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1928 KENEsAW AVENUE n. W.
Under and by virtue OF a certain deed
OF trust, dated June %, 1896. and duly
reGorded r'S1 July Z, 1896, in Lber 2l3O at
10Ilo 4oSi one OF the land records of the
pistiCJ OF Columbia, default having oc-
cuIfed cdd e IN the performance OF the terms
anu CONDITIONS OF the bond mentioned and
IsieTteu 10 n the said deed OF trust and
az the written request OF the secretary
OF Ine body corporate. the obligee in and
the holder, and owner OF tue said bond.
lne Undersigned trustees Will sell at public
auction, In front of the premises, on
FRIDA Z TIE SEV ENTEENTH DAY OF
!, SS,E:PtIEMBER, - A. d. 1897, AT HALF
pieces or parcels of land and premises
situate IN the county OF Washing Gton,
ijlstrict OF Columbia, and known as and
belng so much OF lots four A and five
toI IN block thirtY-six 1861, in John
Shernan ttrustee1 subd1vIsion OF part or
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains now
called Columbia Hei lights, as per plat
A5i one or the records OF the surveyors
oIfIce OF the District OF Columbia, as ID
occupied by houses numbered 1921, 1925,
l * ana 32S kenestw avenue mort invest
Ierms or sale, all cash Each house
ana the parcel OF ground occupied thereby
VIII De IIrst offered separately and a de-
post or $500 viii be required at the
Time or sale on each house and parcel 0f
iahu sold IL not sold the property VIII
Se ofIered IN block, and a deposit OF
S4oo VIII be required at the time OF
sale Terms OF sale to be complied with
Witnin ten days from the day or sale.
otherwise the lot or lots will be res0Id
at the risk and cost OF the defaustinE pur-
Chaser or purchasers. AL recuruiuE, con
VeyanClng, ETC. az purchaser's cost.
STEPHEN VAN WICK.
Washington Loan and Trust Bniding
FREDERICK L. sIDnOSS.
Washington Loan and Trust BaidiaE.
SET dads
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Earned runs New Yorks, .. Two-base
hit-Anderson. Three base hit-Clark
Stolen bases-Davis, 2. FIRST base on
errors New York, /; Brooklyn, 5. First
base on balls Off Dunn, / off Seymour,
Struck out-By Dunn, 2; by Seymour, >.
Hit by pitcher BY Seymour, 2. Double
play Joyce and Clark; Gettig, Davis and
Clark. Left on bases-New York 6; Brook
lyn, Z Wild pitches Seymour, 2 Time
Of game-1 nour and 90 minutes. UNI
prem HuIst- Attendance, $500.
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SPRINGFIELD BICYCLE MEET.
The Preliminary Heats Run In Sew
eral Big Races.


Springfield. Mass, Sept. IA clear
sky and cool breeze ushered in the first
day OF the three days tournament of the
Springfield Bicycle Club. The attend
ance was good, hut the largest crowd in
the history of the tournaments Is expected
tomorrow to witnessthe matchrace between
Michael end Lesna. In the preliminary
heats Of the one-miie open race for pro-
fessionals, such riders as Tom Butler, E. O..
Bald and half dozen fast ones failed to
qualify. T. j. Loughead, j. s. johnson,
T. NJ. Cooper and Major Taylor qualified
by taking their respective heats, and w. E.
Becker won place by being second in the
fastest heat.
In the mile, professional, 2:1o class,
W 1. Huffstetter, F. A. Gately, c. R
Davis, f. G. Aiken, W. NJ. Randall,
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Earned runs Washington, 3. First base
on errors-Washington, 2; Cincinnati, 2.
Two-base hits -Selbach Hoy, Corcoran,
Breitenstein. Left on bases Washing
ton, 10; Cincinnati, f. Stolen bases-sel-
bach, GettmHn, 2; Tucker, Leaby, Holli-
day, Hoy, Miller Double plays -Beckley
to Corcuran; Corcoran TO McPhee to Beck
ley. First base on balls OFF Mercer, 4;
Off Breitenstein, 4; off Dwyer, 1. Hit by
pitched ball Mercer, !. Struck out
BY Mercer, 3; by Dw-yer, /. Umpire Mr..
Carpenter. Time Of eanIe-I hour aud 90
minutes.
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THE PIRATES WIN OUT.
They Knock Hill Out Of tue Box
In the Fifth.

