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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-12-15

znajomosc techniczna.. oraz powaznYs
kapita1 zak}adowy wi%asclcieli, daie
relkoimie, IL przedsiebiorstwo to.
przYczyni sic ME ma}o do wzrostu'
rodzinnego przemYsiu.
OsTROW, Nlemcy zamierza-
ia zainiesG protest przeclWko wybo-
rom ma cz1onk6w komlsYi szsacun-
kowej do podatku procederoWeego'
H% =! 81, 1T Jest to bardzos n1em'7
fem. ze ME onl zostali wybrani,
albowiem we wYborach tych ME
przeszed4 zaden Niemlec ,tylko sami
PolacY.
CHEZ NICE, W pow. strzelin-
skim. Do szkclY katolickiej Gvu-
klasowei, do kt6rej uczes1cza $50
w~yfsczn1e dzieci katolickich, prey
s1a}a wfadza szkolna nAuczyc1ela
lutra l ten ma dzleci uczYc. Pierw
szy nautz yciel wzia} ameryture d,
l l,pea, drugiego przesadzono d. l
Llstopada do innej szkoly. Rodz1ce
zaprotestowa,f przeciyko tel taktyce
protestanzYzowanJa sprawl ia
W sejmie poruszona.
:MOGlLNO. Prey Wyborach do
lady mlejskiej obrano p. J6zefa
5tarka. Gfosowa IL nicgo take
Niemcy j zydz,, tax, ze odebrat
100 gtosy. Ma jego przec'w"
Aka pd4y Ga g}osy.
GNIEZNO. Ma radzie mlej-
kiej omawiano proJekt zbudowa"
ia osobnego ratusza, ale cdstaple-
cd tego zam arm -%ronlewsz
mach ten kosAtoya}by prgesz4o
'of miliona NIX. PustanowioEo cato
ozszsrzy6 %terazaiejszy smach rata-
zowy przez dobudoesd:e.
z LUTOMIA przeniosta VIA
"a drcaowna5 x, plebsna Krzy
ansklego do Chyzyrssa
OSTROWO. Hakatlsci tax
1zburzYli spofeczehstwo njemieckle
/ mas, ze O zgodzie WA jemnej
nowy bye nadal ME mcze. Ostrowo,
nazYwsne niemlccklem,
est m,astem przeHaznle polskiem,
dyz krom rodzjn u%rzedniczych
So Pola01mi. Atoli
te rodziny urzedn'cze
aIeclale 2 rozmaitych stron, daia
ow6d g}5wnY do ansy. Kape!a
',lcha 2 Byczyny gra}a PREY
programu koncertowego
omiedzy patryotYcznemi melodYe
i take powsta8y gwizdanls
apanie. krzlki j zamet, re pan
Itch cry dokchczyc ME m6g}. Ot2
zYnY rawdAiwie szlachetne
ajucywll'zowansZego. W swiecie
arodu - jak san sig przech sa]a.
IiemcY tam byhaterami gdzie
:zech ma jedheg,, dowodem woina
'ancnska W g}ebl Rosy tax
rzyclchnell, re mkt o mich ME
=, rno uccI,, In ,a-ot do
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-12-15
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z Przyare.

z cHoJN1GYE1EGo. Pf'yare.
sktovsno pisarka Zarmbe 2 Je 81
cza, ktorY to wyszed}szv 2 kozy
o%dgrywa} role urzsdnnilkksa' tsedowego
wytudzat datk' Cd rodnn
dawoieis oh vsp6ittovarzyszdv
wiez;ennycha, plzgrzekajac wzamian
IL postara sic Q uwolnienie tYchze.
C~ToRUNsK1EGo. W Papo-
vie zastrzeli1 sic 70 letoi starzec
Lewandowski re zalu il ME otrzy-
nal rentY ma starosG.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-12-15

