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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-01-24
Sanaons.
0fA1I ar NOBrR DAKOTA, I
Cnnntv NJ pemhina.

1aAaons.
0rATI or N0nrR DAxOrA. I
COunty OF Pembins.
district Cnurk Seventh Judicial District.
Frank }. Nyns. plaintiff, W. G. AacPnerson.
= The ststs Of North Dakota to the above named
You. &. MacPherson, are hereby summoned
and required ~ answer the complaint in this
sction. y copv Of wnicn " hereto annexed snd
rer.etl on yon, and to give . Copy OF your an
swss e tic said oompla IT on s !hs .abscri6sr
OF Psmbina, sats OF North Dak0la, within
thirty days aiter serving this sunmons upon
you, exclusive Of the day Of suoh s.rvics; and
II you fail 70 answer the said compls Mt with.
In the time sforssaid, the plaintiff IN this &C.
tlon viii take judgment sgainst YOU 70. one
hundred and ,wenfy dollsrs le14O0) and in
terest at per Cent from the lst day Of No
vember, 1874, t,gsther with she cosis and dis.
bursemsnt1 of this action.
Dslsd Bsthsase, December 10Th. A. D. 1885.
]. d. STACK,
/. Plainslrs as.ernsy. BAthxass, n. D.
TO abovs 1amsd dstHndsnt 9. nscph reon:
Take aotice that ihs complaint u the ab.ve
eatiiled actiGn Was 6lsd O1 fecord II the oi3ce
q ihe Clark Of ths Oou!t, tn snd Sor The coua.
81 oS Pesnb;na, stute Of North Dakota, 90 the
tasd asy of January. !. D. 1sos.
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Il Sileridrr Sale.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
COur ty Of Pembina

s SilerlR's Sale.
STATE OF NORTH uAKOrA,l
In District Court, Seventh il di :ial District.
Frank J. Klyne P.aintif vs. c. M.cPne. son
Def. ndant.
Whereas. the property enumer ted in hi-no.
tice was taken by The ser Il Of said PemLin.
opnty by virtue Of wur,snt Of st,.:hmen
Of Pemb:n. Conniy N the a,r ve emitted ac
ron sud whereas. an order was duly made on
70 e. bautsf, judge Of said cenrt.. directing
the sale Of eaid property under Section $3.50 Of
the Revised Code.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given. thss
BY virtne Of said order will stll ths following
described chat!el properly at public auction y
the highest bidder for cash ut ths front door
6;na, county Of Pemb!ns, on The lst day q
February, "A: D..ls)e, at two o'clock ?. H.. OF
.tqid day, to.wit; Ono sOfrsl mare; i've years
old y01a. grey: mAfs. i've years old; one bay
stallion. coming four vears old;. about Nv
handred bushels Of oats; one @. double lar:
barrel Of salt; four yearling colts; one COW.
1sted this sSrd day Of January, 1891:
GEo H. HcCABE,
Sheri6of PsmhinA County, N. d.
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cs,lue To assume such prUH,rtiNns as !.
show II strong prObaDility Of success.
then foreign nations can acknowledge
"belligerent rights" aud this means
acknowledgements that the rebels
have, at least for u time being. showi.
themselves as nn independent power.
though not as vet u nation, which i,I-
dependent power. can be treated with.
tsagents received In foreign courts.
and It's ships II 1t has any, entitled
to similar treatment as that Of The
original governing Is,wer.
/ or course such acknowledgment nj
has considerable moral encourage
ment in it for thc rebels uf Culn,, aud
will have many advantages under tile
usage Of international law. Previous
to this. II the rebels had u ship or
war, it would have been treated much
like u pirate by aii nations, Lecau use IT.
had no dag recognized among nations.
but now sucn u ship would Oe entitled
to the protection Vf u neutral port,
aud no Spanish mau uf war could sclze
Or destroy such IL shlp except Un Lhe
high seas.
For centuries, ever sincc the dis
cOvery by Columbus, Spain has used
her American cUlvilics '.fOr revenue
only" The tariff oppression" Gls bcc,i
simply question "f huw much Lhe
culunles could bear. M measures 70
upliit The population in euucatlon,
clvilizatiOn, Or in amy other way have
been taken, but The cOlunles were ln-
yariably ruled Wy Spanish governors
and were Without Representations III
the Spanish PariIan.enLs. Only
through The richness vi the native Ie-
sources have these colonies Increased
in p.pu.aLiOn and wealth. Que w
cne the Continental COLONIES liave Ie-
belled against the greed aud Upp!es-
slOn ul Spain, aud que W Oie have
Thrown uf Lhe YuKe and now all LliaL
Is left is CUBA, Llle Queen Ut Lhe An-
titles.
The native richness Of CUBA with
It's tropical clImaLe. fruits and pro-
ducts, particularly sugar, makes her
future government aud prosperity, vi
Vast interest u tile United States.
Only IL cannon shOL's distance away
we need her products aud she nec..s
ours aud these needs are III quanLlLlt 8
vi an immense extent.
But rich as Is Cuba naturally. the
bligllt.1 That 4 u, u certai.l extent
shadUwed Out~Oa lli.d, aud The pre-.
OieMs thatstt III t3ssls ~ Y. 4 lls Y
TO solve,is acceiltdL Led "a CuUa. Cu-
6a IS largely populated with the de-
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Notice of Final Proof.
Land Office 1T Grand FORKS. NJ, d..

