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LOTS FOR SALE.

S2.SOO-NEW YORK AVE. BET. n.
CAP AND FIRST SITS. .--2OXln1. TO
30-foot alley; make us an offer tG6)
S8.OOO-F ST., BET. 18TH AND 18TH
STS.-4Ox12S 1-2; there is 10 trust on
this lot; might suit a builder. t72)
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wANrEp-rosTAGB STAMPS.

wANTED-For cash. all kinds Of old
United States postage and department.
stamps, Collections also bought. h. +,
DUNkuoRST. 1905 9TH st. NV. se9-ts
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WALTER d. WILLIAMS & CO., Auc-
uoneeTs.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT 81, ON

70 n, DE- :. U .ha'D II n % 1'N'f' 4 II
EAST. AT AUCTION.
on MONDAY, December Z, 500, at
CLOCK p. M. 1 snal sell II. front of the
premises part lot No. II. in square 1927,
10 feet front by 100 feet deep; party
wall on tile south purchasabie.
Terms OF sale: One-haiI cash, balance
IN one year, secured by deed OF trust on
tie property, or all cash, at the option
OF the purchaser. SltY down when IL
property is struck off. Terms of sale to
be complied with within 10 days from day
or sale. An conycyancing. ETC., at pur-
chaser S cost.
DANIEL O'C. CALLAGHAN, Attorney.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auc-
uoneers del dads
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

$40 sos d ST Nw.-Two rooms ON
lst door; / room on I'd floor, $40;
will rent whole building for 500 per
month. t4SS)
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AUCTION SALES.

UNITED states Marshal's saie-by
Virtue or a writ OF fieri facias issueu
OF the District OF Columbia and to me III.
rected, 1 will sell for Cash at public SAFE
in front ef the cogrs h,yak deor, nber Was,mbg-
80, 1896. at II O'Clock a. m, I'LL tne
right, title, claim and interest OF George
A. Drury in and to thsleAG half OK onxnaai x5na
lot numbered s, in square numbered -SoO,
situate in the CITY or washington, District
OF Columbia. seized and levied upon as the
property q the said Gefe n DsqTy; II, axnr ana
SOLD 20 satisfy yexecuannfQ. !. olo4o IN ia'o'
ALBERT A. WILsQNU. 9. Marshal.
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
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c q. SLOAN& CO, Auctioneers, l4O7 u st,

HANDSOME BLACK COB AT AUCTION.
we will sell, in front of our auction
URDAY, DECE EMBER 8, at 12 O'Clock,
IA handsome black cob. u years old, 1913
i;i.-..' nisn. 1,lUo puunds Has htei, rhi-
used tandem. Fearless and prompt driver
III all harness. Sold for want OF use
IL SLOAN& co, Auctioneers.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

MEMBERS CONNECTICUT Sound Money Money
tion by calling at POT l-2 st. ~
X. L.. 4. PAINTERS ATTENTION
All members OF l79S. X. OF L.. are
requested to attend a special meeting
thursday, december s, at O'Clock sharp.
at workingInen'S Library. Business OF
Importance. BY order W. L.: BAILEY, W.
r. sweeney, W. l.. Morris, j. L. Moran; j.
h. Mitchell. del-St
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SUBURBAN HOMES.

S35-EAST FALLS CHURCH Il Broom
frame; Z acres OF ground; convenient 10
cars. (53Ol
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WE have a number Of applicants for
month: send us description OF your vacant
house and you VIII be surprised how quick
we will rent It. TINES REAL ESTATE
BUREAU. Il
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EDUCATIONAL
SPECIAL offer: vocal training; un-
surpa ssed IN city; at 80 per month; no
tremolO, no sore throat; clear articulation;
pure intonatiOn. MRS. STEELE. lo.2 q
st. NV. Eo2o-4W,W,
MANDOLIN, MANDOLIN.
ANELlNE NJ. DUfOtR
will receive pupils on mandolin, guitar,
theory and composition. Studios SS4
St, Rooms 6 and s, and 1903 ST. NV.
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posToFF1CE NOTICE.

