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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-02-28

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Admiral Dewey Akers ,nsyers the
salutation, "How are Won ,.Atsroiral ~ with
The Clayton singers which, appear al
:Kittson hall this evening ,oeme highly
recommended, amt bring excellent teHti
.monials. t.
Editor Lee Of the MountaiReer sends
Jus pretty calendar, ornamented with Il
view of JOHN Mager!s fine grove, and the
1.-The picturesque Pemhina-thaG.kS.
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rfeqficSsoh' e&Pects "a move tottse coast
III 1he splnng<~17Eolnoukg 4Touns.
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Thanks are disc Treasurer McBride for
information abort tax collections. sstich
we summarize in the edmorial COLUMNS
and is worth the attention oS tax na.ers.
Masonic brethren should not forssat
that tonight Depn,v Grand lecturer w.
lodge rooms. A full attendance is re-
quested. ,
lhe city fathers ase 'congratulatlng
themselves on the successful outcome OF
the ferry bids-Uhich relieves them from
building boat and caring for it, and
gives the city good revenue. Sac pro-
Tue IL ware company!s agency at
iepoina senes lhe Herald samples OF
tts i'liefaeht aiSa cough preparation "hach
VIII doubtless De very nseful az TINS sea-
son, when rheuffaatlsm and bad colds ase
ene RUE. ~. +. Herald.
V Hooaf'an' VINO recently oouSfh OUT
Grant Bros. along with X. j. Bergman
his former home. Mrs. Goodman and
family arrived tuesday and will occupy
the room over the Bank temporarily
-Edlnburg Tribune.
a Mennonite from across the Canadian
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-21
wrldof c ty One of the Most Magninhcent the World Famous
 

paints would have blistered and peeled on Carrara was as good as new and so oid not need repanting. ,, .. z. careful test extending over period or many ,,.onths have decided to use only Carrara Paint for it's general use that line because Gar, rar Paint is the best protection against III kinds of weather and is not affected by sum-
 wind or rain.
 Tuans- Continental railroads use Carrara Faint for their depots buildings and bridges on tne hot sandy plains and snowy mountain peaks and always with the same result. II looks better from first to last, never fades and 1t outwears all other paints. IL IS equaiiy
 suitable for the interior or exterior or staoie
 or home, factory laboratory, among cheml-
 calls or subjected to dampnesS or oark ceiiars
 or in it's wonderful rich tinting of innumer-
 able colors to decorate the interior or the ITCH
 mans mansion. ,,.. |.
 Carrara Paint are the Sante Fe R. R.: C. H.
 & D. R. R.: Pennsylvania R. R.; Pullman
 Palace Car Co.; Western Electric Co., The
 C A. & c. R. R; Central R. R. of Georgia
 From railroad box car to elegantly furnished general offices of the great railways; from race track fences and stables to fancy cluf houses; from plain brick walls and stone fences to tin roofs and interior finish of state ly hotels; from country barn or nay sned 2, cheap outhuIding to farm residence, suburban home or luxurious city residence Carrara used because tlasts longer, never fades never cracks, never blisters. never peels, GOV CTS more surface than the highest priced paints and costs less than the cheap mixed paint. that injure instead of protect. There IS nu, one Carrara. It is made by the carrara Paint Agency, General office 65 Carrara Bldg. Gin paint should send for 50 sample colors free of this great paint that has stood the most rigid tests for years and bear in mind that 1t is the only paint ever manufactured tna' is backed by a positive guarantee in every case. Write today and save half your paint bills in the future.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-21

