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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-01-24
Probably Flew Too II,rn1

Probably Flew Too Hirh.
Columbus. Ohio. Jan. 15.-An ex-
animation Of the accounts of the Fifth
avenue Savings bank which suspended
last Saturday shows they are short
about $4,000. John Field has been
appointed receiver. Cashier John A.
hight has assigned all his property to
the bank. Right promises to make an
explanation to the directors Of the
bank who refuse in the intrim to make
any charges.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-01-24
Beware Of ointnents for Catarrh II,
Contain Nerourx III

Beware Of ointnents for Catarrh rl ls,liSI
Contain Mercury, HAN
Az mercury will surely destroy e.
sense Of smell and completely derangSs
the whole system when entering 81
through the mucous surfaces. Such axss
ticfes should never be used except o.
prescriptions from reputable phy6Is;
clans. ~ the damage they will do % fefl.s
fold to the good you can possibly .aSrir6i
from them. Halls Catarrh Cure. - 1870
featured by F. J. Cheney 4 Co.. Toledo
o.. contains no mercury. and - tAk1ns
blood and mucous surfaces Of the 81 Il
tenn. In buying Halls Catarrh Cure -
sure you get the genuine. Il II taken -
ternally. and made in Toledo. Ohio, 81
+. ]. Cheney & Co. Testimonials FREE.
Sold BY druggists: price. 10 per 1t
tie. Halls Family Pills, 2bc. IS
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Three Americans Arrested.
London, Jan. 14.-The Cape Town
correspondent Of the Pail Mail Gazette
cables that the persons arrested by the
Beers at johannesburg include the fol.
lowing additional Americans: p. J.
King, Capt. Mein, and Charles Butler.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-01-24
Ad1ournea s,ne n.

Washington, Jan. 1.-THE board of
Indian commissioners, which has bee /
holding it's annual session here, COM
pletcd Its business to-day and ad-
journed sine die. Merrill e. Gates of
Amherst college was reelected presi-
dent and Gen. E. Whittlesey was re.
elected secretary.
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silver bullion in the treasury.
Washington, Jan. 17.-Scnator Mills
rect criticism Of the president and
secretary of the treasury, was the
main feature Of the session Of the SEN
ate. There was added interest In the
speech from the fact that Mr.. Mills
has been prominent in the senate as q
champion OF the presidents policy.
His criticisms to-day were temperate
and dignifed, the senator giving ex-
preston to his high personal regard
for the president, although differing
from him radically on the question Of
financial policy. Mr.. PETER followed
with q speech against bonds and in
favor Of silver coinage During tho
day Mr.. Pugh Oem., Ala.) gave notice
that he would press tota vote without
debate, resolution that all govern
ment obligations should be paid in
either silver or gold.
Another day was consumed by the
house in oratory upon the pension APP
preparation bill, in the course Of which
the policy of the present administers
ton toward the veterans was scored
by both Republicans and Democrats,
md defended by two or three Demo-
Gratis.
Washington. Jan. 1S.-The consider
alton Of the silver bond bill proceeded
In the senate to-day with Mr.. PETER
continuing his speech begun yester-
day. Interest in the discussion begun
to lag. as was evident b. the scant at
tendance ON the floor and in the gal
leries. AS yet no suggestion has been
made as to bringing the measure to q
vote. Foreign questions received con-
siderable attention, during the day.
Mr.. Hale spoke for IN hodr in favor of
Pacific cable connecting the United
States with Hawaii. The senator ex-
pressed the opinion that the annexa.
ton Of the Hawaiian Islands to the
United States was certain to be &C.
complished at an early day. The Gu.
ban question was briefly discussed III
connection with Mr.. Calls resolution
calling on the state department fol
information on the status of the up.
rising. Monroe doctrine also received
attention in resolution by Mr.. Sewell
of New Jersey, declaring the limita.
lions of the doctrine and stating that
President Cleveland's attitude was an
extension Of the doctrine beyond its
original scope. A resolution was
adopted requesting the state depart
ment for further information on the
Turkish-Armenian affairs.
The general discussion Of the pen.
sion bill in the house closed. Mr.. Grow
attempted to speak on matter OF
privilege. The. subject which he de
sired to discuss was a passage con.
tanned in a pamphlet published by the
New York chamber of commerce
which he said was an attack upon the
good faith Of the house. The speaker
ruled that this was not question OF
privilege, and Mr.. Grow did not pro
coed. The other incident Of the day
was defense entered into by Mr.
Bartlett of the position taken by him
self on the pension question.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-01-24
: Eight-Oared Race.