Should be read daily by all interested.
as changes may occur at any time.
Foreign mails for the week ending De
cember ., close promptly at this oihce
as follows
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FOR RENT-123 Carroll st se;' fonr
vnlnE men Ca be accommodated WIN
nicely furnished rooms in a nice house: with
a. m, H.: home comforts; board III desired'
family of =; terms very reasonable.
de2-3L
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Holy Cross Academy,

IyIZ MdSSHCuu5tIt3
Tic course o. studies is com plete and prac-
tical Special attention is given to vocal anil
instrumental music. drawing and painting. the
languages and kindergarten. Sc S-3m
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Royal University Of Copenhagen. will
receive pupils Oh piano, organ. theory and
composition: studio, Droops Music Store.
and 937 Pennsylvania ave. se2S-tf
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W WANTED-Small or part of furnished
house; must be nw.; will board one
for rent OF same or pay cash. Address
f., this office. IL
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w A ANTED-Three ladies, pleasantly
situated, Will take one other to board;
terms reasonable d. c.. this office. 1t
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casualties

-Four persons We're drowned III the
illinois river, near Quincy.
A cloud-burst i'll Upper Clear Creek
canyon, Colo. is reported. with heavy
loss of life. No particulars are given.
1t is officially stated that senator
Sherman will stump the West against
free silver.
a collision in the Chicago, Burlington
n Quincy railway yards, ut GalcSburg,
seriously injured several mel who We're
in a way car.
Fayette Mead. living near Frcder-
ickSburg, Iowa, was cored to death by
a vicious bull. He was found dead in
his pasture.
The White river is higher than it has
been in years. The suspension bridge
at Muncie. Ind, went down. precipitat-
ing Il number Of boys into the river.
1t is feared that the five remaining
bridges will go.
Michael Nmoch. engineer. and Alex
ander Smith. conductor, We're killed on
Il freight train on the Philadelphia 4
Reading railroad, six miles west Of
ShamOkin.
A freight train on the oxford &
Clarksville railroad went through Il
bridge twelve miles from Durham. y.
&. The engineer and fireman are be-
lieved to he fatally injured.
Timothy j. Dacy. one of the oldest
and most wi~dcly-known residents of
Northern Illinois, whose life for the
past thirty years has been devoted to
the sale of agricultural implements in
Woodstock, was struck by Il limited
train and died n few minutes later.
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EVIL DOin.s.

n Louisiana tramp assaulted and
murdered IA woman and was burned ut
the stake.
\ young man went into a restaurant
at Harlem, Iowa. and. taking Il revol-
yer from the shelf, shot himself in the
presence of several customers.
Elijah Jones. residing south Of Bra
iii, Ind. committed suicide by putting
the muZzle of the rifle to his head and
dischaTging il with his toe. Family
trouble caused him 10 commit the deed.
At Iowa Falls, Iowa. Frank Pearson.
in Il fit of insanity. cat the Threats Of
his aged father and mother and then
killed himself. The father was but
slightly wounded and may recover.
The dead body Of a citizen Of Kansas
City. Mo. was found in Il vacent lot
leaning against Il tree. He had com
mitted suicide because Of extreme de-
spondency.
Some excitement was caused AT Glad
stone. Mich, by Il quarTclsome French
couple. who each decided about the
same time to end domestic infelicity
by poisoning the other. The attempts
We're made but proved unsuccessful.
At Birmingham. Ala. Il quarrel arC@c
between two men at Il negro church
picnic, and. their friends taking sides.
a pitched battle followed in which
three were killed and six seriously in
jured.
Ill. g. Young. Il well known broker
and former city official of Chattanooga.
Tenn. committed suicide on Lookout
mountain. near the Inn. by shooting
himself through the heart. Business
losses are supposed to have been the
cause.
Two men quarrelcd in indianapolis,
Ind. about certain ~disparaging re-
marks made Ivy II about the wife Of
the other. The avcnging party sunk a
knife into the skull of the other and
broke il of. As yet all efforts 10 re-
move the blade have proved futile.
At Orlando, Fla. Capt. W. Bailey
Tucker. general manager of the TIA
wares. Atlantic n Gulf railway, was
shot by Mr.. Abrams. an attorney, ut
his home. Abrams was lately a candi-
date for the legislature. and he charged
thai Tucker had used unfair means to
defeat him.
John Cushman of Brooklyn was ar
rested nj Atlanta. Ga, by II. a. Smith,,
claiming 20 he II Brooklyn detective.
who said Cushman had Oh July = u
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dered Mrs. O'Donnell and two daugh-
ters at 81 Green Point avenue, BROOK
lyn, and that there was Il reward Oh
fercd of $1,000 for Cushman.
At Roston, United states commas
sioner Fiskr. in the ease OF Thomas
Bran and Charles Brown, held thelh
to the United states grand jury on 'he
charge of having murdered Capt. Nasi,
his wife Laura and Second Mate BAN
berg Oh the barkentine Herbert Fuller,
on the night of July Is. The evidence
did not show a motive.
Lawrence Cummings. who SO cruell!
murdered his wife. Elizabeth cum
mings, at Seattle. Wash. and theh
tried to murder his daughter, on the
night of June l.. 1896. committed u Il
eide in the county Jail by shooting HIM
self through the head with a revolver
which he had managed to conceal IN
the cell.
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miscellaneous.


