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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-07-16
GRAND EXCURSION !
Free ride to


Largest Stock of House Furnishing Goods
in the City or Montana.
Owing to the tremendous pace my business has
increased l had to remove to larger quarters in
Good Templars building, West Broadway, where
bargains and Quitting supplies can be had for
money.
1 do not trade with cattle. My customers are
the longest headed and shreWdest people in
Montana, who know where to 20 and get the
most for their money. l have to sell 100 filled
ticks at $50, 100 beds at SIS and $500; Loo, 900
comforters at sl.25, worth So 90; 1000 sheets and
slips at 23c, SOC, and 75c; 1000 blankets at 81, So,
81 and So; 100 pillows at SIC, 75c, 81 and 50; Az
Carloads of inwar and glassware. A whole
armory of guns, from 81 to $50. A $500 oil paint
ing for Sl25- A $50 violin at 500; others at $40
and SIS. 500 diamond ring at S65. $45 watches
S35.
$500 fire proof safes at $500.
Have bought ont a share of Brachvogel, Press
q 20 8 stock OF mirrors and bar mirrors,
The best bed springs for the money at Chau-
wins; only $50 81 al ums at S.. Lubin's per
fumes at only 6Oc; druggist scales and sundries;
par counter. $50; express wagon. SS5. Double
harness SIP and S25; sa dies, $40 and SIS: Eng.
Ilsh S eel BITS with brides, cos $15 for only S..
Jrun as, valises, clothing, furniture of all kinds.
~toves, chairs, saws a. tools; everything in the
quitting line cheap as the cheapest. Wall tents,
SxlO, 1Oxt0 and 2OxOat
Good Temrlars building, West Broadway.
where second and first hand goods are bought
and sold ard real estate bought. sold and rented
on commission.
sonable rates. "a d3mo.
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Notice to Co-0wnors

Nv 10 William md Thomas Foote:-You ara nsr.-
$ s. hS1'' 1884, 'h Revised xe have : st, il sccofSaues With
States, expended in labor Grand and 81 ;m 1ne United
s ip'n = tle a; Anna Thomas quartz lode mgfn rinen cIeims
eem beE 81 IG 1sst!y tb N. ST. IT., for Q, the year endi' 8 De- De-
dollars. and you are hereby Gfugtb hundred (slo)
vnnE St you contribute or eau e to be aoS1irGd 1ha5
70 So Sfs proportion S of said expenditure. Iontrrputed
r IS IS q ssy sefg fe% d E{sh ii iP{ IS. n ana Costs ssSpu Wi3s:
right; title, interest and ella claim mo in all your
bbeoeg described fSa quartz lode mining e CLAIM 70 r Inc
oSynars .ne property of the subscri6ers IAN, VIII
tu nee'S' VINO nave made he required e s9aa o.
=; WESTLAKE.
S~~ 790d
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Terms $l5 for the Season
Cured.

An old physician, retired from active ~
tice, having had placed i'll his hands by al
India Missionary the f rmula of a simple 7s
able reme'y for the speedy and p4rI4al-
asthma and all Throat and Lung a%fec.t!-'
also a positive and radical cure for general d
blilty and allnervous complaints, after ha0l:
thoroughly te ted its W ndelful curative p.
ers in thousands of cases, feels It lis dur.
make 1t known TO his suffering fellows u
recipe Will be sent free Of charge to all who t'
SIRE 1t, with full directions for preparing d.
successfully usirg. Address, with s.alnp, l-
ing this paper, Dr.J g. raymond, lti Hasa-'
on street. BROOKLYN. n. y. 2-ltwlE
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Men. CArEL says: "My views on the
marriage tie are. briefly, that women
were made by God Almighty to be
either married or become nuns, and
that there is no such state as old maid
recognizable. My advice to all young
ONE is to accept marriage proposals
instead of rejecting them"
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The Wise Father.

A worldly father, after the style Of
Lord Chesterfield, is giving good adj
vice to his son, who is about to enter
society.
"And above all, avoid firtations.
But if You must hirt or fall in love, sir,
be sure that it is with a pretty woman.
It is always safer"
"Why?"
Because some other fellow will be
sure to be attracted and cut you out be-
fore any harm has been done. "-Lon-
dom Society.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-03-25
GENERAL hEv vs..
GENERAL NEWS.
Another Gay Of Excitement on
Change Ia Chicago.
Breaking of the Levee of the
Mississippi Near Its
Mouth.
The Country Inundated and the Gov.
ernment Asked to Lend I'm
mediate Aid.

