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Notice is hereby given tn at the following-named
%ssettefer has filed notice of his intention to make
final proof in support of his claim. and that said
GO. d: I. at Chamberlain. D. 7. on Sept. IS 1884
viz. Timothy b. Turpitt Hid No. 242SS for the
3. w. -23-10s 90. He names the following Witness
es to prove his continuous residence upon. and
cultivation of, said land viz Carl Pitan, Albert
Cruel, Robt. Stuart, II. r. l.. Burton, of Kimball
ID. i. S-1S Geo. B. Eyeritt, Register.
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Land Office at Mitchell D. T. July 18th 1881.
Notice is herlaay given that the foIlowing-ramed
settler has fled notice of his intention to make
fnni proof in support Of his claim and that said
proof viii be m 4de before Clerk Dist. Court of
Brule county, ,. T., at Chamberlain, D. T., on
Aug. 18th. 1881, w: Michael Walsh. b. s. No 2lo56
for the N. E.. or. of sec. s-1oi..6s. He names
the following with esses to prove his continuous
reGicence npon, and cultivation of said land, viz:
james Parrish. B. Srhilling, Carrie Ball. r. A.
Harness, all of Kimlall, Brule County, Dakota.
S-l58 times. Geo. B.. Everitt Register.
Dunlap d Walker, attys.
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III S. Land office Mitchell ID. T. Aug. 1 1884.
To Michael Moran, Mitchell, Sir: You are here
by notified that your Homestead entry No. 1451s
made Oct. 1S 1880 upon Sc u Sec. % TIP. 1O3
North of range 50 w. 5th p. NJ, has been adjudg-
ed forfeited by this Office upon the complaint Of
Carl P!itan and you are further notified that our
decisiol will become final as to all questions of
fact unless appealed from within thirty days
from this notice that being the period of. time
allowed you in which to appeal from said de-
clsion to the Honorable Commissioner of the
General Lane Office. Upon your failure to APP
peal within the time specified said entry will be
reported to the Honorable Commissioners for
cancellation Geo. j. Everitt Register.
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Land Office at Mitchell L. T. Aug. 18th 1884.
Notice is hereby given that the following-named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make
final proof, in supper: of his claim and that said
proof will be made before Register and Receiver
at MNchen .. L. on Sept. 18th 1884, viz: Frank
Richter, Hid No. 2sO6s for the S-E u 32-1G2-67. He
names the following witnesses to prove his con-
land, Wig: Herman Stille. @. II. Sohn, C. E. SaYo-
nell, Thomas Furlong, of Kimball D. r.
3-19 Geo. B. Everitt Register.
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US. Dend Office, Mitchell, ID. r, June IL, 1884.
BY Wencel Kafinos against Gideon Whitaker
for aba ndonning his Hd. entry No. 2tss2, dated
!ApTll ~, 1883, upon the NV. 4 soc. Sl-102-6s,
collation. of said entry; the said parties are here.
by summoned to appear Mt this office on the 18th
day OF Aug, 1854. at O'Clock H.. M, to respond
and furnish testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment. Hiram ..arber, Receiver.
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a Kentucky girl ate arsenic to
make her skin white, and succeeded.
Her skin has assumed permanent
harble-liks whiteness. The only
trouble il they hadtte bury her.
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Land office at Mitchell -. T. Jun. s0th 1891.
Notice is hereby given that: the following-named
final proof in support of his clam and that said
proof will be made before the Clerk of Brule
county ut chamberlain, D: T, on Aug. 18th, 1888,
Of N. 4. v 14-1GS-Bs. He NAMES the following
witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of, said land, viz: Henry Wtitta-
Whitaker, all 81 Lyonvifle, D. 7.
S-l3-8t. Geo. b. Ev eritt Register.
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U. .. Land Office Mitchell D. T. Aug. LIST 1884.
To Ezra Lukenbill, Dubuque Iowa. Sir: You are
hereby notified that your Homestead entry No.