Carrara Paint is the best paint for house barn or fence. For interior or exterior work it has no equal It is smoother, covers more sur lace, brightens and preserves coors. is used on wood, iron. tin, brick, stone or tile and never cracks, peels. blisters chalks It does not fade. It outlasts the best white lead or any mixed paint and it covers so much more surface to the gallon that 1t is cheaper in first cost than so-caied cheap paints.
 Carrara Paint has stood the test of time and the rigid test of men. Many of the great railway systems use Carrara Paint because it covers more surface, lasts longer has a bet ter gloss. can be washed without staining and IS not affected hy smoke gas or dust and dirt The Chicago Telephone Company and the Cen tral Union Telephone Company use Carrara Paint on their poles because after rigid test 1t was found that no other paint, not even the best white lead and pure oil can compare with it in lasting quality. appearance price per square foot of surface. The roof of the great Field Museum Chicago, covering seven acres of ground, is painted with Carrara Paint. This was done after the most rigid two years test in which 1t was found Carrara Paint was than any other paint produced. The exclusive aristocratic Kenwood Club. Chicago, is paint. ed with Carrara Paint because it is the hand somest in glossy, rich finish and the best of painting every year with white lead. this handsome structure is now painted every five years with Carrara. The Kellogg Switch Board Companv uses Caarrara Paint: because no other paint except Carrara will stand the moisture and outdoor exposure and protect and preserve cables. The stately Wellington Hotel Chicago, is painted with Carrara because it has the richest appearance and is superior in all the points of good paint One of the monster mail order houses of Chicago, is painted with Carrara Paint because it is best. Last year they ordered their building washed. Under the Chicago soot, gas and dirt of two Paint that when washed glistened bright as new White lead would have corroded, mixed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-21
HAMRICK MAY VOTE
CITIZENSHIP RESTORED TO
 WASHINGTON COUNTY MAN.
Executive Clemency Was Granted zeke Wadsworth, an Ignorant Convict from Pike County
 by Governor Jelks.

AS the aftermath of Fridays meeting or the State Pardon Board, the rights of citizenship of John Hamrick of Wash ington County were restored, George Mirkenson of Calhoun County was par ooned; Zeke Wadsworth of Pike County was pardoned and the forfeiture of the pond of w. D. Richardson of Jefferson county was set aside by Governor Jelks.
 John Hamrick is one of the men who are known as 'the Washington County lynchers." For the part he is said to have played in lynching affair in Wash ington County several years ago Hamrick was tried and convicted of murder. A number of others who were said to be m the party were also convicted. Ham, TICKS conviction dates from 1S99 when ne was sentenced to ten years in the penitentiary.
 pating in the lynching were pardoned. Hamrfck, who was released two or three months ago, was the last man to receive executive clemency. He applied to the Governor and the Pardon Board to have his rights of citizenship restored. In his petition Hamrick was joined by many or the best citizens of Washington County.
 In restoring his rights Governor Jelks endorsed his application as follows: "On the recommended tion of a sufficient num- ber of the petitioners fellow citizens, good and reputable men and on the ad- Vice or the Pardon Board it is ordered that full citizenship and political rights be restored to John Hamrick."
 Executive clemency was also shown to Zeke Wadsworth of Pike County who was convicted of bigamy. It was represent ed to the Board of Pardons, which ad- vised the Governor to pardon Wadsworth that he was extremely ignorant and that he had been misled by persons in whom he had confidence. In granting Wads- worths pardon the Governor said: The offense being unintentional and proceed ing from ignorance 1 believe clemency would he proper"
 The forfeiture of the bond of w. D. Richardson of Jefferson County was set aside. This action was taken because of the death of Richardson. The for feiture was set aside upon the payment of the costs in the case.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-21
 ENGRAM MURDER RECALLED.
Made for Pardon of
 Moore and Brashear

The mysterious Engram murder at Flu called in the application for pardon made before the State Pardon Board at it's last meeting for John Moore and John Brashear who were convicted and sen tenced for the young mans murder. The Board took the petitions under advise ment and will probabl take some action at their next meeting.
 Jared Engram was a prominent young farmer living near Eufaula. Evidence was introduced to show that he was murdered at a house of ill-repute on the outskirts of Eufaula and his body thrown into the Chattahoochee River. Two wo- men and two men were convicted of the murder and given sentences ranging from twenty to thirty years.
 Moore is from a leading family of Rus sell County and Brashear is from an equally prominent family of Stewart County Ga.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-21
Marion Schools Are Opening.

Marion, Sept. 19 Especial J-The schools of Marion are opening with fine prospects, The Seminary entered upon it's sixty seventh session last Wednesday with a good attendance. The public school opened it's doors last Monday. while the Judson and the Marion Military Institute begin work on next Thursday, the 18th. The Marion Military Institute is taking leading part in the educational advance ment of the South. President Charles w. Dabneys address at the Institute last May has quickened the interest of the schools here in all matters pertaining to education; and other addresses by emi- nent educators will be delivered at the Institute during the session soon to open.
 Mir. w L. Murfee, Controller and Pro- lessor of Chemistry in the Institute, has just returned from a tour of inspection of the famous English schools of Rugby, Eton, Harrow, and Winchester.
 A special train will be run from Ma rion to Selma on the 24th, leaving Selma at noon. to accommodate the students of the Judson and the Marion Military In stitute.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-21
THE ATTORNEYS FOUGHT.
Four Cornered Contest in Justice
 Jones's Court.