Louisville, KY, Sept IL Pittsburg won
the first game today by knocking Hill
ont of the box in the fifth inning. The
home team rallied at the bat, but the
leaG was too great.
Lad Clark was hit iii only one inning
Umpire Kelly was hit on the foot by a
foul bah in the first game and had to
retire. The second game was interrupted
by darkness and went to neither club,
being a tie at the end of the fifth
inning. Two games viii be played to-
morrow. Score:
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Headquarters for boys
school suits. Best grades
only. Everlasting wear. s.
and up.
Parker, Bridget 6 Co.. 3I5 9TH St.
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Earned runs Boston, 4; Philadelphia, 4.
Two-base hits go Hamilton, Clements. Huue
runs La ioie, Clements. Sacrifice hit
Duffy. Stolen base Tcuney. Bases on
balls orr Nichols /, off Taylor, 4. Struck
ont BY Nichols, .. Time Of game-i hour
and SO minutes Umpire Mr.. Lynch.
Attendance. 1000.
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GAMES YESTERDAY.

Washington, 10; Cincinnati, 8.
Baltimore, Is; Chicago, =.
Brooklyn, :; New York, D.
Boston, 6: philadelphia, 4.
Cleveland, =; 1T. Louis, l.
Pittsbur2, 10; Louisville, S-nrst
game.
Pittehurg, ,; Louisville, 2-sec-
ond game.
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Earned s-Cleveiand, 4; st. Louis, 1.
First base by errors Cleveland, /; st.
Louis, i. Left on bases Cleveland, Z:
st. Louis, g. First base on balls Off
Young, /; off Donahue, 3. Struck out
By Young, .. Two-base hits Mexican, 2;
ChiIds, Crei ger, 0'Connor, Houseman.
Stolen base -O'Counor. Double plays
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Eastern League Games.

At buffalo
Buffalo. :. .......... 100000 300- 3
Providence. :. ..... 2O1002 42O-11
Base hits-B Buffalo, 8; Providence, 4.
Euors-Buffalo, 2; Providence, >. Lat
teries- Gray and Urquhart; Egan and
Dixon.
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THE GIANTS LOSE ONE.
Seymour Pitches Ioefrectively and
Makes Bad Errors.

Brooklyn, y. Y, Sept. I4.-The New
Yorks lost today's game 10 the Brook
lyns chiefly because OF errors made by
Seymour, who also pitched ineffeclvely.
Sheckard, Of the New England League,
made his debut with the BroOklyns and
did well Score:
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For MISCELLANEOUS.


FOR Remington typewriter No. .:
So a month: sell for S38 cash: Ad-
dress w. w. w, this office. sci 4-3t
TYPEWRITERS rented at reduced rates,
with privilege of purchase; standard
makes; preliminary instruction free. NEW
MANS TYPEWRITER AGENCY, Gil 7th
st. NV. auzo-Sm,em
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FOR RENT-sTORE & DWELLING.
FOR RENT-Corner store and dwelling.
in NV; roous, bath and stove; rent re-
duced from $1,000 TO S2O.50. GRAHAM
& CAMPBELL, GIT 4th st. sci f. Stem
FOR RENT store and rooms: grocery
and provision store; good corner and
good business. 400 K st. ne. se13-7t-er
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At Tnrnnto-

Toronto. :. ........-oOo1 o2o-8
Scranton. .......... o o O. 0.-5
Base hits-Toronto, 7 :; Scranton, 13. Er-
rors- Toronto, z; Scranton, A. Batteries =
Deener and Casey; Yerkes and Boyd.
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Childs, Mexican and o'Counor, 2. Wild
pitches Donahue, 2. Time Of game L
hour and 40 minutes, Umpire O'Iay.
Attendance. 22O.
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Cured b. The Electric Machine