24l91 made March 9th 1883 upon S-E u Sec. 3S
Tp. 1G2 North Of Range No. 6s w. 9Th p. NJ, has
been sdjudged forfeited by this office upon the
complaint Of Albert Latchnm and you are fur
as to a1 questions Of fact unless appealed from
within thirty days from this notice, that being
the period of time allowed you in which to ap-
missioner of the General Land office. Upon
yonr failure to appeal within the time specified
Commissions for cancellation.
Geo. b. Everitt II. Barber Jr.
Register. BIB Receiver.
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SIT Geo. B. Everitt Register.

and Office at Mitchell D.. T. July s1st 1884.
Notice is hereby given shat the ollowing-nam AIMED
settler has filed notice of her intention to make
hnal proof in support of his claim and that said
proof will be made before elk. Dist. Court Brule
Go. Mt Chamberlain u. T. on Sept. 18th 1884, viz:
Lydia McCnbbins ID 8 No. 225B9 for the NE or.
25-lO1.67. She names the following witnesses to
prove her continuous residence upon and cult
yation of said land, viz: Jared T.. Cone, Aonzo
=. Custer, Gordon C. Minkler, Eli Scarlet, of
Brule Co. D.. T. S-18 Geo. j. Everitt Register.
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Recitation in moral philosophy:
Professor-.EVhat has a mother in
view when sire spanks an incorrigible
ctnldf'-SdMor Vassar girl--Kises,
bushes and sits down.-Exchange.
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Ben Butler, the s~cock-eYed child Of
destiny, & is reported to be tired ont.
Well the country issa trifle fatigued.
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Notice is hereby given that the foliowing-named
settler has fled notice of his intention to make
final proof in support of his claim and that said
ell ID. 7. on Sept. 10 1884, viz: Herman Stille
d. +. No. 2O3le for the S-W = 21-l02-67.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence Ioon and cultivation of
said land, viz: Chl 8. l.. Sa Aoaclf. tieo. J. Bulls.
BID Geo. j. ~fs.sriit.
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q. g.. Land office Mitchell ID. II. Aug. 1 1884.
To Levi Russell, sir: You are hereby notified
that your Hid entry No. 22747 made Oct. II 1882
upon Sc X of S-W \ Sec. 6 and NV Sec. z TIP.
l04 North OF Range 81 w. bth P. M, has been ad-
judged forfeited by this Office upon the COM
plant Of Fremont Cabeen and you are further
notified that our decision will become final as to
all questions Of fact unless appealed from with
in thirty days from this notice that being the
period Of time allowed you in which to appeal
from said decision to the Honorable Commits
sioner of the general Land office. Upon your
failure to appeal within the time specified said
entry WILDE reported to the Honorable Com
missioner for cancellation.
Geo. 3. Everitt H. Barber Jr.
Register. 9-1S Receiver.
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They have finally dug up some.
thing else against Cleveland. It is
sid he issthe man that struck Billy
Patterson.
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II III estimated that there are at
present $4,000 Free Mason lodges
4 the world, with over fourteen bill
ION members.
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Maud s trotted q mile 1t CIeve.
land in 3 1904 with no running mate
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Land office at Mitchell D. I. July Esd 1854.
Netice IL hereby given that the following-nsmed
settler has filed notice of his intention to make
final proof in support of his claim and that said
proof will be made before elk. Dist. Court Brule
60. at Chamberlain ID. I. on Sept. 9th 1884, viz:
Charles +. Franklin Hid entry No. 2206g for the
NE u 26-103-6s. He names the following wit
nesses to prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of said land, viz: Henry Mozart
ny.W. q. Gillin. Joseph Klingaman, Charles
Roberts of Kimban d T. -
SIT Geo. B. Everitt Register.
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us. Land Office Mitchell Oak. July Is 1884.
To Martin Undrashek, Golvin, Sir: You are
2S5ss5 made June is, 1883. upon Sic Il of NE u
gee: ~ 6S,W y Of NV u and = Il Of NV X
Section No: 2s, Township. 11 North
OF range No. SO w. 9Th P. NJ, has been adiudged
forfeited by this office upon the complaint Of
James Morgan and You are further notified that
our decision will become final as to all questions
from this notice that being tho period OF time
allowed yon in which to appeal from said decis-
Ion TO the Honorable Commissioner of the Gen.
erai Land Office. Upon your failure to appeal
within the time specified said entry will be re-
ported to the Honorable Commissioner for can
cellat so11 Geqi b + Eyerit. Register.
