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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-03-15
Hamilton,

Meeting of the Pembina County An
nual Fair and Exhibition Association
was held OH Tuesday, at which time the
following financial report was made:
Hamilton, N. D., Feb. Is, 1901.
Balance sheet Of the Pembina County
Annual Fair and Exhibition Association,
for year 1900.
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FOR sale Of Rent.

2 My residence on Hancock Street near
the court house. Prefer to sell cheap on
easy terms OF, will rent il not purchased
F. "A. FxLe1An.l
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pentlstry.

Dr.. D. ]. Wright, dentist. eradicate 81
Chicago Northwestern University, win
5l,r in St. Vincent the ard Monday q each
trl,,,tl, 70 remain four days.
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Notice Whom Time OF Redemption Will
Expire.

Expire.
To James Cass' day, Mary Cassiday and all
Others interested:
You are hereby notified that the following de :
scribed lands and premises, to-wit: Southwest
quarter (sW W section twenty-eight (as) town
l51) were heretofore and on the fourth day Of
December A. d. 1894 duly sold for taxes for the
sum Of eighteen dollars and forty cents (s1s.4ol
expire for said lands il he thirteenth day of
May A. D. 1901. and that the amount required
to redeem said lands, exclusive Of the costs
to accrue upon this notice, is the sum of thirty:
seven dollars and seventeen cents (s37.17.) All
Of said lands being situated in the County of
Pembina, State of North Dakota.
If you fail to redeem tie same within ninety
days from the. dale OF this notice. II Tax Deed
for the aforesaid land will be issued and deliver
ed to the holder OF the Tax Certificate.
Dated at Pembina. North Dakota, this 18th
day OF February A. D. 1901.
lsEAL. PAUL WILLIAMS,
Auditor of Pembina County, n. d.
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Reaaeaa a ea~pa 27- M w. "A. !.
Meet every Second and Fourth Monday. vi
citing peighbors cordially invited.
w. e. COATS, F. NJ. KING, :.
Clerk. v. C.
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Psnahiaa Lodge 11O, a. .. u w.
Meets every first e-d third Tuesday of the
Month.
GEO. PETERSON, w. w. FELsoN,
Recorder, NJ. W.
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Tongue River,

@VA48 u0 3b4V6I.
Mrs. Swires has been confined to her
bed for several days with lagrippe.
John Mountain, who was quite ill last
week, is once more able to be about
Mr.. and Mrs. John Conrad have de-
parted for their new home in Montana.
Miss Naomi Kearcher has returned
from Ontario, where she spent the win
TER.
]. Anderson's horse slipped on the icy
road some time ago, and was badly in
jured.
Mrs. Stafford, of Walhalla, has been
for some time visiting her sister, Mrs.
D. Watson.
Rev. ]. Stewart has had a serious at
tack of lagrippe, but, we are glad to
state, is recovering.
Notwithstanding the bad condition of
the roads, quite a number from the To-
cality have attended the revival services
which are being held in Cavalier.
We are sorry to learn that Mrs. VIM.
Shuttleworth, formerly of this place, is
lying very ill with congestion of the
lungs, at her home near Bathgate.
Headache often results from dis
ordered condition of the stomach and
constipation of the bowels. A dose or
cure of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets will correct these disorders and
two the headache. Sold by R. Shaw,
druggist.
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Fsnbana T1re Dsrartnaent.
Meets every First aud THIRD Tuesday Of the
month.
W. W. FELsoN, J.D, WINLAw
Secretary. Chief,
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q !
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> all right, IT you are too fat;
4ld all wrong, if too thin already.
Tat, enough for your habit, is
s.alShy; a little more, or less, is
; great harm. Too fat, consult
1octor; too thin, persiistently
O., no matter what cause, take
slrt's Emulsion Of Cod Liver
iii.
There are many causes of get
ig too thin; they all come
der these two heads: over
ork and under-digestion.
Stop over-work, if you can;
H., whether you can or not,
::l.s-e Scott's Emulsion of Cod
LIVER Oil, to balance yourself
18th your work. You can't live
y it--true-but, by it, you
IN. There's a limit, however;
gull pay for it.
SCOTS Emulsion of Cod Liver
IL is the readiest cure for
can't eat" unless it comes of
our doing no work--you can't
ing be we'll and strong, without
one sort Of activity.
I'ne genuine has - a
{ / !:
tHiS'picture on 1t, SAA
:ase no other. &NYA
If you have not Qa INA
led it, send for !AI&A
ga sample, its a. nM u
i'eeable taste will ut MTK
urprise you. IN9
:cOTT e. BOVINE %N TX
Che mists. sly AlC
100 Pearl Street, @ ME
New York. ~@MH>
soc. and $l.Oo; all druggists.
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Degree Of zoaor.
Meets every Second and Fourth Wednesday.
Mas. f. NJ. KING, MRS. c. B. HAnRIs,
G. OIL. Recorder
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ReratinaL Lodge, z, a e g. a. M
Regular meetings in tte evenings of fret and
third Friday of every NOR tn. Visiting Brethren
in good standirP are invited.
W. W. FELsoN. RoBT. MORRISON,
Secretary. W. M.
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RECEIPTS.