r. b. Holland. No. COS Ninth st. ne,
Washington, ID. c., says: Il was
great sui ferer from rheumatism and
nervousness. At times the pain was
exceedingly severe The usual trea L
ment and remedies Were tried, with
out any benefit whatever.
After weeks OF suffering, I placed
myself under the care OF DIR. Heiser,
taking treatment with his Static Elec-
trical Machine, in connection with his
remedies. The result is, that after
months treatm ent ! have been cured
and tender Dr. Heiser this testimonial
unsolicited, and do SO in a spirit of
gratitude, after what he did for me.'
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on errors -Pittsburg, 2: Louisville, /. Left
on bases -Pittsburg, l /; Louisville, / Two
base hits -Werden, Hormeister 2. Stolen
bases Clark z, Ely. Struck out-By XII
len, 2; by McGee, 4. Ba srs on balls or
Killen, l Umpire Mr.. Cunningham. At
tendance - ., 300. Time OF gane1 hour.
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LOST

IOSI-
LOST On 4th inst, in cit Line car,
pocketbook containing cash, checks and
draft. Suitable reward for its return. 9l9
Q st. NV. II
LOST Sept. u, on sth st, bet and II
ne, gold necklace Please return 10
634 Sth ST. ne. l TEN
LOST-A bout the 10th OF June, a Bed
Iing5on terrier and 2 bun terrier pups 500
reward for the BedlingtOn, W hich Is a gray
dog, rough coated, long thin head and
stands about Is inches high; S25 reward
for each of the Others II returned To ID. A.
CHRISTIE, No. I, Mount Vernon flats, OF
tie reward will be paid If inforlnatign
leading TO their recovery be given se14-3t
LOST A bull dog, answering to name Of
Griffo; reward. 1000 11th st. Sc.
se13- 3tem
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THE LAST CAME At HOME
Senators Win From the Reds in
a Sensational Finish.
An NAUSPICIOUS OPENING

The Visitors Jump on Win MERGERS
Delivery ard Pile Up Five Runs,
but the YouBg Man From Ohio Re-
covers His Cunning in Time to
Save the Game.
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ANOTHER FOR rHE INDIANS.
The Tail-Enders Again Narrowly
Escape Being shut Out.

Cleveland, Ohio, Sept. 14.-But for
misunderstanding between Childs and Nc
Alhster, as 10 which was 10 take ny
ball, St Louis would have been shut cut
today Young kept the hits wei scat
tered, while Donahue was easy. Score
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For SALE OR EXCHANGE.
FLORIDA. FLORIDA. FLORID

FLORIDA. FLORIDA. FLORIDA.
For sale, exchange, lease or ON shares
Polk county, South Florida, near county
seat: no better soil nor location for grow
ing tobacco, vegetables, fruits, etc. A
large portion now in semi tropical fruits
and under cultivation. Three streams and
two large lakes on the premises. Apply to
Col. JOHN HANCOCK, 2401 Pa. ave-,
Washington, ID. O.. seS-St
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\ LoNG-DaAwN-orT GAME.

The Champions Take Another One
From the Colts.
Baltimore, sept. I4.-The Champions and
Colts INDUCED In a batting matinee this
afternoon, IA " hich the Orioles came out
FIRST best. The game was long drawn out
and uninteFesting. Score:
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CONSULTATION y nr rTEspH LsfTEn OR FREE

Office Hours-9 to IL a. Tn., 1 to
s p. IN. daily; to 8 p. m, Monday,
Wednesday and Friday; closed on
Sunday. seI5-1t
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At svracuse-

Base hits Syracuse, 8 Springfield, 10.
Syracuse, 2; Springfield. /. Bat
teries-Lampe and Shaw; W oods and Dun,
can.
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At Montreal

AT MUntTedl--
Montreal. :. ....1 522ooo--l2
WilkesbaTe.. ...... l o 10 0
Base Montreal, II; Wnkesbarre. IL
Errors Montreal, A; WiIkesbaIre, s. Bat
teries-Y Yerrick and Mcnamara; Keenan,
and Diggins.
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GAMES TODAY.

New York at Boston.
Philadelphia at Baltimore.
Cincinnati at CleSelHnd-
II. IonIs sat Pittsburg.
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FOR HIRE.