1885.
Notice liz hereby given that vii lam Mart mean
has lied nnt. ce al Ills inieilto on ~ Ike tiunI
proof lefOre the Clerk Oi ne Dis. ric Court /, {
u soffice III Pemb III. \. u. Oh saturday, III.
6th day ol Fet ru.ry sos ON homestead npl H.
cation S". "a fer the ,tenet quarter. sout.,.
East quaIter. =, ctiOn fourt IN aud east hall.
=. st quar- cr0f 8 elton ,wen y-,i,.es. in loMn
ship one bundled nnd six,y. three, range hf.,
wO wss'. II. nam. ns wi'nees s: An,ie De.
lille, JOst ph Lnt tOniesea. Z,Ih.or Trudel and
su.
JAs.V BROOKE
A-20 Reg .s .er
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COLLECTIONS A SECIALTY
80. p.

the American Protective Tariff League
Is a national organization advocating
Protection to American Labor and
industry" as explained by its constitu-
ton, as follows
"Ths object Of this League shall bs 70 protect
American labor by tariff on imports. which shall
adequately secure American industrial products
sSairst the composition Of foreign labor"
There are no personal or private
profits in connection with the organiza-
ton and tits sustained by memberships.
contributions and the distribution Of its
publications.
FIRST {: Correspondence is solicited regarding
"hsmbsrsEip" and Official Correspondents.
SECOND: Wa need ane welcome eontribu utions.
whether small or large. 70 our cause.
THIRD: W. pubiieh large line Of documents
eovsrinc all phasas Of the Tariff question. Com.
psta sst w be mailed to any address for SO osnts.
FOURTH: Sand postal card request for tree
sample copy of the :. smerieen Eeonomist.'
l96 West 2ad atrss.. New Work.
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Total. 5 COS 81
Total amount Of Onds II. 1t nd ng 80. $500 90
Average rats 0finiersr; ,,er cent.
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CITIZENS OF LIE SUEUR TAKE EX-
CEPTION TO A JURY'S VERDICT.
lie Sueur, Minn., Feb. 20.

