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District Government Affairs.
UNPAID TAXES.

Many OF the tax payers are fastening to settle
with the collector TO escape the penalties Of de-
hnquents- The collector is organizing a clerical
force TO have the delinquent tax list promptly
ready TO advertise in accordance with the law, so
that all may be treated alike.
CREDITS on ACCOUNT OF DRAWBACK CzRrIFIc ,TEs.
The construction of the law by the first controII-
er OF the United States Treasury in relation
to the credits to be given to the District
ON account OF drawback certificates received
for general taxes, viii greatly emblrrasS
TIE Di tTict in meeting its obi cations making
as it VIII. deficit OF about 100000 in the reya
mes Available fOr the current fiscal year The
Treasury officials claim that the law is ambguou;
upon TIE point q such credits, and that only one
Nall tue amount received of such certificates
should be recognized by the Treasury department.
FINED FOR AssaULTISG IN AGENT OF THE Hu-
NAME SoGTETY.-Three young men, named Henry
Hardy, Daniel Long. and Cotton Davis were put
on t-iaI IN the Police Court this morning. for as
sauitihS 5Ohn H. King, agent OF the Humane So
cfety, WHO testified that yesterday afternoon the
p-fsoEsrS, while drunk, drove horse and buggy
Up and down the avenue ct a furious rate At the
corner OF 81 street and Maine avenue they ran
into trce-b0x and broke the buggy. When wit
ness attempted 70 put them under arrest FOR cru
city TO anl4is they all fell on him with clubs and
WHIPS ana severely assaulted him, and he had a
desperate struggle with them AMI barely escaped
with MS lie The court said these people viii
nave 70 reaognze MIR. Kings authority to arrest
them for Violating the law. and lie would impose a
hne OF SD or co days each in Jail They were COM
nitted IN default OF the fine They were also
ch1rge: With cruelty tOr;urinc the horse by over
arlVln T. and The court imposed fines Of so or 90
days additional on them.
THE D. C. HoRTICULrURAL SOCIETY met last
night NJ German hail. Mr. : Iul In the chair and
MI T. A Ball secretary. Mr.. Robert 5. Kittle, or
Neerssa nude an address on the subject OF geol-
ogy- Remarks upon the same subject were made
bg Col; curtis AMI others. Me-, Il. w. Fowler ex-
hloited new and curious plant, which had never
cen before the society, called the Darnlingtonia
Caiio.nlc4. Some beautiful specimens OF flowers
Were exhibited BY Mcssrs John Saul. j r. e
Clark. t. ". Fowler, and OtiferS. Mr.. Clark also
eAhiOited some fine g0oseberrieS OF enormous
SIC, crown at MS gardens, on street, near Goth
10 go before the District Commissioners on the
subject OK depredatiOns on the public parks made
report, which was accepted. The Commission
ers the report said. premise to do ali within their
power 70 preserve the flowers and Shrubbery aud
O punish depreiators- MeSSrs. j. ODriscoli ard
VIVA l. Bra.nh3l were elected members OF the
soc1ety.
MARSHALL HALL Will be closed Juy'sth In all
EXCELSIOR parties.
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Aiexanssria Affairs.

EeIorted fer THE EyENISG STAR.
CITY IASES.-fhe collectors OF the northern
and southern tax districts, into which Alexandria
: diylted, are now busily engaged in the colec-
ton o. tAS ye1rS taxes Ten per cent deduction is
mad or all bills paid Jefore the 1st OF july and
many tax payers are Fastening to take advantage
OF the discount It's expected that about $3.50
VIII DC paid IN Sefor, the 1St OF July and on Nom
Gay next the payment OF the July interest 10 the
bond-h0liers VIII begin
REPORTERS NOTES.-The town clock vane has
ee1set 70 tell which way the wind blows. Ii Is TO
be rep aired--The closing exercises OF the Holy
cross academy TOOK place at Armory hall this
morning ana were offended by a large crowd
ne closing 0f tie public schools viii be concluded
teinorsow afternoon. Hallowell putlcschool closed
tals morntng---A steam saw mill has begun at The
upper sup yard--fie committee Oh public
properly are receiving bids for painting the
Ic1rk CT building and tower
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Cenhensed EDcnys.