New York, Jan. Disbursements
have been made for an eight-oared
race between Harvard, Cornell, Co
lumbia, and the University of Pennsyl-
vania. The place has not yet been de-
cided upon, but it will probably be
Poughkeepsie.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-01-24
Helped to Nominate L,nco,,

Helped to Nominate Lincoln.
New York. Jan. 15.-J. Soils Ritter
land, q lawyer, one Of the founders of
the local Republican organization died
at the age Of fifty-seven years. Mr..
Ritterband was one of the delegates
to the national convention in which
Lincoln was nominated for the presi.
dency.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-01-24
no Keep From Free.,n.

To Keep From Freezing.
Yankton, 8. D., Jan. 15.-Within the
past week 200 citizens Of Boyd county.
Nebraska, whose families were suffer-
Ing from cold, invaded the fort Randall
military reservation and cut all the
timber. The custodian Of the garrison
telegraphs that they will probably de-
stroy and carry of the buildings with.
in day or two.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-01-24
The b. a N. Gets = Boo.t

The b. q n. Gets . Boost.
Washington, Jan. 1.-THE commits
stoner of Indian affairs has made q
favorable report upon Representative
Fletcter's bill granting the Brainerd
& Northern railroad the right of way
through the Leech Lake Indian res.
eryation.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-01-24
Holland; captain of hook ana ladder

Holland; captain of hook ana ladder
.sSinpany, John lxImple. II
The Fargo land once has received
uist % Of lands patented to the North
lfn Pacific In indemnity limits. The
;iist embraces two hundred and fifty-
Six thousand three hundred seventy
i've and seventy-nine hundredths acres
and covers about one-half the lands
voided by the decision Of the secretary
In November. but does not cover lands
applied for under the homestead law
prior to the decision, with a few. ex.
ceptions. d. 30.
"wednesday, Jan. 15.
Ward county is to have a hospital il
the commissioners can agree on u site.
DR.. Crandall. formerly Of Hunter and
later of Kindred, has located at Buff
.falo.
Judge Il. L. Thompson Of Cando has
been appointed United States commits
sioner. 1t
A Jamestown fireman kicks because
the law which exempts firemen from
jury duty is being construed as q dis
qualification.
The Farrand adultery case at Bis
marck is attracting considerable at
tention. Farrand's wife had been ut
Chebalis, WASH, on a visit, and on
her return charged Farrand with adul-
terry with his brothers widow.
Marie Corbett and Nellie Coon, who
came to Wahpeton several months ago
as walters in the Merchants hotel, We
fled papers in suit for damages
against r. N. Milton, proprietor Of the
hotel. Each asks 5000 damages for
defamation of character.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-01-24
ONE RHJOYO

ONB ENJOYS
Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, eleanses the ~.
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual5
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind over pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and 90
ceptable to the stomach, prompt 81
its action and truly beneficial 81 itGS
effects, prepared only from the mot
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend ~,
to all and have made it the. most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in so
cent bottles by all leading drug.
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any /
substitute. aB
CALIFORNIA re sxRup ca
saw FRANCISCO. cAL.
LOUISVILLE. ~. kEw Y0kk ~
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Bolln SECURES Rail,

0U4an -CeGuESW 0111. NJ
Omaha. Jan. 15.-Ex-City Treasurer
Bolln was released from jail to-day,
having secured bonds in the sum Of
$4,000. His alleged shortage is in
the neighborhood Of $115,OOO. which
his bondsmen say they will pay.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-01-24
Ice BrfdF4 Gone

Niagara Falls. N Y, Jan. i5.-The
old ice: bridge was swept out by high
water to-day, carrying away the Can
adam dock and part Of the American
dock. Another bridge Is FORMING,
greater than tho first.
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Recinrocity.

Reciprocity. \
Mother-When the boy In the
house threw stones at you, why dldnss
you come and tell me? N y sS IsI
Bobby-Because. mamma, j SallS
throw them hack better than
He's more likely to get hit."-Harpse0s
Bazaar. X d a ssg :aiss
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Tuesday. Jan. 14.

