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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-04-28
Proposals for Indian Supplies and Trans
pOrtatiOp,


Department Of the Interior. Office of ln,liun
Affairs, Washington, March g, 1885, Sealed
proposals. indorscd proposals. for beef, bacon.
Hour, clothing transportation, etc.. tas the.
case my bel and directed to the commissioner
Of Indian affairs. Nos. " and G7 Wooster street,
New York. will be received until II ~. IN. OF
Monday, Alny q, 1881. for furnishing for the
Uo,0OD pounds beef on the hoof I2s,GG1 pounds
beans, 5000 pounds baking powder, 2aU.UD
pounds corn, 7n0O pounds coffee. 8acl,e0
hard bread. 5000 pounds hominy. a,Gp pounds
lard, 1860 barrels mcss pork. 23sgD pounds
plGe .sG lSn pound, d., tea; sa ns0 pounds tobacco
pounds shdn, 1,2JOoO pounds sugar, and sso.YJ0
pounds wheat.
Also. blankets. woo,cn and cotton goods.
(cOns.sting IN part OF ticking 1j.OO yards: stan
dnrd calico. 30lOn yards; drilling. 55OIO yards
duck, free from n sizing. LII, UD0ynrds dcni,rs
i 100, yards; ginghan. 5000 yards; kentucky
sheeting, 2l3,1n yards blcachcd shceting, 500
yards; hickory sl,irting. l2.OGD yards; calico
shirtins. 500 yards; Wnses. 2tD yards1 cloth
plies; und long list Of m;sceliupcous articles.
for 475 wagons required for the service ii Ari-
SInn coioraap Dakota idah" indiSn
Wisconsin, to be delivered ut Chicago. KaTsas
City and Sioux City.
Also. Transportation for such Of the supplies,
| goods and articles that may not be contracted
for to be delivered Mt the agencies.
Bids must be made but OH government blanks.
! Schedules showing the kinds and qua titles
of subsistence supplies required for cacl. ;,sen-
Cyl and the kinds and quantities, in gross. OF I'll
other goods and articles. together with blank
proposals and forms for contract and bond
| conditions 10 be observed by bidders, time and
place of delivery terms Of contract md pay-
| ment. transportation routes and ali other ne.
ccssary instructions will be furnished upon np.
| Nos b5 and u Wooster street. New York; Wm
II. Lyon, No. 4s3 Broadway, New York: and tc
the commissarics of subsistence, U. S. a., al
Chicago; st. Louis, 81. Paul, Leayenworti,, Sar
the postmaster at Sioux City.
Bids will be opened at the hour and da,
above stated. and bidders are invited to be
present at the opening.
Certified cl,ccks.-Ail bids must he accom-.
panied by certified checks upon some Unitee
States depository or assistant treasurer, for Il
| least ) per cent of the amount OF the proposal
THOMAS IL. NICHOM.
Acting Commissioner.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-04-28
AFTER A DEf1iyE.
a warrant Issued for u Arcs, of ,:oone
NImy.t

\ Warrant Issued for Il ARREST of I:oonc
May.
Dexdwood Piot t,r, lst
DIR. McGillicnddy,ag{t at Pine Ridge,
will forfeit much .of high esteem
in which he hos kretotore been
held by the people OF u section, Dur
ing his recent visit to this city |
he received the appointtent of United
States commissioner rohJudge Moody,
and upon returning to t agency doubt-
less experienced deslrdp exercise the
functions of his office. llle here he al
SO learned that Boone by and party
were out on hunting Expedition, and
quickly saw the opportunity for getting
in his work. Accordin4 he issued a
warrant for the arrest oEAIny, but, in-
stead of sending it to th4narshal here,
or in Montana for servicek G placed it i'll
the hands of IN Indian. tw with the
horses, strollipg througAthc country
north OF the hills, ostensitf on hunt.
The Indians were ut the Bknarck cross
ing Of the Belle Fourche hst Sunday,
where the buck having the warrant,
made an ostcntatious dispE of il, ac-
companied with loud boastfhat he was
after May, and would captlh him, dead
or alive. The fact became hown in the
eity, yesterday whereuponh friend Of
Boone telegraphed him at lle Missouri
station. Ii May receives Il said dis
patch in season, the party MY return to
the city, thus avoiding an artst or con-
flict, but it is possible that p may be
surprised and captured bette it shall
reach him, in which event TIL entire out:
fit of the party will be connlated, and
the boys DEPRIVED Of their 81 fls from u
long aud severe winters hun
The precise charge upon khich the
warrant is based is not kncwt It may
be for trespassing on Indian tritory, OF
l it may DO tor killing buffalo erely. fol-
/: their hides-an offense under lhe Unit
ed States laws. If the forme1t canno
< lie, rs May and party are nottnd hav'
not been upon the reservation If tn
n second. then McGillcuddy ii singled
Z out one man from hundredsSand on
= whose offense is trivial compfed witt
a that of others not many miles stant.
y Fears are entertained Of the kpture Q
n the party aud the subsequent ling q
y one or mole while attempting / escape
II
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH rEEr.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF DAKo-A.
Office of Chief Com,nissary of Subsistence,
Ct D.ul hlin,, hIarni, -

