident Of Genoa
was recently discharged on account Of
his socialistic tendencies. III letter
addressed to the paper Era Nu0va. he
has offered his epaulets to the fund of
propaganda for the socialist cause.
These ensigns Of bis grade will he xol,l
at public auction. upon a first bid Of q.
lires. or 81. at which price a jewel,
offered to buy the epaulcts. %"
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Fraud 4. Tobacco.

Have these cigars got the genuine
Havana iilling7' asked an Austin to.
baccoist Of q drummer.
How many Of them do you want7"
asked the drummer.
Il may take forty thousand of them"
well, II you take that many, I can
afford to give you my word Of honor as
q gentleman that they are genuine
Havana filed.
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Pronounced a Great Remedy.

ftouOUuSeU 0Ie3e NOmeoy.
Ihad pneumonia eight years ago,
which left my lungs In bad condition.
I used the White Wine of Tar Syrup
you sent me, and am greatly benefit.
ed. I gladly commend it as the best
remedy for consumption or weak
lungs In any form have ever tried.
] hope you will supply our druggist,
Mr.. German, at Cabool, Mo-. ms l
would like more of 1t.
REV. JOHN W. BROWN.
For sale by T. r. SHAW & Co. 1913
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Pitfalls Of Conversation.

Fttkollo OF Convefsot1on.
He-Is that your dog I hear bowling
so?
She-Yes. Poor Hero Is 20 devoted
to me he guards me all the time, and
won't even let papa put his arm around
me.
He-Faithful creature! can't bear
the thought of his being chained on
my account.-Vogue.
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Came to my place, one calf, red and
white; one heifer, black, year and q
half old; one bull steer, red with
white head, strap around horns, year
and a half old. Owner call, prove
property, pay expenses and take same
away. LOUIS d. ROLETTE,
1910 Pembina
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rnose who have used DR.. Kfng'A
!tew Discovery know its value, and
those who have not, have now the
opportunity t. try it Free. Call on
the advert iscd Druggists and get q
trial Im' 10 tree. Send your name
and address to II. E. Bucklen s. Co.
Chicago, and get d sample box of DR..
Kings New Life Pills, free, as we'll as
il copy OF Guide to Health, and House
hold Instructor free. All of which
ire guaranteed to do you good and cos"
III nothing. Il. II, Shaw & ~"
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DR.. j. w. Hamilton, of Mcmillan,
Wis. says: I have sold Warmers
White Wine OF Tar Syrup for years.
It is the best cough medicine In the
world, and has no equal for asthma.
For sale by T. r. SHAW g. Co. 1913.
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More Glory In Il.
Louise-What do you think Is the
ideal marriage7
Laura-why. to marry lord and live
In England. What do you?
Louise-To marry an English lord
and live in America.-Vogua.
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"Gislin, old fellaw, lend me two dol
laws until next week."
"Sowwy, Callow. deah boy, but I
haven't anything smallaw than fun
note, doncher know."-Judge.
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i: DR.. A. p. Sawyer:-Dear Sir: 1 have
been suffering with headache for
long time. 1 used your Family Cure
and now am entirely relieved. would
not do without your medicine. Mrs.
q. A. Miller, Mt. Norris, Ills. Sold
by T. R. Shaw s. Co.
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ID. Trenholme OF Bnthgatc can
advance the money on farm loans the
day the papers aresigncd 1Stf
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=: -; !; =: 8:
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THE STATE UNIVERSITY At
GRAND FORKS
Will open for its Twelfth Annual Seston
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1st. 1895

Will open for its Twelfth Annual Sesrion
TUESDAY, OCTOBER LIST, 1895
The maintenance Of the University 10 now a..
fured, and tine coming year promises to he the
most proeperou. In the history Of the institution
The Gnisereity Is the Ollest aud hest ca uippel
educational Institution III the state. 1t offers the
choice Of
THREE COLLEGE COURSES
OF four years EACH
An ELEMENTARY HORMAL COURSE
OF three yeirs
IN ADVANCED NORMAL COURSE
Of two years and
Of three years,
The Library. Museum and Laboratories are
unusally complete. The old faculty has been &c.
on4aged, and the continuance OF the high stand.
ard hitherto msIntained il thus assured
Military DRILL for the young men, I'm
de. the charge Of an officer Of the regular army.
CATIsTHENICS for the young ladies.
TUITION FREE IN ALL DEPARTMENTS.
Board Qncluding room. heated. lighted and
furnished, privilege OF baths. use oflsandry eic)
S82S week. ''~'S'
There was cot single case of sickness ia the
University during the last school year.
For further information, catalogue etc. ad.
WEB6TER MERRLEIELD, PrcsidSnf.
UNtceveitv. N. Oak.
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StfaYed.

Harvester and machine oil at T. R.
Shaw & Co.'S drug store.
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' THE
HOU ST

~ well-known and popular
hotel has been leased by the ur.
dersigned who will use every Ell.
dssvor to keep up its reputation
for an excellent table, and good
aeeomodations at reasonable pric.
N. "A. TRUDELL.
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Dr.. A. r. Sawyer. Sir: After suffer
ing for years with female weakness I
was pnrsuadcd by a friend to try your
Pastilles, and after using them one
yes- Icnn cay I am entirely we'll. I
-. !. mt recommend them too highly.
Mn. n. 8. Brook, Bronson. Bethe
Branch Co., Mich. r. r. Shaw & Co.
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Blacksmith w

Blacksmith Wanted.
l want a good blacksmith. Perma-
nent position for the right man.
ARCHIE MCDONALD.
lott Pembina, N. D.
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All rice

For farm loans see.
lStf Bathgate.
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The Best in the Word.

For sale by T. R. SHAW & Co.