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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1883-06-25

In his st. Paul interview Governor
Ordway has put himself on record as
squarely against division and admission.
He has said that be failed to eign the
constitutional convention bill because he
had not time to look it over, but that had
he known its merits he would
have signed it. Now he stultifies him.
self by opposing the legitimate efforts Of
the people to accomplish Just what the
bill was designed to accomplish. There
is something incomprehensible about all
his actions. He defies the solid senti.
ment of both north and south in q blind,
unreasoning way, as if single man
could stem the tide of popular opinion.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1883-06-25

the firm friend of southern Dakota and
in the uncertainties 6f the present and
of the future, it stands by us with un-
flinching loyalty. The moral is plain
enough-give aid and encouragement to
those whose best efforts in our own be.
half can always he relied upon. The
lnter-Ocean contains all the news of the
day, it reaches us as early as any other
metropolitan newspaper and it is ever
ready to fight the battles of south Da-
kota,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1883-06-25

On or before the LIST day of July. A. D.
1889, the commissioners, or majority of
them, shall select suitable site for the
seat OF government of the territory of
Dakota, due regard being had to it's &C.
feasibility from all portions of the terri
tory.-Ertract from the Capital Commits.
sion Blu.
Each of the commissioners gave q
bond in the sum of $4,000, conditioned
for the faithful performance of his duty
under the act. This would be good
time to proceed against the bond.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1883-06-25

hs adent P1a tbss peed & it, pFsS en-
fraudulent transaction Capital location) stick,
and should Dakota remain undivided, the next
marck and put it where it belongs before It
transacts any other business" Yes, but where
does it belong? Who shall designate the local
ity. the P. and D.!-Deddwood Pioneer
No; not the P. and d., but the P-E-O.
Pile,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1883-06-25

Proof Positive.
We have the most positive and con-
vincing proof that TaoMA's EcLEcrRIc
Oh il most effeotual specific for bodily
pain. In cases of rheumatism and neu.
ialgla il gives instant reliei.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1883-06-25


Throughout all the troubles Of the
past the Chicago Inter. Ocean has been
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1883-06-25

Correspondents: Chemical National Bank,
New York. Commercial National Bank, Chi
cago, Illinois.
rX-Scll Exchange on all the principal cities
of Europe. ~Colleotions receive prompt
attention.
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as he is"

as he isl
"No ] amt, case we don't long to
de same church. rs Mefrodist, / is.
Dat man is Baptist. Anyhow, it
gin me such disgust dat l quit de
church. OATS sufficient, rs gwin ter
try some udder 'ligion case all dat I
has tried is dishones'. Wheneber |
fins a church dat'll keep me from
stealin' dat's mine. Up ter dis time
| amt foun' it. I amt got no conf
dence in niger, nohow.''
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HAD TO LEAVE CHURCH.
A Darkey's OLjectians to the Morals
Of His Preacher.

eyes, l has giben up my bench in
de church," said colored brother. 81
KANT ford ter b'long ter a congrega-
ton what employs SIGH a thief oh a
preacher. 1'se dun wild him, an l
doan' low him ter speak de name oh
my family
"Your preacher is a bad man, l
suppose?:"
"Wall, | reckon he is. Dat man
amt homes"
"Have you proof of his dishonesty"
"Wall, | reckon l has. luther
night / went down ter de hen house,
habin' hearn mighty flutterin' 'mong
de chickens, an who should | fin dar
but de preacher a heppin' hissef ter
de chickens. OATS why ! says he
amt Lones'. I'm fact, sab, Use almos'
WINGED dat dare's sunthin' wrong wild
de man."
"About what time was it when you
went to the hen house?"
"Bout 8 o'clock in de mornin', sah."
"And you found the minister there?'
"Yes, sab; foun' him lifn' down de
chickens, an dat's why Use foun' fault
wild de church."
"Does the hen-house belong to you?'
"No, sab; it b'long to Mrs. Jack
son.
We'll, what were you doing there?'
"Huh?"
81 say what business did you have
at the hen-house at that early hour?"
"What business l had? Why, sab,
l-why, sab, l heard de chickens
scut1in' an went dar, didn't want
none oh de chickens, sab. Use got all
de chickens l wants. l happened ter
be outer bed at de time"
"What work are you engaged in?"
"Huh?"
VI say, what's your business?"
u has been a preacher"
why did you happen to be out of
bed at o'clock?"
VI got up ter gage in arly pra'r,
sah' De pra's OBJ de arly riser is de
soones' answered."
"f you wanted to pray, what made
you go to the hen-house?"
"Huh?"
You heard what I said"
wall, l went dar to see dat de
chickens wus all right"
And you found the preacher there?'
YES, sah."
What did you say to him?"
"Huh?"
gu know very well what I said"
-. "hat did say ter him? Why,
tole him ter loose de domin- s
'Aer hen. OATS what / said" /,
!, "ny did you want him to turn t
loose the hen?n
WI |
..r, want de hen myself, sah." 7
men you are as much of thief i
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DR.. LIEBIC