.MOGlLNO. Prey wYborach do.
rady mlejskiej obrano p. J6zefaa
Starka. G}osowal IL nicgo take
Niemcy i zydz,, tax, ze odebrat.
razem los gtosy. Ma jego przoc'w"
nlka pd}y 81 g}osy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-12-15
AWANl'URNIK

g. = ..- E-rnssE (
Ma ulicach cd dni karu ne
Awanturnik krazy sc5le.
2mss.
Czasem zjawia sic ~wieczorem,
A czasami W ranka dolby,
q, mic godnos6 ma, tytu|u
I ple6 "a nc ten nlecnoGa,
Wleku nawet. ME szanuje,
30 ma starc6w rad sic miota,
Ia nos chwyta, to "a uszy,
W bezkarnsci swell zuehws}y.
Kt6z to tax? Awanturnik
Ma ma -lmie... mr6zik milky.
FRASZKA @ FRAsZKACH.
Ongi. kiedy nazbyt trcski
Me bra1y "a barry,
Pisa4 fraszki Kochancwski.
I risal Rel starry.
A re mysli mieli si}a,
Ouch byl, jak .cp Okla,
Pod tytulem skromnym byla
Nieraz mysl gleboka.
DIS innemi*idsiem kroki,
-
Jakby dla ~igraszki,
Tytul zwykle jest glabcki,
As.@trfsd czesto :. fraszkl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-12-15

znajomo5c techniczna. oraz powaznY
kapitas .zak}adowy wtsSolcieli, daia.
.rekoimie, IL przedsiebiorstwo to.
przYczyni sic ME ma}o do wzrostu
rodzinnego przemYsiu.
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FELL BETWEEN THE CARS.
John Carr n co.oreds Bialscsma6, Knied
 whre rertozmirg II Duties.

Tht baggage coach of the Iron Mountain north bound passenger train, as 1T pulled into tho depot Monday afternoon, possessed q scene thnt nude the most hard hearted shrink from its view.
 There lay in the coach hemangled frame of colored man which was beyond recognition. The form, full of life, had iusta few hours previous passed over thc same spot on a soutbbound freight train, upon " hicb he was employed as brakeeman.
 While throwing a brake near Yal- nut Lake the train cave sudden jerk and Carr fell between the box cars end Was crushed 10 death
 His home is at ArgeRta, where the remains were being taken foi burial.
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REPORT OUT THAT
 DREYFUS IS DEAD.
No Confirmation of the Report Can Be Hal, But It h Believed by Many
 That He Is Dead.

Paris, Nov 15. It is reported here that Dreyfus is dead. The rumor is un- derstood to be based upon mysterioy , telegram received from Col Mar, capital of Upper Alsace, signed by an unknown correspondent.
 So far as can be ascertained there is no official confirmation of the report
 The father-in-law of Dreyfus discred- its it. He says ehas received excellent accounts from the colonial office quite recently as to the prisoners health.
 Despite these assurances there are dark rumors afoat. In view of the curious manuer in which the letter from Dreyus, declaring that he had abandon ed all hope, was conveyed to Mme. Drey- fus on Friday many prople believe he is dead.
 On Friday Mime. Droyfus applied at the office of the minister of the colonies for permission to osend her husband some warm chothing for his return home. The request was refused on the ground that the government would do whatever was necessary. At the same time, ac- cording to the dispatch, the authorities read letter from Dreyfus to the effect that he had for months addressed ap- peals for revision to General De Boisdef- ire, recently chief of staff of the French army, without getting any reply and had wearied and become exhausted by useless appeals, he would write no more to his family or to anybody. He de- scribed himself as i'll and dying and be- queathed to the generosity of my coun- try the care of rehabilitating my mem- ory."
 It appears that Mme Droyfus then asked permission to telegraph her hus- band the decision of the court of cassa- tion. This request was also refused. Then, through a friend, she appealed to President Faure, but with no better rec suit. Her counsel will bring the whole aa5tter before the count of cessation.
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Negro Beaten by 2 Mob.

Seymour, Ind, Nov. 15.-.A masked and armed mob took out of jail John Bird, a colored Democratic stump speaker, who had been imprisoned on the charge of obtaining money by false pretenses. The mob beat him and ordered him to leave the town at once Instead of obeyinq the order he went to the proseepting at. torney and sheriff for protection. Ha. an hour later he accompanied the sheriff and posse in search for the members oi the mob IL is not known whether CT not the assault upon him was inspired by political spite.
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Emile ZaIa Not Coming.

