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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-12
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
TIE BUTLER.

THE III lA<E@R
q. M. Rrues. whsfcom.
.. w. Feikar. Whatcorn
J. F. Mniouav. juneau.
Thomas w Alien, ytctoria
j. Il. Piechner. ~. Paul.
W. cSasmann, Milwaukee.
isener White. Toledo, O..
wills u. Jameson, Chicago
W. y. Jenkins. 81. Louis.
az. N Sounding End wife. Worcester.
". Virgil Spauiting Worcester.
Nell MsArrthnr, 50 Tau.
louis r. Hart. Snohomixn.
=. r. NcEovern. New York.
= T. Lord and wgfe AnacorteA
John W. Cover, HesslaEid.
Miss seslak. whstcon.
7, u. Anlssls snd wife. t SAD rrsncise~
=. l. Rayburn. Portland:
g. ~ AHrich and wife, Boston
George Carter. Prsmsrfon.
George DYsart, Ceatralis
w A. Robinson. San Francisco
JAMS Friedman. Portland.
j. W RAY, Detroit.
f.ursne MILLER. SPOKANE
G. A. Iueksubaeh. Los Angeles.
TshEfip Baum Whatrorn-
A. NcDonafd. san francisco
q Wade and wsfe, blaine.
G. G. Daring, Tacoma
&. =. ciapp and wife. Port Townsend.
r. n. Nelson. Portland.
w, J. Wilson, Portland.
THE NEH Ess8AA<$Ds
Alex Gulis. CITY.
r. G. Smith City.
james HafEin, Fort Gsrnbia
r. Klrkman. Port Camille
NJ T. FlfzxerslA. Hamilton
= ~ Austin Hanfiion.
Albert Hanson. Hamilton.
Charles w. Howe, WooBey.
asrr Russell, Hartford.
~. X Du Hell. Columbus. Ky.
T. y. Wilbur. Avon.
r Peterson. Everett
John Caazsfy. Coolies city, WASH
Henry ~ Rsil. oregon City.
q. r. Cboua. Oregon City.
Frank Jcaes. Portland.
THE STEVENS.
= O'nfgen. Ixayenworth.
= q Nuft san jose O. Guatemala
james ": Kelley. Iscenia-
John Wf5ness kreokfvn. =. =.
a -. Charlton. Tacoma,
j. j. Meahf. s4'ys
G. <. Mn0ag. Mt. vernon
JAMES Brace. TaroFaa-
H. " YaxaeF Toronto. CeaAdss
Il J Dafu snf wife. Tacoma
r = T.. Nes6beud. Tacoma.
T. g Nevfn, SsNefs
Rohare r. Nhlffeam. olympia
-. - Cooper ann ~ife. tlig.
q v. BgAard. TACOMA.
Assrea r.. Cos MlanF yot4s
pvark wright. rofnt Roberta
~ ~ Crziors. FRIDAY HsrDor.
X CusoTs Friday hAr1or
- Hutchinson. A0nts-afso.
Dudley North YAKIMA
srhgsaas Hores. luxembourg.
THI1 NORTHERN.
q swsnasnn. Port Townsend-
q " Hull. Avon.
farfses CarFcii. JGnsau. Alaska
ffsrf.ert r. DYKE. CITY
q II Berry PORT Orchard.
Wax Levy. FORT T0anEsnd.
= ~ Gzzss Wr7aKss, Aiask&-
cart = willy, Olympia
sTshafssas Nay. Ciywpia.
Wnfnn n. Sc site. View York
gon~ lsa6fn. Eas Lake City.
j ~. Taylor. HiaMgeg.
y E4srs. Tscona-
w L Msi1k. Perf5s-6.
= ". C,AKey. Portland
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TIE Worth = sstsrn Line comprises ever
2 oss niles o. psrfs@SJy equipped railway
In ygF.y,as. Tc~x, Wisconsin. hieAtgan.
.Fs~sr~ansn- ~oFra Dakota. South Dakota.
~At.~zska ana Wyoming y operates ths
treat trains IN tss worid- The service 80
f.ag~aro. Milwaukee ard al tbs principal
ssfss. a. ira Fast ard soz;AsAs. cannot
- .ssruasEe4. Enssas ca having your ticket
Via s~rsss EoTfa-Es sfsru-' y. W. Parker.
COMMERCIAL Ass-s. e. first avsaes. SCAT
tia
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MARINE NEWS

