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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-14

9us 1T Elm e%iierner Sling, ben gironbiftIz
I19e NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a la yGibic Sc
oerotton" u. I. IN. niht mebr gu iprenaen
Oermogen. Denn dber in 5olge babpn emit
bas Sdtobinertbum bic @prengtrg
urto Sduberung 1nternimmt, Dann ipirb
ni9t ne9r nit Wafer, fOnbern NIT Slut
%gefdubert tperben unb elmer turaen ater
intenfiDen Srgte Der mo6ernen Sdnstulotten
unb Petroleuien ipirb cine Iutge piiite Seat
tim foIgen, tpel6e Der bisbertgen "a m
tanif9en Srei9ett", bic CUR 8e3tsz
loiigteit, CUR ltnorbnung unb gu elmer @pr=
raption Ionoergiei9e1 gefi3rt bat, ben Gurz
aus MAIDEN pirb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-14

Yatriotismus Dur9 mDgli6it yroBen 2drnl
Musbrltd 81 geben, unb burauf bineefpielen,
baB SsSo6n Mbums in leinem oft angefii6rten
8riefe an feline Srau, in tpel9em er ibrtgens
fir bic sseier beg 2. SUIT - uls benz Sage,
an peldem bic unab6dngigfeits@Gr tldrung
tpirflid anqenommen purbE %eintrttt, ul5
SeItproordmm: ,4uffibrungen, Dffentli9e
9piele, Sports, SanOnen, Gloden, Sdnule
unb illumination BON einem gnbe bes Gontt<
nents BIS gum unoern, BON iebt Bis gum @noe
Der Welt" nieberlegt! Nber tpenn So4n
Moums BON 8unonen fpri6t, bat er eben
3anonen g%smeint, tpel9e duf einem freien,
3ur alIqemeinen 5eier auserIebenen plaBe,
fern BON 6dulern, Dor geIunben, gum Set
perIummelten 2euten langIam unb feierli9
abqefeuert tperben, nibt aber bon 0pnamttz
Graders, bic obne WdbG unb 3abl nntcr
iebem ssenIfer 2uft unb S6ren 5erreiBen.
Menn man ii9 an Sobn Nbams' pro9rar1m
bieGte, pGre Die Sadie gang gut. Wtan ldfe
Sen Sag iiberaG feierli9 bur9 101 aunonenz
fbife einee1 9ofen iperben. Mdn a~rrdngire
0ffentli9e @pisle nit prei1en fir Die Sieger.
man lufe auf OffentIiden gIdben unb in
ben 9arts Muiitfupelen ipielen. Man for
bere Die 8iirger uuf, iebes 6uus unO ieoe
0itte I'll i~Guminiren unb man bereite gum
@91uB groBartige 5eueriperte uuf uagemeine
Soften bor.
0as piirbe bann cine pirtli9e Seier fein!
Die 6eier bic mir buben, 1T ni9t nur eth
@emeinIdaben, fonbern Elm DE II.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-14
@tabItrt felt 1851.
Henry Sehoellkopf,
Wholesale & Retail Grocer,
232 INTO 234 OF 2tamOoGpD-S STRAPS,
sutiben T~rontlir= NIB MartetsStr.

