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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-06-17

We try dni p6zniej SEEK
Ilderim i Juda opuszczali
injury Antyochii.
Jeden kierowa1 sic W glab
dzikiej pustyni, drugi = ma
pt1noc, ku niewidzianej daw-
no Judei.
Geese Nv.
1.
Zaledwie cztery tygodnie
up1yne}y cd chwili, W kt6rei
opu5ci} Antycchia, gdy
W Judei zaszla zmiana, ma
jaca ola niego wielkie INA
genie.
Otto staraniem i pieniedz.
nil Simonides zrobj} to, re
usunieto dotychczasowego
prokuratora Judei - Ora
a ma lego miejsce mia
nowano Pontusa PLATA.
jeszcze srozsza reka
.rzyma1 JUDGE, niz Gratus,
wyda} jednak jedno rozpo-
rzadzenie, kt6rem zmaza}
Wiele win swoich.
Nakazal on og6lny pre-
glad wiezieh W ca}ei Judei.
mia{ bye przedsta-
w,iony spis wiezni6w z wy
mienieniem zbrodni, "a kt6-
re %ponosili kare.
Sledztwo wvkry1o rozmaite
naduzycia.
Wvpuszczono ma wolnosc
os6b, ma kt6rych ME
zadne oskarzenie:
odnaleziono take, kt6re po-
c%zytywane by]y. "a umar1e.
Me dose ma tenn, we wjezie-
mach byiy cele tajemne' o
kt6rych ME wiedzieli nawet
Juz diva dni ubiega]o cd
chwi]i, gdy ostatni z wiez-
baszty Antonii sta wal
pred wys}ahcami Pontusa.
Ma stole trybuna, dowo-
zaloga wiezienna, le-
juz gttowe sprawozdanje
kt6re "a chwile ma bye wy
Shane do PLATA, a on sam
konczy ost.tDie czynnosci,
" l,adziei swobodnego wy
poczynku.
Lecz OTTO w drzwiach u
sic jakis czfowiek
pekiem ciezkich,
jak mfotY, kluczy:
- A, Gessiusz! Weidz -
rzek} trybun.
Nowoprzyby}y poszedf do
sto}u, pred kt6rym siedzia}
jego zwierzchnik wraz z Kill
koma innymi urzednikami.
Wszyscy ~2auwazyli ma
twarzy przyby}ego wielkie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-06-17

|mialo bye jake Salomonowe
"a ia gdybym byl got6w od-
dac siebie, wraz z mieniem
ola sprawy jego II coz
dalej? CIV nam czekaG, az
kr6l przyjdzie lub przysle
20 mnie? Masz wick i do
swiadczenie, vice NOW, radz
|mi.
=. Me - odparf z powa-
ga Simonides - pred nami
|lezy zadanie, kt6re spe}nic
nalezy pred nadejsciem kr6.
la. Me mozemy watpi6 ami
ma chwile, re Izrael bedzie
lego prawa reka; lecz, ME-
stety! reka to bezbronna.
! Wsr6d tych milion6w, ME
ma ami jednego hufca, ami
|jednego VODKA! Ty masz
te hufce stworzyc i stana6
ma ich czele!
Ostatnie s16wa Simcn;des
wyrzekf wolno j uroczyscie.
Twarz Judy obla}a sic ru-
mie6cem.
- Now wyrazniej -lzek}
ze drzeniem W g1osie die
10 do dokonania Ito rzecz
jedna; dokonac je - rzecz
druga.
49, Ilderim i ty, bedziecie
przyw6dcami, kazdy W swoim
zakresie - t~fumaczy} .Simo-
hides. Ty udasz sic do
Jerozolimy, a stamtad W
pustynie; zbierzesz rozpro~
szone syny Izraela, powo}asz
|je do broni, dzielac ma die
siatki / setki, 6wiczac je J
wyznaczajac i'm wodz6w. W
orez zaopatrze je sam. Pocz-
niesz cd PEREZ, potem przej-
|dziesz do Galilei, skad do
Jeruzalem krok jeden tylko.
W PEREZ pustynia bedzie
poza toba, a W niej Ilderim
ma czuwac mad drogami, 60.
tow W kazdej chwili przyjsc
ci z pomoca. Take bedzie
zadanie was cbu. Mole jest
bye w}asnym s}uga. Z I!de
rimem juz m6wjlem. Zgadza
sic. Lecz coz ty ma t. pa
ME?
.Juda spojrza} ma szeika.
- TAX jest, jalz m6wi, s.y"
nu Hura 49, rzekf Arab -
ma mole s}owo i to mu wy,
starcza, lecz ty bedziesz
miat moja przysiege. Z'oze
ci ia "a siebie i "a Gale mo-
je p]emie.
/ Simonides / Estera patrzy]i
badawczO ma m}odzie6ca.
Ten milcza1 przez chwile,
wreszcie twarz jego PREY.
bra}a wyraz niez}omnego pc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-06-17
Chrypka.

