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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-08-22
aail ana 1iver N.~

As agreed upon by the committee Of fifteen,
the rates to the worid's Exposition, which opens
ct New Orleans Dec I, and continues six
months, will be upon basis Of $50 from Chi
cago, and US from Ct Louis. There will be .
rebaae q, 80 on each ticket, which will be paid
At the ONCE where the ticket was purchased,
upon the return of the passenger from New
OrleanA These rebate tickets will include 8
certificate OF identification and order for reim-
bursepant with certain stipulations, which will
have 70 be strictly complied with TO enable the
original purchaser to claim the amount Of re-
bste within the specified time.
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Aax 0rsstn = oaaAA 6sappsassd @ ~
wsddt.g nos1tag hsying aiselsr for h. "a.
sn ~. .sy,sss = ~ - 1'ssss = aed ~
: r.. =. RI &.
.oi,..,s - 80 :. ..
HsiIIis Hss sS M S"snir.i ss.sss @se T7 ~
f,ssi ssss1S nm m - -
: = 8 y. =. i
E 4rA Emily g. Wempy o9 Norctoso, Ga, who
had not sAspped Tor tventv.tvo veer. ~
oured 81 faitk: snd elrost fnmeaistslv arose
and Valked a church. y - ~ . -
= ',,,s ! . q. !. s..s.-@ -
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Tamals, and life and intelligence once
more animated their glance.
0Saved ~ ha eriad Wsavof1lU


more animated their glance.
g "Saved!" he cried, "saved!"
i tiJ,. And with convulsive effort he strove
,oll hv ise from the sands his palsied arm,
s.:.. .shls eager gaze directed the atten-
* the bellolders to the still rigid
htly clenched fingers. Within
By virtue ofp OF the rigid hand lay . shell
Y. re and 0rdsstky white, nearly concealed by
liz liz county our. oPf green and slimy weed. Esder.
ipon y iudg 1orite friend Of Hafiz, snatched
- ,ax ana na aNSS9ect from the yielding fingers,
Il Pease pl$ l$ld it aloft to the view of the
3nurley and
% tr !1S ais ssa s, rize prize" cried the youth.
six hundred not the pearl furrow upon the
order Of ralY
therefore, asr 1bfhe crowd clustered around Esder
yili otlsr OIL open the brittle cell; and soon,
y ,:"S.ssvas. I s hdmiring EXPLANATIONS, he raised
in air pearl of princely size and beau
. ty.
Long live the fortunate Hafiz!s he
n cried; "most fortunate and most deserv-
ing Of the sons of the Gulf! And long
id live the fair Tamals, who soon shall be
D. his bride!"
ct His words were answered by shout
III OF deafening applause; while Marabek,
y whose countenance grew dark with
wrath, bethought himself of the die.
ID tates of prudence, and strobe away in
lis sullen silence.
Il was asserted among tho divers Of
lg Afmul that the pearl Of Ha6z was the
ne largest that had ever been found in
Of that region; and great was the praise
bestowed upon the efforts which had
J" torn 80 fair prize from the treasury
Df Of the Geni of the SEQ. But Hafiz had
not striven merely for the need of
Ie wealth or admiration. The hanl of
Of Tamala, and frugal competency, were
ie all that his wishes could require; and
o. when the moment arrived in which the
lovely Persian yielded to him her heart
n he felt that his happiness was complete.
es Every Other Saturday.
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x
An unconarmed report il current i Kansas
City hs. Ased ssd Sheldon Il the n. missing h
stated tha9 Andrew II. Finlsy, restaurant
keeper OF Trenton, made overtures to the au-
thorities for the reward, saying he had seen
Sheldon there and converssd with him
The latest news from Lewis county, Tex.
makes it certain that in Sundays ARRAY at
least 6ye persons were killed. viz: YOunp,
Gordon, David Hinson and three Mormon
elders. The other elder who escaped wss
seen near the Hickman county line, and Is sup
70 nsvs %nas ~ E,y to shady
shot when an elder ran behind her, will die
Russell H Lewis, Of st Louis, ahot and
killed himself in st Louis He WAS . young
man Of thirty two years, and Of very nervous
tempersmsnt His wife is daughter Of Cen.
tunate affair with young lglehsrt two years ago,
for which her husband obtained divorce. 6ut
some months later they met in Chicago, b.
came recOnciled. remarked, and since have
been living together.
Tho knowledge Of the killing Of Kitty, the
seventeen -year-old daughter Of Heck Mitchell.
farmer living three miles west Of Sycamore.
ILL by Louis Taylor, . farm hand, created the
greatest excitement in Sycamore. The mur-
dered girls parents had left the house after
dinner, leaving the daughter at home alone
with Taylor, who was working near the house.
Alice Dennis, the daughter Of neighbor, was
to pass the afternoon with Kitty. When she
later arrived q $50 P. m. she made the horri-
bic tiseoyery that Kitty was corpse, and that
who bad evidently attempted to oufrsge her.
Two hundred men set out upon his trail and
finally discovered him near creek Of water.
Taylor Was seen TO run into tho stream and
killed himself with pistol shot IN the had.
His body was recovered The mother Of the
murdered girl il insane y.
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CAvlLEER.

