The Pioneer Express from Pembina, North Dakota • 5

ri "ttMBCAKD MoLey' PlMBUTA, W. Clerk. TAYERp. TRAINS. ISOOTH oomoaoava MNNNNtni HIMI HNH NORTH DAKOTA BVRKB, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.

Successor to N. C. Young. Seal estate, and collections. BATHOATB, WORTH DAKOTA.

A. THACKBR. AUCTIONEER. Particular attention to ealee of Farm property. KABULTOM, NORTH VrHAft.

6. flAUR.ft, c. Must FELSON. of month. Bathgate and Pembina, Dak- "WorSton.

12. GK.A.. 3B. Beituiki meetings second and fourth Monday of each month. 3.

U. BOMDKBMAM, MOSIB HILLIE. Adiutant. Post Commander. da Regular meetings in tbe evenings ot first and third Friday of every mcrth.

Visiting Brethren in good Hiandirp are invited. W. D. WlHIjAW, Secretary. w.

M. Faxxxblaaa. XjoAgm HO, O. Meets every 4tft and tblrd Monday of the Month. W.W.

FKLBON, AIBTH. Btcorder. M. W. 3C.W.A..

Meet every Second and Fourth Monday. Vislilng neighbors cordially invited. W. E. COATS.

F. M. KING, MEETING each Tuesda 730 during tall and winter to homes of members and friends. JOHN G. DINGLB, Pastor.

Or ace Church, Pembina. EVERY 13 o'clock. Even lone Sermon 7:30 p. Choir Practice Friday evenings at 7:80. W.

WATTOK, Rector. New LIVERY AND FEED STABLE. Back of the Merchants Bank, Pembina. Best of care, and feed guaranteed, at reasonable rates. Horses boarded by the week or month.

Qive me a call when you come to town. CHAS. O'HARA. DRAY LINE. Contract for large lots taken and goods delivered on short notice.

Orders can be left at the Pioneer Bakery delivered to any part of the City. WM WM. FOWLER, Prop. moon. A 1:08 pm 11:87 pm 10:88 am 10:11 tn 62 a a flilMBI 5:04 5:40 7:85 10:06 HHII Grand lOrki 6:38 am am Winnipeg Junction.

GREAT NORTHERN ST. VINCENT. Freight am PaMMigw 1:00 pm do J.KNBKSHAW, Lawyer. Will AMttae in oi Dakota riniiewwMdlMforaOaltAd Statei Laud offlco. to Loan antfOffllietlmtflmto.

DAKOTA Physician and Sargeou. found at all houn wben not professionally engaged, at hll Office, ontttuwmmn aureeiit day and At bit donoe on street niglit. PBMBIHA, JNORTH DAKOTA P. BRENNAN, D. U.

B. Graduate ot Stave University of Iowa. Located Express at Bathgate. Office in tht Pioneer Building. Pembina, from tbo lOtn to the 1Mb at Druvton 16th to 22ud St.

Thomas 2ftrd to Hamilton 28th to V. C. of Sosxer. Meets every Second and Fourth Wednesdav. MRS.

F. M. KINO, MRS. C. B.

HARRIS, C. ofH. Recorder. Meets every First and Third Tuesday of the W. W.

FELSON, HiH Joseph Irwin hasbeenvisiting around Jollette. David awl NettieMcAuley.olJoliette, have been here visiting fcnd having a good time generally. Charley Taylor, daughter Robert Ginn, who have been here ing the hospitality of former neighbors have returned to their homes in Carman, Manitoba. It mi ht be proper to proclaim to the world through' the. PIONEER EXPRESS that the quarantine in has been raised, by the board of health.

No new cases developied after the first cases were School reopened on Monday. A well founded rumor states the St Hilliare Lumber will put in a ystrtf in Hensel. If competition should result in reasonable prices we would be delighted. The present outrageous imposition of the lumber trust prevents farmers and others from, having finer and more comcomfortabie houses and farm buildings. W.

B. Hyslop, a Great Northern railroad surveyor, went over the ground from Milton to the Pembina Portland Cement Works, then from the latter place to Hensel, last Saturday, and states that a road will be built from Hensel next summer. No one here seems to enthuse much over the matter as they fail to see any prospective benefits. Last Monday night the Degree of Honor, after concluding their regular business, added to the interest of the meeting a debate on expansion. Prof.