u WV 49, HV
spti9en Tronfliu= NIB DtartetsStr.
@bicG9O, Sas,,
offeriri All ben b~tnig1ten 4reifen:
6eimIten GtttnentbaIcr G@Weisert6Ie,
8riimett &r6nterfaie, &0bmfaie,
QIedIteu Noguefort, Ttomagc DC Grte,
ySemen beItcm &intbur0c ts tttO Sanof6le,
9Iedltc hcu1moiId de WsaaticS= S6rinae,
&Santb. u uus&1rt1ge run. S1rotteSr
Matiuittem 11L run. &autar,
NeG1te 8ramnidIi u SerDetattuurt,
Srouff. Sratlp nrit III 9itdbictt,
8rab0ttct Earoeltet, GarOe uenbttfet,
&ieIer Sprottet, Srit1eIs z GroineS.
IeiuIte SfrGBbnr9et SaItetet,
Ber1udl ertcn yadIS Mmo STIR,
6eiMiteS SIiOelss amo WSObn6I,
3iifeIoprfer Scnf, &eimelitg,
GimbeerIaft, @tntbeerelig,
Gitgcntad1te1 dltnel. SlG tue
9lcdltem SaOa= MttO WSnffaz&afee,
2cmtidbes 3tDetI6 enn1asj SetneIbeeret.
~ 0dbboIoerbecrett, &t.ttnteI lno WOhHiatttetts
9Ied,teu utt90r WnleitsY apttfa,
Teiultem run. uno d)i1teiifdIen Ebee.
Wautllc=Ghnfolaoc, &afap, &afaofGb6Ie1
pfarrcr &ueipp's MalsfaTec,
XfcifTer uuo Siuer's S9affee=Grtratt,
GonDenirtc SGItueiser WsiIdI,
stall. MncC1tuut ttnS YnoeItt,
~Sycimitc &erI9erife mo 0etitet9ttibe,
Srtl dett Y~Seisen0rieS, SUD, 10 eli euarlbe,
9emtid)eS S3aferttebI, Safergrfibe,
0t els mebL GnrtD fcIntebI,
Gidlelfaffee MuO oeutfdDen Sid otiet,
4emtid)e &imScm, GirIe, 6rnmfern,
0o9eIlarneit, Gentle nn6 SImmenfautet,
9ledbtea Sienenbonig, geIbeS MadDS,
&c d)ten &tebi9'S TLeildDCrtrnft,
StriIdlcn BARTER S~dbilpftnbat bon &ukbe&,
9eMtiGe Spintr6Oer. GOIsifube, II. l. no.,
Henry SchOellkOpE.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-14

~2otomotiben, Magen, @dber, Del, fur5 @l=
les, mas tie gum 8etriebe braudpen, ne6ine1t,
tpartn un6 no ie 9anb barauf legen fonnen.
0ie @nti4eioung 1T gegen Ben Jeiunoen
Meni6enoeridnb, unb foGte i6teuaigIt um-
geitoBen tperoer. Sic itattet Die Gi1en6abz
men nit b0beren Gs9ten aus als bic 9tegie=
rurlg, unb feut ffe iiber bic @eIeBe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-14

8ie es beiBt, ion Or. GorneTtus
9er3, Oeien f4pere 6er3trdnt6eit 6etannt=
li9 NIT benz QugeRbEid oerf9tpanb, in bem
Die frana0itf9e &egierutg Don benz 9erlun=
gen mad feiner Nuslteferung ubtdnb, iebt
berett Ietn, 4les mit3ut6eilen. mas i6m bon
ben g panama 9pinbeleien be-
befannt 1T. 9as ipirO fit Gicle cine 6Ddit
Iatals Ha4ri4t leia.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-14

ltnfere &upferausubr errci6te i'm
Derflofenen Monat Suli pieber bic rieIiGe
9Obe BON 1900 Sonnen, Die nur 5lpetmaI
friiber in sinsm Mpnat errei4t pllrbe, i'm
September 1893 unb i'm December 1896.
Der grOBte 4bnebmer mar 0eutIGlaao,
Damn foIgten 5rantrei9 unb gtuBlano.
Die Dielen eleftrif6en NnGa9en Tino. bic
9aupturfa9e bes grpBen N6Iabes.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-14

Der lange Streit ii6er bic Na9foG9e
i'm fir itentbum 2ippe=9e YET :
1T alfo enbli9 unb enbsiltig entz
i9ieben. 0iefelbe fd1t niht on bic fiiritti9e
@9aumburg z2ippe'fde 2inie, 1onbern an
bic erbberrli4 grdfli4e 2inie 2ippes8ie Ter
felb, beren gegentpdrtiges 6uupt Der 55iG6z
rige @rdf @rnit lit. Damit bat iotppbG bic
Nnlpartlduft tpie Die 8esenti9aft bes fai<
Ierli4en S4pagers, Bring MboIf bon
S4aumburg@2iPp Elm @npe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-14
NnrnneutrdDer Ilnun.

