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\ very common error made In natural
histories where this fish is mentioned is
that Sc does not fly. ats supposed fight
is nothing more than prolonged leap
II cannot dcviate from straight line
tering the water This. briefly, is the
sort Of thing one meets with In text books
where reference is made % this fish.
The simplest way Of dealing with it il
the professors method Of answering the
query Of the French academy whether
their definition Of a crab was correct. The
Htory is so well known that il does not
need repetition. As the result Of personal
observation extending over a good many
years, / assert that the eXocetus does fy.
/ have often seen flying fish rise 200
yards of. describe n semicirclr. and meet
ing the ship rise 20 feet ia the mir perpen-
dicularly. AT the same time darting of at
right angles to its previous course. Then.
after another long fight. when just about
70 enter the water, the gaping jaws Of o
dolphin emerging from the sea gave 10
pause, and BE- ross again. returning almost
directly upon Us former course. This pro-
ceiure is so common that DO is a marvel IL
IL not more widely known.
a flying fish Of mature size can hy 600
yards. il does bot lap It's fins as a bird
but they vibrHtc. liks the wings Of an iu-
sect, with distinct hum. The only thing
which terminates IT'S flight invoiuutarily
IS the driving Of its fin membranes and
their consequent sti1cuiug. Cham
Journal
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PRINCESS coLoNNA

The Princes Cclonna" came over a.
''Nrs. Morgan That sounds better
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Princes Colenna, now with her papa, has
been added to the royal contingent OF New
York New Orleans picayunc
Princess Colonna's frank and earnest
statement wins for her Inspect aud slmpa
thy at once New York Journal
Put not your trust ia princes" Is Scrip
tural Injunction which the Princes Colon
ma fully accepts. New York Recorder
What availeth IL an American girl 20 pre-
tx princess" duchess or countess "a
her name and lose all her independence and
happiness Philadelphia Call
Princess Colonna ought 60 write a book
Of her experience for the benefit OF other
foolish American girls who arc trying TO
buy title, with husband thrown in.-
Philadelphia Press.
But is Il not about time that the Amer
lean girl ceased to bite 80 eagerly az the
titled haitf What's the matter anyhow
with a good. plain American husband
Isn't he all right Baltimore sun.
Colonna has left Paris. He had better
not be too brash about crossing the water
Il would take not very great or painful de
liberation ON the part OF some old fashioned
American people 10 give him a taste Of the
horse poud. -Elmira Advertiser.
IL would not be wise for Prince Colonna
TO follow his American wife TO this country
Tor the purpose Of prosecuting her orof tax
ing his children from their mother by force
The public has nus allowed itself to become
excited by the Colonna affair, but IL has
some pretty strong convictions ON the sub
iect Of American women and their ignoble
lords Philadelphia Inquirer
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4.th 90 NNO-- ia IuF DISTRICT
- raur. " fh1 ilrst Judicial I'D. tficf Of the
sul tIarsn.
Frederick oven. 81 li.sr owen aad IRA r.
ilr rutsnn. ne IuFa- roe Ium ssn pain
tr .u. sri dr.d dofand. n'
Tho stats - Montana sauds greeting 10 the
81 "N' .HI. 3 l. f.aIt a.fH .Hn..41e-
lor 20 tnrsty required % aDue1r ia "a action
ti.uf ataiati 600 - fhH above named plaintiff 3
at lhc rta. ~ Montana ia and fur the county "
twif and .arle. and 20 answer fha complai NJ
h,eo ihe'nn F.ln FEN dara larr .usfvs 81 mo DAY
70 ItlrrI ATE. 100 -srvicH luI 20 this sum
mons ta. veg " tara this county nr II served out
OF Iila onN-f.. uuf within fhIs district, within
tNeutT dave ofh@rwisa sithi4 fo.ly daya or
4lHfi.iAi D. Iofa1lt vii b. fakel agaius. you
tet"fa4hs 90 the prayer 81 snld c1mpiainr
pa q .H-i f. lfsusrt tu 90 ufsI tas "a u
. .-'a O. aa .dsa b. t.rsst uusa tWo noes a
1e a if'ra." % .lu kn.lete- 90 order fui
go N. fiih llta.esf AZ o. nar oaaf anl assigngd
- lt..t.ia De utuar. eHacufsd Bct. a 1914
+-a OH = lA1h. 3 a .a.4 TO asrchanfs National
--A.' 90. Naltana. for tiagI signed b.
q. t. 80 a. o. prime pale. and hoNsn
h" pot e. surgtirs aud paid on b
And yul ais hrrohJ notified thar q sou fail 10
~ gear rui answer tle faId complaint. above
trtufai f.e sid ultlatiu slll taks dsi aul
tfa.i T.1 arf ladsmint far aLGa.tt ard In
lreu under mY lard and che zeal % the dis
ifift court 70 tlu ffrrt .udicial district Of tha
ffnf n Montana. in and Tor IN
county - Less and tlarhe
.ii AilFt ffls .lfl daI - Fobr uary, IN n,
sNn. a. grar VI our Lord uDa thousaad
puu- eight huldr.f AMI uinetI-fgun
JOHN BEAN. Clerk
~ 70. a.. tHrfuRs. D.p4fl Is-E
aiAi'L 81 Word. aitofn ega Tor plaintiffs.
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$3.50