\ Chicago judge accepted two wom-
en- as jurors.
Speaker Reed is nominated for con
gresS for the tenth consecutive term.
\ lion killed a little child at Il show
at Chillicothc. Ohio.
The me- lock at the 500. the largest
in the world, has been formally open
ed.
Robert j.. at Columbus. paced the
fastest four heats and the fastest
fourth heat ever paced or trotted.
Seven thousand idle miners on the
Gogebic range in Michigan are threat
cned with starvation.
ProstrationS and deaths from heat
and damages by storm occur in Wis
consin, Michigan and Minnesota.
The twcnty-siXth annual convention
of the Catholic Total Abstinence union
met in convention ut st. Louis. About
100 delegates were present.
Important proceedings against Ar
mour and Co. for violation of the state
oleomargarine law are Oh at Syracuse,
y. Y.
\ Washington judge refused To grant
naturalization papers to two ltailan.
because they know nothing of the CON
stitution.
The wool commission firm Of w. ID.
Eaton and Co. of Boston made an as
signment for the benefit Of creditors
to-day. Joseph w. Spaulding is the
assignee. and the liabilities are placed
at S2l0,O0O. No statement of the as
sets have been given u
John Knifin of DanvA'e. ILL.,, ac,
~cOmpanied 10y his wife! arrived at
R~idgetOwn, ont. at noon. About ,
o'clock knitiin was stricken with apo
pleXy, and died shortly afterwards.
kniffin waS well known in racing cir
c,cs, and was fifty years of age.
\ gloom wos east on the Indiana
S~piritualiSts' state camp meeting at
Anderson by the death Of Prof. T.. NJ.
Davis of New York, one OF the best
known Sp~iritualist workers and muSi-
cal directors in the work. His death
was tragic. He had just closed his
days work and gone to his cottage.
Washington l.. Mccoy, secretary and
manager of the big Mccoy lamp chin
ney works at ElwoOd, Ind. has been
made defendant in n $4,000 suit for
damages, filed by Sylvester Beymer. Il
merchant. Beymer claims that Mccoy,
who is a wealthy bachelor, has de-
stroyed his home through the aliena.
ton Of his wife's affections.
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From, Foreign shores.