Four Cornered Contest in Justice
 Jones's Court.
 As the result of a heated examination of witnesses in the Justice Court of R. H. Jones. A. C. Birch and R. q. Airing ton. attorneys engaged in personal diff flculty with Wiley C. Hill and his client M. NJ Martin in the court room.
 The difficulty happened yesterday morning Henry Eddtns. a negro was being tried before Justice Jones for em- bezzlement and was defended hy Attor- neys Birch and Arlington. The prose cutting witness was NJ. M Martin and Wiley C. Hill was conducting the prose- cution.
 It seems that during the examination of a witness, alleged heated terms were used by Mir. Hill. This was resented by MT Birch. Hot words followed and blows were passed. Mir. Martin and MT Arlington each joined in the melee and the combatants were separated with no little difficulty,
 In the meantime the defendant, Eddins. ran out of the court room and was an interested spectator of the affair from the sidewalk.
 In the trial which followed Eddins was bound over to the grand jury under a bond of $1O0
 The affair has been amicably settled. None of the comhataHts was seriously hurt.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-21
Death of a Lovely Youth.

Master Fairfax Clark died In this city yesterday afternoon after an illness of only a few days. He was the son of the late Mir. F. B. Clark. Jr., and his wife, Mrs. May Banks Clark of Mobile. He was the grand child of Mrs. Eliza w. Banks of this cifV-and has neen living for several years with her and his uncle and aunt MT. and Mrs. Richard G. Banks, No. II Moulton Street.
 He was nearly 15 years of age and was well-known and very popular through out the city. having by his pleasant man rers and lovely character won the good will of all with whom he came in con tact during his residence here. He leaves two brothers Willis c. and Frank b. Clark surviving.
 His funeral will he conducted from St. Johns Church this afternoon at 400 n'clnnk
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-21
ROMANTIC MARRIAGE.
Couple Quietly Married Yesterday
Afternoon.

Edward T. Wilkinson of Poughkeepsie. \. Y. and Myrtle L. Bonner of Bir- minCham. were quietly married yesterday afternoon at the home of Rev A. L.. Andrews. pastor of the Dexter Avenue Methodist Church. Dr. Andrews offlci- a;cd
 The couple arrived on the southbound Louisville and Nashville train yesterday morning and went immediately 10 the Probate office where a marriage license was secured.
 The couple seemed to be well-to-do people Mir. Wnkersin is a man of about 3I years and his wife seems to be about lu years younger.
 The couple will remain in Montgomery until today when they go on their honey moon to New York.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-21
McCooL'S WEEKLY GROCERY
 BULLETIN.

No change in I. Potatoes, 2oc pix.
 We will also lead price on Flour another week.
 Dainties and specialties-Absolute- ly pure California Wines-Tokay, Port, Cherry, Blood Orange and Blackberry-in full quarts, 35 cts quality guaranteed, quantity limited.
 Pig Shouts on ice and open for Mondays sale, 8 cts per pound.
 Mince meat on ice and guaranteed, 1O-12 1-2 cts per pound.
 No. l Bloater Mackerel, 9 pounds average, 25 cts.
 Nigger in de Cane Patch Pure Georgia Ribbon Cane, the only pure Georgia.
 New Scotch Oats, hauled in Friday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-21
Boy Cured of Collie After Physician's
 Treatment Had Failed.

My boy when four years old was taken with collie and cramps in his stomach. I sent for the doctor and he injected nor ph.nc, but the child kept getting worse. I then gave him half a teaspoonful of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar- rhoea Remedy, and in half an hour he was sleeping and soon recovered.-F. L.. Wilkins, Shell Lake. Wis. MT. Wilkins is bookkeeper for the Shell Lake Lum- Der Co. For sale by F.. c. Fowler. Drug gist -adV.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-21
Death of Mrs. A. S. White,

