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branch Of the family. she said, were
eplleptics.
Mrs. Thaw attempted TO explain away
a number of Irrational" incidents
charged 10 Thaw.
These stories were TIE result OF the
work Of that combination ] mentioned
in my pamphlet said Mrs. ThaW. She
attacked DIT. Allen Mclean Hamilton,
the alienist, whom she charged with
having tried TO persuade her to have
Thaw sent to MatJeawan. He told me, 80
she said, that ne would be given q
suite OF rooms there and that he would
soon have him released"
Mrs ThaW went through the whole in
sanity defense which was built up at
the murder trials, giving logical eXpla-
nations Of the numerous incidents In
Thaw's life which formed the basis for
the paranoia diagnosis. She said many
of the witnesses at the murder trials,
among them Miss Alice Fletcher, COM
planned bitterly that their testimony had
been garbled to prove Harry insane.
Mrs. Thaw Breaks Down.
Mrs. Thaw told Morschauser Harry
had many fine friends" before he met
Evelyn Nesbit. She said the following
had attended a dinner given by him;
Mr.. ana Mrs A. Townsend Burden. Mr..
and Mrs. A. Gillette, Sir Bysche and
Lady Cunard. Lady Paget. Mr.. and Mrs.
Oliver II. p Belmont. J. J. Astor.
Henry Clewg, and Mr.. and Mrs. Jay
Livingston.
Mrs. Thaw broke down and Wept
again as she said that Jerome had
tortured her and her son"
Again MOrschauer led Mrs. ThaW to
describe her impressions Of Matteawan
and again she broke down, as she told
Of the shrieking maniacs in the cOrri-
doris OF the asylum.
''They pace about blasheming and
cursing,' she said. It's horrible They
never cease cursing; some cry out vile
things"
Mrs. Thaw was forced to leave the
stand 10 regain her COmpOsure An at
fidaYit by Mrs. Thaw reviewing the
ThaW family history, was read and Mrs.
Thaw ended her testimony.
MOrscheuser then. recalled Or. Brit
ton u. Evans, his alienist who said
that IN his opinion, Thaw is not now
and never has been a paranoiac.
Jerome then took him In hand do
you think Governor Fort, of New Jer-
sey. meant you in his unfavorable com
ment on insanity experts yesterday ''
snapped the prosecutor.
That Is personal matter. and ]
Will not enter into personalities, IS
snapped back Evans.
Jerome then began cross examining
Evans on his testimony during the muir
der trial.
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SMART WOMEN TODAY
TOO BRAINY AND GOLD
Victor Bremen Scu ptOr and Designer Of Lincoln Penny
Discusses Womanhood- Says She of Tomorrow
VIII Be Nearer Perfection

Holding up a small plaster cast he
had modelled, he sad:
Here Is the face OF the woman I
mean She looks clearly from her eyes
and says, i know everything and / am
fearless. I am mistress of IGysef.
"See the fun, almost voluptuous
curves of the lips. That is the touch
of the devil in her makeup, the human
touch that makes her lOvaDie and IN
derstandable
THE hair I have parted on the side
purpOsely, TO show the full sweep Of the
forehead, 90 show that she Is a woman
OF intellect.
Bremen said he was no. trying 20
create a type Of woman. but an ideal
conviction. However, If he were trying to
create a type it would surely be the
American type. American women COM
bine all the desirable qualities of all
the other nations, he said. They have the
daintness Of the French, with greater
simplicity; the housewifely instinct Of
the German, with greater practlcability.
Their simplicity and their intelligence
is their own.
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Synopsis Of Chapters Already Published

synopsis OF chapters ALREADY FuDhShe
Richard Blake, cashier Of the Thirty
sixth National Bank Of New York, on n
vacation trip, leaves the train at Corn
Center, ky, because the scenery tempts
him and he has no definite destination
IN mind. Finding the hotel unsatsfac-
tory, he determines 70 leave the next
morning. and starts out 10 see as much
as he can in the remainder Of the after
noon.
His tramp leads him TO a lonely spot,
where he seeks a drink from a brook
Seeing deep pool, he plunges In for
swim. On coming out from behind
waterfall emptying into the pool, he dis
covers that his clothes have been re-
placed by the blOod-stained garments Of
Forced to don these garments. he is
speedily arrested by a sherid's posse
seeking the murderer Of Colonel Martin
who has been slain in the vicinity Of the
pool. with the posse is a young girl.
He is taken 70 MartinsburE court house,
where he sees q face that seems familiar.
But on his seeking to prove his identity
by this acquaintance, Colonel Thomas
Martin, brother OF the slain, whom he
thought ne recognized, denies having
ever seen him.
prison. Sherim Spratt who arrested him.
comes and begins the administering OF a
third degree"
after various bullying threats ending in
= hint Of probable lynching, the sheriff.
pretending 10 wish a share OF the money
taken from the murdered man, offers 20
let Dick escape II he VIII take him 70
where that money is hidden. Dick falls
into the trap and. hoping to be able TO
get away from the sheriff, promises 20
show where the money has been put.
After a sham battle with a lynchlng
party. Sheriff Spratt admits It to the jail
and Dick IS led out
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CHAPTER XI.
~ NTARTINs KNOLL.

