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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-10
ALONE on A CORAL REEF.
An EMPLOYEES SENSE OF DUTY CAUSED HIM TO
MAROON HIMSELF.

CO, Francisco. Feb. 9.-Alone on coral reei IN
-. pocioc hundreds Of miles from any other lana
,nd ont Of the usual course of vessels. Iheodore
n 80 Captain Charles Baettge which he
, hv A French man-of-war that chanced 10
,rise in his locality. describes the awful solitude
- ,,t,cb he has been isolated for months.
Gussman might have left his Imprisonment by the
,essel which brought his letter. but to nave done
'' 'I, b,vo been deserting his post OF duty. He
50 49, ,hree men sent down Clipperton Island
Is % 9i'J JnIy by the Oceanic Phosphate company 20
aSt 's 1Ss ossion of the company property ana OF
keep bonf his companions deserted him at the
tme tie tbe Mexican man-of-war Democrata hauled
tlme IL IL American flag and hoisted the Mexican
do"n u "a C;ussman refused 10 leave tncn, al
sbough an effort was made to shansnai him by tne
MeNiT@v ~ dG,y Gnssman practically marooned himself,
OF uutf ashore from the warshp with evidence
swimming @ @inssr's titles TO the island concealed In
one OF his shoes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-10
CHALLENGED TO A DUEL.

A SILVER DEMOCRAT SENDS CHALLENGE TO
DESHA BRECKENRIDGE
Lexington KY, Feb. "a political sensation has
been caused by the publication Of a letter from
Colonel Thomas T. Moore. Of Bourbon County.
leading silver Democrat denouncing Desha Breckn-
,idee con of Colonel W. G. T. Breckenridge. Editor
of 7sT'he Herald" and suggesting a duel 10 settle
their differences Colonel Moore is an ex-Conled-
crate and IS parayzed in his right arm. He suggests
that both use lef, arms The feeling between the
men was engendered IN the Breckinrdse-Owens
Conprnssional contest four years ago Colonel
Moore was recently suggested as Pcntentlary
Commissioner and "The Herald ridiculed him
Tbis Ied 10 the challenge. Breckenridge is in
Frankfort and will probably answer Colonel Moore
Tomorrow Colonel Breckenridge declined to dis
ctiss challenge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-10
SPAIN RECALLS DE LONE.
HE ATTACKED THE PRESIDENT.
AUTHORSHIP OF THE CANALEJAS LET
TER ADMITTED.
STATE DEPARTMENT ACTS PROMPTLY.

ASSISTANT SECRETARY DAY CALLS THE OF
PENDING DIPLOMAT TO AccoUNT-sENoR
DE LoMEs RESIGNATION SENT TO
MADRID-HIs SENTIMENTS WILL
BE DISAvowED by THE SPAN
IsH GOVERNMENT.
TRY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
Washington Feb. 9.-The Spanish Govern
ment has recalled its Minister at Washington
and will formally disavow the sentiments in the
Canalejas letter. Senior Dupuy de LONE has
fully admitted the authenticity Of the letter to
Assistant Secretary Day who called at the lega-
tion this afternoon with the original which had
been furnished to the State Department by the
Cuban Junta in New-York. 1t is said that he
attempted no evasion of responsibility for his
criticism Of the President and his structures in
other directions but protested that they were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-10
GENERAL ELECTRIC'S BIG ORDER.

TO EQUIP roP THE METROPOLITAN STREET
RAILWAY COMPANY THE LARGEST POWER
STATION IN TIE WORLD.
Schenectady, y. Y. Feb. 9.-The General Elec-
trio Company has received large order from the
Metropolitan Street Railway Company of New
York. The contract is for $4,000 worth OF
chinery TO equip the largest power station in the
world. The station when completed will be used
TO generate power for the roads which are equipped
with the underground trolley system OF this COM
pany The new station will have capacity of
1000 horsepower, and the equipment will consist
Of eight three phase generators. rotary converters
and motors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-10
TO FIGHT CIGARETTE TRUST.
4 DETROIT COMPANY MAKING EXTENSIVE PREP
ARATIoNs FOR THE MANUFACTURE


