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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-23
EsE JOURNALISM.
Chintso Newspapers In San Francisco
--sensatlonalism Net Tolerated.

Chintso Newspapers In San Francisco
--sensatienalism Net Tolerated.
There IN one American enterprise
which, 10 far, the Chinese have not
been able to make y success of--viz,,
Sensational and psrsonsi journalism.
seChinese have several weekly pa.
psrs published In this city, but they
arc OF tho ultrs.con ssrvstivs style, nov
or gong outside the publishing Of naws
FROM the no Sery Kingdom, aud other
matters which are OF interest TO the
kongolisu, such a. mandates issued
~ he Six Companies, tho price OF
rice, Mexican dollars and such items.
IT'S true that occasionally there may
DO fiery editorial on the "foreign
American dovils," and their vile be-
bsvior to tho subjeets OF his sublime
highncss, the emperor OF China, but
that 10 considered quite legit.
Innate. Sach thing AZ drag
glDg ths skeleton frsn the closet
OF some prominent heSthen, and dis.
played IL 10 Tho wondering ard delight.
OIL gaze OF the populace, would not DO
tolerated Tor QUO nsomeDt. One enter.
prising Nongolian editor tried IL oncs,
but he never attempted itagain. He
had Observed tho sapeeis OF Same OF
oar American dsiliss In this limo, ana
thought he would brsuen ous ami
sstonish Ills country men, but no found
them not sufficiently civilized Eos tne
experiment. A Prominent Chinese
merchant died here, leaving large
fortune eshind hipi, and preparntIons
we're made Tor y grand funeral. Wheu
MAJ
other fuuera, baked meats welo being
prepared, tao oditor WAS nosing
around, nsking inquiries ~ 10 tho
cause Of tho msrchant's death. Too
resnlt OF his Inquiries VAS u discovery
oil u nrst.class sensation. Ho found
out that TIE merchant was taken sad.
denly I'll after partaking Of grand
dinner, rendered him 10y his part
ners and some admitting friends,
gu the eve of his departure for
Csina on " business trip, That n few
hours alter being tek0n I'll bs passed
away To tho land Of the blessed with
euro hops OF salvation aud n frightiul
pain Ia his stomach. He was iUrther
informed that the merchants partners
concluded that they could arrange
seine business troubles moro salts.
fsstofiiy 70 thotnselvsy II tho ner.
chant were eating roast pig with tho
elect instead Of enjoying the dolighin
Of req sicknesa on his way to the land
OF his fathers, placed "a cup OF cold
pisen" before him At the banquet,
.hlch doubled up tho trader ia rice
like a tack.knlfe.
Here was n arst.class sensation, one
that would mako Chlnstvwn hum.
He rushed 10 his Office and got out ar
extra, with scare headlines in the
largest kind Of ohiuese lsttsrs. He
gave the full particulars Of the mur-
turned his exsfss loose. That wsa the
end of his journalistic career. Each
partner Of the dend man snlp.oysd
half . dossn "high .blndsrsv
murdsr the editor and wreck HI
omos. The wivos OF q
dear departed suplotsd . eaue, q
ths keeper Of the ieetaoeaae oaiSlS6 !
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WILLS POINT.

Tho Cotton Tradc-Busiuess Nov'.'hI
and merchants Happy - Religious
Eo,e.-rhe Pnblic schseis are Fro
eres.irg satisfactorily.
WILLS poiNr, Nov. @.-lSpecisi'l =
Tho cotton crop ofihis county isneafly
All gathered, but there Ia much OF u IN
tbs hands Of tbs producers; thsy have
moi ieeu Willing 20 sell ~ the rulins
prIces. About 5000 b,lss have oeoh
shinned Irem here this session. am q
thsrs are some 800 bales OF, the cotton
vsyds' we received i5o bales Friday
Ana tho same esterdsy. Prices ,anEe
from $50 to $50. 4. 10 nov oaIievea
thie town will ship about so'l oales
Trade has revived during the last lev
DAYS and merchants are III muen pe'-
smsiI show has been doing ths
ynrai tlistrlcts Of this county, and Wniie
sSowips At Holly Syringe. in tns
snntnsrl, part 81 the county, Few
nissts ago, a difficulty occurred, ~
"kish ana uau was badly cut AUD =
wrs,Us miuIs,er was chased BY "a in-
k"isssd oitisen. bat HE epsed wss SUI
6eont 10 carry him safely ous oil ~"
3; B.. uscsrsy,sf Wien mention wa
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INTERVIEWING raE rREsIonNry
Jasauia NJ Hers Novel Experienced I'm.
nYsssiAna NJ