J. M. Colter, Willie Husband and Donald Thomson for the affirmative and Dr. Halldorson, J. B.

Herron and S. A. Armstrong for the negative. Good points were made on both sides, but the judges decided in favor of the and thus it will ever be. Spain's Greatest Need.

I. R. I Olivia, says this druggist. J. Dl Secretary.

Chief. Methodist Episcopal Church. SUNDAY League 11 a.m. Sunday School lit m. Junior Epworth League 4 m.

Preaching 7:80 p. m. every SunPI polled. One of Geo.Strieb's St Vincent. Miss Effie Stafford is teaching of school in Dist.

a lovely time. CITY -S v.v,: Frank of Parcelona, Spain, spends his winters at Aiken, S. C. Weak nerves had caused severe pains in the back of his head. On using Electric Bitters, America's greatest Blood and Nerve Remedy, all pain soon left him.

He grand medicine is what his country needs. All America knows that it cures liver and kidney trouble, purifies the blood, tones tip the stomach, streng thens the nerves, puts vim, vigor and new life into every inucle, nerve and organ of the body. If weak, tired or ailing yo net it. Every bottle guaranteed. only 50cents.T Sold by T.

R. Shaw, Elora. Dr. Suter's patients are all on a fair way recovery. Rev.

Campbell of Hoople was visiting in town this week. Miss Maud Gill has so far recovered from her illness as to be able to be out. H. Do')ler returned from an extended visit to his old home in Minnesota last week. The annual town meeting passed off without much excitement, 35 votes being teams caused siderable excitement Saturday.

NO ous damage done. T. Considerable brimstone has been burned in the town this last while and the smell thereof has made us have serious notions of changing its name to At the usual Sunday service at the hall three-fourths of the Congregation were ord.iined elders, if you know what that means? A term 42 and reports a good school. Miss Effie ranks high as a teacher. Miss Emma Anderson, Miss Edna Porter and Messrs.

Willie Sullivan and Porter drove to Cavalier Friday and wrote at the examination. They report It is very hard to stand idly by and see our dear ones suffer while awaiting the arrival ot the doctor. An Albany (N. dairyman called at a drug store there for a doctor to come and see his child, then very sick with Not finding the doctor in, he left word for him to come at once on his return. He also bought a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, which he hoped would give some relief until the doctor should arrive.

In a few hours he returned, saying the doctor heed not come, as the child was much better. The druggist, Mr. Otto Scholz, says the family has since recommerided Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to their neighbors and friends tptil he has a constant demand for it from that part of the country. For sale at T. R.

Shaw's drug store. 34-38 Carlisle. Robert Code of Swan Lake, is visiting friends here. Marshall who has been attending school in Minneapolis last winter returned home last week. Mrs, S.

Code of Daulphin, while returning from a visit to her old home in Ontario, stopped off for a visit with her sister Mrs. Rachel Argue. Dan Campbell has changed his mind with regard to building at Carlisle post office aiid has bought three acres fraAn Charles and will build in the spring. 1 in Ontario at his parantat home, retimed the other day. Quite an timber from about here tended the sale at McMaster's in Backoo on Wednesday.

Mrs. George Stafford has been quite ill, but we are glad to learn is recovering. Very little eicitement over the township election here. Tongue River is always a quiet community. Meno Surerus is quite busy these days insuring the fanners against hail.

We hope this part will not be in the hail belt next summer. L. Shuttleworth's many friends are soriy to learn of his illness and hope he may soon regain his usual good health. We arepleased.ro see James JkfcQuartor's smiling face once more in our vicinity. has'spent the winter in Ontario but is glad to return to Dakota again.

John Simons met with a painful accident last week which mighbhave been serious. A horse kicked him in the face and cut the flesh tiadly, knocking out one tooth and jarring the others. He is getting along nicely and we hope will soon be all right again. Akra. E.

Thorlaceus goes to Park River this week for a surgical operation. Election went quietly and all good men were The boys here are making war on the wolves, but there area few scalps yet for rifle practice if any one will come out. The entertainment in the hall Monday evening was both pleasant and profitable. Songs, recitations, talking machine talk, comprised the program. If the Mountain correspondent to the PIONEER EXPRESS will take a day off and come down to Paul Johnsort will discuss the expansion issue with him, in all the phases the word implies, whether it is the Philippines, or the popular issues he reports from his end of the creamery, etc.