Kansas City, Nov. I5 Edward zola, q resident oi this city ami a cousin Of Emile zola, the champion of Dreyfus, says that the report that fhe French au. thor is coming to this country shortly is untrue. Edward zola, who is an exile from his country, and who has been manager of the Kansas City Club, has received a letter from his distinguished cousin in which Emile zola states en. phatically that he has no intention CT coming to the United States on c lecture rour, at least for 9 long time.
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GOMEZ HAS NO
 USE FOR AMERICANS.
ie Is Gettng Rid of Those In His Army and of All Cublns Who
 Favor Annexation.

Santiago, Nov. 15.-Captain Warren an American who has been with Gen. Aa@imo Gomez asserts that the general Rii ID longer have Americans about nlm' and is getting lid of them as fast as no4 iole. He takes the same course n thdease Of Cubans suspected of favor lRg annexation to the United States. Tho result is that some of the best men @ho were long attached to his immedi- aFe staff are not now with him.
 II will be difficult, Captain Warren oeileyes, to get the majority of the ii'- snrgenls to cisband His idea is that Nhen the American authorities get con- nol of the ports on the island they shobd give out TO rations and punish severely ali thefEs of cattle and produce.
 i5 Is estimated that no fewer than l8,- e.o people in this section are learning angllsh, ill $ iGition 10 the school ehil- eren.
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 R0 Al
 B A KING P0WI)E R
WAR RELICS.
i. Harry olcott Receives Large Mum.
 bass Of Relics From Ills Brother.
Absolutely Pure

Mf Harry Olfott. Of the Bluff City 5fnmber Co.,, reeen t5g received q box
 erellcs from his brother, Mr LeRoy I0Ieott, who is a member ofthe 7th
 A $. regulars, and which company vas among the first on Porto Rican .oil during the recent tSpanish-Ameri- san war. LeRoy is now hack at his home in Indianapolis spending q sqage of absence with his parents.
 MI. Olcatt has placed these little saterealing curiosities on exhibition .fR. II. Stearne' iewelry store for he benefit of the public. Among the
 lumber ls a pair of tan shoes made aPonce and costing $4 co in Ameri, sskmoney; q watch cbain made of lSahlsh 3 cent pleces, which chaIn pa8 taken from spanish soldier at laesurreuaer If Santiago; Q Krea- Iafgersou hpllet; picture taken on Im rf.f s antiago, and
 gaea also aiie.., , . mum mber ofnatiyes lbeir own peculiar dress; a pack #ge Of Spanish cigarettes, something smilar lo an American cigarette; a .srae colIeetit Il of coins. N hich are Ir9 hard to ohtain, and several athpr articles of aa much interest.
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If the Americans Do Not Haka Better Terms as to Philippines
 Che Deal Mil B9 of.
SPAIN IS AFRAID
 OF HER CREDITORS.
Whom Pence Terms Are 0bliterated She Will Tell Her Creditors to Look to the United State
 For Their Money.

Paris, Nov. 15. There was no joint session of the peace commissions yester. day. Secretary Moore of the United States commission received from Secre- tary Ojeda of the Spanish commission note saying the Spanish commissioners found 1t impossible to prepare their mem orandum for presentation, and asked that the next meeting be deferred until Wednesday.
 Importance is attached to this delay, it being regarded as indicating that the Spanish commissioners are preparing for final stand in the negotiations and it may be definitely stated they will not sign treaty of peace which yields to Spain no more from the Philippine is lands than thus far have been offered or indicated by the Americans. Should the latter announce that the United States is only willing toreimburse Spain for her pacific expenditures ill the Philippine is- lands the Spanish commissioners will reply that their mission is finished.
 Should this occur, it is possible that the Spanish will also suggest the sus- pension of negotiations through tho commission and resumption of the ne- gotiations between Madrid and Wasb- ington. This attitude of the spaniards is explained by the fact that members of the Spanish commission have political alliances and personal responsibilities which restrict them to certaian lines, which are as far as the ministry at Madrid cares to go.
 It is pointed out that if the five Span. ish comm issioners here signed treaty yielding the Philippine islands to the United States without lessening Spain'a debt in som degree, they could not return home with the prospect of any political future and possibly would be in danger at the hands of mobs
 At the next me ting of the commis- sion the Americans will learn the definite attitude of Spain on any proposition thus far made.
 The Spaniards however, in this pre- sentatlon will no5 declare all negotia- tions closed They will insist that the sovereignty of Spain over the Philip. pine islands is beyond question, but will announce Spain's readiness to yield that sovereignty for an adequate equivalent, and will invite negotiations snder the Spanish construction of the protocol. The American commissioners may then communicate their final attitude to tho Spaniards, but the Americans expect 9 future meeting to present q carefully prepared conclusion of their contention and conditions. Should they be differ ent to those already presented the time then will have arrived when Spain must declare herself helpless, though eteadfast, and will await the next steps of the United States, whatever 1t may be. Thus Spain will be able to say to her creditors that she has done her ut- most and the issue must rest between them and the United States.
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Chlld FatalIv nurned.