Tuesday, Jan. Ia.
Cavalier county still has two county,
attorneys.
The jamestown Fair association has
several law suits ON its hands.
DIR. Bradley will extend his tele-
phone line from Lisbon north to Buttz-
vile and Enderlin If given the proper
encouragement.
A Devils Lake hardware store has
been robbed. Some valuable guns and
reyolvers were among the articles
taken.
A balance of $1,O5O due on the Ell
lendale creamery plant is demanded,
and the people Of that city stand ready
to advance 1t:
It is reported that Col. Siebert Of
Jamestown, will begin work early in
the spring on the artesian well project
for ittigating his farm.
N Word comes from Fessenden that
Paulson who shot his fathex-in-law
there some weeks ago and was bound
over to the district court in the sum of
81, 500 has given bail and started
,etsstauEaNt and blind pig in that city.
Hi Tha Methodist Episcopal church peo-
'SpIe OF Cavalier have just completed 8
new 5000 church which was opened
Sunday. Rev. Knox of Fargo, and
Others were present and aided In. con-
Quoting the services.
The Dickey county commissioners
have allowed the bill Of a. J. Appel
QUOT, register Of deeds, for $1,000 for
clerk hire which has been paid out Of
his own salary during his three-year
lncumbepcy. This action is the result
Of decision recently made in the dis
trict court whereby the county treas
Urer was granted his clai mfor back
clerk hire.
]. The annual election of the Cavalier
fire department was held. the election
resulting as follows: Chief, A. A..
Y Robinson; secretary, Il. w. Mussel-
man; treasurer, J. X. Musselman; cap
tain OF engine company, John Dovey;
chief engineer, Noses Heller; assistant
engineer, William Rickbell; coptain Of
hose company No. 1, 8: e. 'Haist; cap
.E.z Of hose company No. 2. j. H. Nc
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-01-24
A Forty.Nlner Dead

Amesbury, Mass, Jan. 17.-Dr. Bic
ram Collins, a we'll known inventor, a
forty-niner, and a member Of the Ma
F sonic fraternity, died here to-day aged
So years.
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In snota,

'Pretty solid politician, amt he?"
Elm spots. He has cast-iron gall to
begin with, and I understand that the
party has given him the marble
heart."-Indianapolis Journal.
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supply Company ASST,

San Antonio. Tex, Jan. 15.-The
San Aontonio Builders Supply COM
pany assigned to-day. Liabilities
SIC, 900; assets $500
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Gloom

First Cabman-How do you find
things?
Second Cabman-slow. Just think!
I bought that horse yesterday, and he
hasn't paid for himself yet!-Puck.
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IL the Baby 10 Cutting Tsstl
2: snss :nd sss that CID end .::s:a
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No HuRHinw.

"Hug my delusions?" she repeated,
In establishment. "Not in thousand
years. What, with these sleeves?
Nitv'-Detroit Tribune.
matter. That sponge cost $o.-Town
Topics.
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Washington, Jan. 16.-Thc house put
IN to-day In further debate upon the
pension appropriation bill. The speak
ers, with single exception, were all
Republicans, and oil favored a liberal
administration Of the pension laws
and the adoption Of the changes to ex-
listing laws proposed by the bill.
Among the speakers to-day was Gen.
John A. Walker, who served with dis
tinction IN the Confederate Army
from Manassas to Appomattox. He
is the only Republican representative
from Virginia. His assurance Of the
good feeling that existed in the South
toward the Union soldiers and the lack
Of hostility toward the pension system
was warmly received on both sides OF
the house. Mr.. Cummings Dem., n.
~ created mild sensation by a. Sc
we're arraignment Of the pension office
for hostility to the old soldier and q
stirring reputation Of the speech
made yesterday by Mr.. BARTLETT, who
is also one of the Tammany congress
men from New York.
The bond silver bill was further con-
sidered In the senate, but without APP
preciable approach to conclusion Of
the debate. Mr.. Butler of North Car
olina spoke for two hours in opposi-
ton to the bond issues and In favor OF
silver legislation. The early hours Of
the session brought out an extended
controversy over pension discrimina-
tions. Mr.. Lodge sought to pass the
bill granting pension to the widow
Of Gen. Coggswill, but Mr.. Allen led
q vigorous opposition, claiming that
the widows Of generals were being un-
duly preferred oyer the widows Of the
plain soldiers. The bill was finally
passed. Mr.. Mills offered q resolution
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WorIk of n Eirehns