lie Sueur. Minn., Feb. ~.
District court is in session at LIE Sueur
Centre and the jury. on new triaD of the
,ase of Katy Jauntka against w. J. Shee-
hey for $4,000 damages for seduction un-
Ter promise of marriage. has been dis
charged this afternoon, unable to agree
The case has been on trial since last
Wednesday and has created intense in
crest, the court room being packed to
he utmost capacity every day.
The case was tried at the spring term
last year when the plaintiff was awarded
81 900 damages; but on the rather flimsy
lffiidavits (as brought in evidence) of
County Attorney c. c. Kolars and one
McMindes, a justice of the peace, Judge
Caldwell set the verdict aside and granted
+, new trial.
The plaintiff is bright, good looking
Bohemian) girl-a farmers daughter
low about twenty years OF age, from near
montgomery While the defendant is n
son Of #. w. Sheehey residing on Sum-
NTH avenue, ST. Paul. and a member Of
he firm of T. w. Sheehey and Co.. oper-
,ting a large store. bank and elevator in
Montgomery.
Public sentiment is largely in favor of
he wronged farmers girl, and there are
POSSESS the same courage as KNy Mona n
If which affair this is an exact parallel.
The evidence disclosed that the plain
if applied to Kolars and McMindes for
he criminal prosecution OF the defendant,
tut received little encouragement, as the
'oung County Attorney himself b.
lemian) appeared to be more interested
\ the bankers son than the wrongs of the
Door farmers girl.
For several years there has been a
liked impression upon the minds of all
rood citizens of LIE Sueur county, that
he men who guide the pillow and his
aughters who mich the COW, feed the
hickens and wash the dishes, have nc
landing in court, and are not able to
htain justice, unless backed by political
influence and bankers gold.
They now fully realize that there il
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1896-03-04
CUTTING WIT.

Lord Peterborough had the credit or
discredit of having ruined young mar
by ar. outburst of satiric humor. 1.-THE
unfortunate client for whom it is my
privilege to appear" said the young bar
rister. making his first essay in West
minister hall-"the unfortunate client
I say, my lord, my unfortunate client"
Leaning forward and speaking in a soft
cooling voice that was all the more deri-
sive because it was so gentle. Ellenbor-
ough said: you may go on. sir-so fal
the court is with you" This judge was
famous for sarcastic speeches to counsel
who consumed his time to no purpose
Mr.. Preston was great conveyancer
but not a brilliant advocate. On the
occasion, having inflicted on the court
an peakably dry GRAFTON, towards The
close of the day he asked when it woulf
be their lordships' pleasure to hear thu
remainder of his argument. Lord ELLEN
borough uttered sign of resignation ant
answered: I'VE are bound to hear you
and we will endeavor to give you oul
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1896-03-04
ARBOR DAY PLATING.

PRIZES FOR THE BOYS AND GIRLS.
The membership fee of the Mime
sofa State Forestry Association is 81.
The subscription Of The REPREsEN-
TATIvE is $1.OO. The nursery price Of
the number of plants in each lot des-
ignated is ST. But at the expense of
the Association. to encourage the
PLANTING Of reliable trees, make the
following offer:
For 81. 60 l will send you The REP
REsENTATIvE free for one year, and,
postpaid, Is evergreens, to inches,
nursery grown. consisting of Scotch
pines, white pines, arbor vit@s, white
spruces; or IS barberries, or % rooted
hazelnuts, or 100 one-year green ash,
or 100 box elders, or 100 soft naples,
the plants to be mixed or separated as
you may orIer. Also, for six cents to
cover the postage, copy Of 18th edi-
tiOn of the Tree Planters Manual
containing a W rid of information on
tree culture, and another able PAM
phlet just published, on water Dis
appearance IN Minnesota" and one
package Of green ash seeds gathered
last fall, containing over 500 seed.
THE REPRESENTATIVE. forestry litera-
ture and seeds will be mailed on re-
ception of the order with the money,
and the plants mailed in prompt sea-
son. This makes you life member
Of the Associa ton, entitled TO all the
issues Of our future forestry litera-
ture, and no after dues required.
Now for grand Arbor Day rally of
full week of planting next April.
Let us see what town or county will
do the best. 1t is understood that
you are to report success to me for
record on the Roll Of Honor: Send IN
your orders fast as possible.
/, Editors of other papers are request
ed TO COPY if they wish to cooperate.
Address: j. O. BARRETT,
Secretary Minnesota State Forestry
Association, Browns Valley, Mimi.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1896-03-04
FOURTH WARD NOW POSSESSES A
LIVE ORGANIZATION