A DETROIT COMPANY MAKING fNIENSlNE ffHr-
ARATIoNs FOR THE MANUFACTURE
OF CIGARETTES.
Detroit Feb (SpecaD.-ln spite OF frequent
denials made recently by Daniel Scotten & Co..
,ohacco manufacturers OF this city. that they
would enter the field in competition with the trust
manufacturers Of cigarettes. it was found to-day
that the Scotten tobacco works contains complete
snecial machinery for cigarette making, and the
work has already begun. some brands having oeeh
,acod on the market three weeks ago. Extensive
- TO- igarett boxes are known 10 have been
laced with a Rochester u. " factory and large
amount of advertising matter has been ordered
eroro the Calvert Lithographng Company OF this
c,tv and from New-York houses -. A.. u,.tod
80. ,ho frn was merely experimenting. Further
Nc tbs MIR Scotten refused 10 discuss me s STU
lnaII lnaII '" ocai business men who enjoy close rea-
;Os with the big antitrust company :lhte tnh.
he scottens preparing TO MAKE nnei let rs nv
,be trust manufacturers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-10

6 J. Paul Kruger has now been elected rreS.ue..'
., the south African Republic for the fourth tiiie'
The term Is hve years There were three caluu"s'
- 49, g.Id al, belonging TO the Executive CounclI'
~ 49, Nv rijger is President General JouDeit,
its Vice-Presdent and and Tl MT
SrSaik RTree- an ordinary member OF the council
was the third candidate The candidacy yo,Sed to
srt General Joubert's vote ana secure the re-eIec
ton of Presden; Krtger. Joubert accused SchaIS S
Rurecr OF breaking his engagements not 10 run anu
6ecI9red that If President Kruger was reelected ne
would continue Commandant General. but II MT
Schalk Burger was elected ne "ouio ioi'n"''" ''
sign. .-- ... -,-oa 20 .o9 prest-
dent Krjiger received BI1; SchaIh buisei "''4''
and General Joubert. 1.s43.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-10
DIR. yELA CONFIRMS THE NEWS.
GUATEMALAs ooNsUL-CENERAL ON THE "''
sAssINATION.

sAssINATION.
DR.. Yoaquin Yela, jr.. Consui-Generai al -. s.
York for Guatemala. received teIesIa"' @'
day from the Guatemalan Minister a.
Of which this is a translation: -s,ro -
am very sorry 10 inform you OF the assassliap ASH a.
,on Of General Jose Maria Reina Ipreeident
succeeded I'm the Presidency by Nice-fres'uc"'
Manuel Estrada Cabrera LAZO
(Signed) -. Ia.
In commenting on the telegram Sehor ieh I, ea'N !,
"Bauos. who was very Hch man 80" - or,o,n,
=, No po,,o, come ten years ago at New-Orleans'
m, a. ,bo ,,n,on Was A childcss one. his fortune
will in all probability 80 to his wife he was "a a
nephew by marriage OF the Nine Barrios VINO 'e
sided in this city for some time ana VINO aoVu'
five years ago. married spanish mar ,,so,rn r,s
and Is now living in MADRID nav 'Sn,y .
garr,os rom his youth and served In the army
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-10
NO STOVE TRUST PLANNED.
LEADING MANUFACTURERS SAY THAT THERE is
NO TRUTH IN TIE STORY. AND A RE
TRACTION IS DEMANDED.

TRACTION IS DEMANDED.
Detroit Feb. (SpeciaD-The story sent out from
Chicago yesterday stating that all Of the leading
stove manufa ,turers I'm the United States had or
ganized a combine last Monday is emphaiicaly
denied by George H. Barbour. president OF the
Michigan Sto-e Company. OF this city. The object
Of the alleged trust TO raise prices on all
classes OF stoves and stove hardware, and 1t was
alleged that prices would advance 90 per cent with
in sixty days.
There is not one word OF truth In the whole
story" said Mr. Barbour to-day. There is no
such trust IN existence and none IS contemplated
Such a statement is unjust and calculated TO work
great Injury TO our business" Al stove men In
y,o.rot, conarm Mr. Rarbour's statement. To-day
iSreeIdent Harbour sent telegram TO The Chicago
Tribune" which first published the story, statlng
tbaJ The etory was a malicious falsehood and de-
handing a retraction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-10
RAROV DE LISLE AND DUDLEY BANhhtFi'