SReselmdBioe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS onn
Is octtmore no6 23r ette EFT
brett.
bur1 bic f bampfe
,,SI0enbmrR", rs. s. @eter",
9reS6en" ~ tIIebao w.,
,,T Il II d 49,, ngtMttsGtt".
2. Kaiiiten.pafaeepreis
bon Baltimore n0d) grettett. . $40
Die obteen 9ampfsr finb iantnrtIi4 nep. bon uprsiis.
Iher 8auart uu0 Ginridtuna.
Salons uuo &oiiten3tmnter auf Bed.
G~Iettri16e 8eIeu6tun9 III allen Gdurten.
Meitere @ustunft ertbeilen
A. schumacher a. CO., acknowledgement
5 9. @oD Ctr. Baltimore, mo.
j. VIM. ESchenburg.
78 sSiftb NDe, Sbca9o, Sns.,
Ober heren 8ertreter I'M SnInuoe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-14

tdnn, un0 tper bic meiiten Sttmmen FIR Die
tIeinfte S1tnme gu taufen beritebt, lit Der
bette ltnterbdnb1er unb feline @ei4ifIi4seii
tpirb bon ben grpBen G%orporationen, bon
Monopoliiten unb Srnit tbeuer besablt.
9agegen f0nren feline 8iirger@@ omitcen
etpas ausrt9ten, bd gibt es leioer n1r NIT
|ein Mittel, 6as a6er auf bic 0auer audi
ni8t tptrtt, fpenn bas @olf it9 ni4t iel6it
Ifttt1i4 e~rneuert, tpenn unfere S0bne niGl
better er5ogen perben aIs bisber, unb 0iefe3
eine M}tttel 6eiBt: 8ottsgert9t.
GuBGanb's &egierung ipurbe emit Zine
0eIpotie gemiGbert bur9 Wleu9eEn1Orb" gez
nunnt. go t0nnte ia aud cine ge9etm
6anb 1i4 5ie urb ba an nDtort i n
gublern bergreifen, UNI @nbers ob5n=
6reder.
9ie beilige 8t6me, beren 9ib in Wefz
p6ulen mar, beren @eri9tsbdrteit it4 aber
iiber bas ean8e beutI8e 8ei4 erItredte, iiano
gu elmer 3ett in 8lut6e, als in Seuti4fano
bas s au fre9t berrf4te, als bic &egtes
runq f6ipuh qtmb nj9t i'm StanDe mar, Der
@erbreber 6err gu iperben rrb dls client
bdl6en groBe i4erAttt
5erridte.
@or Der Md9t Der betl. 8e6me 5~tttertsn
H1oear bic 5iirten urb tie 6eugten ii4 t6rem
Spru4e.
Mir 6oben feline 8e9tsIt9erbeit mehr in
bieIem 2anoe; 8intiir berrf4t, tpDbin tp.r
bliden, bic geieBgebunsen MAIDEN auf Sc
F"eGGung unb gegsn 8e3d9lnng Die
@e1ebe, tpelAe uns unterbrIden nnb
penn mir urs bagegen aufle9nen, fdfien ms
Die @eri6te 6eim Rragen ulro betrufen un&
ais llebertreter bes 9eleses.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-07-16