SAN FRANCISCO NaraA W-A~rfvea
NxrcA te-Sgr ElsncAarst frosu FsTtsarAs
scnr Nancy FaV9. fTau1 Goes hay. A.
rs 80 Mar t3-~aAw srr San MAEss. frnrs
Cawcx. ST. efs0TEe y. Elder sT01i Pert
Lard Cleared Nasrn U-&fr Elztf.la
ger Victoria Saz.e4 Marc N-5tr Car
Iz@- G0- CO. -. S.E ar E.1Es1A- 11r
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DENVER, March 1.-The senate corn
rnittes appointed 70 investigate charges
or bribery preferred BY Rat NaStersoa
agains; several senators fnas absolutely
no evidence so sustain the charges.
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rwronraST BILLS PASSED.


Measures Enactsd IEto Law hy the
u@ssrns IeHtsfnfur~.
OLYMPIA. ess-as 1~Sr@9sat.-- - oifovv-
fax - lgst q the most tangoTfSst bills
sssr.4.,s ~ tFEs s~sstaa cf tne legislature
rs-gFt fr~sTns rate ~ rs*grta< rates
a. ~haar frssxa f&g@ fTgEn tns sAA0E1Bs 20
= ~ xr1 YsFppartlgrafSiY for xAertsr eis-
- -z-~-- ~ sszg a kgr2xons&! ems 81 sr1-a
= 10 r. Ger cert ct G-Ger agricultural
rro4csES
Creating a. Efase sNar1 os s91is sd con
.~af w-tfsa x1u nav. charge &16 saErsxe-
r.Fr9r - sAs< varta1z STATE INSTITUTIONS. %
xhs-A - governor sazA % sx-o~zet0
ea..r1A-x.. LIZ sSAsr EG@z E.aEzsSeTs 60 %
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LONDON, March ia dispatch 10 IN.
Times from Yokohama says the house o.
representatives OF the japanese parlia-
meat has voted 10 adopt the gold standard
OF currency.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP coMPANY-

sTES GARLAND k<D EvA%rrr.
$3.50 ~ Eowreena -N~sh Fav rc,9.-
sss21er Garland -eaRee Tsslar s.,.a Ss,-,-
49, Euesteys ast Thursdays AZ ff.ss
n Tor port Townsend rart WHflz -.
ssNsksaeas. Pert Angeles Port Crasrsrt
Es.'sasa' r FHaht etallam Paw -rt Neaa
Ny returning arrives az seattle /. = -
eReosite aRFs Steamer kSvanxes efs
hssseF does Cor Farg Townsend. Pert A.
sstss arc Firtert Mondays Weslaeasasvs
I.aAEs - So IA; arrives SeAtfla
s''"FRa'e DAYS a. ~ "a ~.
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SACRsMES TO. Cal. March lie. ".
Gilman wss to-day awarded |. judgments
for SO against the Zee IN a damage casa
fees.
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STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON,
Carrying United states mail, leaves City
Serk foot OF Main street. Monday. We'd
nssSav and Friday az A. m. for Por.
Townssnd. San Juan Islands and New
wnateon. Returning. leaves New What
com Tuesday. THURSDAY and saturday. Al
inv pogarcus & Co. agents. City dock
Telephone Msss u.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.
Tine Card IN Eject June 1. iSaA

SEATTLE, EVERETT e wuAr<OM
ROUTE
sac q washington leaves Seattle daily,
ssrees saturday. at Il ?. "a
SEATTLE \ IA CONNER ROrTTr
ssssraaver leaves Seattle daily. except
sstsfSay at 80 = n
Tssspf one Azta TN Ye-sr sAex
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STEAMER DELTA
leaves Gaibraith dock, foot % Washing
tor street. Tuesdays. Thursdays and SAT-
u-days az O'Clock a. m, fer Kingston.
p,rf Gamble Seabeck. Brinnnn. Holly
p.xatto Itlllwaup Falls Hcod@port and
ffniop city. Returns alternate days.
d TROUTMAN. Master
Tasenhone Red ISL
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co on THE GREYHOUND.

Everett. Edmonds. Snohomish Route
Two round trips daily. except Sunday.
r, sfyect Nov. - lse6. Leaves Seattle TsAs
a m AS p. m. leaves Everett 10 a m,
m. Seattle landing. Coiman dock:
rrxsreff landing. Merchants dock Con-
naets with Str Flyer for Tacoma: with
str Nikado for Snohomish. with train
Sor Monte Cristo and way stations. Tese-
'h'"r FRANK w. GooDHuE. Manager.
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MARITIME RECORD.