Dlspensary. Cor, Gearv and Mason
Sts. San Francisco. Cal
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/ hoe Set cured of weakness
and the above diseases is owing II /. oo,,,
piicatlon, called PRosTAToRRHE. whioh '
REQUIRES peculiar treatment 'nA.'-
DR.. Liebig's 1nvigorator No . i
pr;oa "nat - pusil.ve cure for Prostatorrhea,
iflce OF either 1nvigorator, So per bottle tie !.
PIX lor Slo. Sent to any address on re
eeipl oI price, or G. 0. d. Responsible
persons can pay when cured. Strictess
secrecy maintained Patients cnrad :.
nome. DR.. Liebig Dispensary has an 81 10
egant Drug Store in its building 81
100 frequent excavations of the Rl.daa~
anu nopy sediment In urine are svmn
IONS OF Secondary Seminal Weak ness p anG
Tfostatorrhea. Complaints read;1r- s,:aI1 aIu
70 the DR.. LIEBTG TREATMENT 'ioio
Ordlnary Cases-Any recent case ~
Ipecla, OF private disease cured for s1o
remedies sufficient to cure will he nronon, ~
y sent, with full directions and advice -. ~
receipt OF $40. All packages are secnrelu Ju
covered from observation.
Invigorator Samples Free
- 70 prove the wonderful power of tho
GREAT GERMAN INvlGoRAToR 20 hottis
oi either number will be sent fraa ~
charge PERSONS ordering a free bottla
Will Will only have to pay expressage on deIiv,
lost Powerful Electric ReIts r
al @ents. Consultation. Exas,;nnt;ao
ai,n adVlce tree and private. Call or rvr;ta
pnh. LIEBAG 4 Co. 400 S.earv 81 81
hi.fate Entrance, 405, Mason ST. s Cai
april 3, 18S3.-tf
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Commissioner McFarland's Report
The Commissioner of the General
Land Office, Hon. N. G. Mcfarland.
in his annual report, states that the
disposal of public land during the
year embraced 1903, 789 and Indian
lands 399,235 acres and over 1881 of
about 100000 acres. The receipts
from all sources in connection. with
the disposal of public lands were $11,-
OS8, ,479, and from the sales of Indian
lands, $625,404. Total, 81, 1,713,ss3.
!. Total number of entries and filings
posted during the year, 2,516,Os5 ag-
|gregating 30,000,OO0 acres. The in
crease in the number of claims re-
corded in 1883 was 55,54S over the
year 1882. The Commissioner saws
he is satisfied that redemption filings
are made or procured to be made to a
great extent for speculative purposes.
He renews his recommendation that
the pre-emption law be repealed. The
report recommends the amendment
of the homestead laws, requiring
period of not less than six months, af-
ter settlement on the claim has been
placed on record, before final proof
shall be admitted, irrespective of the
alleged time Of residence prior to en-
try. He urges that the homestead
laws be amended so as to require
proof of actual residence and i'm
provement for period not less than
two years, before a homestead entry
may be committed by cash payments.
The report further recommends the
total repeal of the Desert Land Act
and he finds that entries have been
largely made for speculative purposes,
with no intention of reclamation.
The practical operation of the law
has been to enable land to be pur-
chased in large quantities, thus result
ing more in the encouragement of
than the encouragement of
The Commissioner says
''that much of the most suitable tim
Der land remaining in the possession
of the Government on the Pacific
Coast is being taken up by home and
foreign capitalists through the medi-
um of entries made by persons hired
for that purpose. have found it
necessary to suspend all entries in
this class and directed investigation"
The Commissioner is of the opinion
that timber lands should be reserved
by law from ordinary disposal and sold
only after appraisement and upon
settled bids. The construction of l.
,10 miles of land-grant railroad was
during the year, making
5otal of 17,449 miles of railroad re-
ported as constructed under all grants
% June 80, 1888. The question of
declaring the forfeiture of these
rrants where railroads have not been
in the prescribed time, is
leemed an appropriate one for legis- !
alton. The Commissioner recon- )
nends the passage of an act making T
alse and fraudulent returns of public
urveys punishable by fine and i'm ;
The Commissioner asks
hat his salary be fixed at $4,000, and .
or a moderate increase of the sala- e
les of the principal officials and clerks a
! his Department. A
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Snfiety 4otifes,