The annual address before the alumni aSsocia-
ton Of Dickinson college, Pa, delivered last
evening bye Rev. X. " Baer, pastor OF the Metro
pelitan NJ E. church. or this city. OF the class Of
1862 His subject was the life story or Sir Walter
Rale.gh
Ti0s. 2 Snelbaker, manager OF the Theater Co
mqne IL this city and eX-SuDerintendent of police
OF Cincinnati, charged with the murder OF Arm
strong Gunner at police StatiOn-house In that
cftg. has been acquitted the ground OF Self-de-
fence. His friends here are preparing to give him
cordial welcome on his return to the city this
afternoon
See notice OF Sunday excursion under City Item.
Mr. Grant Parish, the editor of the Poultry Re
rfetr, published In this city, has purchased a flock
or pure Antwerp carrier pigecas, which he pro-
poses to train for travel In the country southwest
from here. The first station will be Alexandria,
ana be VIII continue along he Midland railroad
until the birds have become familiar with the
route between here and Richmond and points in
east Tennessee.
C0iunbtl Lodge, No l. l. q. NJ, has elected the
following officers for the ensuing teTm:-Richard
A Scaggs W. NJ; Fred W. koSs, J. NJ; j. w. Kid,
Well, rec Sec. D. c. EichelOerger. fndn cial sec.
VIM l. Courtney, treas: Joseph Acton. chaplain
James McEiwee, con- Total receipts during the
term. SS52sS; total expenses during the term
500 80; racep;s over expenses, S1501l: number OF
members on the roll at end OF term, 2aS.
Pre- was discovered in house ia New York
enue northwest yesterday afternoon. The burn
Ing Q! Scme clothing in a wardrobe entailed about
ECO worth or loss upon Mr.. f. w. w. Griffl.
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sI,,,,senlca.s Tonight.

EElgScasfSIs5 EOs.ael-els
THsATER CoNIQUE--Varisty AMI burle5Iue.
DRIVERS GARDEN--Specialty entertainment.
ABNERS SUMsER GARDEN.-COnceTt
NASHIsGTOS SwIAIING SCHOOL--New York
avenue, between 18th and 18th streets northwest.
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GI.tklsl Reward


For any case OF blind bleeding, itching, liberated,
or ,protru ting Piles that DeBing's Pile Remedy
falls to cure Prepared by j. P. Miller, NJ. d., els
Arch street. Philadelphia, Pa. None genuine with
out his signature. Sold by druggists DISCO
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sToRK's pLEAsURABLE AND EcoNoM1-

- ).
CAL TOURS.
Tour TO Canada, embracing Hudson River, Howe's
Cave Otsego Lake. Trenton Falls Thousand Islands,
hspids OF the st. Lawrenct.. Montreal, Au Sable
Chasn,, Lakes George and Ch.napisin, Sara
toga. Etc., thirteen dag "trip, With hotel
end eli expenses paid, for only
SEYENTY-TaRnE DOLLARS.
Tour to Mount Desert and White Mountains ten
Gays trir, with hotel end ell expenses paid,
ONLY SIXTY-THREE DOLLARS.
Ocean Trin, Baltimore Bostos-Ises Shoals Lake
SebEgo and White Mountains, ETC.. ten
days tour, all expenses paid, for
ONLY FIFTY NINE DOLLARS.
Send for Descriptive Guide free.
w. L. ST0RK.
je26-5s go w. Baltimore street. Baltimore.
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IF Won are Nerxotu. or DYspeptic

try Carter's Little Nerve Pills. Dyspepsia makes
you nervous, and nervousness makes you dySDep-
tic; either one renders you miserable and these
little pills cure both.
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1000
NEW STYLES
OF AMERICAN oRGaNDY LAWNS.

