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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-02-10
SnleS Sinnon iibcr ole Sd)uis
ruth.

Der friibsre tnterri9tsminiitsr in Sranfs
reid, iett nod Senator unb ber,eit mod
Mit9lieo Der oberitcn S9ulbebDrbe 6rants
ret9's, ipra4 ii3 tiirslid IN ebenio frdftis
ger. als iiberSeugenoer Weiie 9egeu bic
S9ulwutb aus, wel6e babin fibre, bic
Sugeno gu peroummen unb t6rperli9 at
Sriippeln gu MAIDEN. Benn er feline
Worte auf Die Ser. Staaten tnb Defenders
anf bas slorrei6e Sreii9uIipitem anses
menoet bate, 10 bate ct bic bieiiaeu 3us
itdnoe ni9t treffenber i6iIbern tOnnen.
@s 1T nidt gu perbeblen, ia9t Simon,
oab Der tlnterri6t an %unieren S6ulen, ben
unteren wie ben Mitteli9ulen, einer idlims
men Srile entgcgenain9; tr6itIi9 iei es
inbeB, baB man enbli9 IN ben b0beren 0fes
gionen einiab, eineu groBen Sebler BEGAN,
gen 81 bu6en, unb bas man lid eutI6loi:
len bat, benieIbeu m6gli6It wieoer out,u;
MAIDEN. Mau iiinbi9te aus iibertriebenem
S9uleifer. Die aominiitratiou bes 6f,
fentIi9en llnterrt6tes nno BET oberite
S9ulratb bei6dfti9tet ii3 brei Sabre bins
our9 oamit, Die S9ulprogrdmme poQSus
pfropfen. Man udnnte 6ieS Stdrfuna.
Sebe S9i9te Der @eIebriomteit bradte cine
ibr mi9tis i9einenbe Neuerun9 berbei:
v@twas mebr Sbemie", ia9te Der @iue,
vetpas mebr 4l9ebra", perlanste Der @ns
oere, wieber elm 0ritter ymebr Naturse.
i9i4te". Die @eltSeidi9te enblt9 iolte
tritil6 aue neueren Gntbefun9eu in ii6
aufnebmen, ebenio tanteu aue alien unb
neuen Spraden IN baS Brogrdmm; weiter
Die @eiunbbeitslebre, bic 8fli9ten Der
Staatsbiir9er unb mas Qaes nod, 10 bab
Der Sebrer, nm burd bic INNER lduger wers
benten programme bur9,utommen, iie i'm
Grade burdIaufen muBte; bic S9iiler
fOIsten ibm atbemlos mad, 10 gut iie es
uerno9ten. gii9t giner perin6te bas
ausweubis gu Sernenbe aud gu reriteben
ober barber nadSubenfen; le batten ni1t
einmal Die i3eit ba5u, UNI glQes auswenbis
si lernen. 0as gauge Grsiebunsss uni
2rbripitem beitanb i'm Ginpfropfen unb
Si9einpfropfenIaiien. aber slei9 mad
ben 8riifungen fling Der sanSe selebrte
Suart q einSuitirsen unb Der ga9eIier
ober Ganblbut perwanbeIte ii9 In einen
SoiOten ober Stripped. Sn eineu Sbiptsn
ooer balb SlDciinnigen, neil our9 oas uiele
2ernen, obne bas @elernte su periteben,
man nnfGbig wirb, ii9 einen @ebanten gu
bilben. uno in eineu Snpaliben ober
S@wG6Iins, neil elm Sinh gspesuns in
frii4er 2uit, 6reibeit, Come unb gebens.
mutb brau9t, nm su 9ebeibeu. Iber man
bait uniere 6inber auf bic S9ulbant anses
naselt pom WOrseu bis gum 9lbenb, pbne
ibnen aud nur gu erlauben. einsm Same
raSen einen fleinen Buii nit Der 0an6 su
geben. Die SamiIien iidrieen enbli6 BON
alien Seiten iiber ben tr%aurisen @eiunbs
beitsSuitanb ibrer 6inber unb bic Yrifunsss
@ommiiiiOnen ~iammerten berart iiber Den
Serfaa I'M Wiiien Der @raminanben, baB
man pobl ober libel enbIi9 Die 9lusen auf.
tbun muBte. 60 melt 9err Simon. tSier
bat man iie nod LANCE ni6t auf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-02-10
The Pilgrim Of Palestine. A Journal de-