A neat dwelling on Madison avenue, 6
rooms. pantry. ? closets. cellar. city water
in kitchen, good barn large enough for 6
horses. ma level lot In exeellent neighbor-
hood. $3.50 payable down, balance on
Tins % 5 yer cent
81 per front foot for fne lot having 30
feet frontage on sparta street and 40 feet
dsspi city water on lot; particularly good
location FOR any one wishing 10 keep cows
o poultry; $50 down, $40 per mOntt.
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CHEVIFF's sAIE-HFNRY VOGFL PLAIN
- tiff. Marie kleins ohmdt. arl Klein
schmidt, rod iibsr-. helena uss Lizht and
,ehmidt' : I'd iisialsin aud thomas 4 Asthiss
CO. paftners n lleirlein a ia HAS. Edward " d.
III ~ cashier. Morris ard and Julius aads
co-fssIt nsr- a. fandr sros.. defendant
Under and by virtue Of an order % safe ant de-
cree Of foreclosure Aad seie issued out % tn
district c9prt u the ffst judicial dlstrio ~ the
state uf Montana, IN and Tor Tho oaunty Of Lewis
and Clarke. on the iUth day ~ fohruary. A. D.
~. Ia the above entitled sction, wherein
henry NoseL The above named plaintiff. Oh
tanned judgment and decree 90 foreclosure and
sale ags nst The above Eanlsi defendants. o. the
18th day Of ogembar. A. H. 1898. FOR
aud attorneys feos. wAloh said de
oroe vas. on the l,fh day of NoFembar A. ID.
lsst recorded IN Judgment book 80 Of said
those certain lot. piece. or parcel. ~ land
situate. lying and being N The tawp-iie Of tie
citf Of elena county Of iewis aud larke.
state u Montana aud bounded and described A.
tot nuuber ono ul. in block fort,-ssgeg tt7l.
touEsizty ~ feef front on rirth hveuus amt
feVFnty lsul FEET deep Warren ftrests als1 Il Z
number W. 90. IN b ocG fcrty-seFen il7l. b ia
twsuty -four "a fost front un finfh avenue ant
commencing A. y lat on isih avenue siEtJ
ll0i fast sasterl7 u the catterly line OF Warren
siro1t. runutns thence uuriheriy seventy fiul
teet thsnee Nesier' s1iy CO.. - 10 Warren
.irsst. thsnco mott err thirty three ssl feet
thence castor fightY-i Tour ~ o., thence
soufhsrly ons hundfeI lla0i e. 10 sixth ave
nue. theaee westerly 90 the psint Of begiuuing
u O. lqt nunbn tnfea I'D. IN block forty seven
ffi.. feinr irtF-tuo ff.i fest lrout ca slfff
nVenue ene handled 100 feet dsep
luEstfer vita all anI sInEular the tnna
maats. hafeiitemeuts and appuT onancss thsro-
unto 'ssif nEinz - On nav Wise aDpertAining.
allto notice IL herebT given. that Ga ruas
daY Tie "a day % harrh A. ID lEgl A. n
O'clock ~ Of that dty 81 the frvnt dsor % fhs
court fslss. lle.eus iswis anil lnTks county,
Montana, vii. in uNat snce q said order Of al
ant dsrfsa u fsreela urc ADD fale sell the aboss
ea-ofibad property o. 80 much ihsrsoi a. ma,
D. Necessary Ia fHtisfy said judgment With Ia.
iefesl and eosis. 20 ths highest and best BIDDER.
Tor each ln hand
Given under ny hand. this 18th dap o. February
CHARLES ID. CURTIA sherlh
~ Tam r. hoas Under sheriff
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was the organization ~ the Commercial
bank. After establishing thar concern his
meteoric course began through number
Of Indians towns, and he acquired posses
sion or control Of q ver.table chain OF banks
throughout the state. Then he went TO
Chicago, where, with the aid of others he
opened the Columbia National hank. Later
he obtained firm hold on other banks IA
Indiana. which fed the Chicago institution.
Throughout the lloosier State the rapid
ity with which Dwiggins had risen in the
world Wa a source Of endless talk, and
every one marveled az his success. One
ANA am gladly placed their hard earned
savings in the side issue concerns Of the
new banking genius. thinking man who
could ascend 90 the heights Of presidency
ia Chicago banking circles must indeed be
q financial heavyweight.
The blind faith OF the Indiana people in
Dwiggins ability was shown when the
state banking department claimed TO have
discovered faults in his methods and warn
al the shareholders % his banks. But
those most vitality interested seemed TO
have more confidence ia Dwiggius than ina
the state department, whose officers could
not reach the Napoleon as the state
banking laws were too narrow. some Of
the stockholders who refused to take notice
OF official declarations against Dwiggins
know more than they did then. since they
have had 20 pay some liberal assessments
on their stock
When he organized his chain ~ Indiana
banks. Dwiggius went to towns that offered
favorable opportunities for opening banks
and interested residents Of influence, and
they took part in the enterprises. 10 is said
by state banking department officials that
these banks were capitalized az from So
600 TO 900 each, but were operated on the
money Of depositors; that they were at first
managed as private concerns, but when
well established Dwiggns reorganized the
banks, sold the stock and gave notes for the
shares be retained for himself
Another OF Dwiggns' conceptions was
the United States Loan and Trust company
of oxford, which was supposedly connected
with his system Il was capitalized at
81 .1O0.O0O. but the state department called
the capital apparent" Dwiggins claimed
the Endorsement Of Senator Sherman for
his trust company and said that John ID.
Rockefeller had offered 20 buy 81 ,OO0, 900 Of
its bonds as am investment
Zimr went mp like a rocket and came
down like the stick. He was oustcd from
his throne Of fame and showed through the
slough Of ignominy. all because one Of Tn
Gle Sans bank examiners thought fit to
inquire into his banking methods. Protests
awaited naught. There wasn't enough mon
ey 20 carry on business. and the Columbia
National bank remained closed. Then came
the pathetic side of the story. Hundreds
Of hardworking Indanans had their last
dollar in Dwiggins' country banks. and one
by one these concerns went 90 the wall. In
Chicago two or three small concerns went
down with the Columbia
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THE MARKETS