The Fourth Ward Peoples Party League
Club was officially organized last Monday al
$50 Cedar street. by Frank Warner. the state
organizer. There was a large and enthusi-
astic audience. Previous to the organiza-
ton Mr. Warner delivered a speech. dwelling
principally on the necessity of organization
in every school district, precinct, ward anc
county of the state to meet successfully thu
efforts of the other parties in the campaign
next fall Francis Fl. Clarke made tht
speech of the evening. in which he laid bare
the tactics of the money power, which ht
said had brought this country to the condi
ton it occupied today
James Cormican was elected president of
the club and p. J. Fortune secretary. Tho
club will meet every Monday evening at s
O'Clock at $50 Cedar street. and precinct
clubs in every precinct of the ward will bf
organized at cnce.
Heretofore the Fourth ward has beer
somewhat behind in it's Populistic tender
cy. but henceforth the officers of the clul
intend to make it the banner Peoples part.
ward of the city.
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was stricken with intlammatory
rheumatism in 1892 For six months !
was attended and treated by the most
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before was able to work at my trade.
In June 1895, was agsina tackled ana
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WA paralysis OF one entire side Of body
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washington, D. G. Aug, 1904
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death to this nation as the silver ques-
ton. England has but the one standard,
and that is gold. For this reason only
she lie opposed to bimetallism and would
not consent under any circumstances to-
q conference Of this kind. The speech
made by Bro. Joel in congress warns
the democratic party for running our in
dustries, which is true as gospel. Mr..
Heatwole is also smitten with the gold
sumed he entertained the opinions he
to do is to refuse to support men Of this
kind until they are willing to stay by the
people of this nation, and let those
across the ocean take care of themselves.
1t is a duty every American citizen owes
to himself and country.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1896-03-04
SHOUTING FOR Joy"

The Hon. Ignatius Donnelly is just
shouting for joy" now, and this joy
arises from the fact that the demand for
the Representative" has increased so
wonderfully in the last two months that
the Sage of Nininger" begins to feel that
he will have to have printing establish
ment al unto himself. The Representa-
tive's edition will reach 10000 this week
AN increase of 400 per cent in three
mOnths.-Penny Press.
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CATARRH.

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undivided attention on Friday next;
but, as for pleasure, that, SIR, has been
long out of the question When, in q
trial about some limestone Quarrries, a
barrister named Caldecott had said over
and over again with dull verbosity that
they were not ratable, because the Mm-
stone could be reached only by boring,
which was matter of science" Ellen
borough gravely inquired: would you,
Mr.. Caldecott have us believe that every
kind of boring is matter of science?'
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We also solicit your subscriptions to The
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If you want any other periodical drop us
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you in 10 days after receiving your order.
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black cloud Of anarchy lowering over
their homes and firesides, that should
create public indignation, and demand
in thunder tones the resignation or i'm
parchment OF those responsible for those
cOndit.onA
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1896-03-04
THE OFFICIAL CALL
For the National Convention Of the Peoples
Party.

The members of the Peoples Party and
all others who favor it's principles are in
territories and choose delegates and alter
mates under the methods and upon the
basis of apportionment as hereinafter pre-
at st. Louis, Mo-, on July q, A. D. 1885, for
the purpose of adopting q platform and
nominating candidates for president and
transacting such other business may
properly come before them. The number
of delegates apportioned to each state by
the national committee under the basis
adopted Is as follows:
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1896-03-04
NEURALGIA

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plant: 1t has cured me entirelyof neu-
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A Wonderful Recovery.
KELLER. BRYAN COUNTY, GA.
April 9Th. 1895.

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April 9Th, 1895.
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The several territories and the Dlstr1ct OF
Columbia shall be entitled to each.
The state committee in each state and ter
ritory is charged with the duty of promul-
eating this call in their respective states
and territories, and determining the method
of choosing said delegates whether by state
conventions at large or in congressional dis
tricts or both The officers Of the state and
district conventions are urged to send names
of delegates as soon as chosen to the chair
tails to the national convention shall be
signed by the chairman and secretary of the
convention which selected the delegates
Signed H. F.. Taubeneck,
Chairman National Committee Peoples
Party
Attest: j. H. Turner
Secretary.
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The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1896-03-04
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