Hallyiile, Tex, Nov I5.-Little Rufus Price, the 3-year-old son of Stirl Price, Q farmer living five miles west of here, went to the field with bis larger brothers where they were 10 cut wood. A flo was kindled and the grass near by caught fire and the littl9 fellow tried to put 1t out, and his clothes caught, before Is brothers, who were a little distance away, could reach him his clothing was almost burned off him. The child died from the effect of the burns.
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aInr ne tho Last Meetlng.

Madrid, Nov 15.-El Imparcial says the government has forwarded instrue- tions to Senor Montero Rios, president of the Spanish peace commission at Paris, that the next conference may be the last or the last but one, ''unless the American commissioners moderate their claim.
 According to Fl Imparcial a member of the cabinet has virtually declared as much.
 The Madrid papers declare that the exDecred visit of Emperor William is 2 matter of no political importance, and that the German ambassadors here ana at Berlin are in no way connected With it.
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No Power VIII Tnterr rere.

London, Nov. 15.-The Times in its editorial on the Hispano. American stu. ation repeats it's conviction that mo power will attempt to hinder the trans. fer of the Philippines, adding thar their loss could not be great 10 Spa,u who had practically lost the entire archf pelago before the United States inter fered.
 A negro answering he description If q murderer wanted at Gaines Landing, Miss. was arrested this .aorning lie will be held for fur ther investigation
 BUcGlEs, PHkEToas AND suREBYs
 hare inst received a car load Of the prettiest surreys, phaetons and Luggies that has ever been put on this market. and for the neXt hirty days l will offer them at prices that defy com petition also carry in stock all kInds of buggy and surrey harness, lap robes, buggy tops, etc. I would be pleased to have you call in and look through my stock, whether yon wish to purchase or net. Respectfully,
 ". R. BIRMINGHAM,
 Successor to Smith Buggy Co.,,
 39 Pine Street
 Mir. N. Lucas. an experience job printer, arrived in the city Monday from Owensboro, Ky, and has ac cepted q position with the Adams Wilson Printing Co. Mir Lucas was for several years foreman of the Owensboro Messenger Job Rooms.
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AMERICAN IN
 A MEXICAN JAIL.
ia Was Arrested For Killing a Mexi- can on American SOiI-HIs Release
 Has Been Demanded.

Sosales, \. T., Nov. 15--Much ez.
 ament exists here in consequence of az episode which threatens to result ill :eaational complications with Mexi-
 Sunday, a week ago, James Tem@ 31 q conductor on the New Mexico and
 oaa railroad, was attacked by some
 lasieaas, and ill defending himselB sA5t one Of them, Juan AraFalla, fatal- Y This occurred about 20 feet north ai the interua ional boundary. Later aa returned to his hotel which was .aath os the line and was arrested by Aq2can officers. He was charged with narder, and tho law of the state of So- Hos@ rcvices for the trial of any person .'aaFged with the crime against Mexi- .an citizen, though the crime may have been committed in q foreign country.
 Enc frienGs of Temple engaged an at- .torney, but the Mexican authorities re- fused 10 allow the prisoner to be seen. United States Consul J. F. Darnall then appeals 10 the state department at Wash ngton and received the following tele. gram from Secretary Hay:
 Washington Darnall, Nogales, 4. I-Haye wired the legation at Mexico le demand the immediate release Of Temple.
 As yet no word has been received lEom the City of Mexico. Temple is in Nis9n at Magdalena.
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VIII ronr tln 1vor1s