sTC CKS
WV YoRK. March Bar silver. 5sA
Copper-Flat. lake. 80 52,l.
Ieai-steady. domestic. SAl0
sugar was a feature Of dealings on the stock
@ chsnge to-day And touched o. which has never
heea lone since Last November. closing within
"a oftho best figure, At gain ofth Ter cent com
pired with closing prices Aiurday. Preferred
recorded an advance II a.. whom IS vac reached.
{. aul shows an advance Of IA; preferred
moving uplh. Other grsngors. Of which Bur
Ii-gton 4 Quincy was moat active participated
lai gsly In The general improvement. Chicago
@ 70 made an advsnce Of ~. Disabling rose a.
! onds hrm.
Governments Firm.
fftroloum- Aotivs. April Al &C bid
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NOTICE TO CREDITOR, ESTATE {

NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF
~ hAres IA. Dunbar. deceased.
Notice l. hereby given by the undaraiQned. ad-
ministrAior 81 the estate OF farles a.. i.un
bar. deceased 10 the creditors ~. and
all perEouh having c aims Rxainst the said
deceased 10 EXHIBIT them with the n cessary
voucher " thin four months after tho hrs. pub-
ucAtlon ofthis notice 60 the said IN illustrator
the uttco Of II. p heIner. N the Montsna NJ
fame he NIX the placs Tor tbs Transaction o.
tho business Of said estate in the county Of ews
and clarke.
JOS. \. KENCK.
Admin istrator OF the Estate Of Charles II. uun-
bar. deceased
Dated Helena Montana February H. isai
Date OF hrst publication February IL 1874.
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Agents

