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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07
THE TJONAL HORSE SNOW.

The National Horse Show Association of
America has issued the premium list for rs third animal
exhibition which is to be opened at the Madison square
Garden on November 3. There have been various alter
ations made in the rules aud regulations with view 10
rules prohibiting the same animal from being entered In
more than one class and making charge OF five per
cent on all effected during the exhibition have
been stricken out, and the competition for prizes mas
been made open to ALL 1t has been decided TO offer
prizes for the best carriages harness, horse clothing
etc In deciding 10 hold the show In the fan Instead OF
the spring the directors were guided by the generally
expressed fishes OF past exhibitors. The entries will
close on October o. The total amount in prizes offered
Is more than 81 300.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07
WHAT is GOING ON TODAY.

Puri:an.Genesta race for Americas Cap -, ~
Tanan- Ross Lee singe-scull race, sheepsnead buJ'
A:30 p -. ,,o+,, n ".
Baseball Metropolitan against Brooklyn, T. M
LABOR Union parade morning. ,,,,
Investigation Department OF PuDlc NoTk IS
Senate investigating Com1ittee. CITY HaIl. no,,-
Subway Electrical Commission, No 20 Mee1 twenty
thlrd-si.. 10 a. H. .,... w =, r,road
way. -. q. ro
herman Pomon Catholic Society Convention, BROOKLYN
+. D. 49,.
Meeting of Brooklyn Bridge Trustees. - -, ,.o
Convention OF American society OF froessoIs VI D""'
ing Grand Union Hotel, 1879 "a. IN.
- Rantist Ministers Conference No. Murray.st
Installation of Sachem LOew, Tanmaay bali evVnans
Committee of twenty-five OF Brooklyn hepuOAo""s'
Veteran Association of 18th Regiment Brooklyn
evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07
Jersey CITY.

Mary Ensign the woman who took dose OF laulannm
in lie Penusy1vana Railroad Depot Saturday alter
noon is recovering She said yesterday morning That
Mary Ensign was her right and that sue took the
Doisop because she dsleartened az being ont OF
empoVmeut She also said that she lived In schuyler
Vile r. y In the afternoon she told different story,
saving that her name Mary Smith and that she lived
in Easton Penn. She also said th.t she was IN the
habit of taking laudanum and that she took an overdose
In unknown man was killed by New-YOrk, Lake
Erie and Western Railroad train near Snake Hi yester
dav H-is supposed 10 be pauper from the Amshonse
Johnson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07

Tho Western clubs come East tins week ana the al
Won't OF these strong clubs will u Is hoped enlVen Tue
A~sriran Association games In this Vicinity Ire
Grookyn club fell back last week and rs chances now
Tor betternc it, position are poor The LOCAL cIup j.
- n few Games behind the Baltimore club ana NAY
ye ret out OF las place The Mcrop0htaus ought To
ana probaDly viii win more games from me western
n than any OF the other Eastern Mines. Inc IT. iouls
chm has won the from all the Mines except LOUIS.
vile while the local champions have not Won series
mo Drookvn nine wins the series only rom the Annette
and baltimore clubs At present ST. Louis mas icad
eleven gamea with Cincinnati second. Pitts1nrg thlfd
and These positions the western men
viii prohably hold 60 the cud. In tho games between
the Irooklyn and Metropolitan clubs the home nine Las
Won seven ont Of fifteen games PLAYED ANA II u wins 10
ays game II viii Tie the series. Tie record 10 dale j.
as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07
.,rs viii also bo held and officers for the following

meeting will also be held and officers for the following
year elected
PREPARING FOR THENATIoNALscULLlNGk ACE'
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 6 tSpecia O.-The Ma
tlona scung race that will take place at washington
an Thursday has attracted much attention among inc
schuvIkll oarsmen, The four cared gig crew OF the
pennsylvania Club who hold the Palmer cup VIII leave
bis city for Washington tonight to take part IN tne
regatta There is likely to be large number Oh entries
for the race among those mentioned being tue @
iDeton Columbia Potomac, Norfolk Richmond, OocS-
ale civ and Union of NewYork. should the fenns t
yania crew win the race, the cup Will pass Fan
Boitz 10 compete in the for junior sngie soa,
Patrick Dempsey, who has trained the fennsIN"""
oarsmen will accompany them to Washington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07

rb resent week will anish up the anal seriesbetwee
en- stern clubs and the games that the western cluDs
NAV with each other win also be ended The chicago
KIM has had an easy time OF 1t, losing only Two games
U ~ ,6rce Western mines aud winning forty-twO had
NewYork been successful against the Boston prIyi
dence and Philadelphia clubs they would haYea winning
uH Tho Eestern climbs as a whole have much the
stronger mines, and while the local cup ought 70 WIN
LIN The New.York players but with the other three
c,s rs we'll The vctorle- and defeats of the asern
climbs against the East and West vs. West are as oo"s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07
GuARDINa AeAINsT DRU0oISrs' BLUNDERS