FORECAST FOR FRIDAY.
Portland, March Il. 1877.
Fair, colder.
z. S. DEPARTMENT or AGRrCUL
TURE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN
Seattle, March III. 1851
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MARKETS AND TRADE.

Seattle. March L. l3-
Exchanges ~ the seattle. Tacoma and
Portland clearing houses today veres
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Foar ORCHARD AND PORT WASH.
iN0ToN ROUTE
STEAMER 4. r. ROBINSON.
Carrying II. = Mail.
On Port Orchard ard Port Washington
fsais. leaves city dock. foot OF Man
stree. 40 a n. calling at South ReacA
s2fehed. Brick Yard. Brernerton. u. a
SAFy Nara, Sidney, Charleston. T,raryfo1.
thsse Sllgeraals Leaves Port Orchard
navy Station Sc 2. m; arrives Seattle
- n 2. y. Robinson master Lilly
st.essFdus CO. agents. Teie2hcne. Main
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VICTORIA ROUTE

STEAMER RosALrE.
srstrrson dock leaves for Victoria and
TSTt STo~nsend daily. except Sunday ct
1000 a. m: returning leaves Victoria az
s-s9 n m Steam George =. Starr leaves
FOR port Townsend and way ports daily,
sxetpt Saturday. at 500 .. m: Sunday
dt-ert At 2 a. m: returning. direct leaves
port Townsend a. p. m 'Phone, Pike -.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

PORTLAND, March iI--Wheat-Wal
walla, si4S2c: valley. s1Gssc Per bushel
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FLY ON THE FLYER :

FLY On THE -FLYER-
aEArrLE 10 TACOMA
fsr rounz trfp: daily. sace9i s1ncay.
The srE "a a. sEfsYgg s.aa'e.
80 daily trips. sszstse-T.cs-a
- f9lsus.
TAKING EFr.EcT TUESDAY. NAY
&c fArss DC. rs11d TIP &c
s~&tus-ssE. II 10 q u. = as
Leave T=eoDs . a.: sn.s.
leAys Eeaffe--g a ma MS "a
LANDING a. No-ss.-n p a. war, Ta-
49, nc Commercial dock soos OF Ma
Sundays. steamers Flyer aaa state Of
PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.
s.saHsr City Of Klnxs,on between Ia
coma. WASH. and Victoria 2. c.
:sB Bn u sEs s111 "A r i iss.
Z s,arulLv. z PIT Townsend . Arb fam
Daily except Sunday
This steamer furnishes Grst-class az
connodattons. carrying both freight and
passengers. ans leaves from Yssisr wharf.
ses,IIe. for Victoria. 1T scH .. m ana
Passengers for Victoria can oocupy
staterooms until q. m
FOR rates. tickets. etc. inquire q
Agent. Yesier wharf. SestilaL
General Agent y. p. Rv.. seassia
TO COOKS INLET. ALASKA,
By ALASKA COMMERCIAL COS
STEAMERS.
Steamer DORA leaves sstka FOR Portage
Ray. March I'd. April 9Th.
Steamer BERTHA leaves juneau sor
Cooks inlet direct April 18Th. April 18th
May fz.h. May 9Th. and semi-nonthiy
thereafter during the season
For particulars apply 70
J. =. fRowBRIDGE. Ocean Dock. Seat
c. H ]. sToLTENBER0. Ticket Agent
Pacific Coast Steamship Company. eS
First Avenue. Seattle
EDWARD DE CROFT. si,ka. Alaska
FRANK A. BROOKS. Juneau. Alaska
Or
ALASKA COMMERCIAL co, sc San
some Street, San Francisco
wHATcoN. SEATTLE AND TACOMA
ROUTE.
Take rtefner BAY CITY for Anscor,ss
Fsirhaven or whaseom- Leaves CONNER
cal dock. Tacoma. y. m. City dock
(fcot Main street. Seattle, D. m Tues,
Te4rs. and Sat. Returning leaves what
com D m. Fairhaven. sI5 D. m. and
Anarortes 10 p. m. Sun, Wednes. ard
Fri Fares-Seattls 81 or $50 round trip:
Tacoma sl25 or 81 round TRIP.
PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
INGTON ROUTE.
STEAMER MARY r PERTEY
Leaves saIbraIth dock. foot OF Washing
ton street for South Beach. Sylvan Grove.
PIT White Bremerten. United States Dry
Dock. Charleston. sidney. Tracyton. Chi
CO. siiverdaie az p ID. Saturday. . II. I:
Sunday .. NJ: returning. leaves Silver
dale az sc a m. Telephone. Red isl
VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMER R0sALTE.
srstrrson dock leaves for Victoria and
peTt To~naend daily. except Sunday, et
fa.aa a m. returning leaves Victoria az
So d m Steamer George =. Starr leaves
for Port Townsend and way ports daily
sxrfpt Saturday. at $50 2. m. Sunday
direct AT a. m: returning. direct. leaves
port Townsend a. p. m Phone, Pike -.
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= = o'csock a. Ia % said DAY.
- bos- ~ .-sa~ Of the courthouse. IN
: - - s<a.fle. IN sasd King county,
= ~ 81 e aeovs 20 ir<. s s5o0s e..
SIR, =. ~. a. dzy 0. Fsh-rsry. iss7.
Cs-es 80 VIZ z AOyEz. Sheriff
-. 4 Ferry, Attorney
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
INCToN ROUTE