THE HELENA INDEPENDENT 10
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in Idaho, Utah, Colorado, Wash
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HE EsA. Mont. Feh 2 1884
Compliant having been a cred a. this oflica
~ frnesf 40 Wright acalnsf Prank A. Hutchin-
sul Tor abandon a. his f0mestsAa outry 30.
al1i. dated Mag q ls.2 uDHn he ~ = section
z, township % a. range 3 v. in Lewis and iarke
con ~, Montana via FisW 10 tho cane / alton
90 said entrI; the said paEtes are hereby suu.
mored fo appear a. tuls once on he 10Th day q
March leth q 10 O'Clock q. m. Co rsspull rud
furnish testimony culcsrnilg FHid al'crr4 atau
donment GRO. AZ. bDl EDt Is
araiWnr.
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nlssOiUTION NO1IfE-NOIl'E Is HEEE-
- b. given that the hrm a Schnrmarhorn E
West doing business ~ helenA Moutsna. and az
lens ais. 90 ora, d dissQl vel b. mutual
consent Charles ~ fCuormorhorn succefsls fu
said business aud will paT al dehts % fhs q rm
and oullact all account doe the said trm except
accoun's Tor goods cold b. Eeeclor 60. ~ 81
VII he travelling upon tie rad Whlch account.
knuWn road arcoulte,' which Ia.f
named accounts NJ. Nes, owns and BE- autLor.
ilod 20 collEct.
CHARIEs =. ECHERMEEHOhN
BLLCnLh q. WIS.,.
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Ter hor wss ght. ler gloves were on.
Aud set she fingered a. the door.
Ihr while, im paiicut of delay.
Her waiting husband gently sw0re.
iier hat Wa straight her gloves were on,
Yet while outside his heels De knocked
khe stood within The on~n door
10 ask him if 90 had been Iacked
D-troif Tribune
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II you Ike 20 read and have many books,
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CRATES the whole system. IL attacks all scrof
ul0us skin and scalp diseases IN tho right way
by purifying the blood.
Tia diseases that Il cures come from a
torpid liver. or from impure blood For
everything Of this nature, It Is the only guar
onfscd remedy
Ia Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Sour Stomach,
BiNousnoss: an Bronchial, Throat, and Lung
Affections, even Consumption TOR Lung -scrof-
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The worse your Catarrh, the more you
need Dr.. Sages Catnrh Remedy.
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A grip cold leafs 90 consumption. Check
serious Consequence b. tssinx Hood's aar-a-
parlllL
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pmoolKs, BANKING METHODS.

Not 80 Popular In Indiana a. They We're
1,rstwhiie.
Mr. Zimri Dwiggins, who Is now under
bail az Fowler, Ind. charged with embcz-
cling the funds Of the local bank. is one OF
the numerous Napoleous 81 finance who
came to grief during the panic of last sum
mer Dwirgirs began his financial career
" Oxford, Ind, where his first enterprise
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UTAH

CALIFORNIA
r, C. wibur. Hotel San FFancisco
MINNESOTA.
Wilhur Isbbils 80. d. Merchants Hotel. 81. Paul
willard 3. Dsnsis.... ...... Hotel Ryan. 81 Pso
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0rris Employment Agency.
~ North MAin ~ Telaphons 100
WANTED
teamsseru Tor wood camp. go per month and
beard
railroad laborarA
Girl for general houaowork.
wal DAY $50 for Midland vouchers
ORhis EMPLOYMENT AolNC1
as Nortk Main 81
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Ivy Poisoning
Eight Years Of Suffering
Perfect Cure by Hoods sarsaparIIla

"C. ]. Hood g. Co. Lowell, Mass:
Dear sirs We have tried Hoods sarsapa.
rilla aud hnd Il 10 De an you claim for IT, Ny
wife was poisoned by ivy when young woman,
aud for eight years was troubled every season
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Money on call easy at ] per cent; last loan at
per cent closet a. por cent. fTime mercan-
file paper. 3te3la per cent Sterling exchange
firm. with actual business in bankers bills az
e -sN ASA for demand. End sAslg4.61A for
sixty days
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. March j.-Cattle -l.eseipts %. 700
hsat; market ow. lover. native steers, Sl2att
q. 81, lcxans. ss.55u3 Us. stockers. s. U01 @2O.
Iogs- Receipts. 1000 head. market opened
ac i've. higher, closed slow. weak; rouch heavy,
s ...eu il5. rough packers and miEed, aLu5U
go. prime heavy and ltchers' weights, s5.oO4
o. 3 Rssort a light. SAtOus.iN
h,rp- Recaipis 1900 head br * market;
strong o trihe higher fair to good native ewes
and wethers $500 G7j. westerns. s.. 55a 3. 40.
CHICAGO PRODUCE
fmcAGo. March 5-H heat SteSdy. cash.
&C. May 5gNc.
orn-higher, cash. 2ihc. Ma. 37bc.
ats, teady. cash. Poe. as. 23
Iork-LDwer hay. al. 62f.; July. Sll70.
Iover May. sdg2is; July. Shs1ls.
Nlls L., Q Nay sA00. July. $50.
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Hoods 'f1ss1sir' Cures

with the breaking ont and terrible itching and
burning thought hers was as bad a case as
anyone ever had. She was 90 this distressing
condition every year until She began 20 take
Hoods Sarsaparila. which has effected q per-
'ert cure, without leaving amy sears, and she
bias bad
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No sign Of tho Poison since.