Jaaauia Millsr's Novel Esperisnee-Im.
prsssieus of tho Prssidcnt.
PRECEDENT Cleveland 10 plain man
almost hsmely. Ne never could have
been gooS.lsokins at best, and now thu,
he 10 very bald and no longer young
there ian beauty OF either form o,
faes TO speak Of. or course bs IL DIE.
fsrsnt Egurs ana form from that OF
Mr.. Lincoln; bat l should aay that In
his way no IL AZ plain ~ evor was Mr..
Llncoln IN his way and fully 40 awk.
ward. do ~ ahor; MAN, eompars-
lively, and hts hands are simply huSo.
The complexion OF his Ease
10 cosrss and ssllow. But his
eyo ~ Keen ans o!esr. He dsss not
stare at you. Hut he taken you In as n
glance with sudden precision, and on
fell that he sens through you aud IN
dsrstsnde you Ia that ono glance, from
your boot sales up your last atrAr-
clog hair on the top OF your head. He
hav . treuisudOusly strong face; it l..
Htuply powerful. Itis n face that aayn
imper,ouslv and instantly: "No foot.
ishuess," aud you iesl ~ lfyou want %
get away from before u. Hero ~ my
lNiffNltNa NtlItu Il UOhAeu uOWn
a lew minutes later:
"Mv Pecsidsnt, ILL want Captain
Hoxts 10 he rstarnod - Washington,
40 ". ~ complete our wstarvorks.n
"Cspiala Hoxie," answered tho
president instantly, "is tuhjecs 10 the
orders Of tha sncrsslry of MAR" aud he
looked a. m Nsit 10 saw: "Aud YOU
know H." W., knoa | had como to
the wrong pisci and was boring the
president ssd hliauring for nothing,
mucn ~ had tho ms,tor NJ heart.
~ gave up that sub ct and started
on another equally ga lal port,n.
"Mr Pfesidsnt, QUO thing more; l
hcsr yGn s.s gOing u remove Com
missioner " muuds. thn hsad OF ear
commissioners fnr Washington, aud
IL"
Tho president looked lard a. mo aud
said pfnmptl, "Ynu have heard thats
we'll nave NOT he ,rli VI it, aud 49, 4
viii nsvs 10 hosr of IL befora ho IL re-.
moved voa can res. easy On that score
tor the present"
~ this time ielt tnpt he'd not the
elightest business with thu president,
aud 10 fell ~ with the baud OF shurn
shesp that uss prssing on and ont ~
tao o IRA By another nsor. Tdeubt II
any OF "a iels quits ne eig a. when we
won't ~. l hid ons cnnvictlsn, how
ever, ioiScd very solidly IN my mind,
ard n was 10 tho tis1t that from the
ssncisc apd suitl way IN which he dis.
ps,sd II M aud those who went "a
With me, there IL not Polng 90 bs much
fnciishnfss about tbs White House
wnilc he "a there. This man Grover
Clevelsnd-snd he pivta YOU the i'm.
ptessiun that ha does rot resily care
whether or no--is president OF every
inch ur these United stNes. And 1
venture 90 sfite II down a. o.1e ~ my
very few prophecies that he will be
PRESIDENT OF these united Sts.ss for
ab N seven tesrs aud . Qusstef 10
coEne-tLstter In Chicago Tinss.
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TEXAS ELEGAAMs.
AFFAIRS AT GAINESVILLE,
Tho pSy's nsiags at sheemsR-Cous /
Notes at A,btny-Grosery Fism
Attached IL Bslten-- Cole
man Booms Oeher
state News n etss.