SSSsa ~ l. " y ;1e1tl
M ~ q rs & y linmbsr u snaali
ysrnas ri 49, NM attention III ovsf
Sthe oouth Tho Harrison County Ban.
sasfs I com xyg Ms slkly publiahsd IL
sifississtppt hAs hssn Impressed With
indications q this tendency IA tint
state and With ~ advantages Us tho
people. Il says5that the fertility ~ thS
Toll Z; ~ Stsat that Is man having from
ten tos sfort acres can raise on les
than hslf ofS his9land all that his fam.
!ly ana stock require, and can put the
remainder Into cane, the proceeds 81
which Will be . surplus. The old plan
tation mode was TO raise only one crop.
and with the cash obtained from the
sale Of that to buy corn, oats. hay and
meat. No one should wonder that un-
der the operation OF this system the
mortgage upon a,plantation increased
from year to year. The. Harrison coun-
" editor holds that these large places
must be cut into smaller ones and sold
to thrifty farmers before full prosper
ity can return to the South. He states
the ruling prices for land In the South
are now such that d Northern farmer
With Wit his land mortgaged for half Or
atwo-thirds OF this value can sell his
equity Tor enough to buy and fully pay
t 8 the same number Of acres Of equal,
" fertile land In the South.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-07-16
A TALKING ROBIN.
Captivity II He. Learned speech

W. . H.
Captivity It Has Learned Speech
az Well az . Parrot.
About q year ago a robins nest was
pken up in the neighborhood of No.
Wooster street, and one Of the young
Hds fell from the nest to the ground.
Twas too young to fy, and was at the
l4rcy of cats, dogs, boys and other
llRrtal enemies of birds, when Miss
Filth Bartlett came to it's rescue and
tdk the bird into her, house. It was
p1 vided with comfortable quarters in
4 1age, and the family became 80 at
tat bed to it that when 1t reached the
fypg age it was decided to keep 1t for
a et rather than to turn it out in the
col unfeeling world in the dry season
wlfn worms are scarce.
Al Pc bird showed remarkable intellt-
gefe, and apparently took, IN interest
In vhat was going on In the family.
W4n the window swere open in the
fal til erobin began to initiate the
noqs Of the birds outside and tile
whFtle Of the boys. Miss Bartlett be-
ga1to teach the bird certain whistles,
and 1t Lecame an adept. 1t was then
givtp lessons in speech. and now has
maaered the phrase, 'Hurry up! hurry
up!1 which it enunciates with quite as
muf distinctncss as parrot or other
talking bird. It continues to pick up
new styles of whistling and initiates
othdr birds by the hour.-Hartford
Posi-
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-07-16
Nesd Of Pure Food Laws.

. { s. -. a,!f' I
The agitation Of pure food regula-
lions ':n is one Of the most important
things now before the American peo-
PIE. says Northwest Horticulturist.
Addlteration is carried on to such an
extent that it is almost impossible to
procure pure articles for daily use, and
!as 9 natural consequence unadulterat-
cd products cannot be sold in compe-
titlon with the less expensive frauds.
Because Of the adulterated articles sold:
g canned and preserved goods, jam
ming establishments will not pay. The
raspberry, blackberry and strawberry
Jam OF commerce are greatly adulter-
ated and sold at prices which drive the
pure jams OF the market. Fruit grow
ers and consumers are both injured.
The former ind no canneries operat-
Ing to buy his fruit, and the latter IL
buying jams and jellies at all and Them
Of uncertain values. State hortical-
tural societies should take up the agi-
tation Of pure food measures and unite
on some bill proposed for national
pure food law. and have it pushed
through as speedily as possible.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-07-16
Making Good Butter.

Mr.. F. A. Leighton. formerly dairy
Instructor at Ames. Iowa, says: Zone
buttermaker will win the sweepstakes
1t convention. but he does not do It
the second time. Why? Because he
don't know how he did it before. and
when he comes to make second tub
like the one that he won with at the
previous show, he is entirely in the
dark. I believe the whole secret ia in
the ripening Of the cream. It must
certainly be possible for us to make a.
6ne butter in some of our creameries
as the classes in this country who ars
yelling their butter for the very high
est figures to q select trade. I am
stumbling onto this butter about every
day now and ssay q you there IL
nothing Equals It that I have seen in
the West. It 10 no better than ours.
only in flavor; the mechanical part IL
no better. Ours has Just as good grain;
is seasoned and colored and worked up
just as well. but the favor-that's the
-ub."
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-07-16
BEAUTY is BLOOD d 1 DEEP }
ruRE. nEALTnY BLOOD MEANS BEAU
TlrUL COMPLEXION.