Leaves GaIbraith dock foot OF Washing
ton street for South Beach. Sylvan Grove
pr White Bremerten. United States Dry
Dock. Charleston. sidney. Tracyton. Chi
sunday s q. M. returning. leaves silver
dale AZ &C a N. Telephone. Red Isl
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

30, I club. soc: blue stem, sii4c; Arm
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
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wHATcoA. SEATTLE AND TACOMA
ROUTE.

4A%ND lA~O-aA
ROUTE.
Take steamer BAT CITY for Anscortss
r sfrnaveu or whascom- Leaves CONNER
cal dock. Tacoma. 2 y. m; City deck
(fcot Main street.. Seattle, D. m. Tues,
Ta4rs and Sat Returning leaves what
com 8 p. m. Fairhaven. s:f5 .. m. and
Anacortes 10 .. m, Sun. wednes ard
Fri Fares-Seattls 81. or 81 80 round trip;
Tacoma g. Is or 81 round trip.
". II. ELLIS
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will SO state publicly, and we will chess
fully publish the same in these coluntnJS
and add our owu contrite apology. Ana
we may add, that if Mr.. Wilson, really
wants the public to believe that we haxs
lied about him, that a little Of what ,laxs
yers caA the best evidence;;" to wit: TINT
of the persons mentioned, will 90 much
farther than the simple, improved asses
veration Of prejudiced and interested
party. ts5 ...5
MIR. Wilson also intimates that heIhi
q private graveyard from which he ht9ls
poses to exhume a lot Of grisly skeletohs
with which to scare the editors Of ti1
Times and the PIONEER sExPREss. A<
cording to common rumor and a lit(tS
personal experience, we would say, that
Editor Wilson'S not success as 4 ftte
at making the ghost walk" and hence
we are not afraid Of his powers as 4 dis
|ciple Of the witch Of Endor.,' Brother
Wilson's spooks are too much oi Tie
Halloween sort, and too familiar, to
scare grown people. Don't trot oft
your pumpkin and tallow candles again
Mr.. W., everybody knows you carve the
horrible faces with your own little Jack
knife; and besides. when it comes to
skeletons, there's proverb about them,
and perhaps the closet in y9ur house il
not the exception that proves the rule.
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netiee ef Mortgage sale.

/ NOTICE ID hereby given that that certain mort
N&ee, made, executed and delivered BY Louis
M MNette and Jn;ienne Roletts. his WIFE mort.
to Bartholomew Shea. mo1gsRee, dated
~ day Of January A. D. 1922 1hd dled for
rcege4 in TIE otce Of the regteler Of deeds f0f
Ses tie 2oth day Of January a. b. 1899, and
4sbe 10feclosed by q sale OF the premises in
4eSA gottgage, and hereinafter described, Ut the
SsQt door OF the court house, in the city cf Penn.
eoanty Of Pembins, and state Of North
,at the hour Of 2 O'Clock .. M, on the
SayCf December, A. D. 1897, to satisfy the
0ens que upon said mortgage ON the day of
1Me promises described In said mortgage
AaieA VIII be sold to satfefy the same. are de-
lnt 81 the south line Of lot No. l, section dye
6kAnNnship one hundred and sixty three (I6s),
143Ie. 1 range anyone (51) west Of the fifth
Msnetnel meridian, In Pembina county. state Of
Mptth lakot.. forty-eight rods west Of the south
yfpds, thence vest thirty.two % rods. thence hence
eeh tOfty rods thence east thirty two rods to
9RlAce OF beginning, COZ tanning ten (1O) acres
1kN Ar less according to the United States gov.
I slSMent survey thereof, aud also piece of land
u s91th east corner of lot No. two (9 section
AlSAI IN township oLs hundred and sixty
tire ll68l range ffty-one, in Pembina county.
etlOf North DakotR, running thence west forty
thence north forty rods, thence east forty
Thence south forty rods to the place of be-
eeaing to the United States government survey
There will be due on such mortgage on the
de1e.Of sale the sum of $816 8O and statutory at
to3psys ises e . and an, costs as provided by law:
..sA BARTHOLOMEW SHEA.
5sctg7-7t Attorney for Mortgage.
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United states Land once.