RECEIPTS.
Balance last report. $50 "a
Grant Pembina County. 600 90
Grant Hamilton township. 80. ;. 200 90
Grant Carlisle township. ........ so 90
Grant toilette township. ......... 25 90
Stands and privileges ........... 1877 90
Entry tees 40 Is
Membership tickets. ............ 113 IS
Gate receipts, first day. 100000. 329 O8
Gate receipts, End day .......... 1876 Is
Grand stand. ............ 70 90
Special, President Collins. ...... so 90
Special, R. E. Anderson. 80 90
Special, ]. E. Thacker and R. E.
Special, ]. i. Blackjack. 10 90
Special, President Collins ....... 10 90
Special, ]. Kercher ............ 3 90
Refund, VIM. Mohitt. .......... 4 90
Refund, Paxman & Son. ....... so
s217s 81
DISBURSEMENTS.
Premiums and races. .$1O12 20
Attractions. u 90
Bands POS 90
Printing, and advertisements. 1O4 IS
Buildings, and perma'nt imp. ..... 128 35
Expense management ......... 1873 SO
Postage and kilograms. ........ 81 20
Taxes on lots, 1900. ............. 8 81
Paid for flay... ................. 68 Is
Draying and ice. ................ 81 IS
Expended on race track. ....... ITO Is
Secretary's salary. 100 90
Interest on debt ............... 40 90
Paid on 1899 Indebtedness.
Balance due Secretary Muir. 8 CO.
Account temporary Sec. Green. 8 Is
Account st. Hilaire Lumber Co.. 81 20
Balance in treasurer's hands. 81 75J
: y sal7s 81,
Fence. buildings and real estate j
per last report. ..............&Z l8 %
Improvements this year. ....... 128 s.
Cash OH hand. Observation-Disclosures. g. IS
s25a2 IS
LIABILITIES.
Bank Of Hamilton. ........... $50 co.
Miss DAVIS. bO W
Premiums withheld pending pro-
test. .................... W
.lo5 %
DONATIONS. =.
Hon. ]. r. Blackjack, Transports
ton Walhalla band. .......... 30 O0|
Respectfully submitted,
H. N. Joy,
Secretary.
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Methodist Episcopal Church.

3UNDAY :-Epworth League II
a. m. Sunday School II m. Preaching 80 D.
m. every Sunday.
PRAYER MEETING each Tuesday evening at
7:30: during fall AMI winter to be held IN the
homes Of members and friends.
JOHN G. DINGIe Pastor
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-03-15

Owing to expiration of former contract
we are compelled to ask our subscribers
who want the Minneapolis Farmers
lwice-a-week Tribune as premium to
send 20 cents extra. That is 1920 for
both PIONEER EXPRESS and Tribune.
The premium is we'll worth the money.
The n. Y. Tribune or The Farmer or the
~ paper premiums are sent free for 50 in
aNanCe.
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Grace Church, Pembina.

EVERY SUNDAY-school IL o'clock Even
song anl Sermon 1870 p. NJ. Choir Practice Fri
day evenings at 1880. W. WATSON. Rector.
st. Vincent
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sociEEIES.

.woraen Post, NE. a., Ga. B.
Regular meetings every second and fourth
Monday of each month.
n SoNnpRMAN MOSES HELLER.
" Adiutant, Post Commander.
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FHxsIcIATs.