The disturbances in Spain, credited
to Cuban agents, have become rio
The British government was defeat
ed In two votes on the irish iahd piii
in the house of lords.
1t is reported that Sir Charles Tup-
per will succeed the earl OF Aberdeen
as governor general Of Canada.
Another Japanese steamship COM
pany with American connections u
been formed.
Great Britain is said to have recos-
niZed the sovereignty of Brazil over
the island of Trinidad.
Disorders occur in = Spanish PROV
ince, and Cuban sympathiZers are
charged with them by the government.
The tomb of Stambuloff. ex-premier
of Bulgaria. was badly injured 10y Il
dynamite bomb.
According to London papers, there Is
no truth in the report that Sir II.
Johnston intends to retire from the
post of high commissioner in Central
America.
The tomb of VI. Stambuloff, the ex-
premier of Bulgaria, who was assassin
iltl Ill tllt SlltflS u III ~ Ny 49,
wear. has been seriously injured with a
dynamite bomb.
The Spanish press in Havana urges
the duke of Tetuan. minister of foreign
affairs, to demand the ~eXtradition or
the Cuban revolutiOniSt. Carlos Roloff,
now in the United States.
The Standard Diggers News at Jo-
hannesburg publishes an interview
with President Kruger, in which he
states that he has declined to interfere
in behalf of DR.. Jameson. The preSi-
lent pointed out that the British gov
eminent ha6 still to decide who were
the ring leaders in the Jameson raid.
The prisoners of war. Antonio Pena
Lopez. an %insurgent lieutenant, and
Marciso Rodriguez Lopez, 4 private,
recently court martialed, were shot in
the Cabanas fortress at Havana. An
other prisoner from Santiago Nunez
Bravo. IL rebel perfect, was shot ut
Santo Domingo.
The bishop Of Havana. in cO-opera-
ton with the mayor, the press and var
ious local institutions, is arranging to
open. under the direction of the Sisters
Of Charity. lunch counters 10 relieve
the starving poor in the streets. 1el-
low fever and small poX are increasing
in the provinces.
The appeal of the British govern
mcnt against the acquittal OF Capt. LO-
thaire. the Belgian officer who caused
the English trader Stokes to be hanged
in the Congo region for selling arms
and ammunition to the natives. was
opened i'm Brussels before the superior
our Of the Congo state.
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i'm Print.

Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr., and Miss
Grace Wilson were married in New
York.
A great compliment to au American
girl Is the invitation extended to Miss
Dorothy Klumpke of San Francisco to
accompany the British expedition
which will observe In Norway the total
eclipse of the SUI on Aug. g..
Justice Calvin +. Pratt. of the appel
late division of the New York supreme
court, died suddenly Of apoplexy at
Rochester, Mass, aged siXty-eight
years. In politics Judge Pratt was Il
Democrat. He had II distinguished
war record and left the army with the
rank of bligadier general.
Prof. c. W. Winchcll. who holds the
chair of Greek in Park college. Park
vile, Mo-. has mysteriously diSap-
peared. He has been spending his va
cation in the East and the last heard
from him was Il letter written from
Cincinnati on his return trip Il week
ago.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-08-13

4 Red Wing Mans Peculiar Cash
IrnIp


Red Wing. Mimi. Aug. o. = A con.
merCial transaction rather out Of the
usual was C0nSummated in this GTa
few days ago. 10 names must Hees-
sarily be omitted. but the truth Of the
story can he vouched for. For some
time Il certain married couple in THIS
city have not been on the best Of
terms. The husband has been &C.
custOmcd to come home more or less
intoxicated. and there have been fire.
qucnt family disturbances. ln spite
of this fact they have continued %
live together. and ii does not seem 10
have entered the minds of either 70
apply for a divorce. Not long ago an
other raj in this city took a llKlns
to the woman. and. after discussing
the question thoroughly. the wife ahd
her new friend came To the CONCLUSION
that il might not he an unWlSe pan
for them To pull in double harness
providing the husband would reilh'
quish Ills claims. The subject wa,
br0aChod 10 him. ana he was oheleu
$500 in cold cash. which was a IaIs't
sum than he had seen for many a ua!'
provided he would dispos" Of his WE
After some dickcring the bargain Wa
closed. much TO the satisfaction OF aN
parties.
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MARK EFT REPORTS
Latest Quotations From c..
Live stock C<ut... N