Grad FORKS, N. D., Sept. 10th, 1897.
Noticeis hereby given, pursuant to instruc-
nons and in accordance with the directions Of
the Secretary of the Interior. under the provi
sl0ns Of the third section Of the act OF July 9Th,
1884, 80 etat. 10s) that ali Of the buildings on
Fort Pembtna abandoned military reservation,
North Dskots; consisting of officers quarters
Dar.acke, stables outbutldings. etc, will be of
day Of December 1897. Commencing ct 10 4. H.,
70 the highest bidder, ct not less than the ap-
praised value thereof, the purchase money to be
TO % removed from the reservation within nine
~ days from the date of the sale, their retention
on the reservation after that time being at the
risk ofthe pnrchaeers.
Approved. JAMES v. BRooYE.
.sn11Ek DAvlE, Register.
1z-8 Receiver.
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the c. r. r., to the Indians, to the half
breeds. tothe Mennonites, and in fact to
everybody except to good Canadian and
American farmers; hence lands are cheap,
and immig grants are promised everything
almost, il they will only come, settle and
make the rest Of the vacant land valuable.
There are no conditions" in Manit-
oba superior to North Dakota. Money
| is no cheaper, land is no better, taxes
vixen balanced by benefits no less. On
the other hand, distance from markets,
makes freight higher both ways, and
there is no railroad competition at all in
most localities, while the customs duties
cut into the'prices Of both what is sold
and what's bought.
But comparisons are odious or ought
to be. On this side. we are ready and
willing to acknowledge that Manitoba
and Northwest Territory, is great and
grand, country full of magnificent possi-
bilities. Nothing would please us better
than to see that fertile land made to bios
som like the rose. And we have plenty
OF good Americans who could vastly bet
ter themselves by emigrating there, and
we would willingly spare them. But
there are butfew North Dakota farmers
who could do better on the other side.
Here, to say fhs least, Conditions" are
ItS,o ,,nar a1;lsGa5 IN eo:l a%, -
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a NEW WOMAN

J.
She's up to date and strictly new,
And yet she's not adame With seal. o
She wears no skirt that's sewed in W.
B She IL not skilled to ride wheel.
Her sex's wrongs she does not feel.
No public scheme her thoughts pursue,
And yet, the fact can't conceal,
2 She's very new.
Her souls ideals are scant and few,
Yet not by man Is abe controlled,
And, though her eyes are deeply blue,
No occult force her glances hold.
She cares not for the days Of old,
Nor does the future charm her view.
She does not work for fame or gold,
And yet she's new.
All homage at her shrine is due.
Her claim no mortal dares to scorn.
She from the infinite takes her cue.
She's fresh as earth's primeval morn.
She faces life with powers unworn,
For, now to prove my statements true,
It's scarce one moon since she was boss
You see, she's newl
Marion Oouthony Smith in New York Sun.
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The Pioneer Express.
ACROSS THE BORDER,