Denver, Nov. 10. After the expira- tion of his term of governor in January next Governor Adams will start on q tour around the world. He will visit first the Hawaiian and Philippine is lands and will return by India, Egypt and the old Mediterranean,
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THEMT8ON HYDRo-cARRoN
Light and Heat Co, of Plno Blun pne Ar-
 t'oles IncoTporatl

Articles were died in lie secreta. y Of States office yesterday incor- Roratiag the kitsoa Hydro Carbon Light ard Heae company of Pine ''oif, with a capital stock O $l00. coo ard inc following cflicers z 5fte, president; Isaac Dreyfus, rice president; ] Paryey, secretary and treasurer.-Ark. Gazette. Nov l5
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Colorado volunteers os ns.uso.

Denver, 7Sov 15 Governor Adams has received a telegram from Adjutang General Corbin to rh2 edecT that tl 2 Colorado volunteers, ROW Going duty n the Philippines, gre ro bs ordered hon as soon as tise Iranps now en rrfs IT the islands reach there 10 gaEe Fas rlace.
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accidentally shot.

Guthrie, o. T. Nov. ]5.-A man by the name of Thompson, from near Fort Scott, Kan, was shot through the body and fatally injured by tho accidental discharge of his gun while hunting near Parzland, o. T.
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Testsne Armor pInte.

Washington, Nov. 15-A I5-ineh plate, representing Q group of the armor fort barbettes ot the battleshin Alaba- ma, will be tested this week at the h. dian Head proving grounds. The plate is practically the same as tbat recently tested for the barbettes or the batt eahip Wisconsin.
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 pnrnnrinc Fire.

Canonsburg, Pa, Nov 15.-This town was visited by q furious fire which before it could be gotten under control, wiped out fully ole-third of the business portion, two principal hotels and many dwellings,. The damage is estimated at $150,000. No lives were lost as far as can be ascertaiaed.
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Boomed Roogeve1t for Presi,ient

New York, Nov. l5.-Threo metro politan preachers boomed Roosevelt from the pulpit Sunday for the presiden. ev in 1900
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A Negro sbnt.

Calvert, Tex, Nov J5.-Eph Struter, 9 negro drayman, was the recipient of a load of buekshot from the gun of an. other negro. Struter was at the homo of his assailant. He will probably die.
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Heavy snow in Kansas.

Larned, Kan. Nov. l5.-This section and counties north and west of here were visited by the heaviest snow of the season the last two days The ground is covered to a depth of three to four inches Winter wheat will be benefited
 WORDS OF PRAISE bestowed up on Hoods Sarsapagilla by those whc have taken it indicate that it i restoring health to thousands O. people, and that 1t will help you also.
 HOODS PILLS are easy to take easy to operate, cure biliousness, in digestion, etc.
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THE COST OF GUNS.
Dyer Seven Million Dollars Spent Dur
 ing the Last Fiscal Year.

Washington, Nov. 15. = General D. ". Flagler, chief of the bureau of ord. nance has made his annual report to the secretary of war It shows that there were expended during the fiscal year ending June 20, I8a8, $7, ,348, 705 and that there still remains of the appropriations made for the ordnance bureau $19, ,793, : 859. This large sum is derived from the appropriations for the 1' ~5ar which were made Tor war purposes a4o2nting to $2l, 504, 592
 Regarding the equipment of volun- teers the general thinks it would be us well to have the government equip them instead of their bringing their state arms into service, saying that it could be done as quickly owing to the condition of the arms of the state troops.
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Asal.l .n.n af k1reron Dead.

Baltimore, Nov. Archbishop Will gam Hicl1ley Gross of Oregon. died at st. Joseph's hospital in this city of heart disease.
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Tnrish Teoons n1l Gnnn.