THE idea Of giving an opportunity
i for confession seemed to appeal
to the mob. The cry was taken up by
one and another:
Confess. confess-confess an save
yo' soul"
On the way through the wood Dick
had heard the frequent cracking Of dead
branches, and already some or the men
had thrown the fagots thus gathered
a bOut his feet. Now this work stopped,
and all stayed to listen 70 his words.
With one last hope that his words
might bring about his salvation from
death. Dick raised his voice to speak.
Men" he began. ''I will speak the
truth. l will swear to God TO the words
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BIG MONEY paid for desirable furniture.
carpets, ofnce furniture and household goods.
contents especially; also stocks OF mcrchan-
disc -. NOTES. 6l5 La. ave. Phone III $685.
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uMBRELLAs RE-CovERED.

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notte, gloria. and silk. 81. sol K - y W
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WANTFD-PRINTING PRESS.

vANTED-Joo printing press; size 1875. and
electric motor. alternating = or \ h. p;
lowest cash price. OWES X. TRBITT CO.
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STANDARD MAKE upright piano, Ss5; ans
square pianos. 50 monthly payments big
bargain IA player piano.. open EVENING"
HELBIG BROS. Estab. II years. ll83 ia.
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AUTOMOBILE AGENCY FOR THE DIS
TRICTs hlgh-cass and salabls carr price
only ST. 200. including demonstration car.
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROK EHS, L2s F.
AUST
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FOR SALE carloads Of window and dooF
screens and all kinds Of screen material az
lowest prices screens from 15c Up. Screens
made &c order. KLEEBLAT'S nth and Ii
n. 4 mg4-90t
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SPIRITUALISM

sFgfE. CORNISH. GIFTED MEDIUM; reads
your lie correctys gives ueInes. facts; daily
ana sunday. 50l 50 81 n. E. cor. +, near
Union station Ladies only 5y4-u
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COUNTRY BOARD.

vVANTED-MechauIc and family. or children
for good board; Fails Church, Va. Address
H. f. CLARK au5-2t
GLEN MANOR. Forest Glen, Nd. unde~
new rnauag emerti large house. porehes.
plenty shade, tennis near ars; through
cars every hln Eour from Pen 5ylVania ave.
ana gth ST. MRS. c. ". HEAD. jy5i-9ts
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CUISINES OPPORTUNITIES.

GROCERY. \. w price $3.50: rent So: Il
room house. good stand owner leaving city.
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. I4z3 +.
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PALMISTS,
HIGH-CLAss TAILORING.

CLEANING, PRESSING AND ALTERING
for fades ana gents. The best work IN town
ana finished promptly. LOUIS GOLDMAN.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

II ST ~ ". 603-Nicely furnished front
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house, good home table au5-3t'
III ST NJ ~ 2305-Newly papered rooms.
plentiful boa q, mechanics takeui transieuts
accommodate; ne}T departments. is
III AVE. l4lS-z nicely furnished rooms
with board, If desired. au4-St
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PAY ths highest cash prices FOR ladies'
gentlemeR's and childTen's CASTOR Wearing
apparel drop card, viI call. c. LIVING
SION, lzzf IN 81. y. ". or phone North 1904.
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uANrED-RoOMs AND BOARD.

WANTED-X0ung man Ia Government ser
vice desires room and board in small refined
private family where there are no otE~.
roomegs; state terms ana full particulars.
Address BOX pol, Times Office Il
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yVANTED-Mnk shipper. from 10 to Is gal
Ions per day. WI. LAWMAN. 9Th and A
y r It
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system; anyone can learn only s weeks re-
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guaranteed when through; write for free
catalogue. MOLER'S BARBER COLLEGE.
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YOUNG MAN-Good, live. who understands
drawings and can take of same; executive
ability, honesty and sobriety absolutely nee
essary. State experience and where last en-
ployed. BOX 235 Times office aug-3ts
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II YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO sell you can
avoid lots o. Worry II yea send Tor one VINO
has reputation for 20 years fair deal
ing MARCUS NOTES, 426 sth St y. ".
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MRS. WILLARD BIsH,

Axis X LC6BX, s5S New YORK ave. y. "
PaImlslry ana card readings Positively "A.
dies only II d 20 $50 ,. Ja-s-u
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-18
De SOC|EDAD.