The poisoning of the Hoitz sisters by the
bluuder OF HobOken druggist has prompted the sug-
RestiOn OF prevent similar fatal mistakes In
the future. DIR. Rolf Pihgren Editor OF The SocnSta
POSen whose Oicc Is IN THE TRIBUNE Building suggests
a similar law to that in Sweden This provides that
each prescription given by physician snail DO In du-
pcae, that be pasted on the DOttlo or box,
and the other retained by the dispenser
Dr. j. Il. Bond, OF Little Rock, Ark said TO TRIBUNE
reporter yesterday that morphine should be cOlored
with inn0cuous pigment, so that All who handle II
might know at glance that II 10 neither qinlne nor
calome The pigment might be red PINK, green or yell
low, but Il hnOmld be inert and uniform
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07
HAYLAN. LEE AND ROSS TO ROW TO-DAY.
The postponed race between Hanlan, Ross

and Lee will be rowed this afternoon on sheepsheau
Bay wind and weather permitting. IL Is put down TO M
rowed at 49, but usual n such cases tne men III
NOT he started before 5:30 o'clock In view y, 'ho
fact that the great for the Amerca cup wiz
sailed to-day Il Is extremely doubtful II many peopo
will down to the boat race, unless the
f. finished early in the afternoon IN case thero NJ
enough 10 rouchen the water without MAKING " wy
rough the much better race may pe cAPo0'0
than IL the bay Is smooth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07
PHALLAs TO RACE WITH HARRY WILKES.

CLEVELAND, Sept. 9 (SpecldD.-W. H. INV
ford manager Of the Case stable. to-day sent by zee
graph acceptance OF W. G. Frances ehailenSe Is
half OF the horse Harry wilkes IN The SPIRIT OF e Ius'
lie offers to make the contest with j, l. Gases sIod
Phaas, the race to be trotted over tho CieVellm1u
track on any day and for any amount mr.
France may name all added money with the STAKES 70
20 to the winner. Mr. Crawford said to-day Mr,
AT Maud s. SO waited TO what would come OIL ~,
otherwise I should have accepted his. Challenge az
once"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Gasey House-senatOr Joseph X. H L s1O Oh
I6H ArenSe HoteI-John H. b. Latrobe ana Brad
ley Il johnson OF Baltimore and John NJ To
io{e III Minister to Hayt.-. Gr0td keI,uut ".et
ivern wiIiiams late IT, s. Minister to Paraguay ana
firngua Breroort HouseJudge George D. Batenei.
uI, Willard Warner, OF Alabama ana
James Forsyth ~ - SaVy
HOFFMAN, House-William s. KING, Oh ~ RTidgenort
Ticto,.,a Hoei-General John T. AyeIi,ni ~; or
Minnesota ST. James Hotet-Charles H. trump VI N'
ode
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07
NETWORK CITY.

Miss Sadie Martinez has recovered from her re-
cent indlsposItiOn ana Will appear as usuai III
"Nanon at the Casino tonight.
BROOKLYN.
The purlic schools will reopen this morning.
Fire was caused yesterday by spontaneous combustion
a. said i'm the coal board OF canal hoat lying az
the foot OF Degraw-st The captain, william iardui,
WHO was aseeD ON board awakened by Tue IRE, ana
i W. into The Gowanus Canal swan ashore The
af beongs TO the Morris Canal Company aud the loss
was placed at 5000
prars broke into the produce house OF W. T. Shot
vel nj Nos ~ and "a washneton-aye;, in the Wall
mont Market Yesterday morning and drilled hole In
ne onteT door of the safe which they blew open with
powder They unable to effect AN entrance to inc
inner compartment. Had they succeeded thoy WouIu
have found only $50,
Richard Gracey age nine, OF No. 29l Van Brunt-st,
faiI overheard Yesterday at william and COn0ver stsand
was drowned In the Atlantic Basin His body was found
with a grapple.
Jobn Dodds age twenty-three. who said he bad nc
home was arrested Saturday evening BY .lholna'
Galarher a PuRertOn detective, on charge OF s-lln-
bogus tickets OF admission TO the grand sand OF tht
Soyey Island Jockey Club. The sum OF 800 was iOut
In Lis pockets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07
r. Il. M ACY & 90.
Mr.. DeIury