FOR HIRE-To dTummers and business
men, horse and buggy or Da yton, 81 per
day, and special prices for pleasure driving.
Apply to the REX STABLES, rear 6l5 q
Of. NV; telephone call. 109. ap3o-u
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UNABLE TO HIT NICHOLS.
The Phillies Find His Delivery To
Be an EniCTnn.

Boston, Sept. ID Except in one in
ming, when they punched two home runs
with a single, Philadelphia was utterly
unable TO hit Nichols today. Boston held
the rather unimteresting game safe all
the way. Score:
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PosToFFIcE NOTICE.

Should be read daily, as changes may
occur at any time.
FOREIGN MAILS for the week ending
September 8 close promptly at this Office
as follows.
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- Visitors to Chamberlin's new hotel,
- THE Hygeia," and Virginia Beach
Will find this the most attractive
- route, insuring a comfortable nights
- rest
Large and luxurious rooms heated
by steam and fitted throughout with
- electric ciights. Dining room service is
- a la carte, and is supplied from the
- best that the mar kets of Washington
and Norfolk afford.
Tickets on sale at Z. S. Express
- office, SIT Pennsylvania avenue; 5I3
Gle, I42l Pennsylvania avenue; B.
- & o. ticket office, corner 18th street
and New York avenue, and on board
steamers, where time table, map, etc.
can also be had
Any other information desired VIII
- be furnished on application &c the un-
- dersigned at the company's wharf,
foot OF Tth St, Washington, L. c.
Telephone No $50.
JNO. CALLAHAN, General Manager.
fe28-m&Su
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It Cures Paraiy ysis, stiff Joints, Neu-
ralgia, Nervous Diseases aud
All Muscular Pains.
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The Pains and Aches Disappear as
IL by Magic.
The times., 1897-09-15

sALEoF FOUR VALUABLE
IHREE-STORY AND BA ASEMENF
BUFF BRICK RESIDENC ES, CON
IA MING NINE ROO Ms AND BATH.
all MODERN IMPRoVEM ENTS,
BEING nos. 1921. 1925. 1927 AND
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An Editor Cured.
DIR. HEfsER's
Static Electrical Machine,

Relieves Obstinate OF Long-Standlng
Diseases and Invigorates
the Entire Body.
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STEAMBOATS,.
Norfolk 6 Washington
Steamboat Co.

- Every day in the year for Fortress
- Monroe, Norfolk, Newport News and
- all points South by the superb, pow
- erful steel palace steamers New
- port News Norfolk and Wash
- ington, on the following schedule:
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AUCTION SALES.
RADCLIFFE, SUTTON & q. .AuetIoue
RATcLIFFE, SUTTON & CO.. AUCTs.

MYER COHEN,
L. p. WRIGHT,
sel4-eod&ds TTusteea-
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DON CARLOS TALKS.

Don't Like what Senators Say Of
"A Spain.
Venice, Jan. 16-Don Carlos, the pre-
tender to the throne Of Spain. has
made the following statement to the
Associated Press reporter here:
II do not wish, as a, Spaniard, to re-
member the insults addressed by the
American senate to my fatherland, but
g politician ought not to forget that
friends never insult. Spain has two
immense. forces an admirable people
who despise an material consid
when the national honor liz involved
and q heroic army which continues the
glories Of it's immortal history. Sup
ported by these two elements, Spain
Is strong enough to maintain her SOW
ereignty. Mediators are out Of place
where there Is government worthy
OF the name. 1t .s this which Spain
,Mcks, and 1t is due to this that the
United States f1outs her. But the
Spanish people who conquered Amer
ica, and who are. as courageous as
their government is weak and short
sighted, still exists. One should never
be the provoker but must be ready to
defend ones self against all. Spain
can do this"
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-01-22
D!|El'Al 81 81


Bombay, Jan. ii Over hall the pop
ulation Or this CITY estimated 10 Do
about 900 OOO, has lied from the
plague, and the erstwhile crowded
streets, docks ana baEaars are not
recognizable Many Of the native doc
tors, graduates OF the colleges, have
ned, and those remaining refuse to at
tend plague cases. or when they do.
attend to them win not touch the suf-
ferers, dreadiEg contagion. L '
4 y u estimated that 500, 200 persons
are encamped at Andheri, from
whence they viii soon be forced to,
Migrate owing to the lack Of water
and sanitation, threatening to breed
cholera. The cemeteries are already
fllled to overlooking and the wind 10,
spreading the contagion. s
q large number Of plague corpses at
the Tower OF Silence, the Parsee
burying place, have not been eaten b.
the vultureS inhabiting It. CorpseS
have been found In the street.
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The Nations capital.