OF AMERICAN oRGaNDY LAWNS
N Lawn Tennis Polka Dots. Stripes, Lavender Pink
blue, Tinted Grounds, Black, Blue, Brown aud
PINK Figures, yard wide II cents
go New Styles CT Union LINEN LAWNS. at cents
India LINEN y cents.
WemEGtta COTTON, cents.
100 New Styles OF Madras DRESS GIyGHAsS in
pizids and Seersucker Styles, 10 cts. and u cts
TOULARDS IN Saline designs, IL esnss
sstE Stripe NAISS00H. II cents
india Linens. very frs. 20 cents IS cents.
psrsssn LAWNS, very fine. % cents.
Dotted. Fs,ured and Lace Striped SWISS. Is 90 25c
Lace GRENADINES, Lace BUNTING. IS cts.
CLOTH. for Boys suits. % cts, 81 cts, so cts
LINEN. FOR Boys suits. IS cts, Is cts. 20 Cts
PARASOIS and Sun UMBRELLAS 81 81 25 a 80
81. =. co.
I.iaed PARASoE.s 81 S. 81
MkTTISGS ans CARPETS.
LoSSDALE cANBGIC, 10 cts.
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''AIherney Dairy Wagens.o
Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered il N-lb. "Ward" prints 40c Der To-
Also, cottage cheese, buttermflk and sweet milk,
&c per qt Cream, l5c. pint
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CLOSING SALE at loves ;c-El9rrcw morning at
10 end SATURDAY at 10 u a11 1:30 O'Clock y.
n. when taC entire stock viii be closed out.
Show cases anl fixtures will be sold on Monday at
&c O'Clock.
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Every Fiber of My BEING
responds to the exkilarating and beneficial effects
OF draught of TarrantS Settler Aperient," is the
testimony OF thousands. Sold by all druggists.
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spCcsa, Weather FsuIsciin.

Tic cistf rf~raI officer or the Grfny furnishes
TIE follow NJ sneCini bulletin To the prcSS:-
The b .rOiaater is highest aCrta OF the lake
region anJ i1TtSt n the Upper MISSOURI
valley. Ia, following temperatures wer
rCpG ted at : O-i9gk THIS morning: Est
port. 81 2: AloEt-a.1 ana A!pena. t9o; quebec, 5o
vi. W ahiH@t1n 20. CfyciGnI and - Paul, 6. o:
Duiu;h, So: D-avrr. 64o: Washington, 93o: : III
FrJncf:;rc. ~. The inticGtloas are tiIab far
weather IL. vail IL Tie middle states AMI New
EGgIsId on Friday. with no Change in tempcra-
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PLEASE USDERsTASD.-The qulrt tin buckets OF
HowSon's delicious, ice cram, 1T 35", are not de-
lyerel- II is deId ID ice at 40c. qt., 81. % gal
1l0l 1atE.
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Quiet Nerves and lsalmy Sleep
IN Hop Bitter5, for sleepess ladies and invalids.
More Cases