Ihe Pilgrim OF Palestine. "A Journai de-
voted to the Interest of the Sanctu-
aries of the Catholic Church in the
Holy Land.
Sieie 4ieiti9e Monatsi9rift 1T ben Sntereiien
pes 81. yaroes gepiomet, erldeint oretmo1ats
ll6 ett Wtol uno foitet 25 Ge1tS per Sabr; ieoe
9r. III NIT einem biibl6en Glide 9eSiert. Ntan
aoreltlre: The Pilgrim of Palestine, No. 1876
West 81. Street, New York.
st. Jweph'S advocate. AZ Record of Mis-
sions among the colored people of
the U. S. etc. Issued quarterly and
noting Mission labors in Foreign
Lands. Edited and published at
No. 81 CORTLAND Str, Baltimore,
Md, by the Fathers of st. Joseph's
Foreign Missionary Society of the
Sacred Heart.
Der Sabr9ars foitet 25 Geyts unb Der GrlOs
TT sum Seiten Der 9tesermiiiionen beitimmt.
The Orphans Friend. Devoted to the In
terest of the Orphans and destitute
Boys of the Angel Guardian. Pub
lished quarterly by the House of the
Angel Guardian, No. So Vernon
Street, Boston Highlands.
Gieie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pirb gum geiten Der
@allen uno perlalienen 6nabet pnbli;irt itno
foitet per ,Sabr % Gents. Die gnitalt publi,irt
aud eiien biibi6en &alenoer: The Angel
Guardian, Annual and Useful Almanac, beIler
Erets bios 10 Gents III uno Der oieles Sabr in
$4,000 Sremploren perbreItet Daro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-02-10
Die wabre umo Ole taIi6e Srei'
belt.

@obl ielten LIT nit einem Worte srSBes
rer MiBbrau3 semadt wor6en, ais nit
benz Worte Sreibeit. Sober beaniprudt
uolfommene 6reibeit fir ii9, Obne ii9 uieI
gu fiimmern, Oh babur9 bic Sreibeit glnbes
rer beeintra4tist werbe ober ni@t.
&atboliten, Broteitanten, llnsldubise,
uub @rme Iesen benz @orte Greibeit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-02-10
Sic Stintite 0eo'S xii.

9ofet euer 2i9t Ieu9ten ppr ben Mens
l9en, bamit iie elere guten Werte icben.
ttnb Der 6err gebe eu9 ouSu Seineu Sesen !
geo XIII. oil bas in @urma eri9einenoe glatt
Luce" (9ell6te), 2lnfan9 1880.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-02-10
u 1tnns iDr SatboIifen!
Nie stinnte hcs berft. Bins TX.

0ir eriu9en sic initdnbigit, alien Oenen
nit e,lrem 9uteu @iuen unb elrer 9unlt
6et3uiteben, bic, nit @eift begabt unb NIT
S~enii9enber &enutniB auSgeriiitet, ii9 on'
Die Arbeit MAIDEN unb Bidder unD 3eituns
gen our Sertbei6isuns NIB 9erbrcituns bet
tatbOlii3eu 9e9rs pfr6fientIi9en.
gucpclica Qius TX.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-02-10

@ir tOuuen eu3 in benz SOriute, elm
tatbol. 8latt gu s%,iinben, MIR ermutbisen.
Btr boffen, baB ale suten &atboIiten, bic
f9 am bic &elision uno bas Gaterlanb
perOient MAIDEN wolen, IN benz gifer unb
ber. Gbdtigteit fir bieies @ert, buS in uns
fem Nusen pom Der BOD ten Sebeus
tn 9 lit, petteifern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-02-10

ais In Der Matbematit, in Der 9ei9i6te,
@rbfunbe in Der 9biIoiopbie u. I. 10. aDe
Mfeinunsen slei6 respeftabel iin6, ebenio
peni9 itnb iie aud in Der &elision. Die
Wabrbeit alein lit respeftabel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-02-10
&iterariS6es.