The Nations Capital. II
The president has signed the act re-
Gently passed relative to dramatic and
musical copyrights.
Secretary Herbert Of the navy de-
partment has decided to increase the
present naval corps Of inspectors Of
steel used in the construction Of naval
vessels Of the United States by the ap-
pointment of q number Of expert civil
lans.
Senatod Hale presented to the senate
Q memorandum on the method Of
recognition Of foreign governments and
foreign states by the government Of the
United States from 1870 to 1707,"
which Notwithstanding the document
makes no such claim, is unquestionably
Intended to bear upon the question Of
the recognition Of Cuba.
Scott Wike, assistant secretary Of
the treasury, has returned to Washing
ton after ten days absence In Florida.
Mr.. Wike says that outside Of q num-
Der Of the leading cigar manufacturers
In Tampa the sentiment throughout
Florida, both among Americans and
native Cubans, is almost entirely with
the insurgents, and that on this ac-
count the government officials find It
extremely difficult to make much head
way in their efforts to suppress fllibus-
tering expeditions.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-01-22
Yale ana Harxara.

New York, JAM Is. ~ According to
Robert ]. Cook, the veteran trainer
and oarslnan. the controversy between
Harvard and Yale with respect to the
renewal of athletic relations, appears
to be ns for from settlement as ever.
1t is practically settled that the pro
posed boat race will. not occur, and if It
is formally or officially abandoned
there will be little chance of settling
the contention and reaching nm amica-
pie arrangement for contests Of other
kinds.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-01-22
PECULIAR ROBBERY.

A Winona Man II Now Mourninr the
Loss Of 1920.
Winona, Mimi, Jan. 16.-The police
are at work on a strange case that In
wolves the disappearance of 300.
George Zislsperger last Monday drew
out $500 from the bank. mortgaged
his home for $1,7OO, and placed the
money, with 5000 additional, in o box
under the potatoes In the cellar, He
left the same day for q trip to Mime
apolis, Faribault and Owatonna. ON
Tuesday his wife. reported to tile no
Hoe that the celia had been entered
and The A RON tliperTar
ayen that the money Was hidden In
stlchsa manner that no one but Himself
and wife could have known of It.
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Al Absoo 800 ! \ =, ~.

Detroit, Jan. 16. Eugene Berenson
Of Chicago accompanied ~ his vie.
entered police headquarters and mid:
81 wont to be arrested. / was for
merly manager Of the Akron & Canton
Stone company at Chicago. In August,
1894, / absconded with large sum Of
money. = RE s;l /. s
Mrs. Berenson at this point fell to
the floor In 4 faint. Her husband was
locked up and the Chicago police mo-
titled. Berenson said that since leay-
ing Chicago they Ind roamed the coun-
try, haunted by constant fear Of ar
rest. It was learned that the amount
enbezzled was 5000. 81. 5s' B B AZ
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-01-22
MILLIONAIRE MISSING.

It IL Feared That ne Has Net WITH
Foul Play.
Chicago, Jan. 16.-Millionaire. Mine
Owner George G.. Hammond, Of the
San Juan mining district Of New
Mexico, is missing, and 1t is feared
he has been fouluy dealt with.
Hammond left Albuquerque, N. NJ.
Christmas, bound for Chicago, to dis
pose Of some mining property. He
had several thousand dollars with him.
and q quantity Of valuable jewelry.
Detectives have learned that the ticket
purchased by Mr. Hammond was used
to this city, but further than that there
is no clew to the mans whereabouts.
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The Sinking OF the Con odore.
Washington, Jan. 16.-The local in
spectors at Jacksonville, Fla, who In
yestigated the sinking of the suspected
hlibustering steamer Commodore, ex-
press the opinion that the sinking Of
the steamer was due to the compllca-
ton Of pipes for freeing the vessel Of
water not being fully understood by
the engineers department. They fur
Their state that in their opinion Capt.
Murphy did all in his power to save
the officers and crew Of the steamer.
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BOUGHT ny RoTHscHILDs.