Mrs. Anna S. White. formerly of Mont gomery, died at a sanitarium in Atlanta yesterday morning at Il o'clock. She had been a sufferer for several months and was taken to the sanitarium about six weeks ago.
 Mrs White was the mother of Mrs. D' c. Sims. and her only daughter. who was with her at the time. having been called home from a visit to the Pacific slope She will be buried in Atlanta today
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-21

lie and Justice of the Peace. Butler County; L. H. Griffin, Justice of the tary Public, Bullock County; J. H. Mar cum, Constable Tuscaloosa: ! J. Haney, Justice of the Peace and Notary Public. Choctaw: J. B. Dryer. Notary Public. Jefferson
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-21

It isn't always the fast young man who gets there.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-21

Fresh Bread, Rolls and Pies every day at 12 o'clock at The Noe Redit.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-21

If some amateur cooks were to cast their bread upon the water it would sink
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-21

md have had no trouble with indigestion since" writes MT. w. T. Thompson, of Townsend, Broadwater Go, Montana. Words fail to tell now thankful am for the relief as had suf- cred so much and 1t seemed that the doctors could do me no good got down in weight to I25 pounds, and was not able to work at all. Now I weigh nearly I6o and can do days work on the farm have recommended your medi- sine to several, and shall always have good word to say for Dr. Pierce and his medicines"
 The Common Sense Medical Adviser. Foo8 pages, in paper covers, is sent free on receipt of q one-cent stamps to pay expense of mailing 0niy. Address pr. R. " Pierce, Buffalo, N. \.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-21

Ten Thousand free samples MEL LoWLEAF given away in Montgom- cry this week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-21

For that tired feeling smoke MEL LoWLEAF.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-21
Anpointments Announced.

Tho following appointments were an rounred yesterday from the Executive Department: (. J. Leckie, Notary Pub
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-21
She Knew the Symptoms.

He-If l had never he' in love before how would I have known what ailed me She-I would have told you
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-21
"I sleep aeH e"0HgA at "ighf, And Ike 6lamedest a6betEte

E0ex xnsovtal nan bossesSed."
 Riley's farmer Is the very picture of a man advanced in years, yet in the enjoy nent of perfect health. A good appe- tite, good digestion and sound sleep, are
 Al,a .l..oc l..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-21
GROVES CHRONIC CHILL CURE

Cures the chills that other Chill Tonics don cure. At all druggists. No Cure, No Pay. Soc
 su-Wd-fr
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-21

Dellacatassen! Dellacatassen! Swiss, Limburger, Neufchatel, Brick and Cream Cheese.
 Phone 324. Morris & Stuckey.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-21

AN N4AA AANeO4S AAA vigorous old age. Life is sustained by food, when it is properly digested and assiu1flated. w h en digestion fails, there is a loss of nutrition which soon shows itself in physical weak ness, nervousness, sleeplessness, etc.
 Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery cures
 diseases of the
 stomach and other organs of digestion and nutrition. It strengthens t h e body in the only way possible, by enabling the as siuilation of the nutrition extracted from food.
 VI used ten bottles of pr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and several vlals of his Pleasant Pellets ,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-06-18
Rome wiadomoscl
telegraficZne.

w Europe ME rozpoczaf sic do
tychczas ruch kapielowy, poniewaz
panujq tam zimna, w Alpach pa
da} snieg.
= Dragoni pruscy przejeehall
generaIa dywizyi Pollach pokale-
czyli go lancami. Bylo to podczas
manewrow.
= Generaiowie Boerow, Botha j
DeWet, zamierzaja przyby6 DO
Niemiec. Rad obawia sic demon.
straeyi przeciw Anglikom.
= Dzia uplywa 40 lat pozycia
malzenskiego kr6Ia Alberta saskie-s
go z kr6lowa Karolina.
- Oiciec Cauvin, znany W Ame,
ryce ze swej dziaialnosci ksiadz-
katolicki, umarl we Wtosrech W "a
roku zycia. Znat osobiscie Napo-
leona Igo.
= z Rzymu donoszq, 2e biskup
O'Gorman z Sioux City zostanie
mianowany delegatem apostolskim
do wysp Filipinskich.
- Oszukancza rodzina Humber
tow znajduje sic podobno W dro-
DIE do Kolumbii.
- Cora Pelee ma Martynice ME
przestaje wyrzucac kleb5w parry.
- Do La Guaira, W Venezuela,
wys}ano okret wojenny holender-
ski ,,Koenigen Regentes".
= Mieszkancy Moroko przerazi-
Ii sie trzesieniem ziemi, ktore
wszakze ME zrzadzilo wiele szkody.
W senacie zwiazkowym pre-
mawiano wczoraj ma korzysc kama
4u Nicaragua.
= W Hyattville, Nebr. zamor-
dowano Thomasa German i jego
c6reczke. Morderstwa dopuScifa
sic iona Gormana do sp6lki z jego
bratem Jameson.
- Do Kansas City przybyf
pierwszy transport tegorocznej
pszenicy. PEacono po Is cent6w
"a buszel.
- Kolegium st. Thomas W Viii
lanova, Pa, udzielilo Groverowi
Cleveland dyplom doktora praw.
Jestto pierwszy dyplom honorowy,
wydany przez to Kolegium.
- w Baltimore odbywa sic kon.
wencya international Printing
Pressmen's & Associations Union".
Zjechalo sic 200 delegat6w ze Sta
now Zjednoczonych Kanady.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-06-18
Kronika MiejScoWa
ZuchWafy rOzb6j.