Sas Bud Sob in neler unb treuer llebsrs
ietuns rad Der 0ulsata, nit forts
wabrenber geritf9tiguns bes llrs
tertes, BON $. 9an9er, 9farrer.
Suremburs, Druid II. Serlas uon g.
Sriif, 1884.
SaS porlie9enbe gSerf le9t ein berebtes 3eue.
nib oh BON benz NleiB, Der @elebriamfeit unb
Srommigfeit oes AlltborS. @enn man beoentt,
pie lebr elm prattil9er Seelior9er pon ben
YHi6ten leines amtes tG9li6 in Qniprii6 aes
omm miro, 10 be9reiit man lei6t Die S6mie.
ri9teitsn, wel6e CT SI iiberipinoen bat, nm F6
ben bOberen tbeolo9ii6en Stllbien ODER Der BET
li9err Yoeite, mle uir lte i'm Su6e Sob finoen,
oaR Die binmlil6e gSelsbeit, pel6e i'm Su6e
Sob III oraltil9em Geruanoe oar9eboten nir0,
nlcbt bios benin GlerliS, Ionoert and in Der 0ais
enpelt 3ablrei6e Sewunberer unb Qeler iinben.
Sas perfebrte 9iesten : 9uitipiel in brei
@eten pom s. eIene@ 6. Sirit. Ser,
ionen 7 Mdo9eu. Der bramatil@s
beclamatorii9en Sugenbbibliotbet.-
II. Seft. Yreis 20 Gents.-Wlibls
bauer & Sebrle, Al Ga Sale StraBe,
Chicago, Sainois.
8ieieS biibi6e fleiue quitipisl pabt redt gut
CUR QIiiiibriug bur6 WGoden. IS 1T lelten,
ba6 man lopiele WtGo6eu in einem Sbeaterltiid
peripenoen fam, uno ben 9ebrerinnen, bic, oft
9erne elm sablreides Yerional aui Die feline
giibne brGdten, ieblte es re6t bduii9 an ben
palienoen Stiiden. Selene Is. Shirt lu6t bies
fem SebiiriniB ab5lbelfen uno tbut es nit Sc
i6it.
ct. 5rantisti @lGdlein. @Onqtsidrift
fir bic MitsIieber bes iii. Srbens
bes B. Sran5iStus. @eiesnet pom
or. SeHisteit Papit SEQ XIII. gps
probirt pom bo9p'ltsn . rb~snsgeneral.
&ebisirt unb Ssraussessben pon P.
4rientus Nibriit It. Sober Sabrs
gang bsitebt aus IL Reconsideration.
Druid u. 0erlag pom Sriebri9 Buffet.
New gort unb Cincinnati.
IS liesen uns Die eriten Seite oes VII. Sabrs
gangs Dor, unb mir f0nuen bic 3eitl6riit mllr
beitens empieblen. Sbwobl fir ben III. Or
ben oes B. 5ranjistls betimmt, bent le aud
anoern Sbrilten CUR 9roBen Grbauun9 uno Cor:
oerln9 oes SeelenbeileS.
Sirten6rici Der i'm iii. Plenarsg oncil in
Baltimore %periammelten grsbiidofe
unb 0ii60fe Der 0~ereini9ten Staaten
unb ibre Mbreiie an bic 0il6Sfe Rorbs
8eutidlanbS. Bel 8enSiser Bros
TIERS, New Yorf, Cincinnati unb ct.
&ouis. Yreis 10 Gents, free by mail.
gei Der sroben gsbeutuns lnS @i6tisfeit
beS SirtenbrieieS perlobnt es lid re6t pobl, bab
er nidt wie cine fliidtiSe 3aseSneui8teit blob IN
Der 3eitun9 9eleien nno oann meg seporfen,
ionoern i9On Sebrudt IN pampbletform aifbe:
wabrt Nib.
Oa mar man@muI BET uns I'm snsIii9e
3eiti@riften anfrdst, 70 seben mir bier ben
Gitel elmer Mn5abl, bic em~pfoblem wsrben
t0nnen. S4on bic Titel iasen, wel9sn
ipeaieQen Swed bieieIben befoISen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-02-10
eatsoHfaef airGsn i. aaIenSer.

SSeius BELT einen Sltnben. - Cue. IS.
count. ben Is. Sebr. Sauitinus, 30.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-10-31
A Violent Attack of Group in a Child
Cured almost irstaAtiy with
A5ls's Honey Of Tar.