London. Feb. a.-Baron De Llsle ana DudIey
pbuip Sidney mas been declared bankrupt. ne
was formerly lieutenant IN lhe hoyS- m iio "a ..
Guards and is chairman OF 'he TRUSTEES Va wv -
tional Portrait Gallery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-10
FRENCH DEMAND ON CHINA
INDEMNITY FOR FRENCHMAN KID
MAPPED.
AN AGREEMENT TO PAY $4,000 TO THE MANS
FAMILY-JAPAN DECLINES TO GIVE


AN AGREEMENT TO PAY $4,000 TO THE MANS
FAMILY-JAPAN DECLINES TO GIVE
CHINA MORE TIME
London. Feb. 9.-The Peking correspondent
of THE Times" says:
IN. DubaH the French Charge dAnaires,
has formulated some unreasonable demands
upon the Tsung- Among other things,
he insists upon the payment Of indemnity to
the family of Frenchman kidnapped in Ton
qun az alleged by the Chinese, by brigands.
and subsequently liberated Eight days have
been given for n favorable reply, in default
whereof French action in the south will become
necessary The reply must necessarily be un-
favorable, and the Chinese are helplessy await
ing French action"
According to a dispatch from Paris, the Chi
nese Government has agreed to pay an indem-
nifty of $4,000 to NJ. Lyaudet, the Frenchman
kidnapped by Tonquin pirates in 1S9o
The Peking correspondent Of The Times
says:
THE japanese Minister. NJ Yano Funio. re-
gretfuy intimates to the Tsung li-Yamen the
inability Of his Government. having regard to
the obligations contracted by Japan, to grant
an extension of the time for the payment OF
the indemnity Though official statement
has been issued. the negotiations for loan
from British sources are regarded as having
failed"
A dispatch to The Daily MALI from Naga-
saki says:
"The British feet now az Chemulpo will go
to Nagasaki tomorrow CThursday)."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-10
WILL NOT INITIATE GERMANY.

DENIAL THAT AUSTRIA INTENDS TO BAN ooi
AMERICAN FRUIT
Vienna Feb. s.-It is officially denied that there
Is any question at present Of restricting the I'M
portation of American fruit and plants
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-10
PRINCE HENRY REACHES CEYLoN.

Colombo Ceylon. Feb. s.-The German cruiser
Deutschland arrived here last night and Prince
Henry of Prussia landed this morning and proceeded
TO the Government House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-10
No PrJJEF FOR WEST INDIES.

,aor Feb e-The Government, II Is asserted
an the authority OF news agency, has decioed 10
~ M Parliamentary action for some uihe 10
come respecting West Ihdies grant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-10
NOT A GOOD MIXTURE.
THREE MEN FIND 1T UNHEALTHY no DRINK
CHOLERA MIXTURE AND LEMON EX-
TRACT AFTER WHIsKEY.

Weston, W Va, Feb. S.-"Dock snyder, WIFI
Chenoweth and John Burton are lying dead in
c,onville Gilmer County Gilmer County Is
nrohibjtjon county and the three men, with sew
eral others. subscribed for a big Jug of whiskey'
which was shipped from Wheeling. and the parry
started on a spree. The whskey was soon cAh SuSt-
ed and for lack of more, they bought case OF eA-
tract OF lemon and case OF patent medlcine d IoI
cboIera composed of alcohol. ginger, capslcnm ana
o,brr hot ingredients. 4 second lot was CON
onmed and Snyder Chenoweth and Burton pc
Inc sick and died in great agony. thenowetn
Vas eiehteen years old. Burton nineteen ana
snyder twenty-three.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-10
,oor UANy SUEEP on THE TOYAGE.