Czy doznawa}e6 kiedy tego Go
kuczliw ego uczucia lechtanla "
gardle? Wiec wiesz, jake to ME-
przyjemne, a przecie ulgi doznac
fatwo: trzeba tyko przep1ukac gard
10 Severy Antlsepsolem. Ma pro
chnienie zeb6w, nieml1y oddech
b6l gard}a, katar nosovy, psucie
sic dziase} ftp. -- mic innego ME
dor6 VIVA temu ulnblonemu prepara.
towiv jake rozczyn antYseptycznY
polecamy 60 oalem screen do do
dezynfekcyl. Spiewacy i m6wcy
maja W MIN swego najleprzego
p%rzyjaclala. Spr6buj butelke Seve-
rY Ant'sepsolu zaraz dzislaj. Cena
rs centow u wszystkich aptekarzy
- W. F. Severa Co., Cedar Ra~
pids, Iowa.,
The border vidette., 1909-06-05
EMERSON GEE TALKS.
Says the State Of SinaIoa Is Land of
 Great Promise.

Emerson Gee. who operated in San- ta Cruz county at the Pride of the West and in Yuma county, was in the city yesterday en route from Los Angeles to two districts in Sinaloa where he is interested in mining Mir. Gee expressed himself as we'll pleased with Sinaloa as mining state of Mexico. He said fabulous stfns had been made by men and corporations before the railroad lines of the South ern Pacific were pushed through the center of the state of Mazatlan.
 American and English capital was being expended in opening gold, cop per, lead and silver mines The state government is very liberal toward in vestors in making concessions. The railroad leaves the Sierra Madres to the left as the traveller proceeds south. These mountains, MT. Gee stated, were rich in minerals. The roads generally are good and water is abundant for use at the mines. He looks forward to a large infiux of mining men into Sinaloa this year.
 The farming region, MT. Gee says, was in the valley to the west of the Sierra Madres range of mountains of great length. The valley IS only 60 miles wide and is fed from large streams in season, these streams flow ing into the Pacific ocean; when the rainy season comes on the rivers are swollen and in places a mile wide. MT Gee said the farming was carried on in a primitive manner, but by de- grees the natives are improving in their methods. Corn is largely grown, there being demand for the cereal.
 The state of Sinaloa, after it is we'll colonized, vii! be perhaps better common wealth than Sonora, remarked MT. Gee. who left yesterday afternoon for the mining sections in which he is nterested.-Tucson Post.
The border vidette., 1909-06-05
Arizona wildcats" Caught.

Raymond P. May, $. H. Niger and Horn brothers of Kansas City, charg- ed with using the mails to detraud in promoting the ''Two Queens" group of mines in Arizona, were convicted in the federal court at Kansas City last week ard sentenced to l2 months in the penitentiary- Sale of stock was induced by circulars and lying news paper articles, setting forth that the mine was in operation and that ore was being shipped in paying quanti- ies.-Exchange.
The border vidette., 1909-06-05
Notice for Posting of Settlement of
 Account

In the Probate Court of the County of
 Santa Cruz, Territory of Arizona.
 In the matter of the estate of Andrew Bartleth, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given that Anna Bartleth, the executrix of the last will and testament of Andrew Bartleth, de- ceased. has rendered and presented for settlement, and filed in sad Court, her final account of her administration to- gether with her petition for distribu- tion of said estate; and that Monday, the 7th day Of June 1909, at 10 o'clock, a. m., at the Courtroom of said Court, at the Court House in Nogales, in said Santa Cruz County, has been duly ap- pointed by the said Court, for the set clement of said account and hearing said petition, at which time and place any person interested in said estate may appear and h!e his exceptions in writing to the said account and petition and contest the same.
 Dated May 2Ist, 19O9
 M. MARSTELLER.
 22-3t. CLERK.
The border vidette., 1909-06-05