Eleotion Returns. JOLIETTE. Supervisors, Pariseau, chairman, Asselstine, Wm Taylor clerk, Harper treasurer. Robt Ferguson jus tice, A Storms constable, Ernest Pari seau assessor, John Taylor tax levy, LINCOLN. Supervisors, Hodgson, chairman, Thos McConnell, John Stewart clerk, Thomson treasurer, Alex Mitchell assessor, Abram Cox tax levy, W00.

BEAUL1EU. Supervisors, John Staples, chairman, John Horgdal, John Hillman clerk, Brynjolfson treasurer, Skjold justice, Brynjolfson constable, Halldorson assessor, JHalldorson tax levy, 9500,. DRAYTON. Supervisors, Jos Morrison, chairman, Smith, McEilveiie clerk, Thos Richardson treasurer, Jas Craig justices, Jas Craig, Geo Brown constables, levy, $200. AKRA.

Supervisors, Samson Bjarnason, chairman, Sveinson, Ingaldson clerk, Wm Pleasance treasurer, Thorwaldson assessor, A Freeman justices, Paul Johnson, Thorwaldson conciliators, Jos Einarson, Johannson, TH Jackson, Larus Freeman. JU. Miller, chairman, Chas LaDoux, John Hogan clerk, Rene treasurer, Jos Berard assessor, Alcide Bourgeois justices, Rene, Walter WeUbrd constables Geo Cor- I Do you take Mid every change ii the weather? Does your threat feel raw? And do sharp pains dart through your chest? Don't you knew these are danger signals which point to pneumonia, bronchitis, or consumption Itself? If you are ailing and have lost flesh lately, they are certainly danger signals. The question for you to decide Is, "Have I the vitality to throw off these diseases?" Don't wait to try SCOTT'S EMULSION "as a last sort." There Is no remedy equal to It for fortifying the system. Prevention is easy.

Scott's Emulsion prevents consumption and hosts of other diseases which attack the weak and those with poor blood. SCOTT'S EMULSION Is the one standard remedy for inflamed throats and for colds, bronchitis and consumption. It Is a food medicine of remarkable power. A food, because it nourishes the body and a medicine, because It corrects diseased conditions. 50c.

and all druggists. SCOTT BOWNE, Chemisti, Ntw York bett, Peter Hogan road overseers, Steph Kohles, Albert DeFoe, Geo Corbett, Volrath, WmMcDona'd, Trudell. THINGVALLA. Supervisors, I A Long, Halfpenny assessor.G Brown poundmasters, John Bellamy, Edwards road overseers, A Brown, Peppard, A Long, John Bellamy tai Hall constable, Bell, Rogers Tisdale treasurer, WM stables, Albert Tisdale, Ornburg assessor, Jas Tisdale tax levy, 9800 road tax, 3 mills per dollar. ft Tnorwaldson, man, Einarson, Jacob Eyfo clerk, Bjornson treasurer, Reykjaln justices, Swain Johnson, SGudmum son constables, Stephenson, HalldorSon assessor, Jonosson poundmasters, Indridsson, Sullivan tax levy, Johnson conci iators, O'Rourke Harvey, MIDLAND.

-4. Supervisors, Thos Duffy, chairman, Jas McConnell, Bell, Bigwood Dalman assessor, John Johnson poundmaster, ohannesson road overseers, Gislaon, Bjornson, Thorlaceas, Bergman, Walter, Thorlafson tax lexy, $450. CRYSTAL. Supervisors, Ole Geytte, chairman, John Gaffney, Thos Sullivan clerk, Jas Wm Mitchell justice, Carr constable, A pollens assessor, Finley McNeal poundmasters, Geo Springstead, A overseers, Alex Robertson, Angus McDonald, Thos Fakkan conciliators, Sullivan, $800. I Pollens road DO Westall, Malcolm son tax levy, $550.