of sick headache, biliousneSs, constipation, &c.
can be cured in less time, with less medicine, and
for less money, by using Carriers Little Liver Pills
than by any other means.
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THE great rash continues fof immense bargains
IN iow quarter button. lace sandals AMI tie shoes
at The clos Bg sale OF L. Heiibrun, 40 7th street.
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Ruze cure Tor Dygpepds N an IL sfsees: 40 M
TSTsst and Lang; sad sEs oeis 3 d. : -
sAx oT IoLg BOOK czxD2 HzdziSix: e
6ssns Se ruTsst 6es md Rys Widsidss. HsrnIs. "a
yeY plsasent g t1sa 11ytt For 80 by an drsgys4
g 8 kbsnl d3sool6t - nszbosst Hs1ilIos "a 49,
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TRY the fine {oi(D 14-vear Taylor" whisky; l.
now 70 be had only by C. Xander, No. Gil eth ST.
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Flies, roachtS ants, hedbugs, rats, mice, goph-
erS, chpmunkS, cleared out by Trough on Rats. -
$l5c. z
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HAVE your r'st undistrbed by getting n 81
mo Gu . canopy at Julius Ltfs0args, 315 eth ST.
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LAW Books At AUCTIoN--The most valuable por-
ton of the law library VIII be sold this evening at
DoWHng'S auction rooms, when the entire cata-
lOgue VIII be closed out. Sec ad.
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V,HE WEST JERSEY RAILROAD. N. n
tNFv BROAD GAceE ROUTE. -
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND ATLANTIC CITY.
Is NOW RUNNING FAST EXPRESS TRAINo
OF ELEGANT PASSENGER COACHES
AND PARLoR CARS
THROUGH WITHOUT STOP IN NINETY MINUTES.
PASSENGERS from Washington win take the through
trains Of the Baltimore and Potomac hailroad g. phla-
eipha and arrive the Broad street station the
PENNSYLVANIA Bairoad where Union Transfer Coaches
street connect direct 10 SSton of the West Jer
sey Railroad at foot OF Ma ket street.
For through tickets. baggage cheeks and fu inforna-
lion apYlS follows Northeast of 18th street
and Pennsylvania avenue, Station Baltimore and poto-
mac Railroad corner 9th aud streets Go Hcnnsy iva
MIA avenue: 1851 Pennsylvania avenue.
FRANK THOMSON, j. Il. WOOD.
General Manager. General PASSENGER Agent.
e6-taGi5
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FINE clarct ne g % per dozen 3 bottles for
81 Niece, sC4 9jh ST. NV.
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HAVE your floors covered with straw mating a
low prices by julius L1nSbErgh, Bis 9TH st.
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For CHsAP Trunks and Or. Yelling bags go to
HCTZCg's 3(S5 9in 81, near Pennsylvania avenue.
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ThOusands Of Ladie,

cherish grateful renlembranceS Of the help de-
rived from the use Of Lydia E. PinkhamS Vegeta-
bic Compound.
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ANOTHER celebrated physician declares that
"iIUnt'S Remedy will cure any case OF kidney dis
ease or dropsy that can be cured"
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COLLINS PLAs RS.
ELECTRICITY.

Gentle. yet effective united with Healing Balssrn rem.
der COLLINS yoI4TAIC ELECTRIC PLASTER enc
hundred times superior all other pIasters fer eycry
Pain, Weakness and Inflammation Price IS cents
Sold everywhere. f20
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IyprA 1I,;zy lace AMI sllks below cost 7l47th St
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Purify the Blood.
cleanse the stomach and sweeten the breath with
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PARAso1s, below cost. J. E. Young, 80 7,h st.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The wcaii;rr.

The Wcaii:rr.
OFFICE OF TIE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER, !
vAsUINGToN. DC. June 80 ISs2. 9;3Ja.Tn.i
For tie nidtIe Atlantic states. fair weather ex-
ut ia The extreme southern portions lrtiy clouiy
welthe- AL local rains, northeast to southeast
winds. stationary or lover temperature, in north
ern rorIlOlls higGer harnInetar.
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IMPORTANT To ALI@-Jast received. 5,e00 yards
more OF Oriental Lace, at 81 cents Yard, posi-
lively worth IS cents 4 yard, at Bau!n'5.
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COLTON'S SUMMER RESORT, EIGHTY MILE
- down the riyesE-tns fishing, oystering. &Ab
Terms 81 .25 per day. r. j. COTTON, Pro- kss.W-
prietor, Mestown L. o., st. Marys Co. Md. teS- I'm
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