Liverpool Feb. s-The White Star fre'sh, S'esn,rr e
co,tc which arrived here February o. iro" ''e"
y,, LOST 9i3 sheep during the passage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-10

REPUBLICANS ENROLL TONIGHT.
Last day OF enrolment for honest primary law
and reform OF party abuses For enrolling places
see page 1.-Adyt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-10
,,,I,,,pACNE sTATISTICS.

o,,g ~ "a superior quality and natural dryress.
utthouf being heavy. @. II Mumm's Extra Dry
heads the mportations In 1877 win * 30 cases of
a. So3 cases more than OF any other brand.-Advt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-10

w., man, have 10 mortgage your house 10 puy
iou y, Unnes Caramels. Nassau ot-AoV@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-10

sornr6ed Ill, Feb. 9.-The Senate To-Day con
curred in the House Joint resolution i"'o'e Wv
annexatlon OF Hawah
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-10
coMroRrARLE RAPID TRANSIT ASSURED

by the Central r. H. Of New-Jersey i"o od soYtb
IN New-York al foot Liberty tn otIee service 10 ali
Ferry. foot Whitehall Street irain.aatIa ram hones al
suburban places unexcelled. Desirap'e "o''0'
moderate rents.-lAdvt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-10
p,vs r0R A MURDERERs BEAM.
Az ATTEMPT TO BE MADE TO SAVE THE LIFE
OF A CONVICTED PEDLER.

OF A CONVICTED PEDLER
~,,o r-eh e-Before mounting the gallows.
C,,s,, Merry the pedler under sentence Of death
,or ,,,e-m murder. is 10 undergo an X-ray examina-
ioI - his brain Several years ago Merry was
s,v,'ct on the head with brick. which left pro-
nounced indentation Merrys attorneys believe this
~ sible in great part FOR me violent out
10 pe ~ temper which the condemned man shows,
onn II is to learn the exact extent OF me injury
anu ~ X-ray experiment IS TO be made. with a
Una, h 30 30 attaining clemency from the Governor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-10
THE NEWS EXCITES SAN FRANCISCO.
PRESIDENT BARRIos AND HIS WIFE WE'LL KNOWN


PRESIDENT BARRIoS AND HIS WIFE WE'LL KNOWN
IN THAT CITY
San Francisco Feb. e-The news OF tho assassi-
nation OF President Jose Maria Rena barrios OF
Guatemala created great excitement IN inns ci'S
TODAY as the murdered President and his wlie
were wei known here. and also because number
OF San Francisco merchants have extensive ih'ei-
es,s In that republic. TO the little colony oi 'eiu
gees who fed from Guatemala some mo''ha 's'
and located in this city escape the "rath Oh inc
dictator the announcement was not suiPil9'i'e' 20 90
the Insurgents threatened some tnie dso ~ mn
Barros before the expiration OF MS 'e'i" ."
March l5
Az the time OF his election to the Irts'ue"Oy
Barros was living temporarily In thiS Guy anu
during three years residence here his WIG, d"
American woman whom he married In New
Orleans made many stanch friends. Mrs barrioS
was in san Francisco also when her husoahu pio
claimed himself dictator ia June last. ostehsiD'S
the way 10 Europe, but she did NOT cioaS ~
Atlantic and soon after the news OF tnis pd9o 70
nation had been received here she ie'ui"oO ~
Guatemala
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-10
pPFSIDEyT KRUGER RE-ELhCihD'

CHOSEN FOR THE FOURTH TIME TO LEAD i'N
SOUTH AFRICAN REPUBL1c'
pretoria Feb Paul Krdger has neeh re-e'
,,s,1or, ~ the South African Republic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-10
CHINA ABANDONS LOAN NEGOTIATIONS.
BUNGLING DIPLOMACY RESPONSIBLE FOR THE

BtINGILNG DIPLOMACY RESPONSIBLE FOR THE
FAILURE.
PelSlng Feb. 9-The idea Of a loan on either
British Russian guarantee has been innen-
nitely abandon I'd The failure OF the Britisn
negotiations. with such favorable terms seems
due to diplomatic bungling. and 1t Is the opinion
here that stronger diplomacy IS urgently needed.
Russia refuses to declare her intentions re-
gardinG Port Arthur. If the Russian occupa-
tion is to be permanent Great Britain ought 10
occupy Talea-Wan or some other northern port
-Chusan being too far south-or to Withdraw
altogether from competition with Russia
The offer OF German firm TO negotiate D
per cent loan at 81 has been declined.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-10
MORALES ALSO DECLARED PRESIDENT
THE REVOLUTIONARY LEADER PREPARING TO
LEAVE MEXICO FOR GUATEMALA.