EHAs. e. HARRIS, NJ E.
pbvsicsn and Surgeon. Found at all hours
wheS not professionally engaged: Of bic once,
IN Stutsmsn street ut day time and at MS resi-
dence on Cavileer street at night.
PEMBINA. NORTH DAKOTA
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..eeeeee. 3. :, /. :, . J, 3. ........
County News. /:


Bathgate.
County Commissioner Joseph NORM
was i'll town Monday on business matters.
Ed Corey has taken position for the
summer with William James and will sell
machinery.
Revival meetings are in progress in
the NJ. E. church here and will be con-
tinued all this week.
Billy James and F. w. Reynolds each
received a car load Of machinery and are
ready for the spring trade.
A jolly party Of Yeomen and Yeo-
women went to Wexford Thursday even
ing and organized lodge there.
Annie Mcintosh is back home from the
normal school at Moorhead, where she
had been attending during the winter
months.
Carl Dick and NJ. Bush were in from
Macarthur Siding Monday. They expect
number OF their German friends from
Manitoba this spring to locate here. The
Germans are as a rule good farmers.
~. Chevalier and John Delaney re-
turned from Bismarck Sunday, glad to
get home after siege in the legislature.
Mr.. c. has made good member and the
voters of this district are we'll satisfied
with his work.
1t is rumored on good authority that
Tom Docking and Joseph Bennett will
form a partnership before long to do a
general machinery and horse business.
They will make good pair to draw to.
We wish the new firm success.
The remains of Mrs. John Montgomery
OF Larimore arrived on the train Thurs
day of last week and was laid to rest in
the cemetery here. Mrs. Montgomery
used to reside on the Wylie farm north
east from here, and was the grandmother
of the Wylie boys who are favorably
known in this locality. She had arrived
at the ripe old aye Of Of wears
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eos 90

DONATIONS.
Hon. T. Blackjack, Transports
ton Walhalla band. ........... 80 O0|
Respectfully submitted.
H. N. Joy,
Secretary.
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W.. BURKE,
~ AlTORH
Successor to N. G. Young. Real estate ioanf
and collections.
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j, H. SNYDER,
Cali. NIGHT or day promptly attended. ONCE at
Wutson'e barn.
Emerson, '"--Hs'
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1901-03-27
THE GREY LEGION OF HONOR.
An Eloquent Appeal to the Sons Of Confederate
Veterans.


AS we young ones S"'''e' 9e"'" '''e
grey legion ot hohor peeo''ies Vi i'iil'-
or gray n'"'e '"e
JarketS, yes the pla'e uiV''
the staff officers Win lhelr s"iu p"i'
ana shoulder khotS' their Purl'e s''''''
and their polished sword peitS hie''
with the years. nay, the days even.
The legion of honor III grey lS '''i''i'-
ing through the JnSIninr-llh'd roauH Vi
our beloved S"uttIahd' ''"' > c'u"''s y
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1901-03-27

cost. is to achieve the silent and honest
greatness that is worthy of all that is
noble in man born Of woman.
We speak only for the young men,
for we are Of them and with them and
love them. But we are here placed by
the hand of an unscrutable Providence,
to enter a new and promising sphere
as the dim. grey line fades away. 1t
is q new Carolina for us, but for our
fathers. those dear old gentlemen Of
the fading grey clothes, of the braid
and the sword belts, it is the same. for
do they not march even now with
stately tread into the open grave as
their brothers marched. proud and
fearless. into the open jaws Of cannon
or over the mines of their foes.
Was there ever such n legion of hon
or on the face of the green earth?
Was there ever Il set of men, other
than those who fought with Washing
ton. who better fought for what they
thought was right?
Here. only two days ago. a widow
was unable to secure two living wit
nesses that her husband had given up
his life for the Lost Cause-So fast is
the dim line melting.
We fuss and fume over the payment
of pensions. Rather we squandered a
million dollars among the cheats and
frauds than hold back one from the
thin hand that once held sword be-
tween our mothers and the invaders.
Columbia is arranging for a reunion
of the legiOn-a pause in it's passing
She should do herself proud and for
every hOof point of invaders horse. for
every stick Of charred wood and for
every fame-licked black chimney that
marked the skies of South Carolina as
the invaders marched to the sea, there
should be a young son of Carolina to
greet this passing legion with hat in
hand or with the exultant, fearless
cry of his fighting father on his lips
Greenvlle News.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1901-03-27
ARMS IND qEf(f W0MAN