GAINEsvILLE, Nov. 2a.--[Speclsl.l +,
Iii reporte0 acre tina, dses arc raging
in the Indian Territory north Of this
city. IL seems that the lsry fenS
will not be 6ownoe.
Al. Davis and Casey Phillips weYe
each tiued So and costs yesterday oy
Acting Recorder Dodson sor drunken
neas. Mayor Do isou ia still filing ,he
position Of recorder, ~ the cisy coU1-
Gil has not yer elected auYcao 70 take
the place OF Mr.. o. 7. HI, gho Ia
signed on November /.
G. K, SmlJn, cSshier OF the Red River
NatioRai bank, was taken suddenly
very i'll yesterday, hut We arc glad ia
hear be Is much better to-day.
A pair of shoes VISA taken from tina
Tenhsssso store BY ONE liz FINGERED
gent YESTERDAY who saceeedea IL get
ting awSy with them.
There will b9 two Thanksgiving SEP
vices IN the city next Thursday. One
will BIO held 50 size southern Methodist
church ana the oJhor az ST. pauPs Ep's
cOpal chureH.
Captain WaGling.on, one of Gzinos.
VINO lpN'ueI l,HHhHc. Udb nOT RESI-
deGt OF El PAso, Is In yte city. Thq
captain isloo0&lns well, aus his many
friends win b. pl5d % greet aim.
i. Va, Cbaiobors, hsq, coanty alter.
ney OF Gontg8ue counts, is IN tho
city, ans will assist ia tke tria
OF WilliAm Clar6, WAC f. charsed
with Burning the Montague conri
house. Carg wax indicted IN
Montague coauJy, but was SlgoA a
change OF venub ca thie county.
The past week has corrRln!y been
ono OF brlgat aRd beaaifcl wealth or
hero, aud the farmers aavs csrtsinly
had g splskdid opportunity Sor esther
ing in their cotton.
Mr.. G, NJ. Smith aud wife, of Sprius,
Gsid, Oslo, arrived in our city yestor-
day, sad h%va deter aimed 20 Esttle
They will be followed by sevsi9l rgorC
families.
The band sersuaded several Of cur
oltj2ens last night, aud dlscouraed
much sweet inulc,
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HHIDENKEInRR, Nov. a. lSpe-
cial. AT 80 this afternoon q dwelling
on the place OF e. b. Gresthousc, near
Tho burg, WAS consumed by fire.
Loss, $500; no insurance. The house
was occu pied by u, Book, who man
aged to save tho greater part OF ms
personal etlsets and household goods.
Cotton about gathered, and gins hero
show o total OF $500 baIes hsndlod this
season.
or small grain, bouniital supply
on hand aud lots to spare.
Weather clear and pleasant.
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COLEMAN, Nov. d. lSpeclai,l 1t
was announced hero yesterday that
the Gulf, Celorado& Santa Fs railroad
would aako Coleman its terminus.
The division force Was discharged, tho
contractors are packing up aud lssv-
ing, and the headquarters for the COM
nissary department, which hss been
located here for some time, will move
back to where the track IL being laid.
This will add an0thsr boom TO Cole
mans alrea y booming coedlt,on, for
she will be the shipping point ter four
or Ave surrounding counties, The
cars will be running hero by January
Is, aud then 40 will have Christmas
all the time.
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Temple.

TEMPLE. Nov. 2.-.[Special.l p. j.
willis 4 Bro. had tho property OF VIII
liam Fulier sstsehed to-day Tor 5000
Mr.. Fuller had alroaty assigned or
the beuellt OF Willis d Bro. ard Other
creditora 100 A..
Latter Nav s unts religion, is coneuot-
inv n eeriea OF meetings here.
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Sherman