An 1celandic gentleman who has been
visiting inenos IN North Dakota returned
.,,;4i -. ie ..ts s,.;ss ss;y anu =. e.sa.ol
were a large number Of his fellow coun-
trymen farming in that state who were
anxious ANXIOUS : MAKE MAKE q move to a better agrl-
are living n Pemh;na d,y co,,ntv r,oss Tra;p hsT
crops have been very light in recent wears
owing to the poor quality of the soil.
s.ta u.ner 80 Gmcol.les, ;1N suen as exhorbltant
their trouble until Iarae svu nber wa'id
gladly make change TO better district.
The Winnipeg man strongly advised all
Mnom Man;toa ne &c sonveisea nd s WIN to come to
prevailed here: @ and % Being ga fhorounSiy 1a .dTs
loyal British subject himself he wished
canada and Manitoba to grow and pros
pe,.-Wmnlpee free fress'
nl.yons wou.u suppose nom tne ABOVE
.na. 'ne leelanoels hv'ng = tnis ana ad-
Joining countes nad just heard OF the
pa1aa'se Jus' over tne Dofoer. AS amat-
.el o' history q latee proportion , OF them ZEN.
naye a'Ieaoy nveo IN tnat oe'ectao'e lana
slu moyeu % n..ne1 because tney Iomd
.,:s 49, sonennons mere tnah on tne
o'nsl sue. 5.~
l"e on.sien. coao't'ons De!wsen Man,
Ma..,. ,1Ds sIu 49, =. No..nwesl leIfllory' ana
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LIARS AND sPooKs.

The Pink Paper of Thursday comes to
the front again on the tax-sale question
and says the Times editor is liar and
the PIONEER EXPRESS editor is another.
So far as the writer is concerned and his
statements made in reference to the law
as to letting the tax sale, we have never
expressed anything in reference-to its
meaning, except simply as an opinion
In this therefore we cannot be convicted
of untruth. This is where we differ in
style from the editor of the Pink Paper
He has never expressed any opinion
He just states his conclusions as positive
facts, and anybody who differs with him
he denounces as a liar.
Asto the matter of deceiving and hood.
winking the county board, the states at.
tomey and ourself, .iniresard to the exact
age Of the daily Pink Paper, we will
again repeat what we said. before, that
the county board, Mr.. corwin and the
writer supposed that the daily Pink Pap.
er would b4 six montis old some con.
siderable time prior to the date on which
the tax sale must necessarily be publish.
ed according y law. and this suggestion
was based On the statements and area.
ments Of Mr.. Wilson himself, and that
MI. Wilson never explained to them
while the subject was under discussion
a. rNN. IL. ~.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-11-19
"A YOUTHFUL u ExE GETE.

u - II
Strange are the workings of the n.
FAINT mind The little son Of q well
known naval officer stationed here has
advanced new version of an old text.
The wife's mother, who makes her
home with her daughter. is of the old
school, dear creature, with puffs and
caps, who reads her Bible from prefer
ence. It is q custom for her to teach her
little grandson every day verse from
the Bible, and on Saturday Of last week
the verse selected was:
Remember the Sabbath day to keen
It holy"
The child had Unusual difficulty in
committing the verse, but, once mas
tered, it must have settled deep into
the very largest brain cell possessed by
the little fellow. &
Sunday morning the youngster came,
fresh. white and starched, from his
nurses hands and was deposited on the
front porch until the family assembled
for church. Emerging at the last mo-
ment, the mother was horrifed at the
sight Of her small offspring seated upon
the terrace, digging with all his might
into the moist ground.
'Baby, baby, come here this. minuta
Don't You know it is naughty to play
on Sunday and get yourself all dirt2''
cried the mother.
The little fellow looked up with q
puzzled air and made answer, ''Why,
muvver, dear, / is digging ,holes fm
Sunday. *i .@
Digging holes for sundayi What
nonsensel You bad, bad little son, . re-
turned the mother, none too gently,
trying to rescue the once Immaculate
suit. S s2
.sNow, muvver, dear, did learn 70
verse from grandma, and Il was Re.
member We Sabbath day TO. keep Il
holy, and I 10 only digging vehicles 1or
Sunday to make II holy, and int .
bad little son at all. %
There was . suspicious trembling
about the mouth, but It ID needless to
relate that the little philosopher was
caught in his mothers arms and kissed
before tho cry developed and that he
was given two plates Of deilleEtt for his
Sunday dinner, all because Of his orig
inal thsoey.-Washinston Star.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-11-19
Notice Of Final Proef.

Land ONCE at Grand FORKS. N. D., Nov. 10.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
1Nhamed settler has fled notice Of his Intention
e make final proof f support Of his claim, and
net said proof will be made before e. w. Con.
my, Judge of County Court, Pembina County, at
Pemhine: on Dec ss, 1897, viz: Manet tta B. East
man tor the southwest quarter section 10, town.
ship 16s, range 61 (sw Or sec. 10 twp. 1872, 81 }
continuous residence upon and Cultivation Of
said land. viz: William Ball, Charles Empy
Marley shaughneseey and Andrew Peterson, ali
of Carlisie F. o., N. b. JAS. v. BRooKE,
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