Read what officer Green has to say
LITTLE Rock, ARK, December 3, 1854
satanta Medicine Co. Little Rock, ARK.
GxNrs-Several weeks ago, caught
a severe cold that settled on ny Throat
and Lungs, which alarmed me very
much. DR.. Able's Honey Of Tar ana
Lemon was recommended to me as the
best remedy in the city. After taking
several doses my cough and cold was was
entirely cured. l gave some OF the
same bottle to one of my children ina.
had a severe attack OF Group; the ehec'
was magical. it seemed to cure IN,
stantlv. | also recommended two OF
INV friends to use it, which they did,
and pronounced it the best remedy Tor
coughs and colds and Group in children
they ever used. / never intend to DC
without it in my family in the future
J. D. GREEN.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-10-31
Putting Of the Evil Day.

According to the New York Herald,
the President is reported as saying tn a
gentleman some weeks ago: 1T Is nat
ural that should like 10 see the DEM
ocratic party successful. everywhere. |
have always been a Democrat. But, so
far as my administration is concerned
I do not think the elections this fall
have any bearing upon it-either as sig
nifying approval or disapproya!. The is
sues are local. But am free TO confess
that next year, when a new House of
Representatives is to be chosen, shall
be anxious for Democratic success The
people ofall the States will then express
their Judgment upon what the Demo
cratic party, in Congress and in the Ey-
ccutive, has done or tried to do, and !
shall feel badly, if that judgment shall
be against me.
If this falls elections don't show
the feeling, nothing can show it, but
even the most hardened reform sim
ner will hardly now deny that there
is considerable dissatisfaction with
the President.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-10-31

Some of the frauds perpetrated
in Cincinnati appear to have been
done in the interest ofthe demo-
cratic candidates, for instance in
in the 18th ward the democratic
candidates were credited with 5O3
votes and the tally sheets showed
that the figure 5 should have been
figure ., having been clumsily
altered. a dispatch to the New
York World says: "rhe democrat:
overwhelmed with shame and in
dignation, were foremos. in de
nouncing the crime"
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-10-31
JUDGE VINCENT.

The removal of Chief Justice
Vincent of New Mexico was at first
declared to be, because he had ap-
pointed Stephen w. Dorsey one of
the Jury Commissioners for that
Territory. Then when that was
explained the announcement was
made, that the suspension "was
not made hastily, nor upon the fact
alone, that Dorsey had been APP
pointed a commissioner to draft
jurors" As a matter of fact, how
ever, that, and that alone, was the
cause of the suspension, and at the
time the only thing known against
him. Laterit was charged that he
had been in prison in New Mexico
which was fact, but it was merely
for contempt of Court in refusing
to answer why he had given Ger
tain advice. Several other lawyer:
were also committed for contemp
at the same time, in the same case
and for the same reason. 1t Wa.
snap judgment on the part Of th'
President. with dash of buncmbe
Chinann narties have lea scd ih,
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-10-31

The President is being over
worked. The entire day is occu-
pied by visitors, mostly ofiice-seck-
ers, and it is frequently midnight
before his days work is over. He
ought to be overworked. If he
had gone to work to fill all the of.
fees with democrats, and been il
earnest about it, there would have
been so few offices left to fill by
this time, that there would now b,
very few ofiice-seekers.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-10-31

In future all legal ad0ertiSe-
n.egss must be paid for before
the second insertion. i MOI
paid foybefore The deg on '0h'ch
they should APPEAR tie see0nd
time, tie publication "iI be
discontinued.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-10-31

Mr.. Cleveland can write and has
written letters of column lengths
to Geo. VIM. Curtis, Dorman B.
Eaton, and other mugwumps, but
he cannot, or will not, write ten
lines to say plainly that he is in
favor of Gov. Hill of New York,
and that all democrats should sup
port him.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-10-31
MORE EVIDENCE.
Judge L. C. Lincoln, ez-County Judge
NJ Faulkner County, and one OF

Office Of LoUIs c. LINCOLN,
Attorney al Law.
CONWAY. ARK. Aug. p, 1850.
Satanta Medicine Co., Little Rock,
Ark. Gentlemeu:-Eyery one who IS
scnnai nted with ne is aware OF the fact
that am of an exceedingly bilious
temperament, and as q consequence
have suffered great deal with low
feycrs. About two months ago had
pro trac.ed attack of these low hardly hardly
perceptib!e, yet dreadful bad feeling;
levers. They would come on about I
o'clock IN the afternoon and last until
bed time. J tool; quinine for - days,
but to no purpose. then took 80 drops ops
fever came on then 80 drops the next
morning and since then have been
entirely clear of fever, Now low when !
feel bad / take from 30 u 81 irons OF
Satanta anu it braces NE Up. II Is
simply immense and l take pleasure IN
recommen ding it. co,u
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-10-31