SHERMAN, Nov. 81 Special. I'm
der su execution III favor OF
the Merchants ~ Plsuters' bank
tor $3.50, Constable Sid WrIsht
sold upon tho public square yesterday
afternoon soma cigars, iobseco aud
soap, tho property OF j. NJ. Hozton, the
grocsryman.
Valentine krsar9 wag tried in the
dlstrict court yesterday for theft from
+. M. RobiosoD's store In Denison,
and charge OF hurglarizing In the
same store. Upon the first
charge he reserved five yesro'
sentsDce; uson tne second County A.
torney Randoll advised mercy, On &c
count OF MS bsipg foreigner, and tbs
jury gave him two yHSrs.
This churches were all well Sttended
this morning, showing the result OF
the efforts oil Dixon Williams,
We are having tho lovoliest weather
ever experienced at this season OF she
year.
The city IS full OF visitors.
Colonel j. II. BritiOn returped this
morning from III Peso.
Dave Bryant aud JameB CrenshaN,
our welI-knG IA etIorueys, sro having
quito 3 tine Of Is with tue deugue.
Both are now experiencing q severe
relapao.
Cotton receipts yesterday uero 100
bales.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-23

Every lady uses Pozzoni's medi-
GATED complexion powder. II is
household treasure. Tho madame
finds IL impossible to go down town
without first rubbing It on. II the
baby cries, she goes for the pun-boy.
IL The the cold n.an" comes homo
rufllsH or chafed, becsuse business ts
dun, etc., P0zEoni's powder oopls and
siays his troubles. Then all is glad
some Joy. No family should be- with
ont f.
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UaOnI FORT WORTH.


Preparing for a Grand BsA and Ban
get fhNr day Night --- Aid for Gal
ves,ao--0 ether Notes.
FoRr WORTH, Nov a. SpeoisI.l-
Over 100 l'ss IS have bsea s1,a for tho
grand BAL. sna baueaat 10 b. gison 80
sne op.ra house rhurodsy nigh ,
(rhEpkss.vinl November %, und, :
tue auspices Of tho ladies' Of Fort
Worth. Ffapayotions are being naad o
30 msIs this ball ono ot the Gnest tb st
bias aver been iu tAe Fdrt, The names
Of tao isdiss aumprlHug the dif-
.areut cumnittSeB VII sloaa insure its
successes,
AT THE TEEATRE.
Another iarg5 ana fashionshl0 su-
diencs Rrseted the GikRdo troepa Last
ulght az tho opera bOQs0. Tho Mikado
has made decided hit with the
theStrs gOers Of For. Worth.
To-morrow Dig0G we are to have
"Nke World"
At TIE CATHOLIC C9URCNHs.
Tho general 0Idsr OF Bishop Gsl-
laghor, Of Galveston, requiring this.
Collections ha mado IN all chWrchca IN
taiE diocsss to-day for tho relief OF
sufferers by the late sse ia GalvestoR
was carried on5 IN the Catholic
churches here NJ both services thi,
morning, and quits mes, sum resl.
led thereby.
PERSONAL.
Deputy United States Marsha
Frank Msuning, OF Ri Pseo, IL Ia tn,
city on official business. ThiE IN his
tirst trip estt since nis recovery fr0xi
the wounds rsoSived in the anfortuu
q @ aDa0uatsr noon the Missouri PS
clla train aesr Now Br4uufela las
spring, wherein United StGtes Aar
snai GOslipg lo.t his lie a. tho haudi
NJ desperate prisoners whom the,
we're conveying 10 San Antonio.
Mr.. J1e j. L,tlleton, OF Dallas, 10 IS
tho Ficswiok.
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ALBANY, Nov. sa,-lspscisl'l--ta '
Jury in the Riggs murder esee isilcd 10
agree and wero discharged last Night
a. IL o'clock. ,.
ridge this morning
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tn s:.s q sss.ar.., : scegl..,es,
tAirssl . an. ~ OH . ~
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w. N. HI A Il - ~ NJ A. =
President Oft the great Louisville Cou,,,,-
journal Co. tells what eknows Of "
Winn 'iN, Chill (;urs,