"U1k Ox y HIFe008.
Shamokin. Pa, Jan. 15.-Tire which
Is believed to be of incendiary origin
destroyed property and stock valued
at $25, 900 early to-day.
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Collere Rnrned

Los Angeles, Gala, Jan. 14,-Oc.
cidental college was burned to-day.
Loss $4,000; insurance, $4,000.
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A sermon over twenty minutes long III u
clerical error. 8-gs9{@3I OH ygss
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NJ. Loubet, formerly president, of the
French council Of minister's. was. lect-
ed president Of the.senate to-day
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monday. jar. IS.

MVn0oy3 S1A. 40.
4 Langdon is liable to have another
bank.
A snow snake, covered with hair,
was. captured at Churches Ferry.
Frank West was arrested ut Bis
marck on the charge Of swiping an
(. over< oat at Mandan.
Two wheat thieves named Scott and
Leverson were arrested at Devils Lake
. aud convicted.
Civil service examinations will be
held ut Bismarck and Fargo on April
u and 10, respectively. :.
The elevator agent at Coburn was
severely dubbed by foot-pads, but es-
capped. One Of the pads has been
nabbed.
p. f. Austin's fine artesian well is
bonanza for the young people of
Thompson, furnishing ice Kinks ga
lore.
Highwaymen attempted to hold up
Magnus Johnson, elevator agent ut Co.
burn. Two men are in Jail charged
with the offense.
Billings county citizens want Fred
Roehm, the self-confessed murderer of
Ed Seyerson ut Medora, pard0ned be-
cause Wadsworth was acquitted.
A Dickey county farmer says to de-
stroy smut in seed wheat sprinkle dry
Stacked lime upon it-about a quart to
the bushel-and thoroughly mix before
sowing.
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i -
The nerves upon pure blood IA &
beyour faithful servants ard n04 RI s.
cal masters; You win NOT u MGgyS a
etfonR, cheerful and keppYs " x
pure blood, and to keep Il
Io )! )! | ] / : ] !
5arsapa riII
HOODS Pills ; az, Ssa's's u lE|l' n
y
Sarsap ariIIs
Hoods Pills ; ~ s:a 8 -. |'|||

An Expressive Singer.
"Mr. Screechman sings with Is Is ~ =
ION" Rs &
THAT'S a fact; you can't zee muehS04
his face when his mouth o. open -.
Truth. N sssSs Il
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sunday, Jan. ~.

n Charles Kalliker is on trial at Bot
tineau fer numbering his wife.
Clothes line thieves are getting In
their work in Fargo.
A Wahpeton farmer marketed hog
that weighed 855 pounds-and it
wasn't British hog, either.
/. President Hill, of the Great North
ern, will send the state university his
check for $1,000. :.
4 Grand Forks an amateur theatrical
club, and it's members will present
s"The Black Diamond"
i Mrs. Leboda Of .Hankinson had the
misfortune to fall on the ice Qnd break
her arm.
A Lisbon blind pigger has his choice
of ninety days and $500, or just 100
days without the 5.
An explosion in the Lehigh coal
mines Tuesday night seriously injured
several men. Three may die from in
juries.
2 Attorney Root, found guilty of con-
tempt of court by Judge Rose, has been
released from jail, and Is preparing to
carry his case to the supreme court.
While shooting at q target near lie
high in stark County, Mike Roedy was
was accidently shot by Fred Zeiglar
and may die from the wound.
A Richland cunty farmer lost some
fingers between the teeth of q dead
hog which he had killed, but not ''too
dead to skim" or bite.
4 -Four sons in a Jamestown family
are seriously ill-one with pneumonia,
one with a badly shattered leg, caused
by horse falling on it, and the other
two complaints not given.
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Russian Fleet Under Orders.