The North La, Journal which
has not appeared since the death
of its late editor, Mr.. Dixon, has
been purchased by Mr.. r. II.
Snyder Jr., and will appear hence
forth as usual.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-10-31

Mr.. Cleveland is said to be am
bilious Of denomination and is
playing IL fine with the mugwumps
of New York so as to be in posi-
ton to say: 81 am the only man
who can carry New York"
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-10-31

r. F. Beck has withdrawn from
the race for Sheriff of Warren Co.
Miss, leaving Capt. Worrell the on
" candidate.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-10-31

Nine tenths of the prominent
democrats who support the
President in his policy, do so be-
cause they think it better to do so
than to openly break with him,
not because they really approve
his course.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-10-31

Offensive craftsmanship is no
longer sufficient cause for removal
of republicans from office. That
plan played out long ago.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-10-31
EIRE BRICK FOR SALE,
= LEE RICHARDSON & CO.

Wiley Jones the big liquor dealer and
stock man at Pine Bluff, says for old
sores and ulcers, rheumatism, pans,
cOrns and buniOns in man and Tor
sweeny, poll evil. fistula, saddle gals
and scratches in horses, that "Satanta
linsment' is the best on earth. lie
knows, he has sold over thousand
bottles.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-10-31

Gen. Sherman has announced
hims elf an not knowing about that
Grant Johnson matter.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-10-31
Subscribe for the TINES.

The New York stalwarts propose
TO do Davenport like they did
Blaine.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-10-31

C,AUSAGE MEAT CUTTERS,
y o,t2t LEE RICHARDSON x GU,
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-10-31

ISOLATION Of the Ninth District. In my
oriL.on the purposes and ot}'ctS OF me
CORPORATION as specified IL the ti,arter
aforesaid are legal, and none OF the
provisions therein contained are con-
trary 10 law.
This ssth day o. August, q. J. 1880.
Jos. T.. RANspELL,
District Attorney, StL District, La.
Endorsed Charter Of North La, Bap-
ust Association of Ninth District.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, |
Paris. Of Madison J $50.
hereby certify that the within char
ter was filed for recorlin this office tLlS
day and is duly Recorded II Notar1al
Record, Book ~" pages l39 ct seq.
( ~ Witness my signature ana on
lis. ciai seal, this 9th day oil octope'
- \. y. 1885.
w. ii. MCFARLAND.
Deputy Clerk & LE-Oliicio Recorder.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, Parish O
Madison, Sth Judicial District Court
Office Of Clerk {. Recorder.
I DO hereby certify that the above
and tue aforcoing seven pages contain
! y true and correct copy from the org
| inaI Charter Of North La, Baptist As
! ISOLATION of Ninth District, and cert!h
| cate of District attorney as 10 lcgaIiit.
of sail Charter, and Eudursements' al
certificate of recordation, as the sam
remains or file and Of record IN TIL
! office. ,.
, - Witness my signature and III
L. S. Yimpress Of the seal OF sal
| - Court, this 9TH day OF Octobel
u. 1855. w. III. MCFARLAND.
Deputy Clerk Of said Cour
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-10-31

Room and Sleeping Cara
Vckburg 10
No NksbuTg No j; from Oreansto
Memphis on Train No. T.
No City all
Mississippi River Vksburg and Meridian
p IIarrison Natcher j. C. X Ri
bel for on and Port Hudson Branch
with Morning Star for Bayou Sa
Hudson Branch; at IiaIrOn for
all Arkansas points at Memphis with Co. 3d.
points Memphis g. X K for
points East.
No. Orleans for all points Texas and Florida
Hot and all other pointa in Ar
"a for st. Louis
p r. ROGERS, ALKEAPP,
General Agent.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-10-31
PACIFIC HOUSE.
VINCENT PIAZZA, PROPRIETOR.
Washington Street. Vicksburg.