Ubieglej nocy popefniono rozb6j,
kt6ry nawet W Chicago "a niesfy-
chanie zuchwaiy uwazany bye mu-
ST. W jednopietrowym budynk u
drewnianym ma rogu II ulicy i sie-
ci SYN kolei Western and Indiana
mie5ci sic komisaryat kompanii
kolei Santa Fe. Po godz. 10 wie-
czorem weszfo do domku czterech
zamaskowanych mezczyzn j zastali
czterech nizszych urzednik6w, do
kt6rych natychmiast przystapit
przyw6dzca rabusi6w mierzac do
mich dw6ch rewolwer6w, kazaf
i'm, jednemu po drugim, weisc do
maiego pokoiku tyle, potem
pozostaf ma stray przy drzwiach
otWartych, bezustannie trzymaiac
skierowane ku MIN rewolwery.
Tymczasem trzei inni rabusie przy-
stapili do szafy ogpiotrwatej, &
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-06-18
Telegran1y.

BERLIN, 1890 czerwca. - Te-
raz dopiero dowiaduje sic prasa
niemiecka zajEciach W austrya-
ckiej radzie panstwa, wywotanych
przez Czecha Klofasa z okazyi mo-
wy antipolskiej, wypowiedzianej
przez cesarza Wilhelma W Malbor-
gu. Klofas nazwai postepek cesa-
rza ,,bezwstydem" uzyE innych
wyrazei, ME kwalifkujacych sic
do powt6rzenia. Nastepnie zarzu-
Gil poset czeski rzqdowi austrya-
ckiemu ,,tch6rzostwo" poniewaz
obawy pred w}adzcq niemieckim
ME stale W obronie Siowian. Pre-
zes ministr6w Koerber sfabo bro
nil postepowania rzqdu, gdy pre-
zes izby przywoEat Klofasa do po-
rzadku, Czesi wszezeli TAXI hafas,
re trzeba by}o posiedzenie rady
panstwa odroczyc.
LoNDYN, 18go czerwca. =
Rozchodza sic pogfoski, re przy-
czyna nagEego ,,zasiabniecia" kro-
la Edwarda W Aldershot ME byio
przeziebienie, lecz wiadomo5c o
wykryciu spisku ma jego zycie. Po-
gloski to nabieraia cech prawdopo.
dobienstwa, poniewaz dnia naste-
pnego wyjeehat krol do Windsor
samochodem, a W biurach szefa
policyi panuje niezwyk}y ruch ME-
tylkn We dnie, lecz W nocy. In.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-06-18

zueli postanowiono w interesie
bezpieczenstwa obywateli stan6w
Zjednoczonych wystae do portu
La Guaira diva okrety wojenne:
Cincinnati Topeka. Okrety
stoja obecnie W porcie San Juan,
Portorico, lecz koncem tygodnia
stana ma miejscu swego przezna.
czenia.
Republikaiscy czfonkowie senac-
kiego komitetu do spraw kuban-
skich zgodzili sic ma zalecenie WA
jemnosci W przyjeciu taryfy celnej.
zwofuja dzisiaj kaukns wszystkich
senator6W, azeby to sprawe blizej
om6wic.
Major Waller korpusu mary
narki oswiadczyl W departamencie
Aoty, re wr6ciwszy z Filipin, trzy-
ma sic zdala cd reporterow i ME
wypowiada pred mimi aadnych
uwag, odnoszacych sie do iego pro-
cesu i W og6le do stosunk6w filipin.
skich.