ST. THOMAS. Supervisors, Campbell, chairman, Camp, Geo Swenson clerk, A Lee treasurer, Walton constable, Isaac Jackson: assessor, McMurchie tax levy, WALHALLA. Supervisors, A 'G A McGuin. chairman, Best, Jos Du'ault clerk, Fraser treasurer, Huffman justice, Eraser constable, Andrew Rogers assessor, Byron Lee poundmasters, Vaughn, DO McGuin, A Best, Sam road overseers, Lee, VanSIyck, Jas Greenwood, A Sturlaugson assessor, B.

McGuin, Vaughn, Huffman, Ben Snider, Fralick tax levy, $800. AVON Supervisors, A Gibson, chairman, John Freeman, Hughes clerk, Dalsted treasurer, Hillis justice, Dalsted constables, Arthur Campbell, -X 40 8700. GARDAR. Supervisors, Gudbrandson, chairnan, Oiafson, Melsted clerk, lall treasurer, Oiafson justices, Attention All this loud talk about "the best plate to trade' might be very confusing and misleading if people' did not have a good test to apply, and that is, judge a merchant not by what he says in his advertisements, but by what he does in value giving. That's just the basis upon which we ask people to judge tfiis store.

We like to have our advertisements read because they are our store news, but we don't ask people to take them as proof that we give best values. That proof awaits our customers at the store. Lew prices make easy selling, and we are going to prove this to you during the coming month. From March 9th to April 9th We propose to give some great bargains to cash customers. A job lot of Ladies' wrappers choi.

60 cts, 50c A strong 10c bleached cotton for 7 cents. A very pretty pattern dress goods, our price 15c JM UNFAILING SIGH Pepin, Morrison, Keeling conciliators, A A Bechtel con- Weeks, A Bechtel, David McCurdy TAX levy, $600. LODEMA. Supervisors, A Armstrong, chairman, Thos Ryan, Fred Raney clerk, A Pringle treasurer, Gustave Born justices, Ault, Daniel McMarty constable, Wall assessor, Thomson poundmasters, Abrahams, Claighton, Young levy, $450. To Oure iLaGtrippe in 24 Housr.

No remedy equals WARNER'S WHITE WINS OPTAR SYRUP for this terrible and fatal disease. If taken -thoroughly and in time, it will cure a case in 84 hours, and fer the cough that follows LaGrippe it never Wis to, give relief. Price, Xc and 50c. At T. R.

Shaw's. mm reduced to 11c. A good outing flannel reduced to 5c per yard. A job lot ladies' kid gloves at per pair. Hen's good, strong pants, former price reduced to 75c these are a great bargain.

We have just received a large line of gents fine black worsted suits at the very lowest prices. We are closing out a line of men's ard boys mitts, former price and 50c, reduced to 25c. A lot of fancy outings, former price 8c, now 5 1-2C. A large lot of very fine laces worth 15c at 5, 6, 8. and 12c.

We have named over a few of the bargains we are now offering at greatly reduced prices. CHAS. FULL'S. Cheap Cash Store. PEMfcSlNA TON ORIAL PARLOR, Boils and Pimples Give Warning, THAT NATURE IS APPEALING FOR HELP.

Mrs. L. Qenttle, 2004 Second Avenue, Seattle, says: "I was afflicted for along time with pimples, whioh were very annoying, as they disfigured my face fearfully. After using many other remedies in vain. S.

S. promptly and thoroughly cleansed my blood, and now I rejoice in a good oompleziftn, which I never had before." Smy Books few to any nddnss by the Swift 8peciflo "J5 I I I so 2 3 70 When Nature is overtaxed, she her own way of giving notice that assistanoe is needed. she does not ask for help until it is impossible to get along without it. Boils and pimples are an indication that the system is accumulating im must be gotten rid of they are an urgent appeal warning that can not safely be ignored. To neglect to purify the blood at this time means mote than the annoyance of painful boils and unsightly pimples.

If these impurities are allowed to remain, the system snooumbs to any ordinary illness, and is unable to withstand the many ailments which are so prevalent during spring and summer. Capt Dunlap, of the A. S. R. Chattanooga.

writes: Several boils, and carbuncles broke out upon great pain and annoyance. My blood seemed to be la a riotous condition, and nothing I took to do good- Six bottles of 8 8.8. cured me blood has-been 1 has perfectly pure ever 8. S. FOR THE BLOOD the best remedv.

li the only one that is absolutely free from ritarii and rarities the blood and thoroughly nlrisnsns the health and eteength. Wmm.