MORALES ALSO DECLARED PRESIDENT
THE REVOLUTIONARY LEADER PREPARING TO
LEAVE MEXICO FOR GUATEMALA.
CITY OF Mexico Feb. 10 (via Galveston, Tex).
News has reached here that General Prosper
Morales formerly Secretary Of War under Bar
rios and later head of an unsuccessful rebellion
against the Dictator, has been declared Presl-
dent Of Guatemala, the place made vacant by
the assassination Of Barrios. General Morales
is preparing 70 leave at once for Guatemala
Tonight he gave out the following statement;
q have this day received telegraphlc news
from Guatemala relative TO the death or Cen
eral Barrios AS citizen Of Guatemala and a
member of the Republican party Of that coun-
try | sincerely regret his tragic death The
honor of the country is stained by this crime
As an oDponent of General Barrios l would
have preferred TO have met him in fair night
and defeated him on the field Of battle. Never
theless as this is an indubitabe fact much TO
nv regret the responsible parties only are
those who with their anti-patriotc sentiments
contributed TO blind the man who has now
passed away. AS yet have not received the
detailed facts Of how General Barrios met his
death bu; whatever they may be both deplore
and condemn the crime as 1t reflects upon CIV
liza,ion and dishonors my native country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-10
ppESIDENT BARRIOS SLAIN.
,,,r GrATEMALAN RULER KILLED BY
AN ASSASSIN.

srccrEDEp BY THE FIRST v1cE-PREsIpENr'
v,SuEI ESTRADA CABRERA-A BRIEF DIS
PATCH ANNOUNCING THE AFFAIR SAYS
CALM PREVAILS IN GUATEMALA
The Bemidji pioneer., 1898-02-10

After spelling all the good old
lager beer, made out Of barley
and hops" by adulterasingit with
Iowa and Nebraska corp, the adulT
tersn,s thought more Of a good
thing, against which nobody pro-
tested, wonld be much better
thing, and they began introducing
corn starch into Pi!!sbu,y's Best.
Nooocy ever supposed that corn
starch would become cheape. than
wheat -four. but since Joe Letter
cornered wheat it seems to be that
way, and the Minneapolis millers
are under hot collars in pursuit Of
a law prohibiting adulteration Of
wheat -four. So the world moves,
The Bemidji pioneer., 1898-02-10

Bemidji, the capital and mnetrop. q
oils Of the new county, Beltrami,
is right In It's boom days sure.
Town lots are selling for $500
each, and there is not enough to
go around at that price.-Osakis
Review.
Oh, yes, Bro. Bronson. + We
always have a seat or two left in
the Omnibus.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1898-02-10

It is estimated that the Cuban
war has cost over 100000 Cuban
lives BY starvation, and that the
population of the island has in
four years fallen from oyer ], ,7O0,--
900 to not much over a million.
And the United States has per-
1nitSed it all. Shame on us.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1898-02-10

nal school, and Mitchell was ap-
pointed, the governor giving one
Of his pointed and peculiar reas-
ons for re.appointing the ex.edi.
tor. And now he has again turned
down the ACKNOWLEDGMENT
crowd, and refused to re-appoint
Cooper, who was president of the
reformatorS board. Perhaps Col
Inns is his true and really candi-
date, and he thinks the Judge can
carry Stearns county in spite Of
the Hayward-Freeman element.
In this he may be mistaken. Or
at least this far, that Collins may
not be able to name his own dele
gates. But if that is his hope,
whv should he antagonize the
Freeman. Cooper crowd for Bob
Dunn, if Dunn is his candidate ?
One view of the matter is, that
Clough is the deepest politician in
the state, and heproposes to stand
in with all the candidates on the
Q. T., while openly preiudicing
Van SAINT b. his own open advo-
cacy Of the Winona man. He is
reported to have even gone SO far
as to say that if Comstock would
only get out and work for himself,
he would be the hardest man to
heat in the state. Such solid
chunks Of taffy are big arguments
for the governors astuteness. This
and that man all over the state,
who IS ambitious Of being con-
sidered the main spoke il the
wheel Of politics in his portion Of
the state, is being nudged by
Clough. in jocund way, and
credited by him with extraordi-
nary ability in political way.
Such arguments are powerful in
favor Of Clough for the U. 5.
senate.
Some of the gentlemen whom
Dave has thus complimented have
recently expressed themselves to
the effect that Clough could eat
Davis up, in political fight, and
point to the Nelson w ashburne
contest to prove their assertion.
They say Dave was the father and
manager Of that campaign for
Nelson. But they overlook the
tremendous influence of Nelson
with the people of his nationality.
which needed no Clough to bind
them to their countrYman.
But still others say that back OF
all the game is the desire Of Clough
to kill Bixby, who has not vet
annnouced that he would or would
not become candidate. True,
the newspaper correspondents
have written from Washington
that Tams has decided not to get
| into the fight, but Tams himself
|has said nothing, while his friends
in all parts Of the state have moi
connected themselves with any
| other candidate. This is SAID to
worry Clough more than any 9th.
er fact, and he is anxious to Get
hold of Van SAINTS campaign in
order to keep his hand on the pulse
of southern Minnesota. Van.
however, is getting wary OF him,
so it is said, and talks some OF
calling in Eli Warner to manage
his campaign.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1898-02-10