Istestioaat Microbes reIsoa the Blood Whea the
Bowels Are. cosstipated. Drive Thea Out
BY Nakias the Liver Lively.
''Beauty Is skin deep" That il wrong.
Beauty Il blood deep. sss
A person constipated, with a lazy liver,
billions blood, dyspeptic stomach, has, PIN
Piles and liver spots and . sole leather COM
plexion.
No ono with furred tongue, bad
breath, a jaundiced eye, can be beautiful mo
matter how perfect are form and features.
To be beautiful, to become beautiful, or
remain beautiful, the blood must b kept
pure and free from bile, microbes, disease
germs and other impurities.
Cascaret Candy Cathartic will do &c for
you quickly, surely, naturally. They mover
grip nor grippe, but make the liver lively,
prevent sour stomach, kill disease-germs,
tone up the bowels, purity the blood, and
make all things right, as they should be.
Then beauty comes Of itself, and to stay.
I Buy and try eascarets today. It's what
they do, not what we say they do, that will
please you. All druggists, 10c, ESQ or Soc,
or mailed for price. Send for booklet and
free sample. Address Sterling Remedy Co.,
Chicago, Montreal, Can, or New York.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-07-16
Milking Goats in italy.

Every morning. two hours before
dawn, in winter, and one hour whan
the days lengthen to spring, 1t is the
duty of the cheesemaker to call the
shepherds by beating q drum. The
men who live in the open emerge from
their straw boxes at the sound and be.
gin to drive their herds towards the
milking shed. says Good Words. There
each flock enters its j own pen. the
smaller pens communicating with q
larger one, into which the flocks are
admitted in turn: from this central In
closure there are ten or twenty mar
row openings which lead into a many
short passagea. Near the end Of each
man is seated on his stool with milk
ing pail ready. and as eve after eve
crowds down the narrow corridor. the
mixer throws q two-pronged wooden
fork over its neck, thus holding It mn.
til It is MIXED. and 80 on until the
1000 or 5000 ewes have given Il eir
tribute Of milk.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-07-16
The Purchase Of = TltIe.

A well known Continental dealer in
titles and decorations has just issued
his annual circular. He does not sell
his wares directly to his clients, but
claims to have influence with the vari-
GUS fountains of honor which he can
tap" q twill. As proof Of good faith,
he asks no fee until the desired piece
of goods Is delivered. The degree Of
Phi. d. can be had for a mere song
Some of the minor orders of the Cont
nent can be obtained for $500. The
Austrian Order Of the Iron Crown is
just little expensive. 1t will cost $751;
600. But you can be baron or a count
in some Of the minor German states for
$1,000. One hundred dollars will Sc
cure the title of court dentist. The
price for "Colonels'' is not quoted. Tor
even the Continental dealer feels he
cannot compete with the low scale Of
the American market in this particular
line of things.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-07-16
The Nubian Whi.tlin~ Tree.

In the great forests Of Nubia grows
a tree from which, when swayed by
the wind, come strange sounds like the
notes of flute. fife or penny whis-
tie. This vocal tree is regarded with
superstitious terror by the natives. and
it was indeed puzzle to every one
who heard the mysterious sounds I'M
til some scientific traveller investigated
the matter. He found that at GER
tain seasons Of the year hordes of in
sects deposited their eggs OH the young
shoots and extremities of the braEch-
es. These produced .gall-like excre-
censes about an inch in diameter.
When the young insects emerged,
small holes were left in the gals. The
wind blowing through these little ap-
ertures caused the strange noises 1t
is probably the only instance Of tree
which bears ready-made whistles.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-07-16
Fancy Hog Prices.

