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, 1885-09-17

From parties who returned last night
from the Fort Collins fur it was learned
that the attendance was very large. The
display of horticultural and agricultural
products was not 50 large as at former
fairs, but the specimens are much better,
showing decided improvement in the
capacity Of this region for farm products.
The %cutric, in the t%rotting race were Petit
bnne :, of Cheyenne, mare Lady Mack
tllsworth's. of Denver, stallion Ellis
worth aud gelding Magnet. Ellsworth
upok the 6rst two heats, Lady Mack the
third, the fourth heat was a dead one and
Magnet took the fifth. The finish was
postponed until to day, Several running
races for colts we're sandwiched between
the hats There was a foot race OF II
half mile in which a man named vii
lialns mad "a walk over against several
competitors. This Williams is the same
nun on whose account the Laramie team
was barred in the tournament here last
week.
, 1885-09-17
The Army of the Cumberland.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Sept. 10
The society Of the Army Of the Cumber
land began its seventeenth annual reunion
IL this city to day. There ARE abou, 500
members of the society in attendance, in
Guiding Gen. =. II. Sheridan, president
of the society; Gen Cist, secretary; Gen
Fullerton, treasurer Gen Muzzy, who
will deliver the Grafton tonight; Gen.
Morgan, Gen. Poe, Gen. Bennett, Gen.
%Inness, Gen. Cutcheon. Gen. Henry
Stone. Gen. Pierre and Gen. Swayne.
, 1885-09-17

Iffather is Cross, and mother scolds,
and aunty has the blues, and the children
feel good Tor nothing. home is not a very
happy place. Indigestion, dyspepsia de
bility, rheumatism, or liver complaint,
will account for all these. They can all
be cast out by the use of Browns Iron
Bitters. the great tonic and strengthener.
Health brings happiness. Mrs. Roches
ter, 1853 North Gay street, Baltimore. says.
Browns Iron Bitters quickly relieved
me Of Indigestion and general debility. "
, 1885-09-17
Rescued From Death.

William j.. Coughlin, OF Somerville.
Mass says: In the fall of 1876 | wa,
with bleeding of lungs followed by
"A severe cough. | Lost my appetite aud
and was confined to my bed. In
ls77 ! a admitted to the hospital. The
said | had a hole in my lung IA,
big as half a dollar. At one time the re.
port went around that | was dead.
gave up all hope, but a friend told me OF
DR. William Halls Balsam for the lungs
| got a bottle, when to my surprise, |
commenced to get well, and to day | fee
better than for three years"
, 1885-09-17
,nrlre nr E,nnI rr,urmenI

In the matter of the estate Of NJ. NJ
Patterson.
Notice is hereby given to all creditor
and others interested in the estate Of NJ
NJ. Patterson. deceased, that final settle
ment OF the affairs and accounts of saiC
estate will be made in the probate cour
of LaSamie county, Wyoming territory
on Monday, Oct II, lSN5. in the city o
Cheyenne, county aforesaid.
II. s. VANTAs ELL. Administrator.
Cheyenne. Wyo. Sept I. 1885.
, 1885-09-17

A carload Of mares fiom Washington
Territory. All well broken and will aver
age lrom 900 to LEO pounds. Lone Stal
barn. IN Seventeenth street.
MCKINLEY q MooBE
, 1885-09-17
For 6re watch repairing,
DAVID MILLER. ldelman block


70 all who are suffering from errors
and indiscretions Of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay. loss of manhood, &c, ]
will send a receipt that will cure you,
FREE OF CHARGE This great
remedy was discovered by a missionary in
South America. Send sell addressed
envelope to Rev Joseph 7. InmAn,
Station ID, New York. &
, 1885-09-17
Chamberlain's Keynote of I
Campaign.

LONDON, Sept. l6-Chamberlain spoke
at Glasgow yesterday. In the course of his
speech he took the ground that it was a
matter Of national importance that the
roming parliamentary elections should
result in seating a majority numerically
strong enough to put down Parnell
Speaking on the subject of the church
establishment, Chamberlain said he was
opposed TO state interference with or aid
to religion; in this matter he was a LIB
eratiouist Lgreat chceringl He was in
favor Of freeing the church in England.
Scotland aud Wales from state control.
Referring to the Irish question, the
speaker said he still adhered to the idea
ola national council in Dublin. Parnell,
he said, though, us king. wants more,
sould doubtless take less. The speaker
had always favored the union of the Eng.
l>h democracy and the Irish people,
ohich would protect all against class OPP
p%ressiun He WAS hopeful that the bitter
feeling Of ireland against England would
disappear as was already the case in Scot
laud.
, 1885-09-17
Turkey Declines a British Alliance.

LONDON, Sept l6 There is no longer
my doubt of the failure of the mission
# Sir Henry Dummond Wolf, special
nvov To Turkey. as it is announced that
he Anrlo-Tmkish joint occupation of
Egypt has been abandoned, and that the
porte will consider the expediency of
-rnding a commission to accompany Sir
Henry to Egypt. 1t is generally believed
hat the sultan's reason for not acceding
IL the terms offered by the British envoy
is that Russia would forget her promises
respecting the treaty OF Berlin in the event
Vi an Anglo-Turkish alliance.
, 1885-09-17
HanIon WINS Another Race.

LAKE MARANAconK. Me, Sept. To-
At the regatta here to-day the race for
professional double SOULS was won by
Hanlon and Lee, Hosmer and Peterson
second, and Mckay and Hamm, third.
Time for three miles, 1902.
, 1885-09-17
NotIcr TO UnrrIrmrn.

We have orders aud can place a mum
Der OF good two and three year old Amer
lean steers, suitable for feeding. at mucl
better prices than they are worth in Chi
cago We sell for cash or on time a
desired. Address for particulars,
ALTER x GLOVER,
Grand Island. Neb.
, 1885-09-17
Land Excitement in Kansas.

ST Louis. Sept l6.-Diyision Judge
Brewer, Of the United States CIRCUIT court.
in the United States VS.. the Southern
Kansas Pacific Railway company, declar
ing 10000 acres of land heretofore held by
that company to be w%rongfully held and
now part of the public domain, has Great
ed the widest land excitement ever known
in this part Of the state. As soon as the
decision was made known in Southern
Kansas, men in wagons, buggies and on
horseback came in great numbers from
Chanut, Wilson and other counties to
this county, (Woodson) and also Green
wood county and commenced stalking off
claims, saying that Judge Brewers decis
ion declared all lands heretofore held by
the Missouri, Kansas 4 Texas
railway TO be government land.
They are building shanties on
many quarters and breaking sod so as
to perfect their claim. They have even
struck their stakes and break ground on
lands which were entered as college script
and patents for whi,h were on record be-
fore either the Santa Fe or Missouri, Kan
sas & Texas railways were organized.
, 1885-09-17
Underwear in all colors at Polack =.

A first class dressmaker recently from
New York, would inform the ladies Of
Cheyenne that she is prepared to do
dressmaking at her rooms in the Episco.
pal rectory. Cutting aud fitting a special
ty. Eastern STYLES and prices.
, 1885-09-17

On Sept. lG aud Is, the Union Pacii,
will run an excursion train to Fort Collins
and return, for the Larimer county fair
Special trains will leave Cheyenne on the
above dates at 7.3O a. ~. arriving AT
Fort Collins at 1000 a, ~. Returning,
leave Fort Collins at 6:20 D. m, arriving
at Cheyenne $40 p. M. These trans
give EVERYONE an opportunity to visit thu
fair, enjoy a glorious ride and return home
in one day. No person eau claim to b,
posted ON Colorado unless they know
something of her agricultural resources
Many will be surprised to learn Of tn,
rapid strides made in this direction in the
last few years. Farc for round "Trip oul,
, 1885-09-17

Nobby suits for men, youth and boys
nj Pulack :.
, 1885-09-17

Pure fruit juices and rock candy syrups
used only in Rhodes and Troxells soda
water.
, 1885-09-17

The largest stock OF hne brandies, old
WHISTLES, choice hiqueurs and superin,
cigars at George Masten's well known
house, corner Sixteenth and Ferguson
streets.
, 1885-09-17

Buy watemerl0ns for pickles and pres
erves at Dana's, corner Nineteenth and
Reed streets. Telephone ISL.
, 1885-09-17
WE NOW' HIHE

Plums and peaches for preserving, yer,
cheap Order early. Also lots OF first
class groceries, ranch butter, eggs Away
on hand. Come and see u, or 'elephon,
1856. A. UNDERWOOD x BIO.
X. of 7. Block.
, 1885-09-17

Wires and bars are now produced
direct from uid steel y pressing it out
thro Oh dis in a mann r similar TO the
production of lead pipes from lead.
, 1885-09-17

CHEYENNE TRANSFER CO.
From five pounds per day to a carload Al
a time Reasonable reductions to large
cnnsnmera.
, 1885-09-17

Punch 1t is a fact that those people
Who only sing to please themse YES
are not often di cult TO please.
, 1885-09-17
TH0S. B. HALL, Prop.
CONSUMPTION

l have a positive remedy inf taa Apovs diaea- b. III nss
thousands % eases Of The Eorst Kind ant Of long standins
have been cured. Indeed - stronE 3. M fa'th In t. sar.ey,
that wni send Two BOTTLES FREE. toFs her With a Val
UtbLK TREArfSf OF this dlseas 10 any sufferer. 0ivs N
press aud ! o. address DR. I. A sLoCuh, lsl Pearl So. NY
, 1885-09-17
$685..

This is an unpreeelentedly low rate
and is made to Accommodate everyone.
, 1885-09-17

WANTED. "A cook and waiter, at Chey-
enne house.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-19
Mans Organism

Mans Organism ls tse mos coUreX wort Of he CrcStoq and vs-- ms corihr sfed str s'fzre, qufsi vrrush |, 1.srur ed ty diseaee, the eleis shc. Li ought fro {" hr hUs skaef yxi ias-f tt,e hu. 'I1a dy is too preSsous t3 ne nsse I b, ora.> ne question thea; hs; h!sici,n shal. Is err. Dr. usc.R IoEA<Srsz~. oft ( Un-ye-.i, .,s l.. IT, ,-ernsny, has made lifelong stud, O: sii.s,s of i1e -N rvs as and Ge-i to-I Thar. system
 fiS ftafs IFS tuE ny Ieoi1y or pe-1rge r.nt If ;ae Ne vo-s S-,.e-u ncfooais spe riaioreA, oo :sTrhea. FAIX stStu.e anpo;e1 ., etc, stc.
 BE' Al sE you ma haze been ehestsc and foo,., 2! SCAcx-, vho ';n to ei;r- th cisas fl eisort.r. ! not hesitate 10 gIve Ir- E.SsEs N's ,,,ti,c.s tair S-A before yo1r Incomes chronic xnd itr le.
 VFkeE -Ea N '-i 2ofr frca.f explanatory of rY. ycUsxxrs- !" ss ste-il viu be -ept mail Dos. paid .pd sa- ,DfH scaled srora o.serr2 ion, any .Lrer-- s.t- rcsaaag fls sole A- horized agent for the United St2.ss and Canada,
 bENRY y' L6ER.
 z South Street New prk S-compb s;ed syn,ssns treated from Ir Jo- s.Ssk-ts's sPe i-l yiusso = IpG<r sSX:se of ca!. qualified insulting rh J.,.,ian -n cefresp ndea he'd sa scT1cly eaaedsn.jsl snd -sssee D, mall fee Of ehsc
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-19

Pool ceiling st hogse races has bssn made llegA ia Tennessss.
 Fred CurrAnce, . native Of Virginia, aged 2a years, formerly employed by Measrs. Wilsou & HaskelI, and friend to -he fam fly of James Miles, died a; Fort Whipp.e yest. riay from spinal meningitis. Mr. c. vas said to be good young man, and his friends in this far of land from parents and kindred, grieve his losa He was buried to- dsy at the Whipple graveyard o. Woodward, formerly of Kirkland Valley. is prsparing to ship a large lot 'i fine heef from this city to the Kansas City market We hear that he has secured . good rate from the rallr'ad people. This season great m ny thouaand do:la-s' worth of beef will be shipped from the vicinity of | Prescott to the E ,ss. which will hep msr- chants and bankers of Prrsctt.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-19

According to sn scs pa'ssd by the Thir. tesnth Lsgnlasivs Assembly. all parties aocused If crime have the privilege of sp- bearing before the Grand Jury and making . defence. It is good law snd ii found to work veh. as under if, charges that nigh. result in an indictment and sn scquittsl before tnai jury, are ignored, saving the expense of trial.
 People of Prescott can now have . rail- ro.d if they will sy to Mir. Bullock that they are with him and that the bonus ofsred
 vill be forthcoming a per terms ofthe legislative sct.' If there arc any m this l community who are increduiOus .beut his ability to build the road, they can have tteir suspicions ailayed by tapping the l vires to New York and Bost..n. T~o indictments have been presented by the Grand Jury against John Chart, ci Thompson Valley, for grand larceny The trouble originated oyer the disputed osner- ship of cattle. Mir. Chart has given bond, for Lis appearance for trial on both indict ] ment., and bis friends state that he will have no trouble in sstAt!shing his inno cenc- before jury.
 We are told thA. Messrs- Hamilton and
 wilsnn wish to build . narrow gauge rail
 rusd iron. Utah to the Atlnn ic & Pacific thence to Prescoti, Jcrom,, Plsnix and other important poIn's south. Bui;oeL
 wanss and w,ll build s:anoard road fT'm the A. < P. to Prescott, in comp. planes with l ,he R R. Act of the last Legislature, pro vi,iing that our cirixcns are willing, but he do,s n.s want to consolidate with the nAr- row gauge.
 We are pleased to state that our informs- tion on Saturday, m reference to the kili- ing cf eight men by Indians, was incorrect, and that only four men were killed instead of the number ss reported, and they were not under General Crook. Three men oi the seven escaped. The names of the par ties are as follous: Sergcan. Peter Munich. Co. G; Sa6dler Henry Niehons, Co. b Mark B. Roberts and N.jcoski. Co. l. The escaping private, are Jert, Schweitzsr ard Sprankler.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-19
NOTICE.

NOTICE. All those knowing themselves indebted 10 us will pay their accounts to Ed. Horne Prescott, who is authorized to enllecs our accounts; Accounts not settled befors the orss of June will be placed n Court for ollec,ion.
 P. B. BRANyES q co. Peseost, May esh, 1885,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-19

Dr Li.hig's Inv,gcrsf~f. Se- 2 is the eey sueeU cro.,s:orrbeA By Il Msnhcod ts fexsGssA 01 e6o t.and oi .ir-- moved bsck from sge 70 ycg.A-
 ric~ os ef. her inviscFtor, q. cs>e of sis eet1o 10 Seq. to any sddrsss. eossr-i seesrely men - -svsiou.
 DIR. LIEBIG co. sreat suoes.sfuRy bs Homoeocray, evr form Of eprefst fnvsfs e ''hrJn,c IHes~se ~i,bnEt ezcny or rneecns 0se . If yissiy s fa n'e from the hoty. numerSas GsssS> follow haf b. fi- ordia ry mcdIcsi tsp0fmc0e low ed continue, the asna:nfai bee eSoes soosup o h. diAhetss. Br;sh;s sisssse, inssrt'y ese. C9el rrsrs,'.ef. Its~s<e- ef the R-nito-a rnasy esenno Adnsys .ver q; '.11es specially tsssaed cz. ssal of ~,nep ., e~dily cr'e6.
 Qualified and Responsible-Dr Iisa1s Co. fin Eprore. eantxed tn c0Gp1loneo vfz1 Ca'ifcrr ia xect~sl Lsv- ipicms F1oeassA by FsgU lar coex tducstior ard sn their :4tA ger Gl .pecisl prsc ce Most p vssf.l siectate besss fHss pafien 2.
 GS- To prov. the wonderful pcvef Of fAs tavi' far .o- $2 bottle given s<ns fres. cscsslhoes fsss and private.
 ~Dr. Li~hfEs wendeffal osrnas lsS1sess tor e pro eessA by epyytsf from Hstens Oaes = th United stsses 0overrmeas. H~wars Of iu1tss1oao Can adertss Gx11s S.1IYeAy4,
 4ao 9eaFy Strrsf. Nan Y1noseo, Cal. Hr, e. entrsi AS Aasoo sfT0sS- four h5cekD up Ger. rel from Ksarnss: Nan ensraass shFslg6 DtpSnsAry Dru< StCfs
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-19
YOUNG MEN!...lEkC THIS.

THE VoLTAIc BELT O., Mar. shal, Mich, offer to send theii celebsated ELECTRo-VoLTAIC BEL1 aod other ELECTRIC APPLIANCES or trial for thirty days. to men young or old] afflicted with ner- vous debility. loss of vitality ant manhood. and all kindred troub les. Also for rheumatism, ncu ralgia, paralysis, and many othei diseases. Complete restoration to health. vigor and manhood guaranteed. No risk is in urred as thirty days trial is allowed. Write them at once for illustra- ted pamphlet tree.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-19
T1;M b0INE FREE.