-, ,,.n,;ou IN the fine stock Of Wooiiens
r.ccn,I, purchnsed from the Estate OF ihe Ia"
LOUIS q. HANSEN,
,,.o ,,.,,.,,oyu tailor (of West 23d-st) i"esc
pood- represent the most ceieor"te" "
west Of England. including the foii""i"s'
r,,,,.,cv vide-waIe Diagonais, Corh'cre"s'
Pioues Crepes, Tricois, Ac' all coio"r
make OF goods ARE warranted NOS 10 s,o''
,r. ir,endcd for IsnIf-Drcss wear. We VIII "a"'
49,, a., novb,e Breasted Frock aud Morning
Goats and WHIST Coat Of SAME oo"nu
mario" "'''''' s25 and S35
, .,,,,,n,s from scotch aud Yorkshire
,,,a.d. Usomcspuns BannOcisburn Tweed'' &C
racv will be worn In single breasted h""s
y,cI,et shooting and Double hre"s'e" ~
IacI,et step Collar Waist Coat Trousers
sn,,,e goods. Cents lined silk sweiied scam" 81"
-, .............-...SS5 ana SOD
oxercoatiugs from Carr's MELONS, Engiish UT
Reayers whiineys, EIysians, Devon-hifo n.'
- ur;sh Eriezes, sc. These Will be worm IN
siuaie Rrcnsted Chesterfield Introduce" ,"''
o.o,, md Double Breasted Box Coats IRE"
o,cr cracks will find favor, lined quilted sf'',
.,rnpped seams, edges piped bohh fe'e' =
,,, ....................S3J aud $40
List Of trouscrings include the latest "'''s"'
,r Yves, Of England Stripes, Cheeks ana ""''
PIoid. Riding Tweeds, Bradford Cords "h'p
cords Yorkshire Tweeds, &C. Ero"Sers wiz
worn decidedly wider this season, str"'s", nm"
no spring. Among the high-eiass trades an ION
dom they are cutting them 10 aud 30 inches NJ inc
luce. We will make them from tho above TOT
''"''' $3.50 TO sf3
The above prices are rs to 35 per cent lower
Than the iancy-price taiiOrS charge Tor 'n,"e
goods and workmanship. This can be VERNE"
by calling ON us.
All goods 10 order aud ""rra"'e" ~ ''P
scnted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07
REEITTING YACHT 2is.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. tSpeciaD.- Cramps
new steam yacht, known "A 24s has been on the dry
dock this week and has had new propeller put Oh;
propecr said to DO superior 10 the one useu III 'Ao
NeW-York yacht race.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07

In the games between the Eastern clubs the brooklyn
nine has been tic successful. winning twenty eight
and loOsng ehtceu games IN tho West ". West Tho
81 Louis club leads with twenty-eght victories and
nineteen defeats The great lead ~ the western clubs
In he pennaut race been made through
their numerous victories their Eastern rivals The
cnmea of each seciiOn ore ~ folI0Ws:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07
GRAND CENTRAL FANCY AND DRY GoooS
ESTABLISHMENT.
FALL SEASON..
OUR PRICES
ALWAYS THE LOWEST
JUST OPENED 20 CASES RICH
NOVELTY
DRESS GOODS,
co,,pprsrNa THE NEWEST CoLoRNOs 81
,TrsT nrstaNs IN BoUCLE. FRIzA, cHEVloIs
1o1tTsprNs FoULE sHooDAHs D1AGoNALo'
sEpars oTToMANs, TRICoTs, CAMEHs nana'
nm CHFcKs. HEATHER MIXTURES ARMuh I.s
nArrAssrs NIGGER HEAD. AND LOOP lAhts 80
FECTs ALSO FINE COLLlOlA0N "a
Erred ROBES.
RARE BARGAINS IN OUR
BLACK SILK