GoMCy mug ETACeUs IS
There is not the least doubt but that
al the hogs now in existence which arc
actually worth one thousand dollars
each can be counted upon the fingers Of
one hand. But prices have climbed up
ward all winter, In the face Of the
great financial stringency, until 5000
has changed hands in the sale of a sim
gle animal. When we consider that
the final end Of the porcine species IL
simply to furnish portion Of the meat
supply for human consumption, and
that they multiply faster and mature
earlier than any Of their competitors.
the absurdity Of such prices can be
realized. It 10 nothing but speculation.
pure and simple. Within the past
month we heard one Of the noted pro-
fessional shne stock auctioneers. in urg-
ing bidders to raise their bids on
promising SOW, inadvertently give ut
terance to the secret Of many high
prices. He said: Don't be afraid to
bid. The more you pay for her the
more you can get for her pigs To be
strictly truthful he should have added,
II you can ind the dupes.' While it
is true that all the best thoroughbreds
are high priced, it does not follow that
all high priced animals are the best of
their kind. or that their progeny will
have all the good points Of the pa.
rents."-American Swine Breeder.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-07-16

Recently, in Belfast. two farmers
who had come in from the weekly
market, after transacting their BUSH
ness, made their way to public build
ing where the portrait in oils Of a local
church dignitary was hung.
The harsh. ascetic countenance of the
reverend gentleman was by no means
softened, by the slovenly manner in
which the colors had been laid on.
After short and silent view. one of
them broke forth with the remark that
''lis reverence had nae q very pleas.
ut-f0ce:':-
'.Houts. man!' rejoined the other;
"cud We expect the like after sich u
dose Of oil?''-Answers.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-07-16
The Lost Poclxetbook.

Three years ago a Portland man lost
his pocketbook, containing $500. The
last he could remember Of it was lay.
ing it upon his. bed. Last Sunday he
read in newspaper the notice of the
death Of an old friend, and this set
him to thinking Of his school days.
From these remembrances came de-
sire to look over an old chest contain
ing souvenirs, and in which he thought
there was a picture of his former
chum. He went to the chest, lifted the
cover, and the first thing that met his
gaze was the pocketbook with the mon
ey intact. And now he is puzzl;ng his
brains to remember how it came there.
Lewiston (AIe.) Journal.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-07-16
The Greatest Canal.

The canal which is projected be-
tween the Baltic and Black sea will be
$50 miles long, 200 feet wide and 20
feet deep. It will start from Riga, the
important seaport Of Russia on the Bal
tic, and follow the courses Of the riv.
crs Duna, Beresina, and Dneiper, Gu
tering the Black sea near Chorsen. The
canal will thus be formed chiefly by
adapting river courses, and only for q
distance Of seventy miles, between
Dunaberg and Pepel, will an artificial
canal be constructed. The cost is esti-
mated at $100.O00.O00. It will be COM
pleted in 1902.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-07-16
sound Distances

The whistle of a locomotive is
heard $500 yards through the air; the
noise Of railway train. $500 yards;
the report of muskct and the bark of
dog. 1.SOO yards; the human voice
reaches distance of 1000 yards; the
croaking Of frog. 900 yards; the
chirping of crickets. 800 yards. Dis
!inct speaking is heard in the air from
below to distance of 600 yards; from
above 1t is understood to have range
of only 100 yards downwards.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-07-16
Patents issSs |. j3 ,., 4.
patents iaausd Int week 10