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! All sad words Of tongue o. pen
the s1ddest are: where is Butler Ben.
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nd office at Mitchell D. Il. July 81 1883

Land office at Mitchell D. I. July 81 1884,
Notice is hereby given that the following-named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make
hnal proof in support of his clara and that said
Goa chamberlain T.. T. on Sept. 5th 1885,, viz:
!Michael n: Lyons Hid No.. 25l99 for the S-E Il
Sec, s-lo5e7. He names the following witnesses
to prove his contiuuous residence upon and Gull
%tivation of said land, viz: James Wray, r.. b.
Smith, M. Mckee, a. J. Wilks, of Kimball d.
y. SIT Geo. b. Everitt Register.
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ON the part OF the newspaper men of
the district to take some meanst to pre-.
vent certain corrupt rings and indi-
viiduals who are cndevoring to gain
control of the next Legislature from
accomplishing their purpose. The
question was thoroughly discussed.
by the members present, and differ
ent plans of operation suggested.
After full elaboration no definite ac-
action was taken further than to APP
point q committe on resolutiont to
report before adjournment.
In view Of the fact that north Da-
kota and central Dakota have organ
lied editorial associations, a Commute
consisting Of F. NJ. Zeibaeh, r. M.
Ewart, Jas. S. Foster, John Pease
and r.. ]. Dean, were appointed a
commute to take steps with a view to
organize an association to be CON-
noond of fha od;%or. cf 4ha M;4ohaIl
sn 1AA
and Yankton land districts.
Aftey a hr;af rac,ss tho con,n,++o
on resolutions reported as follows,
and The report wigs unanimously adont-
~.
Whereas. Many of the counties of this, the
Third legislative district, are cursed with politi-
cal rings and bosses who seek to control and die
tate to the people and force upon them obnox-
.ious and dishonest men for office, that they may
gain control Of the legislature, for the purpose
OF executing individual schemes in favor Of fac
tions and detrimental to tho best interests OF
Dakota. Thersfore be it
Resolved, by the undersigned newspaper men
Of this district here assembled, that we call upo,
our other brethren Of the district to cooperate
with US in discriminating rings and bosses-root
and branch-and the political corruptions under
whose power taxation would be increased and
jobs and steals concocted and carried out.
Resolved, That We will support nc man for Of
hce who is the tool of any clique, ring or faction.
Resolved, That we will labor for the best in
forest OF Southern Dakota, and an honest admin.
lstratlon Of territorial affairs.
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Cleveland d fishing in the Adiron-
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Broadway, New York, IS to have q
street railroad.
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The flax crop9of South Dakota
estimated at 100000 bushels.
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- complexion OF the next tsfriN0ria1 isgis.
lsttfs = the laadins question in south Dakota
tolitis1 u j. evident that an effort wnl be
49, " ssstth Dakotn 70 gain control Of the
2ns1t tesislaaEra and undo the work Of the capi.
y coramiasion thns sayiDg any further Etiss.
fion on ths Question. 4 The people Of the section
~ ndasiy AZ fassrabls to Delesate Raymond
except sfew kcksrs xhoS have bsen unsble to
nonasol the ppointufeHts. The prevailing san.
stnsnsf A0veser.. u to ssdd delegates to the
R1ssss eonyea1tida unrledEed to any candidate.
ad1ths Dakpa unite; u passibls. on
taai1hfe ntans hut the old rings ara be-
elnstns - edhnss e the s~urfacs, and It viii re-
qlire Salresd IAN iD0lstion 40 nom the dis
Sisnenta. 8s
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ArpEAI NorIcEs,

III land Office Mitchell D. T. July 81 1881.
Samuel s. Williams, sir: You arc hereby no
titled that your Tree Claim entry No. I'LL made
February u 1882 upo SIC y SEQ. 5, Up. 10l.