7 CAvILEER. ~
Cherry.picking is In order.
Harvest is booming around G.yileer
this week. &
| We have had some very heavy rain
storms lately.
Building is being rapidly pushed for
ward in town.
Have you got your twinc yet is the
'~pst frequent query now davs.
to SEQ thee .xrtrf u lh;n.,llers ,tl,resh.
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bsk either perceived not or affected no
TO perceive the gesture of dislike.
"a lovely day, he continued, lookin,
.onored us with a flying visit last wecleiNt
Land officers are having harvest this )
month a. several are proving up. .
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Crimes ana Criminals.


GRIMES ana OrtnatnAls.
Bob Ford and Dick Lddell Of Jesse James
fame, landed In Las Vegas qu0d for riotous
conauc1
Richard Cowlthorp Of Lake George. stesrns
.onnt,, Min, ..,nr,;t.o. 800. eS s..... =.
his tS,,o.t 'A' o'muA''so s"aeaoe " cosuns
John sco.. brother ., ., oo,,,...,,.n ~ r,,,,,
a.. n scott comno;t.es .n;,;sa p ,...;a. III. s;..
self with check Iine at his home In Smith hneld
Ohio The cyuse is unknown. =
Anton Bsccioc, indicted for murder in the
cnns esatsr ZOE 1881 ss Aaam 9 DoeE ~ G1n-
penalty ia lmprisonment for iifa AA'
y n po-.l, ..,....,.m.,,
- :" rowon, wno snos snd kllled James Lyr-
ica oi Albany IN ms w,ies bedroom as Batavia,
N. Y, has withdrawn proceedings for divorce
w;fs II fe'ohe'hAaon has 0een enecsed with his
=, =:
-; ll1'..a n.4.s isfmel ~ SCUM beiievlle'
sho,t;na % h;n,sa1 Sle,as Iy ysS'efaa t forenoon Dy
6nsuc;. trnnI,ia f. Tas.,,s .1e e iesa yegso,
S. cI,;idran 'Ao1D1o 4A0 t0s'os "ne sno aour
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COuACy btaG Ab G6llSU A6nROOn, and lH
three miles south of Doyles lake. The
chairman of the board Of county COM
missioners is L. O. Uracong.
Huron OAK, Special. Eastman &
Nance, proprietors of the Bank of Hu.
ron, made an assignment to Probate
Judge Hannay. The unsecured liabil-
tiles, mostly to depositors, are $1,000
The schedules have not fully been made
out, but the assignee says there will un-
questionably be assets sufficient to pay
dollar for dollar and leave balance.
The first threshing of the season was
done near Bismarck, August 9. One
half acre of oats from the Marshall
farm yielded thirty bushels, and weighed
forty pounds to the bushel.
A special from Pierre says: Prepara
tions are already being made in the way
of perfecting facilities for the Dakota
Republican territorial convention, which
meets here on September II. Advices
arc received here from all over the ter
ritory which lead to the belief that it
will be the largest and most important
convention ever held in Dakota. Pri-
maries are now being held in the vari-
ous counties and intense interest is be-
ing taken in the canvass.
At 900. 600, there will be an average
ofeighty-three bushels of wheat to every
man woman and child in the territory;
or an average Of 415 bushels to every
family. At Q, moderate estimate for
consumption and seed, this leaves q
surplus Of an average Of 325 bushels to
each family, At$l q bushel the sur
plus will bring into the territory an
enormous sum of money. But itis only
one item of the account. There are
oats, barley and rye crops. Flax ID
getting to be Large crop in Dakota.
Dakota corn promises magnificent
return. The hay that viii be ont in
the tssxitorys this yeAr.swill command
unusual prices. And he value oa the hay
sand corn win be inrtaall9rE ephanceed 81
.tssding te - II o. u
Dals .. ! j :. 1ste ~ - & h Il ii
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Mikes Free Ride.

Tickets! tiekets!" were the familiar
words that resounded through the coach.
They fell upon the ears of passenger
who had entered at the last statiou-an
unshavea, shrewd and seedy looking son
of the old sod. Instantly he fell to
searching the inside pockets of his over.
coat for the transportation passport, and
was earnestly engaged at this when the
conductor stopped at his side. The pas
senger worked eagerly, the official wait
ing patiently; but finally the former
Strengthened up and said: "A howl in
me pocket, conductor; go long widger
train an I'll find the thlcket alime You
COON back" As the train slackened
speed at the next station the conductor
returned, when the Irishmsn, whose
search for the ticket had been fruitless,
remarked: Let me off here, conductor
dear; l did intend to go on to Teddy
Hoot, but dim goin back to get me
ticket As he alighted on the platform
an Acquaintance samtsd him with: "An'
its home ye are, Mike. Will yez stay
over Christmas," ''lndade will.
"How's worruk wild yez?' Poor. poor. y
"Ii | hadn't been lucky enough to lose
me thicket | shouldn't ave got ere at
all, Chicago Herald.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-26
A Sha oby Trick.

Ii il we'll known that Stale Senator
Hauk Ruyer is u practical joker without
mercy. senator Bridges seut foi. Mr-.
B. to come to Springfield Gu the day Of
the last gubernatorial reception. She
came. In the evening the Senator and
his wife were walking through the man
sion halls when they met Senator Ruger.
"Senator Ringer" said Senator Bridges,
", ernit me to present to you Mrs.
Bridges, my wife" Senator Ruger,
without making the accustomed bow,
eyed the lady moment, and then grave
ly said; "Why, Senator, this is not the
lady you introduced as your wife last
week" A look of CONSERVATION followed,
and then the joker, pretending to see
that he had made terrible mistake,
stammered sort of IL mean-well-
that is, Senator, beg your pardon
good evening"" and he walked away,
leaving matters in that most diabolically
mixed shape. Chicago Herald.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-26
An Ancient Relic.

Az a recent meeting Of the Tennessee
Historical Society, held in Nashville,
Gen. Thurston presented rare old flint
lock gun. 1t is probably the Oldest gun
in the State. 1t is about SIX feet in
length and hand somely ornamented with
brass mountings. The end of the long
barrel where It has rested against the
wall, is worn away with usage. The
letters and figures, "H. NJ. l74l, are
deeply cut in the brass mounting. veri.
flying its antiquity aud showing it is at
least l43 years old. 1t was doubtless
in use when Daniel Boone was born, and
was an old gun at the time Of Braddock's
defeat by the Indians before the Revo-
luton. The gun was presented to Gen.
Thurston by the chief ordinance officer
Of the federal army at Nashville in 1865.
He had selected it out of 5000 captured
and condemned arms stored in a ware
house on the public square as the most
interesting veteran of the lot. 1t was
reported to have been captured in n
skirmish at Lavergne, Tenn, in 1862.
The initials, III. NJ" in monogram ON
the stock, may enable some OF our
readers in that section to identify it. Its
early history would doubtless give it
additional interest.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-26
Items of Interest.

A colorsd dramatic club In New York
has been christeued the Irving
Tea Garden il the name Of strong
and substantial citizen Of Austin, Texas.
Snow fell at Yuma recently. II must
have surprised the "oldest inhabitant." +"
II George Washington were alive he
would have been l52 years old last Fri
day.
There may be joke in this high
water business. but you can't soc the
Point.
The Inder claims that tan games -four
ish In the Chinese quarters of San Ber-
nar,lino.
The Buffalo, N. Y. breakwater is
489l feet long, and Is to be nude 1000
feet longer.
One of the ponderous statesmen of the
Mississippi legislature reioices in the
name of Christians.
An Alilene, Tex, paper is said to be
the only one in the State that openly
advocates the herd law.
Several small black snakes were re.
GENTLY killed In one Of the principal
streets of Concord, N. Ii.
Mrs. Jas. Stevenson died recently at
Scranton, Pa, whils in dentists chair
having several teeth pulled
A woman has Just died in Belfast,
Ireland, who worked NJ lnhor'r at tine
lockyards there tor thirty years.
"You may fall in love with an Ameri-
can girl," says foreign gentleman, lint
u German girl will make the best wife. !"
The old cemetery at New London,
Conn, is to be made into park. in
memory of the soldiers and sailors Of tue
late war.
Ca.s county, ILL.,, boasts Of "A girl whose
heart is located on the right side. The
medical societies are wrestling with the
problem.
Seven .ei ghths Of the females who land
at Castle Garden, New York, are said to
be young lassies in search of their recre-
ant lovers.
The most successful farmer of Walton
county, Georgia. is Arasmus G. Wright,
so years of age, who has been blind since
his infancy.
Tucson is not bothered much over the
loss Of Its opera house. 1t was folly to
ever have constructed it, and its impor-
lance entirely ceased when Tom Fitch
had played "Richelieu."
C. w. C. Rowell telegrsl hs from San
Francisco that oil the judges of the
supreme. BsRGhh BsRGhhsncs M: Of s San .oa ..dlRo iRs
county should have been re-enacted last
October, aud thst Judge Howard's de-
ci.ion will stand. No county licenses
..n, therefore, be collected before next
October.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-26
Star of a Leg Show,

] never shall forget, "wlile memory
holds its seat in this distracted globe"
meeting on railroad car the most igno.
rant, mushy girl l ever encountered.
She was going to rittsburg. and. We got
showed up aud were delayed fifteen
hours, and she capered about like gib.
berng idiot, till Of sudden s,'me one
said we wouldn't reach Pittsburg ill the
middle of next week, when she set up n
believing that would have spttraeted a
COW. went over to administer comfort.
''ls it Of great consequence you should
reach there befoIe that time, NY girl?'
asked.
~ shall lose my place Il I don't" she
sobbed.
OF course supposed she was going to
be vegetable cook ut the MoDonganela
House, and | said / could make it all
right. b
"No," she walled, "them parties as
expect me wont take no excuse They'll
git some one else into the place" .f..f
We all felt sorry for the poor things
distress, and assured her she might get
. better position in another locality.
"The talk is N. g." said she. "Ill
have ter git back ter New York ter git
another chance; there's no biz doing in
Pittsburg."
Then | ventured to inquire which
branch Of the culinary art she practiced.
"Why, Tm an actress" she replied.
The back of the seat hit me severe
clip behind the ear, but rallied and
family murmured, 'An actress
"Yes. | am. And I'd be Stalaccta in
the Black Crook to.morrer night ef il
warnt fer this dern snow
care you vocalist $3.50.
Never mind yer French. l'm the
boss when ken show my legs, Stag
them for Sialaccta." She raised the
ante then and there; saw passed and
salled-the porter, to bring me pail Of
snow in which to rest my fevered brow.
And few months after, when some
spectators got up show at Niblo's
Garden, in which Adam, Eve and both
the kids, and variety Of variety angels
figured, behold, there was old beef.to.
the-heels, escaped from the snow drift,
waving hand and bunioned foot and
John Sullivan arm at me, exclaiming:
.'A-proach approach, to A, dam sight
The sucker bring-the sucker bring"
~. Y. Mirror.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-26
Lionized.

At a little dinner at Delmonico's the
other night, there was present an actor
who goes little into society. bat whose
character and gifts make him in every
way desirable acquaintance. A charm
ing lady, who was present. reproached
him for absenting himself from her en-.
tertainments, 1--WE all want to seeyou, ="
she declared; "you really ought to let
US honize you a little" "My dear
madam" returned the Thespian, 81
never heard of but one man who was
not compeletely spoiled by being lion
iEed." "Who was that?" asked the
lady. The Prophet Daniel" respond.
ed the sctor.-ModerH Age.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-26
Co-Partnership Notice.
s,.ts NJ

State of California. lss
County Of Los Angeles,
We, che undsnignsd. do hereby certify that
we are panbsrs tsanactinF business In the STATE
Of California, our principal place OF business be
ing In the City and Comfy Of Los Angeles, with
branch ofhcs In the City Of New York, under the
Arm name and style Of The San Pedro Winery;
that the names In full Of all the members OF such
partnership are: H. Boettcher, ,,residence, aity Of
Los Angeles. county Of Los Angeles, State Of
California, and Alexander Jastrow, residence
City and State OF New York.
In witness whereof, We have hereunto 81 our
han,is and seals this 2ist day Of February,
1854. HERMAN BDET1CHER
Restience Los Angeles, Cal.
ALEXANDER JASTR0w,
Residence New York.
I hereby certify the foregoing to be fun. tris
and correct copy Of the original Certificate of Co
Partnership between II. Boettcher and Alexan-
der Jastrow on Ale In my offce. and that have
carefully compared the aame with the original.
In witness whereof, have heruunto set my
hand and afsixed the Seal Of tho superior Court,
this 2lst day Of February, 1884. s-..5
tsKAL-I A. ". POTJS. County County.
~ 6ss.te fsbse 81 a5ass fl.aG
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s-..f 500 ai $50
aH Hsa ala
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eeGtToAHrrA rRanU
20 -u d.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-26
JoHxHY,s POCKET.

DO you know what's In my pottetY
such lot o. treasures in hl
Listen, now, while bedin IT.
suci, lot o sings 1t hold,
And all there IL YOU sail be told.
Ererysln' dat's in my pottet.
And when, and whore, and how dot II.
First Of all, here's In my pottet
A beauty shell. picked " up.
And here's the handle Of a cup
That somebody has broken at tea.
This shsiis hole In ID. you see,
Nobody knows thatI have dot II,
keep II safe here IN my pottet.
And here's my ball, too, In my pottet,
And here's IN, pennies, one. two. three,
That aunt Mary gave TO me.
Tomorrow day RI by spade,
when I'm out walking with tho maid,
| cant put dat here Ia my pottet.
But can use II when I've dot IL.
Herss some more sins IN my pottetl
Here's my lead and here's my string,
And once had an iron ring,
But through hole Il lost one day;
And here Is what always say
A holes the worst sin in u pottet -
Have II mendsd when you've dot 1t.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-26
Los Angeles Lodge No. 1926, x. Of II.