L~ Eirhsas Golden RssssA Ns. l ewrss eAsnc~1u = eeconH shs es sores oa the ,ess sud ssav. syuA ~ the di-ease- pric-. q res ho<ssa. Le rss.-.I Golden Haisam No epres s.eslsry - eer yphfnfis rseun~;ssm- pafns in ths bsoea - hs,~s ah o,sesse from the syseR1, vheske~ c,uopA oy ssdtr-.trnest O. sbas~ Of nsrrnry, hsvtna A . stehsns Hoiden sBAstsA A,tiSass fo- sAe s,xs soeorrnoes s'-t sse- Pree. a O p~ hsssSa. EoenS 3oiSea sy-ntsh srj rj-ctsoa v.sA fer suse nex, sncfnrss. e1ss>ss Of the ur~tha. s.A M. ass- etc P-ce q S ps. bottle i> hes,nr Golden fsa'n~-; for the e0sessve beaIra oI sssaiitae so-es spd eruptons. Yree. Sl pr hctS Also ssen'sfef LeRicnazs 6alde. P. Hs, fop vsah. n~~. oss cf pAySicsi rover. and al dtsaspss sr1.. inc fr~m sh~s< and sHoe~s e verk. Pr1os, 0 Ter hcg.
 -eaf e,-ryvsers. q. O. D-.s rsaS oeeksd, Dsr sr prss.
 C.F. RICHARDS q G.. Az sas. i2s and 42o Sansoms St., corner os Clay
 San Francisco, Gala.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-19

q ed IL sErich. snd ya-faes ths R,eod. rsrer n eas hen A Aare;ea. Diesxtses. Nerfesas ave rs ns. and Sayss. si ard kepfsl Is~ulf.e iosses win the urine etc, dessrvetivs sDd a o1s H is . cure eimnsssP os su HlbEEY Al bLAW ES SCONPLAISIa- IL ecs-sf.s rc .ntusss - lnsreiis n s T.. thsse vhs are .uAeyfng fs0a ihe eSA eCecss sf youthful t.SeseretSens = spsedy thorozsh ard p~rnsrsnt crHH n e.AhAS IEAD. Price os-Be r0 ho<s,e 1v oot.es ia case win frD dirscttoas snd stvSe ole ent secnIs fsoH ohesrv.sicn so aS. .Afrse - ips or price. or c. Q. D. Ts he had ssiy .
 pr. (. D. SAl0sld, 2l9 ear~v Ss,.-e s.n shaeiseo. Cal. Ccns.i.s.scns striossy eanh, cenuAA. oy .etfer- or at oNes, 1k .E Fer the cou snienee of Lstiepts, Ane ta Gra-s to psurp p<rsee ecreey have adopted pFivsas sddrsss unasr vhse1 ipeekARes are forwarded.
 Id;M b0TIlE FREE.
 zOIyCkcI viii ssnA . trssl bess,e of tAs Rv tUskHATOE-sam0sos te shev ts. .er,t-srrr . n Ee. 70 any one aSiessd 'pplying hy letter ssr r tfs1. f~,ss
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-19

as lhe Ws.i.a1s u sgs-. Il lae~s7sTe.i
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-19
pfRxu~Y

ErIyss RxAA~YAAb Akhv
 IONIC is tAe ssQit1s- e Fesutt Of over . yeafs . prsrtiesl e1psY.ence. n CTkEe WITH CyrA1L Tx0 CEKIAlHTY Fer seussna Phyriesi Dehsitxy -s= ins; VeskrOs. spss fpsffrrrh0s, YniBs1eSs ihses<hey. bHhsuste0 vl raisty, Prenssnrs Deelin sad Loss or MANHOOD
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-19
sI5O REWARD.

Rv r..olusien. un,,nimOualy adopted, ., ,b. f.st meeting of its Executive Commit ,ss Inc Y.vapsi e-xs srovers A.soc'. t;on hereby offer stsnoing reward of
 Ou. Hundred and ftfsy Dslasrs fo, information leading to the arrest ana .,ouvicrion of any pesson or per:oos gun'y of ste-liug cattle or h.'ses beions'ns 70 any member of the Association, or for ,niofma. ton leading to the srress and ecnv'cs'on o' .uv prr.on or persorn euiky of mark'ng. hr,ndmg or maliciously khliag live .eock helooeine to any mep,bes ofshe As..c,sf'on-
 ". x. HAZELTINE,
 Secretary.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-19

Cattle in Northwestern Texas are f. healthy. and looking in the direction Northern Arizona. Stock ranges will so' sell for big money in this section.
 Thos s. Bullock of the North and Sou E. R. will arrive in Prescott this evening His many old friends wlll give him var welcome.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-05-08