Judged forfeited by this office upon the conc-
plaint Of Carroll A. Harlow and You are further
nStihed that our decision will become final as to
al questions Of fact unless appealed from with
in thirty days from this notice that being the
period q time allowed you il which to appeal
siener Of the General Land office. Upon your
failure to appeal within the time specified, said
entry will be reported to the Honorable Commits
sioner for cancellation.
Geo. B. Everltt H. Barber ,Jr.
Register Sit Receiver,
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The Third Legislative District.

Mitchell. Dakota,4July ESPECIAL telegram to
ths - Paul Pioneer Press-The republican Gen.
trNl copmittee Of the third Legislative district
~ ~ Tho court house this afternoon. The CON-
SsAe11isn TOR nominating members OF the terri
fdfisA lagialstare from this district is called to
msst u Aitphsll. Wednesday. Dot. 9Th. The
stonsentddh H7u - composed Of 1fty-three mem
befss llpportisned aniona the different counties
II district ag fodSNy;
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means to avoid such destruction
and ruiuous vjsitations as those t
which they are subjected.
The Legislature should be callet
upon to authorize surveys to b
made by competent Engineers
looking to increased capacity o
outlet for the floods that may b,
poured into this basin.
The Board of Levee Commission
ers for the fourth Levee District
should be authorized to use some
of tue Levee fund belonging to said
district in experimenting or inves
LEGATIONS.
II this is not practicable, the tax
payers of the district should be au
thorized to levy a tax upon them
selves for that purpose.
As We have already stated even
II the government of the United
States should take hold of the lew
ees, it is a reasonable supposition
that crevasses will some time occur.
Hence, wisdom aud sound policy
dictates that all fears should he re
moved by ample protection to NEE:
any danger that may be encounter
ed in the future.
1t is time that the men of Lou
isiana, who are subject to such
damaging disasters every few
years, should look to the future,
and prepare to meet it.
An increased outlet for the wa
ter that fills the great basin, sub
merging so much soil, destroying
so many crops, and reducing to
poverty and starvation, so many
human beings will avert such disas
ters.
Will it be done ! Nous rery0ns.
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It looks very much like James
G. Blaine will obtain the Republj
can nomination for President. at
the Convention which will soou AZ
semble at Chicago.
Mr.. Blaine is y bold, talented.
ambitious man. one who will make
things lively during the Summer,
If he is at the head of the Presiden
tial ticket.
The Democratic party will have
to put up q strong man at the head
OF their ticket, if they desire to beat
Jim Blaine.
He has many vulnerable points
where his record can be pricked.
still he will ~ake a strong race if
once put in line. II we are to have
a Republican President, let it be
Jim Blaine Of Maine.
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Spring Without Blossoms.
Late ~ Lsje to Look for Joy-Tet
Nercr TOO Late to Mend.

Readers Of Hawthorns's "House of Seven
'aolcs' will recall the pathos with which poo,
Clifford Pyncheon, Who had been uniustly
imprisoned since his early manhood. said, .i
ter his release "My life 10 gone, and xber.
is my happinessi Oh /! give mo INV b.pni-
ness" But that could be doue On in part , NJ
CLEANS Of warm sunshine occasionally fall
across the gloom Of New England autumn
day.
III a letter to Aehsrs. Hiscox T. Co., Mr.. L.
d. Titus, Of Pennington, N. j.. q ~ b.v.
suffered untold misery from childhood from
chr"n'c disease Of the bowels aud diarrhn. Ar
co"panled by great pain. 1 sought relief It
tue nands OF physicians Of every school ana
used every patent and domestic remedy nm.
aer the sun. I have 1t last found in par.
iONlC . complete specific. preven.
1--WE and cure. Az your invaluable me.l;c;p.
winch nothing else could do, 10 entitled !.
Tue credle OF my getting back INV h,,.
,1ss' th : Gas me- and gracefully sct"awi.
- T -: =. :. Wells. who needs no ~fusrod...;o,
~ que people OF Jersey City. adds . ..T, So', =.
..nonlsI Of ". Titus b gesuine and vai.. ~
y ! oa'y &c does not adequately nortrs- ~
!. ne nag endured 6r manv vcsrs q
s : My Gaotler'in-lsw and I know m. a.. ne
;%rouL,r. ..d poM perfectly free from bic old
i ell to PAKKER'S TONiCS. ''e' sscr'b-
U~nequaled ~ an iuvivoe.~e.