sc. quart bottle, So n gallon. No. rye whisky,
Il, pure and elegant MCGEE, 40i oh st.n.w.
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HOTEL COLUMBIA.
IL OCEAN BEACH, N. j.. e.,
OPENS JUNE path. yEAA0
For Illustrated circular. terms. &c, address
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EsRENCH LESSONs--SUhIMER TERM AT MODE
- rate rates Morning and Evening Glasses for begin
ners and advanced pupils. Lessons made easy pleas
ant Thorough and Practical good pronunciation
street northwest. MILE. V PRuD,HOMME. mv26
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ORKNEY SPRINGS WILL BE OPENED FOR Re-
" ception of Guests JUNE 1sT, 1882. This a 4
well renowned place has just undergone ex-YEAY
hotels proper and the grounds Special attenon has
formation send for descriptive catalogues or apply to
JOHN v. DREW. corner Ssh and Pennsylysnia ave-
my2S,2m J. n Woodward. Genq Manager.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

| SHENAND0AH ALUM SPRINGS, SHENANDOAH
| - county, Va. Now open Round trip tickets Il =, A
| via Il. & O. II. For pamphlets address f.AY
/ ie3-lm FARSoN 4 co. 1891
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NOORE'S HOTEL. LEoNARDTowN, IA
front and large number cool rooms added LEI VI
since last season. Three churches physicians and drug
fishing, ten pins croquet all free. Dancing nightly.
No mosquitoes. Terms, SOS per month: 50 per week:
81. SO per day Children and nurses half price. Boats
to andfrom Washington six times a week. Arrowsmith
leaves Thursdays and Saturdays, returning Sundays
and Fridays The Sue on Monday, returning Saturday.
References given. HERBERT +. MOORE,
te7-1m Proprietor.
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M WILLIAMS AND C. e. PRICES PRIVATE
w Detective Agency. Consultations free. All bust
ness strictly confidential. Notice to call at residence
promptly attended to. Office hours to 10 n. m.
S26 + street northwest. mh16- 4ms
pRIVATE DETECIIyE AGENCY, 3O9 9TH
u street northwest Reliable Information furnished
In oil consultation free; will call at residences
when requested; all business strictly confidential c. c.
Finder. mhl5- An
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-09
First Publication February II, 1881.
Summons.

Territory of Dakota. County of Yankton, IS.
District Court, Second judicial District.
William Dickenson and Samuel G. Humphreys
partners doing business under the firm name
Of Dickinson Il Humphreys,
Against
T. C. Jones and J. r. Graham, joint owners of
the Steamboat Mollie Moore:
The Territory of Dakota to the above named
defendants:
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint Of the PLAINTIFF in the
above entitled action, which will be filed in the
Office of the clerk of the district court within
and for the said County of Yankton and Terri:
to serve . copy Of your answer on the sub
said county and territory, within thirty days
after the service Of this summons upon you,
exclusive of the day of such service, and if you
fail to answer the said complaint within the
time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will
take judgment against you for the sum of six
hundred and sixty-six dollars and seven cents,
with interest at the rate of per cent per an
mum from the LIST day of December. 1881, to.
ge{her with the costs and disbursements of
this action.
Dated January 10th. 1852.
| To the above named defendants:
You are hereby notified that the complaint in
| the above entitled cause was filed in the office
of the clerk of the district court within and
| for the county Of iankton, ID. T.. At the court
house in the city of Yankton in said county and
territory on the l7th day of February, A. D..
div G. c. MORROW,
/ and DEWEY q FRENCH,
Plaintiffs Attorneys, iaakten, OAK.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-09

A communication has been received
from the adjutant general Of the army,
stating that General Terrys suggestion,
contained in his letter of January 81,
1882. as to the propriety of erecting a
monument at Big Hole pass, NJ. T., to
the officers, enlisted men and citizens
who fell IN the engagement of August 8,
1877, between the command Of General
John Gibbon, seventh infantry, and the
Nex Perces Indians under Chief Joseph,
has been adopted; aud that the secretary
Of war has approved the following recon-
msndation of the quartermaster general
of the army in relation thereto: "The
present condition Of the appropriation
applicable to the work will not justify
the necessary expenditure at this time.
but recommend that authority be Civ
en- to erect q monument after July Isl
next, similar in design to that authoriz
cd by the secretary for Fort Keogh, the
estimated cost of which is $500"
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-09
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC.

Progress OF the Work ON tho Pacific slope.
st. Paul, Mimi, March l-Commis-
sioner Stone, of the Montana land de-
partment of the Northern Pacific, now
in st. Paul, gives some interesting facts
concerning the progress of the ranscon-
tineptal line. On the east side Of Lake
Pen d'Oleilie grading has been done to
the extent Of twenty miles. From there
to Mullsn tunnel men are getting out
ties and timber very rapidly, the wood
being red fir and pine. The stuff is
taken from the country on portions Of
the line. and some has to be hauled from
other points. Tho country is better for
timber and ties than anywhere on this
side Of tho Rocky mountains. Down
the Deer Lodge valley the contractors
for grading have completed about fifty
out Of eighty miles between Deer Lodge
and Mlssoula. They have two hun
dred men at work. At the Mullan tun-
Two Ingersoll drills are at work going
west through tho solid rock and, have
now penetrated about $50 fest into the
rock. The engineers propose to sink .
shaft from the summit Of the mountain
and work east and west. They also in
tend to begin boring on the west side
and work eastward. Thus there will be
four borings at once. The calculation is
to complete the tunnel in eighteen
months from the time of starting. Com.
ing eastward q grade ls struck eighty
miles from Bozeman. From there to the
end of the track from the eastward a
good share Of the grading is completed
on the Yellowstone river. On be-
ing questioned about the road to the Ma.
tionsl park, Mr.. Stone had nothing to re-.
port go fer a. the Northern Pacific wai
concerned. He said. however. it was
highly probable stage line would be
established this season to run from the
end OF the Northern Pacific truck what
ever that may boz to the National park
ana through it, with ample provision,
ior the comfort and convenience of tour
lste, end that next season q railroad
would be probability. IL tho territor,
tne csttle.men arc prosperous. Til,
cattle have fsttened finely owing to til,
mild winter, the lowest drop Of The mer
csry being to 8 below zero, and this lnst
ing not longer than day or two. Tier
hsvs bsss no blissards during ths viute,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-09
IMPORTANT No1IcE-woRps OF WARN.
ING!


We desire to give this friendly word of
warning to whom 1t may concern, that
all persons who have been, or are now
dealing in preparation called "Clsyton
g. Russell's Celebrated Stomach Bit
ters," put upon the market by Adams &
Co.. OF New York, render Themselves table
to prosecutton and damages, as said article
has been pronounced by the U. S circuit
court, southern district, New York, in o
decision rendered by his honor, Judge
Blatchford, February, 1882, as being an
imitation of Hostetter's Celebrated
Stomach Bitters. and who granted a
decree of perpetual injunction with dam
ages, against the said Adams L Co., for
violation of our trade mark IN the pre-
misses. The principle of this important
decision applies with equal force to any
article of Bitters, the labels of which
bear general resemblance to our
trade mark, as well as to the re-filling of
our old bottles with spurious stuff, or
selling in bulk any article purporting to
be our preparation, and hence this friendly
word Of caution. We never fail to con.
vict. as the court records of New Orleans,
st. Louis, New York and other pointl
fully affirm.
HosTETTER & SMITH.
PittSburgh, March, 1882,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-09
The republicans do not intond to hold
a caucus upon the new rules Of the house.

Tho first number Of the Moorhead
Daily News, the successor of the Moor.
head Argonaut, was issued Monday after
noon. ]. A. Truesdells late Of the Pion-
81 Press, il editor in chief, and w. G.
Roberta, late Of the Milwaukee Sentinel,
business manager. The paper is to boom
Moorheed.