One Mllfons Dollars Invested In q
Colorado Gold Mine.
E New York, Jan. 16.-The World this
morning says: An important deal has
been arranged whereby the great Tom
Boy gold mine of San Miguel county,
Colo, passed into the hands Of the Ex-
Sploration company. This company il
more widely known as, the Rothschild
syndicate. The Tom BOY IL recognized
as one Of the richest geld mines in the
United States. 1t has already paid
100000, and it's new owners will at
once put in a new and extensive plant
for the full development Of the prop
erty. III s. f- " =
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! :sInllHs!ATIoNAlL ORANGES.

T "a nanaf ~ 1AveselGa 4ion.
d BOSTON, Jan. 18. A petition has been
presented to the lefiSla ture ~ Rapre-
sentative Hayess of LOwell, and signed
BY Aukustine m on, general man.
ager Of q well known patent nerve
food manufacturing company of Low
ell, for q hearing By the house ofs rep.
resentatives with an opportunity 10
prove charges involving alleged ..inju-
rio1s, oppressive and Illegal acts and
customs" In vogue In the courts Of
the commonwealth for tho Illegal en-.
richment OF the officers of the court.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-01-22

A Frenchn,an has written to the
newspapers to say that he has invented
paper which win destroy the lead
pencil industry. And yet we venture
TO say that his letter was very prosy,
and that when he read It afterward in
print he found that he had not destroy.
ed the blue pencil industry. The wise
editor win always use that weapon OF
defense in spite Of the progress Of In,
vention.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-01-22

During 1896 the railroad construction
In the country amounted to only 1902
miles, mostly in California and the
South. The country appears to have
shout as many railroads as it needs,
and new ones are not likely to be con-
structed very rapidly In view Of the
fact that the business pays nothing on
over 20 per cent Of .ts capital and Ii
per cent Of Its bonded debt.
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nan for : D.feulter.

I 1sAA x0H . O610OlteFs 3. Z Is
Webster City, Iowa, Jan. 15.-After
three days Of strenuous efforts bail
Was secured yesterday in the sum Of
10000 for County Treasurer ". w.
9: Lindley, a defaulter Of over $50, 600.
The board Of supervisors will be in
session all this week investigating the
shortage, and it has just been given
ont that 100000 will be nearer the
amount than $4,000. Iindley was an
active member of the Baptist church.
and 1T was through his church relation
ship that he secured bail. He spent
the money on the Chicago board Of
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-01-22

The Canadian premier has followed
the example Of two Of. his predecessor
a ONCE and declined the honor ,o1
knighthood which was offered to him
Inst week by Queen Victoria. His rea.
IONS were that the tendencies were
democratic and hence in opposition ia
honors Of that kind. There used to be
anotion that every English subject wa
half mad for titles, fbut It has received
many5 severe setbacks in recent years.
Noble n az noble does is the broader
lvisw Of to day. and titles do not add
uch rial nobilitS.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-01-22

The duke Of Orleans has written .
letter in which he says that he does not
wish to cause any internal difficulties
In France at present. The good thing
about all these royal pretenders is that
they only pretend. It is just their fun.
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sIxir,ni.h Win 1n.urrent..

Havana, Jan. 10.-The San Quintin
battalion at Cayo de Espino. Province
OF Pinar del Rio, has had skirmish
with the insurgents, during which the
latter lost nine men killed, including
the secretary Of Gen. Rugs Rivera, the
insurgent leader who succeeded An
tonic Maceo in command Of the Cuban
forces in. that part of the island. The
troops also destroyed three insurgent
camps and burned 200 huts. The col
umn had seven men wounded.
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swindlias the Farmers.

Vermillion, 8. D., Jan. 16.-Farmers
IN South Dakota are complaining Of
agents Of fraudulent Chicago grocery
firm. The agents get orders for fine
groceries and take the purchasers note
In payment. In some cases the farm
ers are told that they are simply sign
ing contract, but 1t soon develops
that the contract k asnegotiable note.
The groceries, 1t is found upon ar
rival are very poor quality, and not
TT for use. A