, .0 oika1s cures ailmanss Of IN live III
'eSs' aud all diseases Of the blooS. "'es' k'd'
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OF NEW YORK.

1t is rather interesting reading,
in the Republican papers, who find
so much ballot box stuffing aud oth
or terrible things to talk about. 1t
seems impossible for those sapient
writer's to comprehend that their
party was beaten because they re
celved less votes than the Demo
Gratis did.
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INSCRIPTION.
RATES OF

For each square Of ten lines or Less, the first
insertion, 81 81. Second insertion, IS cents
per square. For subsequent insertions, per
square 50 cents. Obituaries 10 cents per mne.
Professional and bnsizess cards, including
paper, will he published at the rate Of 50 cts.
per square for the first insertion, and 25 cents
for subsequent insertions.
A liberal diecount to yearly advertisers.
Announcing candidates for office SO, to be
Maid for IN ADVANCE.
Advertisements not marked on the cory
for u specified time will I've inserted till forbid
and payment exacted.
Persons sending communications to this pa
pet must always furnish their real names to
the Editors. We will not save or return re.
iected manuscripts.
Allnsions peronnally disparaging to any
one will never he inserted except "a adver.
tisements nor then, if peculiarly objectiona-
BILE.
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-Four men were discharged from
the Baton Rouge Oil Works, on
the morning after the election, for
having voted the Democratic ticket.
Their names are Charles Hiriart,
Ed. Pratiey, A. J. Haag and Geo
Morgan. Yet Republicans never do
any bull doing, and always want
. free ballot and a fair count.
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Is . compound Of thu ,,.1
dock. with the iodide Of poes:s
al powerful blood-makinr Ho1d
ing, and life sustaining eIs~@ss
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Alternative available to ~
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Physicians know ita eonpcsia.
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GOLD ~ ALL DRueelsfp xyxnrumo
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HIS SL1PPyRY GL'ss EyE.-"The Sauire'
says the author of 1.-The Hoosler School
master, VIC n glass eye and y wig.
The glass eye was constantly slipping out
OF focus. III the wig turning around side
wise on his head whenever he addressed
the people of Flat Creek District" Sad
spectacle. Parker's Hair Balsam pre-
serves md promotes the growth of the ma
tural hair. 1t also restores the natural col
OF to hair which::has faded or become gray.
Clean elegant, beneficial, highly PERU
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open advocates Of the repeal of The
duty on sugar, Hiscock Of New
York, aud Hale. Of Maine,snd their
ideas are sustained by . large fol
lowing in the House aud elsewhere.
The vote in Congress, given by
the Republicans, was against the
Morrison bill, because its members
desire to repeal the duty on sugar,
which the Morrison bill does not do
and to raise the duties on wool,
irou, aud Northern manufactures
which the Morrison bill does not do.
Hence, their opposition.
Sugar will faro better, has more
friends, with the Democratic party
than it can expect among the mem
bers Of that party that has bee"
crushing it down for the last 20
years.
Congress would act more wisely
to let the Tariff alone ~ it now
is, aud thus stop the immense revc
nues obtained from that source.
The present Tariff would then
produce revenue sufficient to carly
on the Government, aud furnish an
amount VI protection sufficient to IN ;
able sugar and other Industries Of
like character TO sustain themselves
without working injury to any one.
The internal revenue collections
I'LL II great portion Of the country
with 5000 collectors, spies, inform
ers, &C., that are not only u uui
sa"ce but III abomination, and an
nually cause the death OF perhaps
hundred people. Let the manu-
facturer of splits aud tobacco grow
er pursue their avocation without
bounded by spies and iutor,n
ers, at every step they make.
The Government officials, how
ever. find too great opportunities
10 replete their own individual pur
'es, il the collection of these inter
revenue taxes to be found adj
'ocating their repeal.
They would rather strike to the
round, the sugar or any otLer
hing that fills their purses 50 ran
lily as tue internal revenue collec
ions do.
In the meantime the poor and
ard working agricultural laborer
be the principal sufferer.