- EXCELSIOR L0D6 E NO L.. o. OF.
~ holds its regular meetings In Odd Eel.
lows Hall in Cen eraie, oil he frst and third Sat
urday evenings in each month All rothers In
good standing are invited to attend.
BY order of the N. 6.
DAN JONES, X. 8.
March II, '8l-tf
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MR.J H. BATES, Newspaper Adverts
ing Agent, Al Park Row Times Building),
New York, is authorized to contract for
advu tisemenls in the WoRLD at our best
rates
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SOLDIERS RSrounds ssH ssaastins os aiss.ss fss% on
any kind caused by military service entitled to
Pension. Widows, minor children, dependent
mothers or fathers of soldiers who died from the
effect of their service are also entitled. Many in.
valid pensioners entitled to an Increase
Careful assistance given in DELAYED or rejected
Claims. as many can be allowed with but little
more evidence. Complete instructions with refer.
eDces sent on application. Chas. & Geo, A. King,
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Semi Weekly World.
Published
Tuesday - &c Fridays
BY
HEMAN and CHAS. E. JONES:

HEMAN JONES, BUSINESS MANAGER
Office in Dik Building AdtHug i.sl..tt. Montgomery rel
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NHE COLLEGE INSTT
4 tute for the cure Of ain
SPECIAL, CoMLIpcATED and nd
so-called INcURABLE Disea-
ses. DR.. Liebig's der.
man 1nvigorator is p~s.
MiveE GUARANTEED 10 cure
nervous and Physical De.
pliIty, SEMINAL WEAKNEss.
LOST MANHOOD, SrERMA''
ToRRHEA, Loss of ENERGY
RINGING and DIzzrNEss in
Ine HEAD, MELANcHoII,y,
HOPELESS FEELINGS, Pnns''
TAToRRHEA, and all the re-
suits OF youthful ilnprudence
sn ana excesses of mature wears
The Doctor, a regular Col c., !
lege physician from Europe
VIII agree to ferfeit ma
thousand boilers for -a .
case the lNvIGoRAToR will
not cure under special treat.
ment and advice.
\ The reason SO many can
not get cured of weakness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-23

xenue 70 Judge Sidney Smith which was S',ns I'M.
The apphcation was based upon charge Oh p'''
existing against him in the minds OF jung
SON and Anthony. The tIiai is fixed LOT May II
An imbrogo of considerable dimensions nNe",''ea
he,,veen the Rev. Father Richie. OF tue Onur'u u
ths Ascension. which is very high ana DSnop
M.I.,ren of the diocese. Some time ago tue piSnop
declined TO take part in the erem'uV OF laying tno
o,r,er-stope of the new church. ms sung that 'ne
seaaIctrant rector should use certain portion OF
,he communion service. which the latter declined
40 do As the difference between them continues I"
~ ST the Bishop has now declined to go TO me
.hnrch TO confirm the RectoTs class Inc
Rector proposes to solve the problem Dy
sending the class to the cathedral "neh
the Bishop Is administering confirmation. Gle" 70
the state Of feeling between them may DC tonnu III
n sermon preached by the Rector last SUNDAY III
which he stated generally the priests anu
not the bishops who had stood by the Chnrch anu
the faith and who had been true to both IN the hou
of peril and trial Loyalty to the Church was 70 DC
looked for not among the bishops. but among 'hose
who were not so hi III up in the hierarchy on pom s
of faith he intimated that soundness was 10 o0
found among the priests quite as often as among
those who were over them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-23
FASHION NOTES.

Embroideries on light wool fabrics are done
IN tho cross stitches OF old fashioned samplers
The small capOte entirely with vioets and the
brim and strings Of Yalencennes laoes charming bon
net for blondes.
Opal-tinted shot silks and the aurora ooors OF pink
with gray, pink with orange, are among the spring
novelties.
Violet, ilac pansy helotrope daha and many other
red tnts Of purple fashionable for silk and wool
Tunes
Young ladies nun'sveling dresses have gmmps OF vel
vet set In with point back and 'front.' aud high puff OF
velvet on each shoulder.
Scotch plaid glace silks very dark ooors used In
combination with Surah and cashmere for semidress
costumes
The Fedora bonnet has o pointed brim ane pulled
crown, and is made up In the yellow silks and aces that
Sarah BerIihardt brought into fashion.
Pretty bonnets for spring and summer have the entire
brim covered with loops OF narrow ribbon turned
toward the front, the crown may DO OF straw or OF
beaded lace.
Black Spanish lace imported with red
yellow satin Innings. The bright strawberry-red
shades used for these and and are repeated In the
bonnet, parasOl and fan.
Many bodioes have puff of velvet resting against
the skin around tho neck without white inside; this
is rest for the complexion It is only becoming to
hly.white skin.
Gowns OF crimson ruby and bright shades OF red are
made OF cameshar ana satin for the house In tho az
tern0on IN town. and for general in the country
Embr0lderiea. laco and velvet arc their garnituro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-23
10 OCCUPY THAIR NEW BUILDING.

The students of the Columbia Law School
will occupy their building in Forly-nlnth-st. on
Tuesday The building is model scnoolhouse In It's
way aud IL repiee with everything to facilitate com
prehensiye study law in all Us branches. Each pro-
lessor has bis private Office and library aud the students
are provided with large. weventiaed and weligthed
recitation and lecture Great and labor have
been spent the system OF ventilation used In the bu IL
ing and believed that the system adopted viii
prove itself to 90 wholly Adequate The building has
been made as nearly nreprOOf az possible. The pHncl
pa feature Of the new scIc0l Is the large and airy
library therein whon l. desisnei for all the depart
mems OF Columbia College well rs for the Law School
Yesterday the professors In tho Law School blsy
engaged moving into tho new quarters, setting their
room. 10 rights and arranging a1d oataiOgung their
extensive private brareA Tho main library of the
scAOol Will not be completed for "A little tune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-23
PREPARISG FOE DECOR4TIOY DAY.