or. Winter NTH. Sir, / walv" ! MIA :
nsNe observed for many year.. the vnImc -
your remedy prompting me ID aay. in - -
ply 70 your request what know AZ ,,.'.s
Vnill euro. The private nssnrercr q ', Ne
emcncy had. aud thu good rrstiIts ~ ~
effects had observed on rr II. w s.r"
1i,h, Who for morn than dftsnn WAR ,'.s
been foreman NJ my n1ice induced mn. e -
Test Tin my family. This rcsrlts M :. ~ ~. ~
entire satsmclory. Tho nrst cas-. : ~
Two ysars standing, 10 which believe l..
cry known remedy had been fyici = ~
tempo AIRY feI.cf-the chiils rpturnsm. -. ="
riodl.nily md With seemingly ,nr'e,'ss
seve.,y Your cure brnke them Al n y.
aud tLsrc has been ~ recurrence ~ u,...Ss
Ius mcrc Than slx months. The othsr -
vas ~ = milder FORM. and yieldei .,n<<
readily 70 other rcnedles, bat ths dh,'',
would fc'urn AZ 'ntervnls, until vos,, -. ~ +
cins ses used, ulnce which Iilnas n,S,S 49,
efal months, they have sniiH,is s,ss
peasei. trnm the Opportunity I a. ~
- luakes 90 not hesltale u a 49, 49,
oenst that your Chill .Cure 4 4 vo,~sf{.
'''siSs s. sss Hsl's'y v :. r.
AsrHus rErss Z o., 49,. +
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OLIVER DiTsON & CO.. ROSTO,


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ION loranch house OF o, DItson A o. 80
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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-04-17

Dakota has a larger proportion OF
veteran soldiers Of the Union IN hei
population than any other Territory or
State. They are the men who when
they went out in the springtlme OF
manhood to give at least the best sea-
SON of their lives to the service OF their
country, were promised by the stay-at-
homes all the rewards a grateful people
could bestow. When they returned
they found nearly all places in private
and public affairs occupied ny the
shrewd patriots who had helped the
country by helping themselves, Many
of the stay-at-homes had become
wealthy by dealing with the distressed
government at enormous profits, and
these fellows were establishing Euro
pean pauper wages and pauper rules
for American workingmen. So these
soldiers were crowded out of place in
the established communities for Which
they had fought, and were forced to
come to the New Northwest and here
establish new communities and new
commemorative, They haven't entire
" escaped from injustice yet, but they
will outlive the conditions which keep
the Dakotas out OF the Union and will
vet see the commonwealths the have
founded in their rightful place.-Bis-
marck Tribune:
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-04-17
THE IOWA @ U LAW.
Saloons Closing Up, but a Brewers ane
Bottlers' Association Is Organized.

Sd4OOto OAOoAAAS ~
Boilers Association Is Organized.
Des Moines, Iowa, March 25.-The
late decision Of the Supreme Court
is having a most disastrous effect on
the saloon business in this State. In
telligence from every quarter goes to
show that the saloon-keepers every
where are shutting up shop, either from
fear of the law or by it's enforcement.
Prohlbitionists are much encouraged,
and are preparing for a vigorous war
against those who are disposed to kick
against the pricks. Per contra, it is
stated that an Iowa brewers and bot
tiers association has been incorporated
at Marshalltown with a capital stock
Of $4,000. The corporation begins at
once and is to last five years. Its pur-
pose Is declared to be to raise the nee
essary funds to employ counsel in order
to test the cbnstitutionality Of the Iowa
prohibitory liquor law, and to carry on
such litigation as shall seem neCessary
to further the interests of the Iowa
brewer; bottlers, and respectable liquor
dealers. John f: Bowman, John d,
Vail, and Chris Gerst are the inccrpo.
rators.-Inter-Ocean.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-04-17
NOTICE FOR PuBllCATIoN.-Laaiila Office
~ at MitcLell u L. March, 1881