me. "Shc is here at the inn" 1t was
unsigned. waved the slip Of paper
before Pcmbroke's eyes.
"Shc is found!' cried.
"Thcn go in search of her." he said.
"And you will go with me-?
"Not |. prefer tigers to princesSeS.
BY the way. here Is an article in the
ZcitunS on the coming coronation or
her serene highncsS the Princess Eliza
beth of Hohenphalia. I'm afraid that
| Shan't be present to witness the
event" He thrust the paper into my
hands and approached the window, out
of which he leaned and stared at the
garden flowers below. "When | asked
her why it could not be, she answered
that she had no love to give in return
for mine"
"She may change her mind" | said,
putting Il hand On his. Most women
do"
but there are exceptions" he re-
piled, regarding me with earnest eyes
as if to read what was going on behind
mine. "rhrrr are some women who
never change Her highncSs is one or
these. AS remarked before. she has
no love to give me. 1t is gone, and as
it is gone without reward she will
make no attempt to recall it to give to
another. love her all the more for
that. The game fate plays with our
hearts is 4 cruel one. For one affinity
there are ten unfinished lives. Her
highnesS loves a good man."
My hand fell from his. and went
over to the window. This was the first
intimation he had given to me that he
knew the secret. the secret which had
made me so sad. the secret which !
tried not to believe.
"You are determined to go to India"
said without turning my head. |
could find no other words.
Eyes. 1t will be the best thing in
the world"
"You will promise to write"
"Whenever | strike the post. Marry
and be happy. 1t is the lot of the
few"
That night he started for Bombay by
the way Of England, and the next
morning put out for the feudal inn.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1901-03-27
CHAPTER ky.

I was passing along the highway, q
pipe between my teeth. 1t was the be-
ginning Of twilight, the trySting hour
of all our reveries. when the old days
come back with 4 perfume as sweet
and vague as that which hOvers over q
jar of Spiced rose leaves. | was think
Ing Of the year which was gone; how l
first came to the inn; Of the hour when
l first held her in my arms and kissed
her and vowed my love to her; Of the
parting. when she of her own will had
thrown her arms about my neck and
confessed.
The inn loomed up against the sky.
gray and lonely. Behind me, far away
down the river, could catch OCCASION
nj glimpSes of the lamps of the village.
Presently there came Il faint yellow
glow in the east. and knew that d.
ana was approaching.
She toSscs loose her locks upon the night
And through the dim wood Dian threads her way.
A wild sweetness filled the air. |
was quite half II mile from the inn. yet
| could smell the odor Of her roses
Gretchen'S roses. 1t was 4 long and
weary year which had INTERVIEWED. And
now she was there. only short way
from my arms. But she did not know
that was coming. \ million diamonds
Sprang into the air whenever | struck
the lush grasses with my CANE. Every
where | brcathrd the perfume Of her
roses. They seemed to hide along the
hedges. to lurk among the bushes. red
roses and white. On the hill across the
valley | saw the little cemetery with
its white stones arrested my steps
and took off my hat. The dust of Hill
lars lay there stood motionlcSS for
some time had loved the man as it
is possible for one man to love another.
| had not thought of him much Of late.
by the grave of those who have gone
before. He had loved Gretchen with Il
love perhaps less selfish than mine, for
he had sacrificed his life uScicSSly for
her that she might he mine. Mine. |
thought.
The lights of the inn cllrrrrtl me and
Fitted the "luull Should | enter by
! "al1h ur boldly? | chose the second
method. Gretchen and the innkrrper
! were in the old hall. entered and
threw my traps into Il corner. As they
tururd and saw me CONSERVATION was
written un their f.crS.
Il have found yru ut last" | said,
| holding cut Il hand tu each of them.
| Tie iMnkrrprr thrust lis lands behind
| his back and $auutrr'l lriSur"ly To,
| ward the window. Gretchen showed
signs of embarrassment. and her eyes
were Stuiiu,i>ly liNrh "u rlr.. rrIrks
wIi,h yawnru h"r" and there III III,
floor. NIy hands fell inu"ti.r"!,
"luu have !".ri l"ukiuS for us" Sh'
asked IN even tnn"S. "Why bay" yen:
Vaguely yiZ,"! at her. at 'h'' inn
keeper. then II my traps IN !is'' '"'r''""
1t WI, apparent 'hat MaS nn iri"ti''"r'
| ..,Iilr!; nay iurrh":h il! ::!l-'r "il! q"
S,rlr Triple fool llat NaS. ! VA:
uuihng t. her She l,ah l"!l III" So
aud had n". l"i'y"i.
"l->; WHY" asked III" iunkr'p"r
| turning ;ir"Ind.
Il h"l",vr." sail |. my v"i'r' ir"ih
niln". "rI:al ain III unw"l""!m" guest
l. ii l."t 80:
"nll. ~ for that" said the innkr"prl
II, Al
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1901-03-27