Regulas msstinRs Of the above Lodge ate Lshi
every Friday evening st Old Masonic Hall.
Spring street. Waiting brothers are cordially In.
vifcd 70 sttend. o. A. DEAHING
M Hf ta fHf a Dictator &
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Railroad Ticket and Employment
Office.

BUREAU OF INFORMATION; male help fres;
Real Estate Broker houses aud lots sold vi In
stallments; houses and rooms, furnished OF I'M
furnished, secured. X. NiTrINoER
iai North Main Street, near First St.
Telephone No. 1ls sepi5 en
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-26
Gro. 8. Stafford. WM CAkDwELL.
BILLS E CO.,
GENERAL HoRWANDEkS,
Office, No. Q Market street.
Opposite Court House
Boilers, safes, Pianos, Furniture, etc., Handled
with Care.
PIANOS RtPAcktn FOR SHIPMENT.

Richard NJ. Beach, the Executor OF the last
Will and Testament Of Elizabeth y. Beach, de-
cepsed, having filed his petition herein, praying
for an order OF sale OF the whole OF the real
estate Of said decedent, for the purposes there
in set forth:
1t Is therefore ordered by the Judge OF the said
Court, that all persons interested In the estate II
said deceased, appear before the said Superior
Court on Monday, the thirty-first day OF March.
1884 at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon Of sail day, at
the Court Room OF said superior court, ut the
Court House, in the cit, AMI county VI Los An
gees in the to show cause why an
order should not be granted to the said txecu-
tor to sell the whole much OF the real estate
oi the said deceased at private sale shall be
necessary.
And that copy of thus order be published at
least four succ ssive weeks In the Daily ilERALD,
newspaper printed and published In said city
and county.
" n. :.OwAkD,
Judge OF the superior Court.
Dated February, Goth, 1884.
Brunson, Wells Lee, Attorneys for ESecu-
lor. teb2Otd
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Executors Sale OF Real Estate.
In the Superior Court, County Of Los
Angeles, State of California.
In the matter OF the Estate OF Anne Patterson,
deceased.

Notb,e is hereby given that in pursuance Of an
order CT the superior Court OF the county OF Los
Angeles, State Of California, made on the 18th
day OF February, 1854, In the matter II the es-
tate OF Anne Patterson, deceased, the under.
signed Executor OF saiL deceased, will
sell at private sale, to the high vt
bidder. for cash In gold coin OF the
United States and subject TO confirmation by
said Superior Ccnrt, on or after Thursday,
The 2ath day OF February. 1884.
All the right, title, interest and estate OF tn
said Anne Patterson, deceased. at the time Of
her death, and all the right. title and in
tercst that the said estate has by ope-
ration of law or otherwise acquired,
other than or m addition to that Il the
said deceased at the time Of her death In and "a
all that certain lot OF land lying and being In the
city ot Los Angeles. county Of Los Angeles, State
OF California, and particularly described ~ iol'
lows, to-wit.
Lots One Q), Two (2) and seven (D In Block
Five (h) OF East Los Angeles, arc riding to the
survey thereof made by frank Lecouvrcur IN
December, 1873.
T,rms and conditions OF sale:--Cssh in gold
coin, upon continuation by the Court. Bids OF
offers may be made at any time after the first
publication Of this notice and before the making
OF the sale.
All bids or offers must be In writing and left
at the sffice of Bioknell White, Room II Tenn
Pile Block, IN said city and county, or delivered
personally TO the undersigned.
fehlltd Executor OF sail Estate.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-26
Masonic Notice.
Eagle Corps, N. q. 9.

KseuLAR meetings At the Armery rps
street, every Friday evening Al O'Clock.
W. II. II. RUSSELL
Csptlin Comfnsrdnr
c.. A. KsrtkR. First sargcs,h jrsIif
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-26

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