The arrangements for the observance OF Dec
GRAFTON Day are well advanced. Accepanoes 70 invita-
tons TO take part the proceedings have been received
from nearly all the State and Federal officials In the
district Liberal contributions 20 pay the expenses OF
the day have been received by Captain r. +. Earle and
Colonel ~ W. Day. General shaler, command
ing the First Division of the state National
Guard Will b. present with Lis stan, aud
the division will uTnsI Escort TO the veterans Tue
following circular las been issued;
decoration Day o. 1888 MAY 3ol viii ne commem-
Grated IN SewYork by piraie aud review OF tue Grand
Army OF the Republic. de;achments OF tle Army ana
Navy and by various other military and civic organiza-
TORS a OF which will ed By the FIRST Division,
NG.sN.Y. The umn will form IL Fit ave. aud
f. passing worth Monument VIII pay nhroAius rAu .
memner. of his CAbiDe.; IN Governor o. tho ria.o
oil New York acconpAnitd ~ Is nl i, Ian
gnished citizens You are cordially Invited 10 witness
me i3th Regiment Of Brooklyn. will this year Join
the parade IN THIS city L. o. smith. Of Reno Post, NO
~. has oeon appointed Qiarierna,e' uen",a a. ana
also tue Division Mnr-aals. viii be announced IN an
order DO issued early ths week Abraham Lino IN
ceremonies at Lincoln Monument, IN Union Sqnare'
at da,hgat on Decoration Day. IL Is lhtehlcl 20
uc tnr decoration oil tne monument and te Al eh Iilt
zee enOnIes eatuc OF the day Stewart liaTt fo5 q.
lO9 % Nj Kisc, George B,e comma a. rr W." 1o,
'T OF the different Brooklyn posts In the mat
Ter of services at the teufuy arranged
Tne service, ut Lincoln Monument viii be he'd ON
sunday Nav ~ at = D. M ne direction OF Devon
pos, Sand thO.e tue tomb OF the Revolutionary
martyrs al O'clock thc same oay under he dLec-
ron OF Winchester Post No. 1917 TIE services at tGe
Naval Cemetery Decoration Day @ll be- atenled Oy
RIuk Pos No. 10, Perry fo'. No. 80 I'd W l.. q ~,
ri.ou Post 80. 2J7 At Cypress uils Mayor Low viii
preside and Po5ts Nos H. 80 80 rs l6l and 80 WI
atrn aud 10 Greenwood Posts Nos. s. 10 81 1917 NO.
boz 23I and 327 Frank Hcad Post No. l6, and Kers-
viii Post. No. 10, Will Iduc hr services a. t1e Gene
terry " the ho' Cross Iinrrs lee Pos No IL ana L.
NJ UlniI on POST 40. 49, the &c et.ry o. a. Ever
cr,enr ana g. Me,ern ch Post, 10 49, and 5. Dupont
D. \. 1877 M fhe Lutheran Cemetery.
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SENDING ANERICAY WHlSKEY ABROAD

THE sCuPMR TO AVOID THE PAYMENT OF THE
BONDED TAX-EXPoRTI> q AND REINFORCING.
Wbiskey merchants are now adopting meas
ures to avoid the payment the Government tax on
whiskey IN bond which, owing to the failure OF Con
gress 10 pass the bill extending the bond PERIOD viii fall
due this year large amount OF the article tha VIII
be needed consumption. The law allows whiskey 10
be exporte ana reimported IN bond free OF duy ana
reimpor,aton enables the to keep 1t In bond for
three years longer the tax falls due by storing
the whskey the Government tax on tue ago
which occurs during the bonded period Is saved in add
tion 10 the extension OF time Obtained upon lis reimpor
tatiOn.
For the last four or five months whskey las been
ported TO Bermuda and rcmported order 10 postpone
the payment Of tho tax. Within the last five weeks
weekly steamers have been running, and rom 300 to
400 barrels sent there aud brought back each week
Previously only fortnigbtly trips were made by the
vessels The two princip firms engaged IN
this business for the dealers are L. ii. Boyd Co
and Yates & Ferguson. Mr. Boyd left this CITY Tor the
West recently for the conduct Of the business
ON q larger scale. He has already arranged for the
transportation " whiskey IN bond from the West by tile
Chesapeake and OHIO Railroad TO Newport News, thence
TO be shipped by steamer - Bermuda Already about
1000 barrels been stored in Bermuda and 1t Is eI-
peced that the future shipments VIII DO ABOUT o'OVo
barrels month
A prominent whiskey -dealer said yesterday: The
storage capacity the bonded warehouses IN Bermuda
is only abOu 80 100 barrels New warehouses cannot
he h. nit wihou a special OF the Bermuda Govern
ment ending tue territory now allowed TOT oesuPa-
ton by warehouse1 AS the Storage eaPaiy Vi tuI
Island Will De soon exhausted the rade wiz ~
have TO consider means for storing the gools IN
English ports No goods practically are sent '" Europe
now IL the present conGitlon OF anars continues Two
years longer will have N avail ourselves OF Europes
Storage capacity Bat in two years the evils caused ny
oysrproducon win 10 removed, even we fail 70 Oh
ing wLiskey IL now beng manufactured; nearly Oil