En- Ponce. La linda. damlta Hell
vethia Schira, ha lido q Ponce con OBJ
jeto de pasar allf una corta Temporal
da. Deseamos las mas gratas lmpre-
stones en- la simpaticaa cludad del
Sur a la bella valera.
Por San Juon.-El Sr. DR.. Pedro
Ramos V SUI distinguida esposa Cato
Villa estan desde aver en- San Juan.
Despues iran a Manati para regresar
q Canovanas en- donde establecen su
residencia los estimables recienca-
sados. Que repitan sus gratas vlsltas
q la ciudad.
Msjor.- .-Lo esta de la dolenela q,
desde hace algun tempo lie aqueja,
aun que no es de cuidado, nuestro
respectable compatriota Ell DR.. Fer
nando Nuhez. Que restablezca prom
to.
Inaguraci6n. Ell domingo 6 de Ju
nio pr6ximo Sc llevara a efecto un
gran bafle en- ell Casino puertorrique-
no de Manatf. La fiesta promote re-
sultar espIendida y probabemente-
iran de San Juan algunas personals
al sin1patico pueblo.
PerSonaIes. .-Ha estado en- San
Juan, en- asuntos particulares, Ell Sr.
Fernando CALICO, de Maaatf, que re-
gres6 aver a SUI residencia.
Al teatro hoy--Esta noche dan
las "Bribonas" y en- el desempeho de
esta obra toma parte toda la coaApa-
mia de Gutierrez. Hacen principales
papeles las artistas Iris, Peral
y Segarra j los actores Barrajon, Cid
Riera Llaurad6 yRuitot,E un aeon
tecimiento el extreme de esta noche
en- ell municipal.
Semper.
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Raya en- proverbial, y no por Ger
to sin razon, 10 ingenioso y 10 decl-
dor que era ell general Don Francisco
Javier Castanos, celebre general
espanol.
En- 81 10 cortes y 10 gracioso no
quitaban 4 10 valiente. Cuando SOL
taba la taraviIia en- las reuniones Gle
la duquesa de BeRavente, en- Ia cor
te de Espa1a entonces saiian de su
boca, ell ehiste espontaneo, Ell sabro-
!. SO cuentecilIo improvisado por el ma
rrador, Ell agudo epigrama poiftico,
q ratios y para hembres solos, dono-
suras NADIA candidas, pero denosu-
ras. de las cuaies, en- gracla del inge-
nio Que las informaba, lie habrfa alb
suelto, como de pecados leves ell te6-
logo moraiista de manga mas estre-
cha. Aquelio que respondio a Fernan
do VII cuando este lie quiso mandar
q Ultramar; aqueiio que dijb de cier-
ia DANA enredadora y Glen cosas
mas de analoga fndole, <-.
GU fueron sino uerdwes 7
De las eras. "
no por 10 instables, como las otras q
que Sc refiri6 Jorge Manrique, sino
por 10 subidas de color, pues todas,
sin pasar de Castanos, pasaban de
castaiio oscuro.' H.
Del citado general cuentase esta
anecdota. j.
Salia el general de un besamanos
v Sc acerc6 en- la calle un capltan,
de esos q. q creerios per su palabra
han hecho mas dano en- el mundo
que i'm centenar de, tormentas de pc
drisco. Alto, tieso, pechisacado, ce-
jifruncido, bufdo de bigotes, duro
de mirada y un 81 es no es torcido Ell
cuello como Ell de quien mira a los
demas per encima del hombro, Ell
capitanazo aquel era un fantasm5n
que parecia comerce los nihos cru
dos, 6 cuando menos haber sido al
feres en- tiempos de Herodes Y iqu6
cahariar! iCuantas proezas habia he
cho! Que de sublimes barbaridades
habfa< ejecutado dondequiera! Ma
las lenguas decian que a aquel per
donavid las Sc lie iba toda la folta.eza
por la boca; que era muy otro GUAM
do habfa que hechar mano a los ma
noios Y defender la bandera mas
adn :; no faltaba quien, por explicar
Ia raz6n de su dicho, ,contara que en-
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La CRUZ DEL GENERAL