Patents 1ssu41. 81 Vi. 81 <, M \
LIst Of patents issued Inst week TO
northwestern inventors: s;s &!
Josiah L. Paxton, Ipswich, 8. D, tell
rihn; Peter NJ. Carlson and x. j. Eng.
kerg, Duluth, Mimi, press board: ELI
~ p. Davis. Crookst0n, Mimi, elastic
horseshoe; Edward +. Gibson, Mime
polls, Mimi, paper toy; Thomas J..
Howe, d. ]. Ames and III. N. Labare,
watonna. MIMI, combined churn and
Jutter-worker; Walter Munich, ST. Paul,
linn, removable pulley stile for win
ows; William 7. Rolpll, Minneapolis,
tnn, sofa bed; Joseph Schuch, Hound
rove, MIMI, milk separator.
~. ID. Merwin. Patent Lawyer. $40
oneer Press Building, st. Paul, MINI.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-07-16
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,.,,s,; M ~, 81. 8 . ~ 4.
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ri.ns.,on ~. !. "a Il $3.50 a. III.
- $500. ~. -. $500
n. 1870 -. - NJ. 80 ~
. - :. j.. .aS 49, $500 49,
~ =. q d. ~, ~ ~ 4. sss 80 .
Il. q /, ID - .. !. s1ss1 Z.
g. . 49, ~ ~, pus 80
s ,a.,. 1890 ~ - .lnIo ~
ss,;sa,...,s. = ~ y. svms ~ 80.
49, =. S.oAS' !. - SoaslnuS J. -
- ~, :. 81 - - euu.y y. sns7
+. +sr.. - 49, ~ 80 - =
-. ~ ~. y. sA,essi = ssy -. 800 :.
~. r1s sas..s s.s ~. =. =. y.I. .s.
v,.,a,,. - 1s -. a!
a. sh1,,t ~ .s. $780, 49,. 80, ,., a.
- s...... u. : = "a. -. 4.
:. 81 sssaI - u -, s. -
a. ysca a. .,,s,,s 800. = -. -. - s -,
va,le .t.na ..s...,S 100 s,H-..sS
thra .h,r, 49, $50. 80. -. - =
-isc,,.. IVY M ss - =.
no o,r,i,, 49,. .. 1888. 800 ...,. ~ .
,trans. - 80" -. y .s = til ill., $780, 49,,
q meat = h,, =. 49, ~. . -. -
nvart IT.. :. - 49,. =. O. AZ 3.
: lonor,at;.. :. ,.,; = 49, :. 80 49,
nansr IN ths ~, ~ 800 -. ~ - 800 q.
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rs crcvasds $780,. -. 1870 - 80 - $500
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-07-16
A Double-Pen Arrangement.

Constant dipping of the pen into the
ink while writing may be avoided by
inserting two pens Of the same size in
the penholder, the inner one to project
a little. The v riting is done with the
inner pen. The ink collected between
through several pages Of manuscript,
and yet it will, not flow more freely
than is desirable. In order to get the
best results, the pens must be cleaned
freQuently.-Detroit Tribune.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-07-16
.sThat Beats the De,

THAT Beats the Devfl.V
A Christian woman in Illinois recently
followed drinker. In whom she was
deeply interested. into saloon. Just as
he was about to take glass she tapped
him gently on the shoulder and requested
him to go with her. He complied, and as
they marched toward the door the sa-
loonkeeper recovered sufficiently from his
amazement to calculate: "That beats the
devil!" The lady turned and emphatically
retorted: Eyes. sir; 1t was my intention
TO beat the DEVIL II 1t Is the intention Of
the church to beat the devil. his Gibral-
tar Of intemperance must not be ignored.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-07-16
Two Mighty Continents,

North ard South America. besides Guate-
mala, the West indies Australia and even
Europe, are the fields of usefulness in
which Hostetter's Stomach Bitters has
demonstrated its value as an antidote to
malaria, and as remedy for dyspepsia,
constipation, rheumatism. neuralgia, bill
iousness. nervousness, and loss of appetite
and sleep. The Inhabitants, the medical
men of these countries. have spoken in no
uncertain tones concerning the efficacy of
the great household remedy.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-07-16

Wasps have grown to be- such Z
plague in CambridgeshireS England.
that farmers are paying shilling .
dozen for queen waspa
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-07-16

On Christmas every policeman in the
city Of London receives from Lord Roths-
child a brierwood pipe and an ounce of
tobacco.