that it costs no more to keep a good
cow than a poor one. and Mr.. Wander
bilt is raising registered Jersey calves
to supply the community. He peddles
milk on the streets of Asheville like
any other farmer. and his competitors
have been forced to buy better stock or
lose their trade. The Biltmore herd Of
Jerseys is one of the finest in the
world. There are $50 head Of the
Golden Lad" family. imported direct
from the island of Jersey. One of
them holds the worlds record for but
ter-an average of IS pounds a month.
Every farmer in this neighborhood,
who has any pride at all, is anxious
to get one or more of these COWS, and
Mr.. Vanderbilt is gratifying them as
rapidly as possible
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1901-03-27
BRYAN ROASTS CLEVELAND.
Scathing Reply to the ex-President's Re-
cent Letter.
"Why do you love me"
Because" said Gretchen.
THE END.

William ]. Bryan gives Grover
Cleveland a hot roasting in last Fri
day mornings issue of The Commoner,
replying to Growers recent letter to
the baltimore Democratic club. The
article is entitled, Five Dollars Re-
ward" and says:
"Normer President Cleveland has
written another letter in which he
gives expression to Il yearning desire
To have the Democratic party return
To what he regards rs true Democra-
cy and correct principles. His advice
IS so general and indefinite as to be ut
,erly useless. Mr.. Cleveland ana ms
uolitical associates are long on high
surndinp phrases, but short on detini-
tonS.
1T seems proper that this paper
should give the distinguished former
Democrat an opportunity to suggest
ulons for the Democratic structure
which would be cOmmodiOus enough to
afford Il place of refuge for him ana at
the same time allow standing room ior
real Democrats. \ reward Of hNe DOL
lars is therefore offered for Il written
statement not to exceed son words.
signed by Mr.. cleveland. applying to
Democratic principles. as he under
stands them, To ut least five questions
now before the country.
IAN additional reward of one dollar
will ht. given for Il statement, SIGNED
by Mr.. cleveland. explaining why ne
considered his opinion on pubhc uurs-
tiuus of no Importance during the re-
cent campaign. but regards such an
uIiniuu rs important now. When the
battle was on between the repubIlc
and the. cnlpire-betwrrn Democracy
and pluturracy bimetallsm
and urnnumptaliSn--he refused To say
a word or lift his hand in behalf OF
the rank and file for whom he now
,xur,.sS,.s such an atfrctiunate Sullci-
tuIr. IT,. is like Il Sulditr who was de
s,.rih.I as invisible in war and inNllrl-
hI,. in p.;I,...' If he will clearly anu
r;tndidly define the Democratic prlhcl-
rlrs about which he is Su prone to talk,
thu. people can decide for themselves
whether he is the same Mr.. cleveland
! vino Iurnd the treasury over L" It for
,igu iinan,ial syndicate and intruSted
j. pi"rpunt Morgan with the comblna-
| liuu of the government vaults. or
whether he has r''l"ntrd of his folly
ana s ready I" accept the Democratic
creed
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1901-03-27
Copyright, 1900, by Harold McGrath.
CHAPTER XIV.


Immediately Pembroke and l jour
neyed to the feudal inn. When we ar
rived, a mixture Of rain and SNOW was
falling. But laughed at that. Whl,
II | were drenched to the skin will
chill rain and snow, my heart wis
warm. warmer than it had been in
many day. Woman is infallible When
she reads the heart of another. Phyi
lis said that Gretchen loved me. II
only remained for me to find her.
"Where is the inukeeper!" | asked,
my heart sinking.
He is not here" was the answer.
as her highness the Princess Hide
garde"-
Her highness! he cried in astonish.
ment. She has never been here. Ihls
is all inn. The castle is in the village.
How long have you been here!
asked Pembroke.
1.-Two weeks, your highness.' Doubt,
less he thought us to be high person
ages to be iuquiring for the princess.
is Stahlberg here" l asked.
"He is visiting relatives In Coburg,
was the ansTe
do you Know where her highness
Isl"
NO" 1t occurred to me that bis
voice had taken to sullen tones.
"When will the innkeeper be back!'
The fellow shrugged his shoulders.
81 cannot say, your highness. The inn
is not open for guests till March,
Jack" said Pembroke in English,
at is evident that this fellow has been
instructed to be close Tipped. Let us
return to the village. The castle is
left" He threw some coins to the
servant. and they ratified along the
porch. "Come." And we wheeled and
trotted away.
cannot tell how great was my dis
appointment, nor what | did or said.
The ride back to the village was q