LATEST onotattOns From Graf,
Live stock Ceutera and
Chicago. Aug. 9:-Wheat
90 3-Sc; September, So 3Sc. usust-
b93-Sc; May, 64c. Corn - nOef,
23SSc; September. "a l-Sc: DenswsSst
. 1-Sc; May. % 3-4c. OatsNsnmuei
Il l-Sc; October. II l-2c: Nav
FOrk-AuguSt. $685.; Septemhar q: %
October. $6.02 II; January. Soon yTIF
August, &'.l5; September 81 i-%Ia
October. $3.50; December. 81 10. ~
uary' S3.55. Ribs-August. $3.25: &.
tember. S3.27 -; October. S3s9it
January. S3.45. Rye-Cash, 3Oc. 4,
gust. zoe: September, 3lc. FlayLcs%
\. W.. re; September, lie: DecemIa.
dc. Timothy - Cash. $40: Anon.
S2.9J: September. S2.S5.
Chicago, Aug. 9-Hogs-Market ro,
er slow and 10c lower: light, 81 ~,
S3.35: mixed, S3.15a3.5O: heavy sgS
a3.4O: rough. S2.90a3.0J. Cattje-poS.
natives steady. other cattle woaLoe.
becves. S3.35a4.JJ; cows and heife,s
Sl.40a4.1O: Texas steers. 50 70os as
Westerns, S2.S0a3.4O; stockers and
feeders. S2.GOa3. 20.
Minneapolis, Aug. 9.-Wheat - An.
gust closed at I3c; September oueral
at ~ lie and closed at - Sic: Decen.
Der opened ut - lie and closed Al
% 3-4c. On track-No. | hard. 5s3-4c
No. l Northern, 33-4c: No. . yorh.
ern. 5Sc.
Milwaukee. Aug. 9.-Flour dull and
10al5c lower. Wheat weak and low.
or: No. > spring. 56c: No. / Northern
53c: September, III 5-Sc. Corn-No, 3
Doc. Oats lower: No. > white, 81 lie,
No. 3 white. 20 1-2a21c. Barley duI
and lower: No. >, 33c; sample, 2ia33c
Rye lower; No. l. 81 lie.
South st. Paul, Aug. 9.-Hogs-Nar
ket Zoe lower: not many offered: sales
at S2.IJa3.3O. Cattle-Market nomi
nally steady; but me a offered: good
demand for fat cattle; sales at S2.lOa
30.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-08-13
EXCITING BANKING.
How the Business IL Corricd oh ~
Arizona.

Arizona.
Nogalcs. AriZ.. Aug. e-flVe men
made Il daring attempt 70 rob the III
ternational bank but were fruSlraleu
by the presence of mind and coOlhess
of Mayor Fred Herrera, cashier oi ~
bank. John DaSSart. president Oh u
bank. was leaving the building "neh
three mel entered. two of them Hint
with a pair of Colts revolvers each apu
the third with Il Winchester rlfle. ons
man covered the cashier with TWO ps
tolls ard the man with the rlhe Wv.
cred ncssart. The third trled ~ H. ~
into the vault. One man went "
back room where several men Wa
holding Il meeting and made Ill, 10Y ~.
up their hands. He attracted 'he ~
tention Of the man who had the '"sn
Ter covered and thus furnished an I bts
pOrtunity for the cashier 10 s'' .ha
gun. The robbers immedia'ei! a
building. mounted horses ana iouv soh
shooting as they went. The cashier md
lowed them into the street 10
emptiod his gun. and ii is beileNeu IN
shot one of the men. as he was pu out
n horse by II confederate. ilt,nd
Dessert received Il slight scalp Wv"
and a horse in the street was Hh'" Il
posse formed quickly ana stliu
chance OF capturing the ropo''"
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-08-13

British officers campaigning I'm the
Soudan declare that the dervishes have
lost none of their old-time valor, and
;lat if trained and disciplined. they
would make magnificent soldiers. The
blacks fighting with them are said to
than one hundred of those taken pris-
Ducrs in Il recent engagement have en-,
listed in the British raLks.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-08-13

claim TO a new right-that of smoking
IN the street ears set aside for that
purpose. The woman whose smoking
led to a test case had n New York
street railway conductor rebuked for
threatening to arrest her fir INDUCING
mans smoke.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-08-13

Gibbon. the great historian. speak
mg Of his first love-making, which was
brought 10 an end by his fathers dis
pleasure. says: Il sighed like a lover,
but ohcyed like a SON" This is just
what Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr.. in his
love affair with Miss Wilson, did not
do. He may have sighed like a son,
Just q little. at his fathers dissent, but
when the time came he obeyed like a
lover, and was punctually oE hand.
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Dui.y of u Police judge.