10 y II " VTT- ' UT10TI oTTINUs
She is vel anil hearty. ] have taken Hoods
5araparila after tho rip with good results. and
have also given into oar four children. We are
.t pictures 90 perfect health and owe 10
Hoods Sarsaparlla' j. q. FREEMAs, Van.
llla Illinois
p. D. If sou decide 90 take Hoods Sarsapa-
rIlt do not he induced 90 buy any other Instead.
Hoods Pills are hand made. and pcrieci
lu proportion and appearance. pc. per box.
AOrICT OF Df-~OLUTfON.- NOTICE Us
~ hereby given that ;ha iiru ~ g. RsiLold a
o.. o tn city o. Helena county ~ / ssis and
larko. state Of To- tana. VA Dissolved on tho
2-th GAY - Februari. a. TO- 1894 and that 81 ~
tte rTtt. title amt interest ~ fe undersigned ia
said business wa ca that daT sold TO j. v
d lie. shu will hereafter collect all tho money
due or 90 become duo. 20 taid firm. aud pay IN
debts owing b. said irm.
CHhS REIHOLu.
J.. W. BELLS.
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OR SALE III BkRI b. FEED & co. q
ground floor MontAna bank bu lding. have
houses and lots FOR trade or ssle 5J psr cent Of
value.
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~~~--~-~-~-~-~---~-~-~-
rDK SALt-AS ELE ANT no IEnN HON &
i on lfwrence street large honse. worth
$1,000. price now saOI.; your oNn forms. Her
bert ". eel Is 90. ground floor Montana . a
tiona hank tuiliing.
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NNrANIED FIVE EUuNIsHtD HOUSES
W II. D., Hsod & Co.. Montana hank build
inz
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kOn hEeI-EUhNIsHED HOUSE OF
four rooms. Call 9iZ Peosta avenue
I-UR RLNI-HEuBtR IS hEED & CO.
4 ground floor s. outans bank huilding have
the largest ist Of houses and stores in the city.
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G so AND go. GENUINE CONFEDt n
C's ate bills oniy five cents each. $50 and SOD
billie DO cents each. PC and a0c stinplAsters 10
tort- each. - and e. bills Zi cen each. sent
sfcurey seal-d on receipt - price. Address
ChAs. D. } arker, 80 r. orsJth rect, Atlanta,
Ga
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-11-24
BASE BAIL.
THE COURIER

Sullivan, Lincons first baseman went to work this week.
Sullivan is plummer and it looks though he go
ing to stay with
II Ward of the New Yorks retires Geo. Davis will
captain the team
Youngy johnson is trying to get back the Lincoln
team for 1885, He writes that he and John Bareycorn
have parted company. Youngy is good pitcher when he
is not drinking, and club get iron clad
tract with him and make him stick it, it will have
valuable
Some bring chair Lincoln people say their team
will be the pennant winners next year. Will they? Not
Bandles Pack cigar sign Col. Eaton in the World
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git 10 Tbanksgibbn"
City papers delighted their city will be in
the association next year.
Mccarthy will 60 to work in q few days
Sullivan Barnes Ebrgh Speer and Mccarthy at the park
praccng morning week There nothing like starting
early.
Some players who left California
dead They will have no base ball there ill 1896.
Louisville will be weaker in than il was in "a.
Barnes coached the Beatrice days last
week.
League expelled Barnie Pfeder and Bucken
but allows them to try and that they not against
swearing that they have nothing do with
Base ball peculiar enterprise As
gets making for the league magnatee and
will get another association the league condemns
him and him play with their hired And
say ball not monopoly The gate receipts in
New York $4,000 last year.
Wilton Whitehead finished last with
Lincoln, hasb been signed by Louisville.
players wnerng there Lincoln has
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-11-24

Beckley If at his homo in Hannibal, Mo.
There nearey offerings Of
Mike Kelley.
Dave Rowe charged the association $50 his
coin when he came simply OF the Omaha club.
St Joe $500 behind which will have to be paid before al
lowed to vote in the association meeting.
The dispatches the association will clubs
next year. The COURIER does think Omaha flirting with
the western league and it docs franchise St. Paul
will then the association will have nine clubs and will probably
throw St. Joe the cold In the that the league
ten clubs there will only for each club and they
play series Of four each city This will reduce travelling
but they should profit the experience the
league that is present trying to eight clubs
Des Mones only association club signed any play
ers for next year.
club league will not pay. There would be many tail
enders.
KATE Island club leader of the
association in batting
Peoupney will probably be signed by Des Moipes