Sebastopol, Sept. IA portion of
the Russian Black sea feet, consisting
of four ironclads, three gunboats and
several torpedo boats. is cruising off
Otchakoff, at the mouth of the Dneiper,
under orders on receipt of telegram
from the Russian ambassador at Con-
stantinople to join the admiral. leaving
here with the remainder of the feet
and going direct to the Bosphorus. The
whole fleet has been placed on a war
footing and has embarked three bat
talions of infantry and troops. The
south of Russia has also been placed
on a war footing.
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The national democracy opened their
campaign for 'sound money" in New
York with speeches in Madison Square
garden by candidates Palmer and Buck
ner.
Joseph H. Schwerzgen, nominated by
the Illinois populists as their candidate
for state treasurer. has declined.
The democrats nominated P. F. Null
len for congress in the Second district
Of Pennsylvania, M. d. Cunningham in
the Fourth and F. B Wright in the
Fifth. In the Second Missouri district
X. N. Bodine (dem.) was nominated for
congress on the 1.429th ballot.
James F. Joy died at his home in De-
troit, Mich, aged SO years. Mr.. Joy was
well known in railroad circles through
out the country both as a promoter
and manager.
The sound money" democrats in
Massachusetts have nominated F. O..
Prince, of Boston, for governor.
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PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

The republicans nominated T. J..
Campbell for congress in the Ninth
New York district and Rev. S. F. Bar
rows in the Tenth Massachusetts, dis
trict. In the Twenty-fifth district Of
Pennsylvania, j. G. McConagy was NOM
mated by the democrats.
The executive committee of the ma
tional democracy has issued an address
to the people asking for funds to carry
on tbe'fight against free coinage and to
conduct the campaign of Palmer and
Buckner.
James Knots, Peoria county's only
centenarian, died at his home in Hal
lock township, ILL.,, aged 100 years and
months.
The following congressional nomi-
nations were reported: Michigan, Third
district, A. M. Todd dem.). Ohio, First
district, II. j. Donnelly (dem.); Second,
d. S. Oliver (dem.). Wisconsin, First
district, J. L. Mahoney (dem.). Massa-
chusetts, Second district, F. Fl. Gillett
(rep.); Sixth, w. H. Moody (rep.);
Eighth, c. A. Towne (rep.), Tenth, S.
F. Barrows (rep.); Twelfth. w. C. Lev
ering (rep.). Pennsylvania, Twen-
tieth district. j. d. Hicks (rep.).
Archibald Beal. one of the oldest
newspaper publishers in northern In
diana. died at his home in La Porte.
I he Arizona republicans in conven-
ton at Phoenix Endorsed the national
republican platform, advocated state
hood, and nominated A. j. Doran, of
Phoenix. for congress.
The democratic, populist and silver
parties agreed to fuse on Bryan cleo
toral ticket in North Carolina.
The national democratic party in con-
vention in Brooklyn, N. Y, nominated
Daniel Griffin, of Watertown, for gov
ernor, and Frederick w. Heinrichs, of
Brooklyn, for lieutenant governor, and
selected Palmer and Buckner electors.
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THE QUEENS LONG REIGN.

Quietly Celebrated in London by Tolling:
Bells and Singing National Anthem.
London, Sept. 24.-The mayors of Lon
don and other English cities wired mes
sages to the queen at Balmoral Wednes-
day morning congratulatIng her males
ty upon having occupied the throne
longer than any other British sover-
eign. The church bells throughout
London and in other cities were rung in,
honor of tie event and the national an
them was played in the theaters in the
evening, but, in accordance with the
desire of the queen, the occasion will
not be celebrated officially until 1897,
when her majesty will have completed
the sixtieth year of her reign.
At noon the members of the stock ex-
change and the merchants and their
employees in many salesrooms suspend
ed business while they sang the nation
al anthem.
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Honor the New Battleship.

New York, Sept. 22.-Gov. Claude
Matthews, ex-President Harrison and
about IS prominent citizens of Indiana
went on board the United States battle
ship Indiana, lying off Tompkinsville,
S. l., Monday, and presented to the Off
GERS of the vessel the silver service and
library that the citizens of Indiana
have provided for the craft named in
honor of the state they represent. Gov.
Matthews made the presentation
speech, to which, on behalf of Capt.
Evans and the officers and men of the
Indiana, Assistant Secretary of the
Navy McAdoo responded. Remarks
were also made by Gen. Harrison.