Cripple Creek. Colo, Aug. y. Ito.
city council to-day, by unanimous ,,,9ce
suspended indefinitely Ponce ,mar.
IL. G. Mullen. who is accused OF .,ignns.
Gus outrases against pcaccapie cacini.
The action of the council was pi'',ted
tated by a brutal assault co,'i Terr.
by Mullen last night upon W. - ,nl,en
a newspaper correspondent. .neri6s
was in command Of the deput! M 10
during the Cripple Creek suA
1854.
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PITH OF HI NEWS.
EVENTS 0F THE PAST WEEK IN a
CONDENSED FORM.

a General Of the Most I'M
portnnt News of the Week. fr""
all Parts Of the Globe, Boiled
Down and Arranged in Com
vcnient Form for Rapid Ter.
usal by Busy People.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-08-13

Longfellow showed how spare min
utes may be utilized, i'll his translation
of Dante's Divine Comedy into English
verse. He tells us that the whole work
was accomplished mornings in the
quarter hours during which he waited
for his coffee to boil over Il spirit lamp.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-08-13
NEWS NUBBIys
Items OF General Ipt.r..
Few Lines ."id II

i'e"" OF General Interest pa,
no-, Few Lines. '''d In
Macmillan Wilkom, ey.c,s,,
tne pranch bank of the NatIousanlie, Of
OF Mexico mt Merida, Mey aai Bank
ueciared guilty of embezzljnc las been
and Will receive Il heavy sl0OoN
AT New Germany. Mimi
attempted To shoot his SON =; harels
Foist Of Waconia. He snannsiaw, Mr..
volver twice but it failed r = The re.
ana 1t was taken away. Ho explode,
rested and held for trial, was ar
>; II. Meyer, Il veterinary s,r,o..
under arrest at Cedar Rapjds eDn, Is
charged with obtaining monay IOWA
false pretenses. He secured cash under
draft against a deposit he claima On a
had in u Pennsylvania bank eu be
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-08-13

The city of Gloucester, England,
pulsory vaccination, has been brought
TO see the error of its ways by a terri
BILE epidemic of disease. which early in
the present year broke out in its
midst and made sad havoc among its
Inhabitants.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-08-13
WnNlinCfOn Talk.

Officials of the treasury department
say there is no foundation whatever
for the story that the new silver GER
tificates ere to be recalled because the
female figure is pointing with her left
hand.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-08-13

The Italian war ship that vas sunk,
by Italians recently al at least rest
assured that she will never be sunk by
a foe. We make this suggestion be-
gratefully received.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-08-13

People in this part of the world are
Just now in no mood to sympathize
with Lieut.. peary. whose ship is fast
in an ice foe on the coast of Green
land. AS against the discomforts of n
hot wave, they think he has little to
complain Of in his present cool situa.
ton.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-08-13

Now that Weyler has determined to
take the field in person against the Gu
bans. the latter ought to win about
every battle. SO far in this campaign,
Wcylcr has been chain lightning as Il
talkcr. but his achievements in the
field might have been easily eclipseJ
10y n boy with a tin sword.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-08-13

The Yale lock manufacturers have
proven that in Il patent lock having
six steps" each capable of being re-
duced in height twenty times, the
number of changes or combinations
will be S6,400.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-08-13

Forks did not come into general use
until the reign of Louis NV, and
even then many great personages,
among them the kings elegant mother,
Anne Of Austria, preferred to use the
fingers to convey food to their dainty
mouths.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-08-13

Greater New York will have n popu-
lation larger than that Of the whole
Union at the time of the adoption OF
the constitution. Only six states now
exceed il i'm population.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-08-13

Ireland has stood the prolonged
drought much better than England.
and. save in a few places where the
soil was abnormally sCanty. crops now
nearing harvest are exceptionally good.