The 30Oto up to date mill for the Picacho Basin Mining Company has been completed and is now at work on the mountain of ore which the company has developed at Pica- cho. The company is working seven ty- five men and the force will he in creased as soon as the mill is in tho rough working order. The owners are confident that the new mill will prove great success Yuma Sentinel.
The border vidette., 1909-06-05
Notice for Posting ot Settlement of
 Account.

In the Probate Court of the County of
 Santa Cruz, Territory of Arizona.
 Tn the matter of the estate of Jesus Palafos, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given that Vicente de Palafos, the executrix of the last will and testament of Jesus Palafos, deceased, has rendered and presented for settlement. and filed in said court, her final account of her administration of said estate; together with her peti- tion for distribution, and that Monday, the 7th day of June 1909, at 10 o'clock, a. m., at the Court room of said Court, at the Court House in NogaIes in said Santa Cruz County, has been duly ap- pointed by the said court, for the set clement of said account, and hearing said petition, at winch time and place any person interested in said estate may appear and file his exceptions in writing to the said account and peti- ton and contest the same.
 Dated May 21st, 1909.
 NJ. MARSTELLE2.
 522-3t. CLERK.
The border vidette., 1909-06-05

An enterp prise for irrigating about 100000 acres of mesa land east of the San Pedro valley. between Pool and Manmotb, is in contemplation by California parties, from reservoirs to be made in Redield canyon of the G-alurio mountains. The proposed wagon road down the San Pedro val ley from the bridge would help this project, and bring much business to Benson from the settlers Benson Press.
The border vidette., 1909-06-05
COPPER
The New Edition of the

The New Edition of the COPPER HANDBOOK Vol VIII. issued May. 1909. contains 1900 pages, with nearly 50 per cent, more matter than the preceding edit ion. The chapters with mine descrip- tionS and on statistics Lave been care fully revised and the bulk of the mat. ter therein IS
 ENTIRELY NEW There are 25 chapters, covering Cop per History, Geology, Geography, Min eralogy. Mining, Milling, Leachiug. Smelling, Refining. Brands, Grades. Impurities, Alloys, Uses, Substitutes, Countries and Continents; Mines in Detail, Statistics of Production, Con- sumption, Imports, Exports, Finances, Divid ends, etc.
 The Copper Handbook is concededly the
 Worlds Standard Reference Book
 on Copper
 The Copper Handbook contains. in this new and greatly enlarged edition, about 50 per cent. more matter than the Bi ible-though not necessarily a better book because of it's greater bulk. It is filled with FACTS of vital import ance to
 THE INVESTOR
 THE SPECULATOR
 THE METALLU RGIST
 THE CONSUMER
 THE MINER Price is S5 in buckram with gllt top, or $7 50 in genuine full library mo- rocco.
 Terms are the most liberal. Send no money, but order the book sent you, all carriage charges prepaid, on one week s approval, to be returned if un- satisfactory, or paid for if it suits. Can you afford not to see the book and judge for yourself of it's value to you? Write now to the editor and publisher, HORACE J STEVENS 6I8 SHELDEN BUILDING. HOUG HTON. MICH
The border vidette., 1909-06-05

The Sonona Ore Buying Agency of Hermosillo. buyers for the Fl Paso snelter, has opened an office at La Dura, on the Yaqui river, for the pur chase of ores, which will be a great convenience to miners and ore pro- ducers in the Yaqui river district.
The border vidette., 1909-06-05

Louis Kane, interpreters fees
 precinct No 4 ... 8 80 o Phelps, justice fees, pre-
 cinct No. 12 5 O0| J Black. justice fees, pre-
 cinct No. 3............ 25 J l. Cole, interpreters fees,
 precinct No. 12. 2... 1 50 c 0 Chapman, deputy sheriff's
 fees, 8 30 Richard Farrell, justice fees,
 precinct No. 5. ... 6 O5 Nick Farrell. deputy con-
 sta ble fees, Prct. No. D.. 10 30 Nick Farrell, deputy con-
 stable fees, Prct. No. B.. 12 80 R Farrell. Jr., deputy con-
 stable fees, Prct No. B.. 7 05
 To be continued next week.
The border vidette., 1909-06-05

Short form mining location notices for sale at this office.
The border vidette., 1909-06-05
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
 OF THE Board of Supervisors of Santa Cruz County.

Office of the Board of Supervisors
 of Santa Cruz County, Nogales,
 Arizona, April, 5, 1909.
 The Board of Supervisors met puS' suant to adjournment of March lst, 1909
 Present, Chairman Ashburu, Mem bers Parker and Henderson and Clerk Herold.
 Minutes of previous meeting read and approved.
 The Board now audited and allow ed the following demands: $ Lowe, bounty OO Robert Bergier, bounty.... 10 % Robert Bergier. bounty.... 32 % Wm Lowe, deputy sheriff's
 fees oO Wm Lowe, deputy shcriffs
 fees 4A ~ Wm Lowe, deputy sheriff's
 ices CO Josepha Espinoza, care of in-
 digent ................ 25 co Mary de V Hunt, feeding
 prisoners March.19O9 .... 378 66 G l. Stevens, per diem and
 mileage, road viewer .... Is co Phil Herold, account Mrs
 Ross, indigent 12 % J Lowe. salary jailer
 March 1909 ......... 75 % O P Lopez, constable fees,
 precinct No. 1....... 116 65 0 P Lopez. interpreters fees,
 justice court, precinct No.
 l, presented for S2S.75,
 allowed for .......... "A 70 w A O'Oonnor, assigned to
 First National Bank, sal
 ary district attorney, for
 the quarter ending March
 3lst. 1909 ... 3I2 50 Arcus Reddoch, assigned to
 First National Bank, sal-
 ary as treasurer for the
 quarter ending March 31,
 1909 o9............ SIP 50 Phil Herold, salary as re-
 corder. quarter ending
 March 3lst, l9O9.. .... 3l2 50 Geo H Mcintyre. copyist re-
 corder's office, for March
 1SOS OS " J W Leehy, night guard,
 March 1909. 9........... 60 % A A Doherty. salary asses
 sor, for tha quarter end
 ing March 3lst, 19O9.... 250 % A Bird, clerk of District
 Court, quarter ending
 March 3lst, 1909. .... 62 50 H Saxon, salary sheriff,
 quarter ending March 31,
 1909. 15o % M Marsteller, salary probate
 judge, quarter ending
 March 31st, 1909. ....- 15O co John w Walker, salary court
 reporter, quarter ending
 March 31st, I9C9... 75 co The following demands approved by the probate judge were allowed: O F Ashburn, salary super
 visors for the quarter end
 ing March 3lst. 1909.... $l75 % Geo. w Parker, salary super
 visor for quarter ending
 March 31st 1909 175 co A s Henderson, salary as
 supervisor for the quarter
 ending March 3lst, 1909. l75 % The Board audited and allowed the following demands: Phil Herold. postage, freight
 etc $ 15 32 Ellen Farrell, erroneous taxes 5 p H J Saxon, cash expenses
 sheriff7s office. 40 50 J E Wise, per diem and
 mileage road viewer. .... 3 40 IT Y GInra survavip1 and
The border vidette., 1909-06-05


 fees. oO O Phelps, care of indigents. 40 % 1 Josiab Bond, judge of elect
 ion Precinct No. 13 -. % 1 Chas Quitty. clerk of election Precinct No. 9, ,,.,..,... DO E Wise, account indigent. 3 le American Drug Store, me-
 dicInes for indigents. .... 25'i Mrs A Bartleth, account Mrs Medina. in ndigent ...... 20 Walter Strickland, services
 as guard OO Sonora News Oo., supplies 60 Chatham, coroner's in quest. 1O OU A l. Peck, team hire, district attorneys office. ........ 45 O " Harter. inspector elect
 ion Precinct No. 13, and
 returns 75o A c Kingsley, care indigent
 sick, March, 1909 ... IFS ,75 Gull & Hart, supplies for jail II 25 T A Oasanega, judge election
 Precinct Mo- ?. 2........ % Roy Gs Titcomb, Inc, sup l pnes, OO f0 Escalada Bros merchandise
 for ,ndigents ...... 1ol % Nogales Electric Light, Ice
 & Water Go, light for
 January 1909. ....... 10 60 Nogales Electric Light. Ice
 & Water Go, light for
 February 1909. ....... 8 % H J Saxon, sheriff fees .... 694 20 Cummings x Mcintyre, rent
 of house for in iigent wit I ness 3O 1 Nogales Water O., water
 January 1909 .,.... AS 30 Nogales Water Go, water
 February 1909 ....,... 32 80 Nogales Water Go, water
 March 1909. 29 92 Midland Chemical Go, dis
 infection for jail ..-....: 26 50 Consolidated Telephone, Tel
 egraph and Electric Go,
 telephone rental for quart
 CT ending March 31. 1909 40 25 H H McNeil Co.,, blank books
 and stationery supplies .. 179 %
 Report of J J Chatham. justice of the peace, precinct No. l. for quarter ending March 3Ist, 1909, audited and filed.
 Report of O Phelps. justice of the peace, precinct No. 12, for quarter ending March 3Ist. 1909. audited and | fled
 Report of R Curtis. justice of the peace, precinct No. I, for quarter ending March 31st, 1909, audited und i filed
 Report of Richard Farrell. justice of the peace. precinct No. 5. for quarter ending March 3lst, 1909, | audited and filed. Sheriff's quarterly report ail re- cord. for quarter ending Mar,h 3lst, 1909. filed.
 Inc 6OarQ now auulCeQ CQe IOllOW- ing demands:
 J Chatham. justice of the peace, precinct No. l, for quarter ending March 3l, 1909, presented for S402 95
 allowed for ............ 599 70 J B Moore, deputy sheriff's
 fees, Justice peace court. 27 95 | H J Saxon, sheritf's fees, justice peace court. ...... 236 so | T s Sandford deputy sheriff's
 fees, ustice peace court.
 assigned to Fl J Saxon.... S3 70 | J Lowe, assigned to H J Saxon. deputy sheriff's
 fees, justice peace court. l26 15 | Tracy Bird, interpreters fees ? 50 | R J Curtin, justice fees pre- cinct No. t, for the quart CT ending March 3 lst, 1909 presented for $lll 95, all lowed for. 94 25 1 A D Page, constable fees, precinct No. 4. presented
 for S54 15, allowed for 29 co |
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-08-06

throughout the Uoited States, lite terri
tories and insnlsI possessions. 10 100
cuslom shousss the collectors and en-
ployes began to study up the new sche-
dulles and, according to reports that have
reached the Treasury over the long-dls-
tsnce telephone, no new law ever went
into effect IS smoothly. Copies OF the
new laR are nov being mailed from the
Treasury Department to the collectors IS
rapidly a. they can be secured from the
government printing Office and about
2. 600 will be sent out before the day 10
over.
David AOover, employed as an cleo
tricisn By the Great Falls and Old Do
mihion Railroad, was found early this
morning 10 the transforming station
about twelve miles above the Aqne-
duct bridge, where he wss in charge at
night. The mans back was badly
burned, and it is believed he was cleo
trocuted by falling over live wire be-
tween IL and II O'Clock last night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-08-06
The indian BOYCOTT.

London, Aug. 6 -English merchants
are plainly perlurbed today over the
outcome OF the Indisu boycott on Fog
lsh goods, which is to go into effect to-
morrow. 1.-THE boycott becomes effective,
as is bow feared, it will mean the loss OF
$780, 600 annually by English mer-
chants and the gain Of nearly this much
trade by American, German and Jspa-
nese merchants,
The province Of Bengal alone buys
about $50. 100000 worth of Elglish
goods a year. The boycott is part OF
the Hindu plsn to cripple the Influence
Of England in her great dependency, and
II has been sezad upon as q more ex-
pedient measure a open warfare, 10
it gives E gland no means liberalization
After August 7tb, The decree has gone
out among the HiDdus tba, any OF their
race who buys or handles English goods
or goods imported in EOglish ships, will
be an oulca3t among his c)untrymen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-08-06