cierto apretado lance, un jefe lie ha-
bfa encontrado escondido debajo de
una eurena, y al preguntarle indig-
nado, en- ademan de darle I'm pun
tapi6, que hacfa ALI habfa respon-
dido temblando: Nj coronel eatoy
protejlendo la ortilleria. @
Pues este hombre valiente en- la
paz y cobarde en- la guerra, este ca
pitan Fracassa, que llevaba en- el
pecho unes cuantos calvarios de cru
ces de tres al cuarto fue quien aeom-
pano hasta su morada al duque de
Bailen, quien entro en- ella tomando
por buena voluntad del general un
vano cumplide quien lie puso pru-
eba la paciencia con una vista de
mas de media hora y una insulsa
chachara de mas de mil embustes.
va aquel teston era inaguantable
Que; ;;abase Ell captain de que suieto
de. tan buenas prendas como el Cd la
perdad, iba bien uestidol no hubiese
adelantado mas en- la carrera de las
armas; y Castanos, que apenas lie CO.
,nocia, le dio, de ouena fe, Use ha de
pensar piadosamenste:
-Veamos., hembre, tpor que tie
ne usted tantas cruces y tan ende-
bles, que no parece sino que son de
coraz6n dc sadco. ? 5Dende gano
uSted esta?
Y le indic6 una.
Mi general en- la tirada de tai par
te ... ,.
Y nombr6 una retirada, no atre-
viendose 8 mentir, temeroso de que
el general pidiera luego su hoja de
servicios.
-sI esta otra cruz?
Mi general en- otra retirada.
Ell captain habfa perdido el color.
Titube6 algunos segundos, pero al
| fin, como quien tiene apretada Ia
garganta yno puede tragar ia sail
va baibuce6.
-Pues =. bien en- otra retirada
en- aquella.. a......, por cierto, muy
gloriosa. sa..,.
No lie dej6 acabar el general sino
que lie interrumpio diciendo, mien-
tras Sc quitaba del pecho una de su5
cruces:
-Pues, bien, quier6 protejer a US
ted: porque ya veo 10 merece. Tome
usted: para que tenga uSted no una
cruz de la reiuada de la casa del gene
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Nuevo telefono.

Edison, el c6lebre electricista anne
ricano, atendiendo q reiteradas petit
clones de la mayor psrte de las seno-
ritas de,l5 d 25 amos, de New York,
acaba dc inventar un telsfono por
medic del cual, al mismo tempo cue
Sc habla. Sc podra yer dc cuerpo en-
tere-d Ia persona canoUier Sc liable.
Todo clio ha obedeljdo al deseo de
yer 81 los j6venes usah trsics hechos
dc los QUE vcndc LA Falmcsana'
De J. Fihraay V Co., Fortaleza -.
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Sc DESEA YALQUILAR
una habitacion q una Srta. pa
ra informes, Sol 81.

USADsAN LUIS----Beb ida toni
ca, sin ninguna sustancia nociva, des-
tilado, en- la mejor forma y VIEJO
DE VERAS, es el ron "sAN LUIS
un nagnifco preducto
Les seneres Alvarez hermanos del
concrete de esta ciudad han acredita-
do do tai manera la marca de RoN
SAN LUIS, que son continues los pedi.
dos que reciben en- su establetimiento
de provisiones J dsp6sito de la calle
de SAN JOSE de esta ciudad.
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Sc vENDEN. luntas, las ca
sas No. s Gale de la Fortale-
"a y la No. Is callc de San
Francisco, de esta ciudad,
cuyos patios quedan CONT
guos, Informara, la sehora
Viuda de Hernandez, Plaza
de Colon No, g.. San Juan. .
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FARMAC|A la EMER|TA"

DE MANUEL PUIG DIANA.

En- esta farmacia hay constante surti-
do de drogas frescas y patentes del ex-
tranjero y los Estados Unidos y una
buena selecta perfumeria de los mejores
fabricantas tales como R. & G y L. T.
Piver.
Especial atenci6n en- el despacho del
recetas bajo la mas rigurosa exactitud y
q precios sumamente limitados. 80
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Sc colocan

Sc colocan 1000 dollars en- primera
hipotrca ea casa en- esta capital, Cristo 10,
; lto-, lutogmarau.
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Tenders for Foundation
and Painting

and Painting
Sealed tenders will be received by the
undersigned, for the painting and for
concrete foundation for the school house
situated one mile east of Macarthur, N.
D. The building is 18x26, with 10 foot
post. There is porce 13x4 feet. Paint
ing will be one coat inside and out. The
foundation to be approved concrete, 8
incees at top, IL inches at base and u
inches high. The porch to have con
crete foundation. A grade to be made
around the building extending from the
lower part of the Dashboard slanting out
about feet.
The right is reserved to reject any
or all bids.
Tenders for all or any part Of the work
will be received by the undersigned up
to Saturday July 18th 1909.
Mark envelope Tenders" Address
ARTHUR HART, Clerk Dist No. 8,
Macarthur, N. D.
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Got Certificates.