Convenient to Railroad Depot, Land
ing. Post, Telegraph and Express offices,
,nd to business. Meals in time for all
trains. House open all night. Has
been renovated and refurnishcd. Tables
supplied with the best the market az
fords. Patronage respectfully solicited.
Polite and careful attention given to
guests. NOV l. W.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-10-31
District Executive Committee

A blue p.nciI marx at this para
sraph indicates that your sa6Scr'p-
ton .iH erpir: in ttco ,cceka.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-10-31

Chicago parties have leased the
Lindell Hotel in st. Louis.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-10-31
ARTICLE 5th.

The following named persons to-wit:
Rev. g. W. Brooks, James Randell,
Jackson Claiborne. p. e. Tyler, I. b.
Strange, Joshua Frazier, Noble White,
J III WYATT, &C. Corn, w. NJ. McIntire,
). i. Pembleton, Jacob Preston and S.
B.'Birks, con stitute the first Executive
Board. to hold their office, until the
first Monday after the election, to he
held on the first Tuesday in August
1886, and until their successors shall
, have been duly elected and installed,
aud they are hereby invested with
all the rights and powers by this cha.
, ter conferred, and sand Board at its first
meeting shall elect President, fouI
VIce-Presidents secretary, Correspond
ing Secretary and Treasurer, and sucI
other offices as they may deem neces
sary.
Thus done and passed in my office il
the town Of rallulah, La, on the da,
and date first above written; in pres
= ence of George 5. Eisely and Willis II
Mcfarland, two competent witnesses
= who sign with the said parties and me
: sai,i notary after due reading nercf.
Witnesses: GEO. ). EisRLY,
W. Ii. MCFARLAND.
J. II. Wyatt, n. White
, Jacob Preston, W. +. Jones,
: y. ". Wright, Calvin Summon
Peter Kitenburg, Menser Smith,
Is. FIN. Dawson, Clerk, & E,
~ Officio Recorder & Notary Publ
y This is to certify that have eyaDlir
ed the above and fsrgoing act of inco
| nnratiou of the North La Ear,ist :
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-12-05
Rad Indlans at Ou,AppelIe.

Qu'Appelle Progress: We inadvert-
emily omitted, from our last issue, the
result of the following up of the Indians
who raided some houses in township
10, range Is, reported in last issue.
Mr.. William McMulien alone followed
the miscrants and overlook them toward
evening, cbmped for the night. They
mad selected a dried up slough among
some bluffs as their camping ground,
and as Mr.. McMuilen was riding along
he heardthe report Of q gun. Firmly
grasping his trusty carbine he boldly
went into the camp, and soon spotted
some of the missing property. He
than ordered them to deliver up
the various articles, but when APP
~parently all had been restored be
saill missed n of his own shirts. On
closer scrutiny, he noticed one of the
squaws clothed in q dress belonging to
the wife OF mi OF the n~eighborg; he
ordered her to take it off, when his shirt
appeared to view. A peremptory order
to hand over the shirt, left the squaw
with no other covering than that pro.
vided by nature. Mr.. McMnllen beat a
hasty retreat with the recovered prop.
erty. The whole proceeding was the
act of o brave man, as the camp was
composed of five Indians and -four
squaws. They we're travelling in the
direction of Piapot's reserve, to which
they apparently belonged, and neal
which they were at the time OF the res
cue OF the property.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-12-05
sunday Law in Chicago.

Chicago, Dec. 1-At the meeting of
the Liquor Protective association to-
day, at No. LOB Randolph street, the
proposed crusade of the Refrom Alli-
ance and Citizens league against keep.
ing the saloons open on Sunday was dis.
cussed with much spirit. Everybody
had something to say about 1t, and the
association began to show some of the
interest which characterized its meetings
when the last attempt was made to
down high license. The sentiment was
almost unanimous against closing up
Sundays, on account of the great loss
which it is claimed would inevitably
result. There was considerable specula
tion as to what methods were going tc
be adopted to compel the saloonkeepers
to close their doore. 1t was decided to
fight the movement to the bitter end,
and q committee of five was appointed
to confer with four other saloonkeepers'
associations, with q view TO calling a
mass meeting in the near future, proba.
bly, the latter part of the week.
The South Side Saloonkeepers' asso-
citation, at their meeting to-day, also dis
oussed the proposed action of the Re-
form Alliance and Citizens league tor
the closing of saloons on Sunday. No
action was taken, but it is understood
that formal action on the matter will be
taken at the meeting of the district con
~vention Thursday.