DEFAn aaT =, ~ 20 PIECES BLACK SATIN
y ,p,,rssF At Csc. sll9 AND s125. ONE CASE -
~ pTAcK SATIN MERvEILLEUX AT &C., 'ec,
AND CSC. so PIECES STANDARD GH0S Gs RAJ eRos
AM 80 -oc Ann SIC sPE IAL LOT BLACK Gto9
o9c, wv -, rv o,o WORTH Al 30 BLACK GRos GRAIN,
o TN, Finish AT sl25, s1St AND sl4s. LAEIE
7s,,t, mex SILKS. DIRECT FROM THE LOOMS of
a,r1r most CELEBRATED FRENCH M ANuFAcI'
rpEns. AT OUR wELL-KNowN POPULAR f rs -
~ AND e4ci WORTH DOUBLE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07
u1RIYE IYTELLIG EYOE.

NtVTNrJR; A.hNENi
sop ,.e. 800 ,sts CTS Moon rise, S'8 Io'a' ase" 30
MOI vArEg rJ-INt
<v-sa7dv HOOK. 6jjGov. !s11L G3t .IeA &c as
fV-safsiy HOOK. IS iOv. l3l-nL O'5 ieH ''N .
.npryg.N STj-f JERg UUb 1 THIS FORt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07

osrers and last evening listened 10 sacred concert n
Tnrn Hall in Meserole-st To-day the delegates, VIII
several other societies, win parade through the primer
nal streets OF BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07
HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. D

Earl A. Wilson's E. g. w. brand OF Mems
collars and CUTS are the beat. sold everywheeo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07
Announcements.

&C. Shayne manufacturer Of Seaskin G Sdlr-
,o,s and lieadng fashionable Furs lo3 Ptncest Ohers
nHrs bafonins this month. Repairing and altering u"he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07

One Of the greatest successes or the Gay .,l ~
the av ~ ANAL bu useful invention Ia Sanorda ferIect
Heel Protector Single pairs 10 cents. NewfCrA mead
quarters, Ferfy-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07

CLEANING AND DYElNG.-Lords Company,
ogices natonzed by best famies OF Newf ORA 20 East
psthst near I1ganys CBS Gthayo Established loJo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07
oARsMEN ARRANGING A DOUBLE sCULL RACE
meeting of oarsmen and their representa-

tives was held In The Police Gd-ee office on saturday
afternoon TO make arrangements for double ecuu re-
gstn Hanlan Lee Peterson and Uosmer were present.
and Ross Gaudaur, Courtney Coney and Teemer were
represented Nothing definite was settled Dul uno"or
meeting will be held this week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Monday- metropolitan " HFo0Eyn F0lO uTolhIs, NtN'
York ...-- NJ. ,,.-,- -
york Brookyn Louisville. Washington PARK, hr Okyn
Athletic vs. Cincinnati, Philadelphia Blltinore vs. st.
LOUIS. Baltimore. ,,,..-.- NJ, o., ,
eW.Yorkt BrOoalJn =. Louisville, Washington Park.
Baltimore ~ LOUIS,
Cincinnati PHILADELPHIA ,.-,,- n. ,...-,- .-
YORK Athletic vs. Cincinnati. Philadelphia Baltimore VA
ST Louis Baltimore. ,,,- ,-,-,.-. =. -
Pitteburg Washington fafk, irooki iva
Baltimore ~ LOUIS Baltimorei Atheuc vs. CINCINNATI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07

Monday pm dephavs Nrwfork. Philadelphia iPIoVL
dence, vs. Boston. Providence. ,.,--
Philadelphia, Providence 81 Louis vs. thcago 81 Louis
Bufain Detroit, Banalo. . ,,..
Wednesday Boston VA ECW1ofk boston ftoNllthcc vs.
II. LOUIS chicago ~ LOUIS
Hulilo n. Detroit, BuualO
70 phi ,le phs BOSTON st. Louis Chicago, 81. Louis
BunalO Detroit. BunalO. $50,
saturday Providence New York Providence; Boston
va Illadeph Boston - Louis Va Chicago. 81 Louis
buffalo Detroit, Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07
The scheduled games Tor the week arc a. Follows:


Games lost Is p 25 20 81 Games lost. 10 % % -
The Dickinson press., 1885-03-14

The bill authorizing Stark county
to issue bonds i'll the sum OF fifteen
thousand dollars for the erection of a
court house and Jail has passed the
legislature and is probably signed by
the governor before this. The meas
ure we believe to be a good one and
will give general satisfaction to the
people. The bill does not authorize
an ~extravaganl appropriation. yet it
is enough to enable the county to
build neat and substantial buildings
without q b~urdensome taxation.
Taxes will not be materially in
creased by it and when the buildings
are completed citizens of the county
a feel that the books containing
valuable records are safe from loss bv
fire of which they are o in great
danger. Although some may, at the
present time. think the measure 2
little premature we believe when
they come to realize the true state of
affairs their minds will be changed.
The county is we'll able to pay for
and needs 4iaese buildings and we be.
nge a, majority of the people will
ctheir% erection.
The Dickinson press., 1885-03-14

SINCE the opening up of the North
ern Pacific railroad. public attention
in the east has been called time and
again to the vast and fertile West
Missouri country, which is now rec
ognized as containing all the ele-
ments for diversified farming. The
public are beginning to see that this
is the favored spot in all Dakota for
the farmer who does not intend to
make his farm a one-crop concern,
and the prospects are that this sea-
SOL will close with a largely in
creased population. Most of these
people will settle in Stark and Morton
counties, along the railroad, prefer
ring to locate where there is railroad
communication with the outside
world.
The Dickinson press., 1885-03-14
A Question OF Petition.

Mrs. De B!ank--''There now. John,
just read that, and maybe You will
throw away that horrid cigar!"
Nh. De Blank-"Read what z"
why. this paper. A member of
the recent woman's congress says lit
is Il nice thing for a ma to keep his
month tit to ne kissrd.'"
"H"mrh. That may al, be: hut it
is slSo a nice thing for a woman to
keep her mouth in the right position
IL he kissed"
"rhe right position :"
YES, shut. "-rlilaGclphia Call.
The Dickinson press., 1885-03-14
4 {;usiuess Deal,

20. MI. Smith," said a young lady
at a church fair, Il want your help
for a moment"
:scertainly," replied Mr.. Smith,
what can / Go for you!"
Il have just sold q tidy for SIS that
cost Is cents, and / want you to tell
me what percentage that is"
"a transaction of that kind. my
dear Miss b." said Mr.. Smith. who is
q lawyer, ''gets out of percentage al
into larceny"
The Dickinson press., 1885-03-14

THE following are the members of
President Cleveland's cabinet: Secre-
tary of State, Thos. F. Bayard, of
Delaware; Secretary of the Treasury,
Daniel Manning, Of New York; Sec
rotary of the Interior. L. @. G. Lamar,
of Mississippi; Postmaster General,
VIM. F. Villas, of Wisconsin; Secre-
tary of War, VIM. G. Endicott. of
Massachusetts,; Secretary of the Navy
VIM. G. Whitney, Of New York; At
torney General, Augustus II. Garland,
of Arkansas.
The Dickinson press., 1885-03-14

TIE session Of the legislature just
closed has been one noted for its Bit
terness of feeling between members.
its lack of legislation of benefit to
the people and disregard for their in
terssts. Although there was a num-
Der of good men in that body and
some sensible legislation passed, the
territory would have been as we'll off
had this legislature never assembled.
The Dickinson press., 1885-03-14
THE Oklahoma question is one

THE Oklahoma question is II Of
the most important that is likely to
confront Mr.. Cleveland at the outset
Of his administration. A delegation
of leading men from the West are at
Washington, intent on making a de.
tormined battle for the settlers as
against the corrupt combination
formed by the cattle syndicates to
hold possession of the Oklahoma
country.
The Dickinson press., 1885-03-14
IMPORTANT.

When you visit or leave New York city. save
Baggage ENpressage and Carriage Hire and stop
at me Grand ln!on Hotel. opposite Grand Cen
'ral ps?e;. Elegant rooms iird up s., y cost of
one million dollars. reduced to Sl.M and up
wards per day. European plan. Elevator. Rca-
taurant supplied with the best. Horse cars.
stages ana elevated railroad 10 all dcpo1s. Fami-
lies can i've better for l"ss money at the Grand
Union Hotel lh:u al any other first class hotel in
the city. nov. I5-iy.
The Dickinson press., 1885-03-14
For Rent,

My house near town. aud so acres
II la"d p.owei aui res1y for planting.
To right party, would let milch ows
fowls. ponies. sc. 500 bushels choice
potatoes ana go bushels hest oats in
the county for sale. Also the Glib
Non> hailaing in town fot sale or rent.
Sec or address for 60 DAYS.
w. II. HoYT.
Dickinson. u. L.
The Dickinson press., 1885-03-14