The republican press are laboring
with all their might and main to make
It appear that there is great dissatis-
faction in the democratic party over
the dilatory action in stunning the
yAsca,s out" and in the appointments
he makes tofill the places of those
who do go out. These papers fail,
however, to show in just what par
ticular locality this great dissatisfac-
ton manitests itself and who the
disgrnntled n e are. The fact is
1thatit is only imagination on their
part, as from all sections Of the count
r. comes expressions of the approval
Of Nj. Cleveland's course thus far in
his administration. Chairman Barn.
nm, Of the national democratic com
mittee yerifes this statement, for,
having travelled over a great portion
OF the country and c.nversed with
the people of all stages Of opinion
could safely say that President Cleye-
lands administration was giving uni
ysrsal satisfaction. There were
some inRserjnent people, but they
must consider the difficulties that
confront q change of administration.
ifhs legal qnsstioas to be settled, the
manner Of removals and the many
objects to b met and determined
take ranch time. 1t would be just a )
reasonable to advocate the substitution
81 4 full force Of new employees on 4
railroad ct one grand stroke as TO
contend that there should be a
sswholesome disposition Of all the
federal officers before the presidents
inaugural address has grown eold.-
PEa06pnD Democrat.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-05-08

j. 3. Long Atty.
u. :; Land office, Mitchell Dakota, Apl IL 1885
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
Thomas j. Graham against George II. Hess. for
aoand3ning his Homestead Entry, No. 25ssl
IN Brule county, Dakota territory. with n view
TO the cancellation Of said entry, thesaid parties
are heTebS, ordered to appear at the Office of
/. ". hutier, at Kimhali u. T., on the ilth day
OF June 1885 at 0 o'clock a. IN. 10 resropd md
FURNISH all the testimony concerning said alleged
aoahn9ninent. Geo. y. Everitt Register.
y. W; Butler OF Kimhall T. T. is l,eaeby APP
pointed u commissioner to take the testimony
N the aaove case. He will Mt once return ali
tie Palers duly certified to this Office when and
There they will he examined by this Office and
aecislon rendered thereon June 18th 1886.
- Geo. Is. Everitt.
Register.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-05-08
SUMMONS

IEnRLToRy Of pkKort
THIRD JuDIcfAI DISTRICT S.s.
In the District Court in ard for Brule county.
JOSEPH Il. RYBACK Deft.
The Territory of Dakota sends greeting:
To Joseph T.. Ryback. DEPENDENT
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint IN this action. which was
hled on the 2lst day of April, A. ID. 1855 in the
Office of the clerk of the District Court within
and for the County of Brule, Territory of Dakota
at the Court House in Chamberlain County of
Bruie, Dakota Territory and TO serve
n copy of your answer on the subscriber at the
office of q. S. Clifford on Main street in the city
OF Canton Dakota Territory, within thirty days
after the service of this summons, exclusive of
the day of service, If you fail to answer the
complaint within that time, the plaintiff will
apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the
complaint.
Dated at Canton Dakota Territory, this 2lst
day of April A. ID. 1885.
o. 8. Clifford and W. NJ. Sheldon
Al PlaintIff S Attorney
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-05-08
a Washington letter referring to a
Giand ball held in the capitol city

- A NfrH aIIFN
a Washington letter referring to a
Giand ball held in the capitol city
says:
1Miss-,danghter Of, from
-,called herself Queen Hortense,
but was facetiously named Democra-
tie Simplicity by some wag who was
pfssSnt. Her dress-if dress il
might s 4. oaslllegaa-was made Of a sort
OF transparent, fesll-coIored cashmere
without any Innings. The corsage
was simply a belt around the waist d.
bout four inches broad, trimmed with
white pearl fringe. II was held in
place by inch-wide ribbons across the
shoulders. Pink silk mittens com.
pleted the upper part OF the toilet.
si,he skirt, very scant and clingine,
Was 2 demi-train of pink cashmere,
topped up at one side about half way
between the right knee and hip,
sNbTn over pink silk tights. The
young lady is a half blonde, with Tit
anesque hair, fair complexion and a
round plump figure. In this costume
there was absolutely nothing left to
the Imagination.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-05-08

Said South side minister. 81
happen 70 know a little girl who has
been g carefully trained in the mat
fer Of reverence for sacred things as a
ministers child could be. She had
been told that God was everywhere
Nsss Nth her night and day, outdoors
andisdoors, and she seemed to under
stand il. But on one occasion her
little pet dog was following her close
when she didn't want him with
her. She stopped IS she was about
~ goIhxougA = door and said with
great emphasis: Now, Popto, you go
back. It's bad enough to have God
tagging round after me everywhere
Xithout having you And she
iammed the door, shutting from her
view the horror-stricken face of her
pious motherr. I -.7nter Ocean.