Adam Bede says the lumber.
men of Minneapolis, Winona and
Saltwater are for Van SAINT, as
they have long been familiar with
his log-rolllng qualities. He han
dles the Beef Slough logs, and is
Of course a winner thereby.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1898-02-10


of
clsofand in III hetOu
attached
setting
20
judtent vii be entered against
interest ana costs. 's"eu W.
Of the Court o Heltrami.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1898-02-10
Y. $, Land Office. crookston, Minn., Jan. es,

Complaint having been entered at this oftice
by D. w. Carter against Frederick NJ. Wish
burn for abandoning his homestead entryNo
1868, dated OCT q, 1896, upon the Wa of SWsa.
Township $50, Range 32,' ia Beltrami County,
Mimi, with view to the cancellation of said
entry: the said parties are hereby summoned to
appear at the office of VIM. Spears, Notary Pub
lie, Beltrani county Mimi, at Red Lake Agency,
Mimi. on The 18th day of March, 1893, at III
o'clock a. NJ, to respond and furnish testimony
concerning said alleged abandonment.
Testimony to be examined at this Office oE,
April End, 1898. ut 10 o'clock a. m.
f3 A. f. GEORGE,
Receiver.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1898-02-10
Township Piats..

Fac smile copies Of the plats of the
e. S. land Office for sale at the Pro
NEER office. % cents each.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1898-02-10

State OF Minnesota, lss
County of Bcltrami. %.
District Court. Fifteenth Judicial District
I. g. w. Speclman, Clerk of the above
named court, do hereby certify that l have
compared the foregoing paper writing to
which this certificate is attached. with the
original list filed by the County Auditor of
said county. as the same appears on file In
the office OF the Clerk of said Court. and the
same is u true and corrcct copy thereof. l
iinaaent lin taxes was filed in my Office on the
18th day of .Ianury. 1S9S..
In testimony whereof, have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the seal OF said
District Court in the Village OF Bemidji
in the said county OF Beltrdmf, this 18th
day of January. 1898
IsEALl q. WSPEELMAN.
Clerk of said Court
Filed in my Office this 18th day OF January,
A. ID. 1897. J. II. HANER,
tsEAL1
Auditor of Beltrami County. MINI.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1898-02-10

State of Minnesota, Les
County of Beltranii
IL. Ii. Hnner. Auditor of Be1trami county.
do soiemnly swear that the foregoing is u
true and correct statement of all taxes re-
mining delinquent and unpaid on real
the year 1896, on tho first Monday in jan
J. II. EANER,
County Auditor.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
18th day OF January. 1885.
lSEAL.] C. W. SPEELMAN.
CLERK District Court Beltrami Co. Minn.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1898-02-10

Always remember that Schroeder
is still selling Groceries. Flour and
Feed at ock-bottom prices, '"
The Bemidji pioneer., 1898-02-10
LIST OF TAXES
On Lands in the County of Beltrami Delin-
quent on the First Monday in
January, A. D. 1898.

STATE OF MINNESOTA, &c
County of Hcltrlmi.