Ganea, Island of Crete, Nov. I5- Chalzer Pasha and the last of the Turkish eoldiershave left here.
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obda1n Reaehss New York.

neoisN York, Nov. l5.-The Unite5 .M, transports 0dbam from Porto ! -sseo and Santiago has arrived at quar- antine.
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COTTON MARKET

New York, N. Y., Novemhe l5- steaa3 spots quiet, and unchanged ui1dllbe z, sales, s35
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FOR SALE OR RENT Desirable two Main street, Apply to Roberts < John son.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1898-05-13
Personals.

z
Personals.
Col. Al Jones of Neche was over or
Monday.
Attorney Laxdal of Cavalier, was owe,
on Monday.
Ex-Sheriff Geo. McCabe Of Grafton,
was in the city on Wednesday.
CosCommissioner Sigfusson was in
the city on legal business on Saturday.
c. H. Asselstine of Hamilton was a
pleasant caller at this office yesterday.
M. Shaughnessy, an old and aged re-
sident of st. Vincent, died on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Thompson have
been visiting their relatives here this
week.
Senator A. c. McGillvray, of Dickin-
son, N. D., was visiting friends here on
Saturday.
Miss Della Moorhead left yesterday
for the Northwestern Conservatory of
Music in Minneapolis.
Eddie LaMoure left yesterday for
Dickinson, N. D., where he goes to help
drive herd Of McGillevray,s horses
overland to Pembina.
Miss Florence O'Hara returned home
yesterday, after spending three months
in Minneapolis millinery store.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. X Musselman, of Ca
Waller, were visitors in the city on Snn.
day, returning home Oh Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. A. Brown of Hyde Park,
we're visitors on Monday, and MIR. Brown
was pleasant caller at this office.
Mrs. Sarah Cavileer, who is VISITING
here, received the sad news of the death
of her sister-in-law, in Ohio this weez- 1,
Hon. 7. LaNoure and c. G. Thomp-
ION went to Fargo on a,londay. The
after as grand juror in the U. S. court !
Ralph Frazer, Formerly OF WalhalIa,
WIS III lllC City Sll ~ CSiItCSSltly VII Ills
way to Minnesota he lives near Crook
ston.
Among the teachers from here who
went to Neche to hear DR.. Gillian were
Mrs Baldwin, Misses Oldham, Moran,
Jackson and Wardwell, Messrs. Mayo
Ashley and James Wardwell.
Mrs. r. Aylen accompanied her daugl-
ter Irene to Winnipeg on Monday where
the latter goes for hospital treatment.
We hope to see the patient back in good
health in the near future
Supt. c, E. Jackson returned from the
tri-county teachers meeting at Larmore
On Saturday and reports an interesting
and proftable-session. There was only
a small attendance of Pembina county
teachers, owing to the distance.
Marshal Jackson Of Neche came over
on "Wednesday as wallet de cllambre"
for the Mayo-Naughn party. While
Marshal Jackson has to do great deal
with other peoples troubles he doesn't
let them wear on his own mind, at least
not enough to get thin over.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1898-05-13
Old People.

Old people who require medicine to
regulate the bowels and kidneys will
find true remedy in Electric Bitters.
This medicine does not stimulate and
contains no whiskey or other intoxicant,
but acts as tonic and Alternative. Itacts
mildly on the stomach and bowels, add
ing tone to the organs, thereby aiding
Nature IN the performance of the funct.
ions. Electric Bitters is an excellent
appetizer and aids digestion. Old peo-
pie find it just exactly what they need.
Price fifty cents and Sl.O0 per bottle at
T. R. Shaw & Cos. Drug Store.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1898-05-13

The issues of the Youths Companion
for the four weeks of May will contain a
number ofgood stories. Notable among
them will be "Christine's Way Up," by
Mrs. Margaret E. Sangster. 1t is one Of
the series of "Stories of Working Girls
that is to run through the four numbers,
and will be published in the issue of May
18th.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1898-05-13
1:7iano for Sale.

An elegant Kurtzmann piano, good as
new, can be purchased at bargain on
easy terms. Call or write, this office.