The following are results of the May
examinations for teachers in this county:
First Glass, Miss Leola Douglas.
Second Glass. Misses Marie Adolph,
Esther Kochendorfer, Lenore Mae Glib
son, Pearl Hart. Title Fisher. Edna
Stearns, Agnes Nc Corkell, Margaret G.
Wilson, Anna B. johnson, Marguerite
Halliday, Astrid Thorgrimson, Edna
Bellamy, Myrtle Smith, Stella Newans,
Mesdames A. K. Parker and John San
do, Chas. Aylen, Ransom Crombie.
Conditioned. Misses Pearl Dyer and
Wayne Quigley. Conditioned means
failed in two subjects which may be
made up at the next exam. without pay
ing any additional fee.
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Social Corner.

Miss Leila Harvey visite d relatives in
st Thomas last week.
Miss Elsie McConnachie is visiting
friends in LaSalle Man.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson are vsiti-
ing relatives at Grafton.
Miss Edna Chisholm of Langdon is
visiting her aunt Mrs. Chisholm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eyford returned from
their wedding trip on Saturday.
Dawson McCaierty is spending his
vacation with his parents in this city,
Miss Pauline Thorwaldson spent Sun
day and Monday at her home in Akra.
Miss Enid Switzer left Tuesday morn
Jag for visit with relatives in Winni.
peg.
Miss Mabel Fowler and Miss Ethel
| Wexford took trip to Grafton on Mon
day.
Mrs. F. c. Warner arrived home Sat-
urday from short trip to the Grand
Forks.
Miss Rose Conmy returned Tuesday
evening from a visit with Winnipeg
friends,
MIR. and Mrs. H. b. Splller and Mrs.
Chisholm took an auto trip to the Ham
ilton Fair on Wednesday.
Miss Pauline Branchaud spent last
week in Bagley MINI. where she went to
assist with musical program.
Mrs. J.P. Brennan returned to her
home in Grafton on Thursday after a
visit with her relatives here.
Mrs. Harry Diemer and children of
Bagley MINI. has spent the last two
weeks with her mother Mrs. Branchaud
Two sisters from st. Mary's academy
are guests of friends and relatives in
town. one of whom is daughter of
Judge and Mrs. E. W.Conmy.
Mrs. Kabernagle and Mrs. Shaw, at
home, to the ladies of Pembina, on Sat-
urday July 10th, from 2 to 5 o'clock,
p. m. at the home of Mrs. Shaw, to meet
Mrs. Eyford.
Misses Olive Warner, Vera Ewing aud
Marjorie Wardwell and Mr.. and Mrs. F.
G. Warner autoed to Morris in the lat
tiers automobile on Tuesday to see the
fair The trip home was made in two
hours.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1909-07-09
A NIGHT Riders Raid.

The worst night riders are caiomel,
croton oil or aloes pills. They raid your
bed to rob you of rest. Not SO with DR..
Kings New Life Pills, They never dis.
tress or inconvenience but always cleanse
the system, curing colds headache, con
stipation, malaria, 25c at all dealers.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1909-07-09
Teacher Wanted.

For primary room Mountain School
Dist No. 3S. Term 8 months beginning
first part of September, must have at
least second grade. State salary and
experience, applications must be in to
undersigned before July Goth.
G. INDRIDASON, Dist. Clerk.
Mountain N. D.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1909-07-09

The annual picnic Of the Orange lodge
of Carlisle will occur at the John See
grove on July 18th. There will be a
good program of sports, baseball and
speaking. The ladies of the NJ. E.
church will serve meals to those who do
not bring baskets.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1909-07-09

WANTED-E'arm, business or income
pro erty. Send full description and
owest net price. Stevens, Box 301 E.
MINNEAPOLIS MINI.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1909-07-09

Iron fence for cemetery lot, buggy
pole and three hundred bushels of bar
ey. For sale by f. A. WARDWELL.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1909-07-09

Messrs, Bennett and Lapp. of st. Vim,
cent have bought a gasoline launch and
are spending their leisure hours plying
the waters of the Red for amusement.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1909-07-09
For Sale.

A good driving pony, harness and
light spring wagons. ii. BASKEN.