Exciting Times on the Beard OF Trade.
Chicago, March 25, IL a. m.-The
activity aud excitement on Change yes.
terday, caused by the sharp decline in
prices. was only mild pretaee to the
opening scenes on the grain bourse to.
day. The trading has been on large
scale, and the magnitude and irregulari.
ty in prices have been very ,narked,w with
o generally downward tendency. There
has been heavy unloading by a number
Of long dealers, in cases where the mar
gins have been exhausted, aud the mum.
erous outside orders received yesterday
with instr uctions to sell. May wheat
opened at 9l1Alc, or 20 under the closing
OF yesterday, but rallied sharply to 9lalc
and then fell off and recovered 1S@5sc
with great rapidity, and the changes in
values were SO sudden ct times as to
make trading difficult. After 1880 o
weakness prevaded the market, and May
wheat sold off to 9Ossc. or drop OF one
cent within on interval OF five minutes
It rallied again to 902a4c, then fell of to
9O1c, and again rose to 9O5sc. April
wheat sold down to $3.50 and nominally
lower, making the cash article under $50.
June sold down to Y21lc, and July $50.
Corn has also been weak, but not in the
degree shown by wheat.
Chicago, March 25, noon-During the
last hour the markets have been more
steady, and while trading continues ex.
traordinarily heavy, prices have been
firmer. Wheat is quoted now, May Gle.
June 925sss, July 93ss. Corn, 541ll May,
544 June, SIS July. Pork, $l76714
May. $lz7719 June. Lard, $685. May,
$9.421a June.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE,

SENATE.
Washington, March 25-The following
bills we're reported favorably and placed
on the calendar:
Mr.. Ingalls,, from the committee on
Indian affairs, to provide for an Iowa
Indian reservation in Nebraska and
Kansas and the issuance of patent for
q reservation for the Iowa tribe of In
dians.
Mr.. Palmer, from the committee on
postoffices aud postroads. for readjust.
ment for compensation for the trans.
portatlon of mails on railroad routes.
Mr.. Hoaricalled up the bill increasing
the salaries Of United States district
court judges to 5000. Tho pending
question was on On amendment making
it unlawful for a judge to appoint to q
position in his court any relative within
the degree Of first cousin, and making
it mlsdemeanor for judge to do 80.
The amendment was modified by the
omission Of the clause specifying that
the offense was. q misdemeanor and was
agreed to.
Mr.. Coke said there was not for sew.
eral years United States judge, save
one, in Texas, whose Nepotism had not
become scandal and outrage upon the
people of the state,
HOUSE.
On motion of Mr.. Belford the senate
bill passed authorizing the state of Col.
orado to take lands in lieu of sixteenth
aud thirty-sixth sections found to be
mineral lands and secure to that state
the benefit of the act donating public
lands to several states and territories
whlsh may provide colleges for the bene.
fit o agriculture.
Nh. Browne Of Indiana, from the com.
mittee on judiciary, reported back the
the bill making it felony for a person
to falsely and fraudulently assume to be
an officer or employee, acting under the
authority ofthe United States or any de.
psrtnent thereof.
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CAPITAL NOTES.
PATENT INTEREST,

PATENT INTEREST.
Washington, March 26-Among the
memorials presented were several pro.
testing against the passage of bills before
the senate relating to patents or any
bills that may be injurious to the inter-
ests of patentees.
ONE VAST INLAND SEA.
Hon J. Floyd King, member of con.
Rress from Louisiana, received the fol-
loving telegram:
Rodney, Miss. March 25-The Kempe
levee gave way at 1915. This
makes the disaster complete and
the Mississippi valley one vast
inland sea. This will make the loss
beyond calculation,t to say nothing of the
loss of life and suffering of the people
Congress must come to our relief and
feed our people at once. Lofts, our gin
houses and floating RATS will be the only
places of abode. believe the best mode
for the distribution Of supplies is through
the engineer department. in charge oi
the river improvement.
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FOREIGN.
ENa1ANp,s PRESENT.


London. March 25-The sloop Alert,
presented by England to America for
the Greedy expedition was to-day put in
commission. She will sail for America
on Thursday, under command of Lieut..
Goodrich, U. 8. N.
SARGENT COMPLIMENTS WILLIAM.
Berlin, March 25-Minister Sargent,
in proposing toast to the Emperor
William at dinner given on the occasion
Of the opening Of the American exchange
said: 'The Emperor William is entitled
to the veneration of all foreigners who
live around him; he will continue i'm.
mortal in history; he is already admired
by mankind, irrespective of territorial
boupdares.
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ed aud kept in repair under the d'rec.
tions Of the secretary Of war, through q
corps Of engineers.
Two million dollars is appropriated
Flor tho purposes Of the act for the fiscal
ysar ending June 50. 1885. The bill mas
been submitted to the full commlttee
and will be taken mp for consideration
in few days.
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ANOTHER.


Panama. March 25-Representatives OF
France, Great Britain, Italy, Holland
and Belgium have protested against the
signature of the eighth article of the
treaty of peace between Chill and Peru,
which establishes that Chill will give
Peruvian bond holders fifty per cent Of
the net proceeds of the guano exported
until the deposits now being worked are
exhausted.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-03-25
Death ofa Well: K.own Actress.

Death of Well. Known Actress.
Bloomington, Ills, March 25-Mrs. j.
w. Summers who died at her home IN
Normal this morning was known to the
amusement world as Lillian de Garno,
her maiden name, and was one of the
most charming soubrettes on the stage;
playing with Nat Goodwin in hobbies
and in other we'll known plays.
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clo.ed Down.

Pittsburg. March 25-The forge do.
partment of the iron mills Of Painter &
Co., closed down yesterday on occount
OF the depression in business. Two hun.
dred and sixty y-eight men are thrown ont
Of employment.
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"A VINO WIrderSr.

~. Louis. March 2S-George n. Riley,
a pilot, living At No. 2.2o4 Morgan street,
shot hia wife this morning Eve times,
fatally injuring her and then went into
the parlor aud blew out his own brains.
They leavs Ave small children. Riley
was ,lissolute, and drank
hard. His wife had some
property which he repeatedly asked
should be decided to him, which she No.
fused, They quarreied on the subject
yesterday when his wife threw a cup OF
coffee at him. He left tue house. then
returning this morning, when the tragedy
occurred. Riley had refused to support
his wife and children for several years.
ANOTHER.
Brooklyn. N. Y, March 25 George
Russell in u 1T OF Jealousy, shot his wife
this morning aul then shot himself She
may recover.
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Tally One Tor Randall

Tally One for Randall.
Morristown, Pa, March 25-The demo.
cratic county convention to-day elected
delegates to the state convention, in
structed for Randall.
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BY TELEGRAPH,

NEW YORK.
New York. March -.
WHIAT-Lower feverish No. rod. April, tlU0
XNl.osT, May. tio7A0l.06; June, Si,6S@
LOO.
CoRN-Lower, fairly active, mixed western'
cash, sl08lo; futures. S9hQ6OSo.
OATs-LoWer; Western. S70lSc.
PoRx-Qiuet heavy, spot mess sl7.tO.
LARD-Dull lower; stcam rendered /; 81. s2h.
on1aAao.
chicago March g..
Markets excited. but steadier this afternoon; /;
wheat atronger, closing higher than opening.
but under close Of yesterday.
WHEAT-Lower: s8xo March s0.i April; 9s9sc
NAV; 0skc June; ;0ih July.
CoRN-sOc March and April; saS May; 80
June; SIX July.
OArs-29ko March. April; Ssxe May; ssSo
June.
WAIsKr- Sl.l7.
RYE-s7h0S0c.
BARLEY-84o.
FLAxsEED-Sl.6s.
PoRk-Lowsr; Sl7.7O March; $l7.s2h May;
tl7.9s June.
LARp-steady; $3.50 March; &s.42ys May;
S9.52.f June.
Hoas-Receipts $500; quiet. loo lower
gor light, $5.bo18.7o; rough packing, $0.ss0
$40; heavy packing and shipping, $B,7SD7.l5.
OATTLE-Reeeipts 5000; dull exports. 50 lsd
8.75; good1to choice shipping, &o.7o06oo; com.
mon to fair, S50O05.Go; butchers, o. 2sG4.7s
stocken and feeders; 8.5015.25.
MILWAUKEE.
| Milwaukee, March 25.
WHEAT-Feverish; s9ko cash, ss,4c March ani
April; 9lAo May; $50 June.
CoRN-Lower; blxc.
OATs-slxc.
RYe-8sxc..
BARLEY-6l4085c.
Yankton Prices.
Yankton. March 25.
WHEAT-No. l,.........t.. t..............'...oo .oo&sos
OATS
bARLEY....- .SU0Roe
POTATOES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ...l6DU
FLAxaEED. .................. &l.25QIl.l
LIVE Hoes S5.9018.0
WOOL................ .....................u ..u9NAt
Corn, .6t&pSu
l
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a New kecctvcr.
Springfield. Ills. March 25-Upon the
application Of Austin Carbin and other
stockholders, Judge Treat, in the federal
court this morning appointed @. E. Hen.
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Excelsior Book Store. .---W Wholesale and Retail,

The Oldest Bookstore in the territory.
We Continue to offer to our many
patrons all the new and popular works
of the day at eastern prices. In this de-
partment may be found everything re-
quired Tin the stationery line) in the
Office. store or chool house. Writing
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paper, envelopes .nd blank books made
especially. We also carry the largest
stock of wWALL PAPERS &s
offered in the market. Our prices
will always be found reasonable. Third
street, bet. Cedar and Walnut SITS.
PURDY & BRECHT
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Yankton and Hurley wa Swan Lake
-MAIL,.
Passenger & Express Line.
h. d. DEYO, Paors1rroz
Yankton Office at the Commercial House


Leave Hurley for Swan Lake and return daily.
Leave swan Lake for Yankson Monday, We'd
nspday aHd Friday % retufn 81 Harley eiaxe.
% Tusaoay. .ThnfAday and SATURDAY ae7 3 0'sIock
e. ths morning connecting at Hurley with The
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Ilaily gsesss s,ua 9akptaiau
George v. silsby has been appointea'
postmaster of Mitchell.

u a:-::..s<..z=
George v. Silsby has been arpointe4
postmaster of Mitchell.
z
The house commit he Een pExen3f ddS
cided unanimously BIRD brt lvs stsel4
Representative xSaef pna limN
life time patents TO FIVE years.
----------------------
a Deadwoou dispnteh says: Aeyes S .
bramDle. nave consoiiaatel- -tnsis .otees
with Jones q sst,epnp4JGIioF we Notsne.n
Paclne transpsssasionl.s. ana sIs 'le.en'
MlA come va faeaefa ssa.io W I,ss.o
missouri. Inc mefoaan i ssfo' 1.le n'l's =
almost stnnan1mouslY endorse tnls' and
Wall snap via tnsss new N hne.
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W. % - 20 - - : :
Tha bonsa comm;ttee mn commerce
ha. mt reached a vote IN the bil, allow.
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Adyices from Indian territory saw the
decision Of the secretary Of the interior
declaring Perr;man chief Of the nation
,ou.o. r,no,, a;sso+;.foc,;on Ch;co,a
sn'' opiocne auu tne,t .a'oouoo u' 'o
""e's a'e pai.'oa'"''y o'.'e a.
eo1ue ~ sae o.a'Ae.At.u SUPP. ""o
!ne oia nusAe'' 'a..e Al see,neu !.
10 ah'lcipa'e "al' iseu s.i'As' 'us cllle. J.
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'".ns Ano''a's' 'ons eo'',.'" "",, -,
,,,'., A % = ~ az. vas
opA'o'a n'' au'noi''s'
M, 1oc,,ro - tho ph;,oao,,h;a
Gyn,as tolao.s,,,. his nono- from, Wash.
,noton. .AIi hone ~ democratic nn,tv
tha orR;n oono.o,s =. on,th;n, ~.
nroacb;no & boa nsr;ahad Roth w;nea
af .,,o n,rt, oro orn,,,, aud o-oor;z;n.
tor tha .onA;ot Tha r;po;no ori,er for a
~. -ss..;.
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.,..s. 80 an - ,o..,s., - fo..o
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aaa I ;.a'oa l1;..;aa.i. oss,.a9 thst .,an
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t.aaan
----------------.
The bill introduced in the senate for
the admission of the state of Tacoma
provides for the erection OF the present
territory of Washington and part of
Idaho into state, and its admission into
the union subsequent to its formation
into state government and adoption of q
constitution by convention of dele.
gates representing the electors of the
proposed state, to be held at Walla
Wslia, and the ratification OF that con-
tors residing within the limits of the
proposed state, It provides, however,
that admission shall not take place until
after March 4th, 1885.
Montana cattle wintered Oh the ranges
of the Yellowstone and Tongue rivers
are in fair condition; the loss being not
more than five per cent. But "pilgllm"
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That Dictionary---Haye You
Seen It 2

The National Standard Dictionary is
book that ought to be in every family
or tho benefit Of young and old. It 10
we'll known that Webster's Unabridged
Dictionary 10 beyond the reach Of very
many, being besides toe cumbersome for
school childres or for adults to use on
every occasion.
The Nationol STANDARD is new pub.
!ication, and it's publishers claim for it
the following: New plain type, artistic
binding, universal handbook for ready
reference. COS pages, square 16 mo-.
illustrated, cloth binding.
Contents-4O.OoO English words, pro.
nounced and defined; illustrated with
700 wood cuts; . Table Of Synonyms;
Foreign Words and Phrases; American
Geographical Names; Sobriquets given
to Amerlcan States. eto.;a Biographical
Register: Abbreviations in Common Use,
Tables Of Weights and Measures; Tables
Of Metric Syatem; Marks and Rules for
Punctuation; Divisions Of Time; Simple
Rules for Spelling; Use Of Capital Let.
ters; Parliamentary Rules and UsaRes:
Valuable Information for Business Men
Sizes Of Books aud Papers; Geogrsphi.
cal 6tatistics; Census Of Principal Cities,
etc; Distance Tablea; Coinage Tables,
and various other information.
HT@ ca.A must accompany all
orders. Address,
Bowen & Kingsbury
Yankton. /: Dakota.
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desson receiver Of the Dsnville, Olney
and Ohio railroad. in place Of Charles
Howard
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Natl. Standard Dictionary

This offer gives all subscrtJers the dsc.
ttonary free-a book costing $1.0O and
worth $2OO-and in addition saves datly
subscribers from fifty cents to $3.50 on
the two papers.
All postage, both for book and papers.
is prepaid BY the publishers.
The Press and DakOtaian and
The Inter Ocean will be dubbed
together without the dictionary, %
follows:
The two weekl,es, one year.......... 81 50
The two dailies, three months .... 4 Is
Six months. ............. ........... 925
One year.. ......................... 18 90
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James B. Montgomery Of Portland,
Or, who has intimate relations with the
Northern Pacific, says: "Northern Pacific
b lsiness ,s fully up to expectations. The
company will earn this year the interest
on its first and second mortgage bonds,
its SINKING fund payment and five per
cent on its preferred stock. I believe the
stock will be selling at par inside of
eighteen months. Iventure to say that
the Northern Pacific will earn more
money in the first year of it's completion
than either tile Union or Central Pacific
did after they had been built three years,
and its earnings will increase each year
8..OOO.OO0 or $3.OOO,0O0. The Northern
Pacific will doubtless lease the Oregon
Navigation, and take the Oregon & Cali
fornia of tue hands of the Oregon Trane.
continental, otherwise they will fall into
tho hands Of the Oregon Short Line. The
Oregon Navigation wants only guaran-
tee of eight per cent. and the Northern
Pacific can make it earn moro than that"
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The annual report OF the Chicago. Mil
waukee & St. Paul railroad shows gross
earnings, s23,659, 1923; gross expenses in.
cluding taxes and insurance, $l3,778, ,037; ;
net earnings, $9.ssl, ,785. The increase
of net earnings over 1882 equals sl,6sl,-
1872. A decrease of three cents is report
ed iu the cost of operating the road Per
mile run. The increase in gross earnings
per mile is 1856. The surplus for 1883
is $5,O79,O79, alter paying dividend of
seven per cent IN preferred and common
stock and interest on bonds. The total
miles of road equals 4,76O, there having
been 24O miles constructed or purchased
during the year. The value is $50. 1872
per mile. The equipment includes 657
locomotives. 256 passenger cars. 40 sleep
ing cars. 1922 box, freight and cuboose
cars and 2,346 stock cars.
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The Chicago Inter Ocean.
The INTER OCEAN is paper that.
pext to the home journal, ought
to be at every tireside in Da.
kota. 1t is recognized
at home and abroad
as the friend
of the
DAKOTA NORTHWEST q!
And an important factor in tho de.
velopment of this section.

For the farmer, TIE WEEKLY
INTER OCEAN is admittedly the best
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United States. Many OF the special
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For the business man, THE DAILY
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Of the National Capital and the east. Its
special correspondents cover the entire
country, for domestic intelligence, and
it's foreign bureaus and special cable SER
vice secure the news OF the old world,
embracing tide freshest political and
social gossip of European capitals.
Through its Dakota Bureau, THE
INTER OCEAN is kept fully informed
Of all matters OF interest to Dakotaians
and concerning the progress and welfare
of Dakota.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-03-25

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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-03-25

The house co,nni Eea PM 4 t,dss
cided unanimously L Elrd brt l1v6sel4
Representative xhaes ona biA osaimt
life time patents TO five years.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-03-25

Refers by permission to First National Bank,
Yanktsn; Hon. Green B. Raum, cx-commis-
sioner internal revenue. Washington, d. c.;
John 3. James, New York stock exchange,
and Bishop Hare of Dakota.
,,@ Ofice..Room No. 8, Postodice block,
Yankton, Dakota.