GOVERNOR PIERCE, on Monday last
sent a message to the house vetoing
the capital removal bill. The veto
was sustained Tuesday and the capt.
tai of this great territory will remain
at Bismarck, where it ought to. AS
the boys say, the Governor has the
sssand" and knows how to use it when
he is in the right.
The Dickinson press., 1885-03-14

We can supply any other leading
newspaper OF periodical Published in
Ala"rira or Europe ut less than the
Subscription rrir" if taken in
connection With the PRESS. We also
receiv" subscriptions at publishers
fox amy newspaper OF reriodi-
al in the world. Thus SAVING all the
~ pvnsa and tronllt. To subscribers in
sending iii subscriptions.
The Dickinson press., 1885-03-14

THE Governor has appointed A.
Sheridan Jones, of Olivet. superin-
tendent Of public instruction for Da-
kota, vice Rev. Joseph Ward who de-
clined the office.
The Dickinson press., 1885-03-14
w. II. HONE,
Dickinson. y. I

The Buffalo Commercial says,
anent the opposition of clsryymen to
skating ril.ks. that thus far the
Kinks have rot given rise to one-tenth
part AS much scandal us has been
identified with camn meetings."
The Dickinson press., 1885-03-14

LARGE numbers of German and
Scandinavian immigrants are arriv-
ing at Castle Garden, and a number
of them are finding their way to the
golden northwest.
The Dickinson press., 1885-03-14

BRIG. GEN. DEL.o> Is. SAcNx-.
senior Inspector generS! United
States army, died at Washington >aa-
day morning, March Sth.
The Dickinson press., 1885-03-14
NOTICE v'N tnEl,TrnpI

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the matter of TIE estate of Jcscpi. Eolrsch.
dec, SD.
All persons having claims against said Jcs"pl,
Dolcsch deceased. are required To exhibit ,:ar
same. WITH ,ic Etctksary voucir:r rs. 10 ills. UNDER
signed. George i;,isIsl. al Ing office in Town of
Dickinson. in TIE county OF Stark. ter.j,ory of
Dako't. ant. that tcur months have been l.,ni,cd
Il th" time Cor creditors 10 present their Glazing
against said estate.
Dated tie sth day Of March. 1855.
JENNIE DoLEscH.
Adln!ristra.rix.
Mar. IL At. II,r Az,
The Dickinson press., 1885-03-14
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

LAND OFFICE AT TlsMascx. DIT.
March 10. 1885.
Notice is hereby given that the follow named
settler has filed notice OF his Intention IN make
final proof in support OF his claim. ard that
said proof Will he made before William .Ioor..
judge OF Probate, at Dickinson, u. T.. OIL
April Is. 1883, viz:
LAWRENCE X. GEANTFEH,
f%or.llie South West quarter Section 20. Township
l40, Range ae.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous rcfid' nee upon. and cui.iI"t:cn Of.
said land. viz: Wijier IL. Richards. NJ. cha.i Gus
N"lly, JOHN y. Iios~ ard X. +. Lamorc,lA, al! of
Dickinson, ID. Il.
JonS A. REA.
AiAf' lt-ct. Register.
The Dickinson press., 1885-03-14
OFFICIAL PAPER OF STARK COUNTY
Saturday, March II. 1SSs.

THE woman suffrage bill has passed
the legislature and is likely - -s:e:Ts
the approval of the goveTuo..
The Dickinson press., 1885-03-14

ALBERT LEA ROUTE,
and its immediate connsedonA Through Trains AaaD
From ST. PAUL AND MINNEAPOLIS 70 GHi0Aao,
without change, connecting with all Inns
EAST and SOUyHEASL
The only line running Through Can bstwsea
MINNEAPOLIS and DEs N0LxE4, isUa
Through Trains betveAa
MINNEAPOLIS AND 81. LOSS,
connecting in Union Depot for al Points eosfh- ~
Southwest Close connections made with 81. r, Ma II,
and r.. p. 4 Duluth Railroads. from ard % II
points North and North.Wot
EN- 3 9DsI PULLxAH PALACE SIxHPIXo
Cans on all night Trains. Through Tcksu. and 80
Ragc checked to destination. For time tAhl0a. ~ a
Nre, etc, call upon nearest Ticket Agent e o1dI1o
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