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT Or DAKo-A
.Oh:cc of Chief Commigsary of Subsistence.
st. Paul, Alnn., Marci. LIST. ISL.
SEALED PROPOSALS. in triplica.e, subject
- to the usual conditions. will be received at
this Office until II O'Clock. noon, on "Wednesday,
the 4th day Of May, 1881, ut which time ard place
they will be opened in presence of bidders. for
furnishing such quantities of Fresh Beef from
the block rs may be required by the Subsistence
department U. S.. n Forts Eiford Stevenson.
\. Lincoln, Meade. iates. B:nnctt, Suily. Ram
dali, Eale Pcinbirs., Sisse.on. and ro.:cr, aHd
NJ cantanmcht Bad Lands. D. 7, and ut Camp
Poplar River and Camp. Porter, n. T., during
the fiscal year commencing July lst. lSSl.
Proposnis Will he received up to. ard opened
at The same hoNr al the sevcra! posts by the
respective Conmissarics of such posts, each
post Conm,ssary receiving proposals FOR his
own post only.
Blank proposals and instruct: L. .c bidders
giving full information US to the quality o. beef
manner of bidding. conditions to be observed
by bidders and terms of contract and payment.
will be furnished on appfica ion 10 this Office
, o. to the Commissary Ut any of the posts.
The COVER ment reserves th: right To reject
any or all proposals.
Envelopes containing proposals should y,
marked Proposals for Fresh Beef and ad
dressed to the undersigned 0. 70 the Commits
sary ut the pos: bid for.
81, Il. MORGAN,
Ma;cf and c. s., U. S. A
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}, toruh. CJ, or so,e TA,.oot


should be stoppd Neglect frequently
results in an lNcaApnE LUNG Disease
OR CossuMrTloN, BROWNS BRON-
CEIAL TROCIlE do no. disorder the
stomach like cougkyrups and balsams,
but ACT DInEcrhNoS THE INFhsa1ED
PARTS, allaying irrAtion, give relief in
ASTHMA, BEoScHlTl CouGns, CATANRH,
and the THROAT TIcDL1s which SING
EEs AND PuBL1c SPAEEns are subject
to. For IL irty yealsSrown's Bronchial
rroches have becnrecomlaenaed by
physicians. and alwaygivc perfect salts
faction. Having bde tested by wide
and constant use fof,early an entire
generation, they havdttaincd well mer.
tied rank among the f staple remedie:
of the age: Sold at . box every
where,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-04-28
Proposals for Building q Hospital.

YANKToS. d. T.. April -, ISL.
CEALED proposals will he received at the
- office Of t, supecintemien, of the Dakota
Hospital for the Insane. iankton. d. r.. until
twS.u'ciocE p. M. May 18Th. 1881. at w!iici, timc
they will be opened i'll the presence OF bidders.
for building Territorial iivspitG! for the In
sane. according to pan, anl specifications now
open for inspection az the oliice OF J. i. San
born iii iaMSton.
Each bid must give the name o- names, and
postoiiice address of al! parties Interested in or
parties to it.
Every bid must be accompanied by certified
check on some national bank for the s,,,:, of one
thousand dollars payable to the order of j. Il.
Satbori. president. to be forfeited to the Ter
ri,ory OF Dakota By any bidder who, mis- offer
being accepted, fails to enter at once into con-
tract for the work otherwise to be'returned to
the bidder.
The accepted bidder must. as required by law,
give bond with good aud sufficient sIretics to
be approved by the Board of Trustees. coudi-
toned on the faithful performance OF the con-
tract, in the sum of twenty-five thousand dol
lars.
The Board of Trustees reserves the rish. to
reject any and all bids.
Envelopes containing proposals should be
| marked Proposals for building Hospital
| and may he addressed to J. X. Sauborn, Yank.
ton, u. 7.
j. Il. SAN1oRS,
JOSEPH WARD,
FL. DEWITT,
| utMag2I TRUSTEES,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-04-28

OFFICE OF TnE STREET COMMISSIONER.
IANHroN, d. T.. April 2i 1851. !
SEAIlED PROPOSALS will be received by
- the undersigned up to 7:30 o'clock p. n. OF
Monday. May I'd, 1881, for the erection and con-
struction of n wagon bridge across the Rhine
creek on Broadway street in the city Of 1ans-
ton, y. r.. in accordance with the plans and
specifications which can be seen and examined
ut the office OF the city clerk in the city of iank-
ton. Such proposals must specify the time de-
sired by the bidder for the completion of such
v two suretss in the o
hnndred dollars (subject to increase by the city
counciQ, lEd conditioned thar the bidder will
faithfully perform in all things the contract 30
to be entered into on his part if his BID is ac-
ccpted by the city council.
Proposals should be enclosed i'll an cnvel opc
and handed to me or addressed tome through the
post office at Yankton. and endorsed '.Prope-
sails for building bridge in the city of YanS-
ton" The city council reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids.
| BY order of the city council.
Gro, B. HofFdAS.
| Street Commissioner,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-04-28

County COMMISSIONERS OFFICE YAHKToN
County, Ynnkton, d. r., April 70, 1851.
And now, April 20. 1881, at 10 o'clock
IL. 1n tho board met in special session,
agreeable to call of the county clerk,
dated April Ii.
Commissioners VIM. l3. Val
entine, chairman, and VIM. Biatt, also
the clerk.
On motion the following bills were
audited and allowed. and the clerk IN
structcd to issue warrants for the several
amounts:
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MANHOODREsTOREI)

A victim Of carly iinrrudence. cNns:es nsf
vous debility, premature decay, etc.. bssin:
tficd IN vxin ever, known trnards, has d,,ear
ctrf simple tscAns cf self.enr,, ~hitS bs
viii ...nd tscv To hts feiiow-sa!lrrers. A.9t--s
J. II, it!,yskA = CaathAuu stfssa Nav fosi
dtWty -ASoA
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-04-28
Three Cheap Houses for sale

4 lne house So,x33o with L 9x12. rooms, porch,
~ brick cellar. good we'll large cistern barn,
plum trees. ETC., and lot 81. xl3s, for $500
One house 2ix2j, with porch, ) rooms. cellar,
goo! well. large cistcrn. barn, plum trees, etc.,
and lot 37i. xI32l, fer 500.
These two houses arc one biocknortheast from
Commodore Coulsun's.
Another house. (next to Secretary
Hands, lsx24, with l. II xls. .1;E story, {
ROOMS. cellar. large cisteyl, good well. large
bern. 100 shade ttccs, and lots SsxijO. for $50
These three houses are on high land and scy-
era! .eet above the highes. point reached by the
water during the flood Apply TO
CD. i. HARRIS. Stones Block.
Or to rHos. SIII.s. Lestervillc.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-04-28

II you arc troubled With rer and
agnc, dumb ague, bilious fever. undice,
dyspepsia, or any disease OF liver,
blood or stomach, and wish to It we'll,
try the new remedy, Prof. Gtmette's
French Liver Pad. Ask your kuggist
for it, and take no eskss, md if hdas not
got it send S1.6O insa letter to thu French
Pad Co.. Toledo, O. and receivel lne b.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-04-28
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

omc,,, Report 'of the proceedings. Of the
April Session.
cousry COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, YASEToN ITO;
County. 'Ynnkton, ID. II, April II. 1881.
No quorum, WIN. Blatt being the only
commissioner present, therefore no pro-
ceedings. PETER RoYEM'
County Clerk.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-04-28
NOTICE.
n" the Holders of Late Armstrong County
Warrants.


To the Holders of Late Armstrong County
Warrants.
THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF
L Hutchinson county hereby giv1b notice to
all holders of Armstrong county warrants is-
sued prior to the first day of March. 1881. that
in pursuance Of an act of the legislative assem-
bly, of Dakota territory, which hecalne n law
Feb. 10, 1881, they may present the same to Karl
before the lst day of July. A. d. lss1 in sums ag-
Nregatins fifty dollaEr and upwards. when such
viii issue to tho holders in lieu thereof bonds OF
the said county Of Hutchinson of the dcnomina-
tion of fifty dollars each, running ten years
from the first day of March. A. ID. 1881, and
drawing interest ut the rate OF eight pcr cent,
payable annually, All interest On oatstanaing
warrants to be converted idto hoads will he
computed to the first day Of March. 1Ssi, after
which date interest on warrants will be stopped
by order IF board SSgMTS c9Ilmiss!oners. ,I,Im I
na,sd huIST oiyst IS r. aUrii !t ISL aaafm'a
dSw to iuly l.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-04-28
-. - =
,rnn l,nftlcs vt ,nnli

Large bottles, "a medicine The
reputation o. Or. Mars,m,l's l.vnd iyrnp,
l.curs cpasha aud colds pnicsll The
pFice ia Only twenty-five and sisA cents
u brittle.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-04-28

Odnotion tho license bonds OF Adler
& OAnnn and Amy Leslie were approv-
ed ait county licenses for three months
issue&
ThS following resolution was offered,
an! II same was, on motion, adopted,
viz:
Restred, That on behalf OF the people
of thd county VIC herewith tender our
most bartlett thanks to all those who
have nobly and disinterestedly Ia
bored !. save the lives and property of
the ebOle OF this and adjoining coun-
ties drtng the late flood. particularly to
those I,o at the risk of Sheir own lives,
and Undergoing terrible suffering and
priyatiks, have lnbored SO hard to re-
iieve III distress caused by the fearful
calamitk that has ovcrtnken us.
On nj kiou the tol lowing bills for goods
&C., furSshed refugees, were referred to
the exedtive relief committee, snch bills
having been examined by the county
commiss kners, found. correct aud ap'
proved:
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-04-28
Forsa,c or Isent-April 1st.

MY Store building at Springfield d. T., size
4vI 22x50. with counters and shelving complete,
also good cellar. One OF the best towns in Dn-
kota for general trade. Apply to
Il. A. kETCHUM,
Yankton, d. T.
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bill S75.OU, 3lonns approved... 31.o0
On motion, Stion on communication
from Maris T,kor was deferred.
On motion be following resolution
was adopted:
ResoleeG, Til VIM. G. Giggey be en-
ployed to ra4a free ferry across the
James river q. be site OF the old bridge,
using the tla4 boat lately built by the
county.
On motion lie board Adjourned to
meet on Mondt next, the 25th inst, al
10 o'clock a. m. Approved:
Attest: w. 3. VALENTINE.
PETER RoYEA Chairman.
County Cl4.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-04-28

,y,HE ONE AND A HALE STORY BRICK
l. DWELLING HOUSE, good cellar: five
rooms; eopI location. situated corner Fourth
and locus. sts., Yaniston, ID. T.. Apply to
G.. w EoBERTs.
Real Estate AGENT
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81 EcrAL NoTlcEs.

GlLNER goods of all the latest styles Jus re-
- ceivcd by IL. g. Clarl: 4 Co.. the jewelers..
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-04-28

IxI4MONDS reset--Rings ..,ade pyer-Hair
- jewelry manufactured, by III. G. Clark l.
Co., the jewellers.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-04-28

rEIHE NEW ROAD SUPERVISOR LAW In
4 pamphlet form. for the use Of counties. car
be procured by addressing the Press and Cako-
taiap.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-04-28
Prorosn!s for Building a Brldxc.

utE;ayeI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-12

Every room in dwelling should have the
windows SO arranged that some time durInc % .
day Hood or sunlight will force Itself Int th..
apaTtments.-Buttdey- ana WOodrOr6eI-
we doh I pretend 10 know all the marVels OF
this wicked world, but we should like TO see
Just TOT the fun OF 1t, a room on the north sid,
OF a house In this latitude arranged that way
The architect who Can do IT, without skyIignC.
should have had the JOB OF putting I'D DO
mons Temple the north side OF WHICH tnt. m, J.
ern maSonS say, was place OF darkness
Graphic.
Nothing Is easier than to afford all that The
Builder ana WoOd1rOTIer asks The trouble In
the case lies In the view the Graphic takes OF IT,
or rather In the fact that some donkey away
back In the dark ages thought 1t necessary In
build his house with its sides fronting the cardt-
nal points OF the compass, which foolish ex-
ample the world In general has seen &c to follow
ever since. Let house be built SO that ira
corners, Instead OF It's sides, Shall point north
east, south and west, and every one Oh It's ey.
terror rooms will have sunlight In it at some
hour OF the day. There Is no difficulty whs,e
iandl5 pleLty. A farmer or land owner I'm the
country may front his house as he please. with
out being hampered by building lines, and with.
OUT regard TO the whims OF other people: but In
towns, Where the direction OF streets governs
the case Is different. There men mus On as
they can. People who lay out town sIres in
future VIII therefore become benefactors OF the
human race II they will run the Streets DIAGONAL
10 the cardinal points OF the COMPASS. Instead
OF with them. as Is almost uniformly the ca "a
now.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-12

A well known artist recently rerurne, -ro,,
Europe declares that so far as cheapness and
comfort CT living are concerned, New York is
tne most desirable city In the world lie IA q
mistake, ne says, to suppose that In housekeep-
ing mere little money VIII not 90 as far az II
uoes Ia faris. This is no doubt true. although
me statement Will surprise most people. Many
chings may Dc had for less money Ia Europe
>1A'i IN Ibis eo1utfy. it Is true, but the great
staples OF life are unqlestionably cheaper here
than there. and. II managed the same way The
whole cost OF living ought TO De less The
trouble with people who go TO Europe to live
cheaply Is that they will not live here as they
are compelled 10 I've there. Were they con-
tent to do so their money would go as far here
as there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-12

Rev. :. W. Pltzer yesterday called upon the
Commissioners to express bis confidence In their
integrity and ability to honestly administer the
municipal affairs OF the District, and to say that
In consequence OF this belief he had declined to
participate III the public discussions OF the
preachers regarding the execution of the laws.
To-day Revs. j. Lanahan and Peyton Brown
appear in a card repudiadng 1.-The attempt OF
DR.. Rankin to convey the idea that they have
any sympathy with his unjuStifiab,e attack
upon Commissioner Morgan. They say that
with many other pastors In this city they did
not approve the calling of the meeting on Sun
day afternoon, believing that ft would be pros
tituted TO PERSONAL ends. Finally, they suggest
that 1t might be We'll for the committee sp-
pointed at the meeting to Wait upon the Pres
ident, before performing that duty. to ascertain
whether they have the support OF one.third or
one-ffth OF the pastors whom they are supposed
10 represent.
The moral Of all this Is that there is such a
thing as the Incorporate advocacy OF temper
ance, by which positive harm is done to the
cause. and gross injustice to individuals as
sailed In Its lame.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-12
Not Valid Objections.

1t Is stated that the objection is made to an
appropriation In the river and harOor bill for
the reclamation of the Potomac flats, that the
work Is sanitary measure and lot in the
interest OF commerce, and therefore that
the appropriation has no place 10 that bill.
This seems to be rather a nice distinction In
view of the liberal appropriations made yearly
by the committee for the improvement OF the
navigation OF mountain trout streams and
alligator-haunted bayous The reclamation OF
the Potomac flats Is not only an imperative
sanitary measure but it is the only means Of
making the navigation Of the river In front
OF the Capital City what iJ should be, and what
1t was before they were formed. By filling up
the flats and making them solid ground the
present wash of sediment fronthem Will be
stopped. AT the same time the river that
now sprawls slugg;shly over a mile
width Of flats will be reduced to
q straight narrow course, and will plough
Itself out deep and permanent channel. The
present tnkering upon the channel through
the small annual appropriation made In the
river and harbor BILL Is worse than useless, as
the excavations instead of being deposited on
the adjacent flats, where they would aid both
In the work OF reclamation and IN making q
permanent channel. are taken by scows down
the Potomac. below Alexandra, and deposited
In the river again, to the injury of navigation
there. IL seems that In the bids for the dredg-
Ing, the cost OF depositing the excavations upon
the flats was trifle more than It was to dump
them down river, and the government engineer
officers liz charge of the work thought them
selves bound to accept the lowest bid. The re-
suit was, as stated, that not only was The money
virtually wasted, but real injury was done to
the navigation OF the river lover down.
Again, it Is said that there Is objection to
appropriattng money for retaining the fats,
because there are private claims OF ownership
hanging over the ground, the Kidwell bottoms
claim, &c. IL seems scarcely possible that such
shadowy claims as these should be allowed to
stand In the way of this needed work OF improv-
ing the Potomac navigation and abating great
nuisance right I'm front of the capital city.
These claims OF title could be disposed OF readily
by condemnation; assessing the ground claimed
at Its present rdiue. The sum to be paid under
such valuation would not be very heavy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-12

The school board last night very properly de-
cllned the request for the use OF the school
buildings as barracks for the military visitors
at Inauguration time. The board would have
shown great neglect OF the interests they are
appointed to guard had they established pre-
cedent for breaking up the public schools and
converting the school rooms into barracks every
Inauguration ear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-12

President Hayes Las two 'day ushers" a.
II 400 year, and one might usher" ar 81. 300 a
year. There are good many college professors
and thousands OF clergymen who receive Less
Springfield Republican,
There are good many OF both classes who
earn less. too
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-12

In view of the rapidly increasing number OF
very wealthy men In the United States Senate,
the Brooklyn Eagle suggests that that body
ought TO be called THE National Bureau OF
Minionaires-" That seems TO be about what IL
is coming 10.
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Exchange Advertisements, orders for the paper
by mail and otherwise. news. or any Information or
business can be sent day or night, free Of charge