SPEAKER CANNON hes eclipsed all
previous records for packing commit
tees aud using the patronage of the
House organization for the promotion OF
machine purposes. He announced the
appointment OF the House committees
late yesterday afternoon, and the ar
noancement both astonished and an
pered House members, 80 pslpable WIS
it that the speaker had strengthened his
own personal control 10 every commit
tee that is to deal with important legis-
lation. The most glazing instance Of
this is found in the banking and cur
rency committee. Vreelsnd, of New
York, selected as the tool Of the House
organization to put through the AL
drich- Vreelsnd emer IeDcy currency bill
two years ego, is made chairman of that
committee, while Mr.. Fowler, of New
Jersey, the former chairman, snd Mr.
Hill, of Connecticut, the two men who
know more about the currency question
than all the other republicans Of the
House combined, are not included In the
membership.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-08-06
Murder and Suicide.

Berlin, Aug. 6. "A Chinese ramed
Tien You today shot aud killed
variety actress named Ho6msn
in her apartments Ia Frankfort
and then Killed himself. Tien Ycn
wss rich and he and the Hoffman girl,
noted 10 theatrical circles for her beauty,
lived together 10 beautiful apartment
in Berlin. firing of her alien lover,
Miss Hoffman recently went TO Frank
fort where her beauty won her sPlen'
did engagement. She wrote to lien fon
that all was over between them, as she
had fallen in love With smother. lien,
msd with rage, took the first train Tor
Frankfort, arriving there this morning.
He went Immediately to Miss HON
mans apartments. A violent quarrel
ensued and Eve shots we're fired in quick
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-08-06
serious Conditions In Stockholm.

S ockholm, Aug. 6.-Lswlessues Is
rapidly gaining the upper hand in the
Swedish strike. Following night in
which an unprecedented number of
burglarits were committed 10 the city,
there we're several clashes today between
the strikers and troops.
The epidemic of burglaries aud hold.
ups is due to the cutting Of of the gas
and electric light service. The city
was in almost total darkness last plight,
even though soldiers we're stationed at
the lighting plants.
The water works plant is also badly
crippled, and the city would be at the
mercy of fire should one break out.
Oorpses are piling up In the morlua-
ries on account of the walk -out Of grave
diggerc. Inmates from the poor farms
have been put to digging graves, but
they are proving wholly incompetent.
There is dagger OF an epidemic of
disease owing to the filthy condition Of
the city. The streets are Uttered with
garbage and decsyiDg refuse Is piled
everywhere.
Within 4S hours there will be acute
suffering for want of food unless the
situation ia relieved. The perishable
food supplies have already been ex-
hausted.
The railroad employees have promised
the strike committee they will walk out
Monday. This will accentuate the food
situation, as the only hope of relieving
the city is to bring in speedily large
stores Of food from the outside. The
city stocks of food are practically de.
Mated
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-08-06
CAUGHT A PEPPER.

Peter McAfee, colored, left WOOdstC OK
in hurry last Friday night. Pete WIS
caught the night previous peepiDg in
the window OF a room occupied by
lady guest at the Geary Hotel when She
was retiring He WAS taken before
Mayor Rodtfer aod fined $40 add
81. so costs or 60 days 10 Jail. He wss
bsiled by J. II. Hoffman, who en-
plOys him most Of the Tine. That even
ing q crowd Of young men decided that
Pete should leave town forthwith or take
the coDst queoces, Pete fed. L. is said
be is at Orkney Springs. Pete's act
aroused great deal of indignation and
il he had been cap ured Friday night he
would have been roughly handled. ut
is understood that the young lady in
whose room the man IVES peeping lives In
this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-08-06
NEW BANK.

Articles OF incorporation of the DIG
trict Of Oolumbis National Band, capital
$3.50, 900, were flied yesterday.
The iacorporstors are Robert N. Hsr-
per, J. Miller Kenyon, d. B. F Mac
isrIaud, E. II. Daniel, W. 3. Roge,
and j. S. Tyree. Mr.. Harper will
be the president, and it ia the under
s,snding thst Mr.. Kenyon ard Mr.. MEG
farland will be elected vice presidents.
The stock ALREADY has been ovenub-
scribed.
The District of Columbia National
Bank will take over The priya backing
business Of Harper & Co., at 1906 G.
street northwest, which was established
ie" months ago and became an i'm
mediate success