NOTICE FOR PURLICATION.-,LailN Office
~ at Mitchell, y. I. March 1856.
Notice is hereby sISen that the following NAM
ed person has filed notice OF his intention to
make final. proeNf, in support, of his claims, and
that said proof Viii lie made before tie Probate
Judge of Aurora county, at Plankinton,. ID. T.,
Oh Thursday, the 18th day Of May. AID, 1885, viz:
BARZIELAR REYNOLDS,
of DIVA Falls, Iowa, being father and only ilcir
of Jesse Reynoltlls alnl Nelson 6. Neynolls, de-
ceased, Who made, Homestead entries Nos. o.
Oh and 222,G45 for the south WestA Sec. 81, town
1o6, range g. He names the following witnesses
to prove their continuous residence upon. and
c'lti!atiM' Of, sad land, VIZ; 41'rea Primer,
m27M2jdm'c II B.EyEIsITT, Register.
To be published in HERALD printed al Yves
singtOn Springs, DIT.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-04-17
NOTICE FOR PuBL!cAT1oN.-Land Office

NOTICE FOR PUBLICAT1oN.-Land Office
~ at Mitchell, D. T., Mar. 6, 1885,.
Notice Is hereby given that the following.
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support OF his claim, aud
that said proof viii be made before Clerk Dis
trict Court Jerauld county at Washington Spgs
D. I. on April II, 1855, viz:
WILLIAM GLOVER.
nd. entry No. 24s55 for the ne Il sec % town lO7
range 63. He names the following witnessesto
prove his continuous residence upon, and cult
walton of said land, viz: ID. Mcdowell, of Jer-
aNld county, Andrew nuremberg, Edwin Dodge,
ThOs. FitZgibb0n, OF Sanborn ,cOiaty, d. T..
ll13ai7 GEO. Z. EFEHIiTT. Reg.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-04-17

N6ElcE EEQR ,PqDLMATIoN.1EaaSpd Office
81 settler has flssAa' notis e. Of lis. Intention n'' to
that said proof will e Made be4sbSe 'Gefk Dis is
trict Court Jerauld county, at WessingtonSlAYs
MARY !: MQRqaa,ERR, formerly. Mary T. Barrs
faaF S0 e. 2t's ssi fs9 b isRs sS lie So sS &; fSx1 wlfaeis 1ss,
cultivation of, Said Land. VIZ: i. +. Daniel, r.
Simpson: Christopher SofberGG, 3 II. Cough ali
nerauld Co., Del. GEO. B. EVERETT,
m2Oa2i Repister,
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-04-17

NOTICE FOR PuBE1CATIoN:-Land ONCE
IN at Mitchell, ID. I. March 90, 1885.
Notice is hereby given that the fo~!lowing~nam-
ed settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support OF his claim and that
said proof Will, be made. before G: w: Mcdonald
Springs, d.. Il; on May I'll, 1855, viz:
CHARLES w. ENGLAND,
Under his nd entry No. 24os7 for the ea ne14 Y
e1& SEA sec -. town Jos range c.. He lame the
idence upon, IL cultivation OF, said land, VIZ:
James Girieyes,,. G. w. Titus. In: Rich, 4: G.
Snyder, AL of T6mpIeton, Jerauld CO., D. ]:
1n27ln2 GEO. b. EVERtf1T, Register.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-04-17

NOTICES.
NOTIcE.-V.s S. Land ONCE At Mitchell, D. +
~ nj 3. 1879.

NoIIcE.=y:'s. Land office at Mitchell, D. r.,
Complaint Y Rsyirg beef, III; entered at tpi, office
by john: Tawlkes against iAbram ". Parker, for
a G9andohing:hi Homestead entry, No 24l5e dat
range Is = ,Jersa (ey County, IS. + f.S viii t, a :sS view TO %
the cancellation Said entry, the. said parties
are 4 hereby ordered to appear at,tthe Office Of
Springs, g. .?T f.,:as t tS { tdaSl s.. j 81 Mf fsss, Ct 3
O'Clock a. NIB hesponil and furnish al the tes.
timony concerning said alleged abandonment.
&c. W. Msb 81, hi SSe ofsr B: f EXBNRiT T. EMs ss: ;
ton Springs, y. Il, is hereby appointed n con-.
missioner t t.g.4, the TESTIMONY, iii the above
' e He viii az ONCE return all the papers di-
VIII be e33alhipel by this office and decisI6Sss
rendered thereon June Q lass, at 10 a. m. 49,
atoms. GEO, b. RaoS4s ai:i: