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The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-06-18

i, Foreign Gossip. ~ 5 sSSE 4
y The French chamber 81 deputies has Hnal-;
GKsihnaa gasa aha dAaSaSjn ists bin

y The French chamber 81 deputies has final.
lsSshRaapsA aAa ds&sasa ists bill With
- Hon Mr.. Bowel has introduced q Bill in
the house OF commons, lat OTTAWA, author
izinqg q loan OF $50 900, 900, the interest not
to exceed q per cent. IS "a 4, III {
I Its rumored that MI. Gladstone intends
to entirely abandon political lie. Lord
Randolph Churchill was asked i the Con
servatiyes would form government. He
answered, Most certainly: ~ i, The bodrses
on the continent, were considerably eitated
by the report Of the resignation Of the Glad.
stone ministry. jis - F Z.
81 The nihilists in ST. Petersburg are said I'd
be seriously divided. Amajority favor the
abandonment OF terrorism and making ot
an effort to effect a revolution by pacific
MEANS. The anorchesti leaders Morieoitch
and Leyalenka, have been arrested at Kieif,
and Jew named Solomon Ovitch, has
been arrested for Solutions practices at
.Kharton.. Il t{{s n 4 {;f AN |
5sAsensation has been caused in London
BY the publication OF Lord Wolseley' dis:
patch. denouncing the evacuation OF the
Soudan. He warns the government that
on the withdrawal from Dongola the whole
province will be given up to anarchy.
Withdrawal, he says, will not avert the
struggle. The Mahdi, in q few years, will
attack Egypt. The best policy, in q mill:
itary and financial point OF view, would be
to attack the Mahdi st Khartoum. p 3 s.tts
China announces that she accepts all tho
consequences Of Frances protectorate over
Anaam, and abandons all political relas
tions with that country. The clauses :ofthe
treaty are simply those OF the Gournier con.
yention elaborated. Kelung and Pescadora
will be evacuated in q month. AS the net
result OF these two years ofdesnltory strife,
France secures what she Originally demand
ed, but at an expense of blood and treasure
which enlightened Judgment has pronounced
too high q price for, the. small advantages
gained. - - <. = IS II
It is reported that the Conservative lead
ers, at q Conference recently, decided to. &C.
,cept office. The following is a forecast .oi
the cabinet: Marquis Of Salisbury, prime
minister and secretary 81 state for the
/ foreign 4depnr tment; Sir Michael Hicks.
Beach; clsancelio Of the exchequerf and
leader in the house OF commons; Sir Stat.
ford Northcote, who viii go to the house Of
lords, lord president of the council; Lord
Randolph Churchill, secretary OF state foI
India; Col. Frederick A. Stanley, secretarJ
5of state for war. 81 IL $50
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Senator y. 3: Allison 81 Iowa has sailed
Tor Europe 81 "A w:
The remains 81 alexander a. Stephens
were reinforced 81 Liberty Han crayiords-
vile, Ga X i48#
Gen. Simon B. Buekner, theex confederate
leader. was; married at Richfno nd; Va, to
! Miss Della Claiborne, one of Richmopd's
bellies. & .Es
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THE BAD LANDS COW BOY.
,5s A T.sPAoKARD, RuBaishsr. II
MEDoRA. DAKsoTA 8
After the weeks spentin debating the
high license question the Legislature Of
Michigan has finally defeated both Of
sthe| bills before5it. N "a s.

It is said that the greater part OF
the territory included in Oregon, is a
region unknown, remote and compare
lively unciyilized. i;t G3i55 81
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Ohio RepubIesn Nomlnati ions.

~
The republican state convention Of Ohio
was wa. held at Springfield on the i th. Judge
Joseph B. Foraker OF Cincinnati was nomi-5
mated on the first ballot for governor after
the adoption Of the platform, by d vote, Of
469Az and thenaminati ton was made unnn.
Simous. The nominal lion Of Gen. Robert P.i
Kennedy for lieutenant governor, Judge
George McIyain for supreme Judge and
John Brown 81 efiersonIfor trGastiref were
by acelRmat ion. j y al. Ilohler 81. Summit
was nominated for ttofney general and
Wells q: Jones 81 Pike Tor the hoard Of pub,
lilo works. The resolutions were read by
Congressman Mel inley. q Those fiji ragfirii
to jake Thompson and denoIncing tho
adIninistra tion Tor discrifnin ting iigainst
unionistB and In favor of ex.rebels, wre, an,
plauded to the echo. The resoiution re-
leFFingt to Grant Was Sheered entt ically
and theconYention ordered IL photographed
to the general at once. Il,
Ohm stetson has engaged Rosinas yokes
and q London company for an American
tour. The company includes Sir Charles
Young, Arthur Boucker, Capt. Young, Cant.
Gothic, ClaudeP ahson Mrs. Caplestonei
Mnd others. 3s|5
Prince Albert Victor was admitted d
.bencbs oiths MIDDLE empie in London We'd.
nesday. The prince Of W9lea attended ths
ceremony
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ss;s ~ "A Wonderful Surgical Feat. hasw Il
Chisago Special IA ssargfcaa ppsration
without a parallel III the hisssosy bi hesiiSaI
science was sucsessinlly accsS nipllsted lsr.
Thirteen years ago q lady became
enciente, and about nine months later she,
ventured ont ID rain storm and caught
cold. The child was never born, but 8 for
nation, supposed to be b tuinor, began I'M
the bdominal reg ion. In 4 8S1 she COM
meaced hnyingsp asms which hyeicians pro-
Rnced to be piieptic fits. Nopain accom-
paaied. tho sphsms, and they always,
CAME on with out the slightest warning.l
During NIL these years she has BEEN
under constant treatment from the
best physician in Chicago. AT al
consulate ton between d number of prom
inent nhysicians it was decided that
the; tumor could not be removed without
proving fatal. The patient decided f. al
low the operation TO ia performed lat all
hazards. This was done by DR.. McF atrich,I
assisted by Doctors Mil ton jay and A. T..
Clark, the lady being under the influence Of
ether. An fncision was made In the alb.
domen, and the supposed tumor was rel
moved, when, instead OF q tumor, the sur.
geon drew out d fully formed and well de.
veloped child. The incision was carefully
stitched, and the tent ssirg ysdtl OPERA
ton. u Ma 5stcR q case lib nienti0hed I'D ANY
medical work extant.
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settlers May Remain on winnebago Res.

Settlers May Remain on Winnebago Res.
Washington Specisl-Gen. Lawler OF
Prairie du CHEN, Wis, in behalf OF the in
terests OF the Chicago, Milwaukee and St.
Paul road, and the settlers now on the Vim:
nebago reservation, Dakota, recently had
an interview with the president to persuade
him tossuspend bis order revolving President
Arthur,s pro lamat ton opening that reser-
Walton to public settlers. The president ia
said to have admitted that his action was
made in great doubt as to its Justice and
propriety. and, That he, is disposed to do
ALI that lie cam fairly; and Justly to pro.
teet sahy suprosef rights OF settlers up.
on that land. He would not for the
world harm any man who is there in good.
faltb, and he will gladly exercise the
prerogativcs OF his office in favor of any
family on the reservation innocently and
honestyin search. 81 q home, His order was
issue. 4 Tor the purpose, of preventing What
he supposed to be fraud Of the dearest Ghhr-,
acter, and it was only upon the understand.
ing that a set OF sharks and land grabbers
hadpersuadedS Secretary Teller to open that
landand give them the opportunity to get
hold 1ef it that Mr.. ArthGrss order was r.
voked. The president, indicated that he
would permit honest settlers now on the
ground to remain there until congressslou
meet and adjust the Whole matter; In this
way his order would bepsaSt liza ysuspaliti :.
ed in their behalf. In his first message to
congress he will distinctly define the action
taken and the situation assit is, and recoml
mend such action as willkbe Just to all con-
cerned. 'sta
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anAKorA srAgIsT /, I

The Cost of Production Of Wheattn the TeT &;
ri rltory 4sons Interesting Facts and FaenrefSsS
" Regarding Taxation. ,sss III
III Ths territorial depar tment Of imlnigrass
Ill on and Btatistics has prepared somei valus
aGle statistical tables for the use ofSthe
Italian minister Of agriculture, who is also
the secretary Of the commission on revision
Of the. tariff, appointed by the Italian gov
ernment The STATISTICS given are OF two
kinds, one relating to wheat prod ction. nnd
the other to rates Of; taxation for farmers
the statistician and commissioner OF this
.bureau, iffer Rlight lily as to the .cost-,of
wheat raising from those furnished by some
OF the bonanzn farmer&o Of North Dak otad bnt
t The ssP Rana
figures OF the wheat kings Of the north. It
may 81, iaa tie statistia1an says, yet an open
3questibntasst to the relative COST Of produc-
I tlon per acre and per blshel, as between tho
bonanza wheat raiser OF the Red riverAyal-
sBita tbes aigument pt .hghhrss ana re--
s Shes side Sof t6s Capitalist. farm sr pers
haps it might be urged that the figures of the
territorial statistician on the crop Of 1tO.
acre farm would Indicate the possibilities Of
suits obtained. But q moment's reflection
will convince any one conyersant with the
facts that it would be unfair ito oonfoupd
the general average renlized in a country hs
new as this, where SO many farmers ale Just
making start and at best are only halt
cultivating the soil whose generosity is ex-
pected to furnish maximum crop on the
slightest Sproyocatio ion tiat the point of sthe
plow. with the saRerngo results Possible and
now being obtained on every hand by the
well-to-dois GLASS of n farmers, of, which the
number is largely increasing year by year.
The tables on wheat raising are as follows:y
Cost of production per acre - ~ OF,
seod, ono and oNe-haIf bushels at 80 cents l 20
Cultivation and sowing =. 7. J. 81
Harvesting and stacking 1. :. i 90
Threshing aud marketing s.............. 80
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Total. ). ). /. :. 81, 81
Crop. q $40. 80 tasld 81 IL ID ID aore, "a

Cost of production rer acre Including 4. +,
Cost Of production per bnAhel /. Il. ia ID FL,
TORY RENSI BEe -
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The business Of the aberdeen land
office for May q nsisted 81 121 home
stead entries, 324 pre- ptions,s 256
timber culture, 84. sol ierg declarato-
ny, and 85 cash entries; otal amount
Of lands entered, "a, 900 acres; cash
feceipts, ,slsp III: 2S5e I: 4 4
Near Bridge atsr Mrs + Il Andrew Wipi
was killed by lightning the bolt coming
Through the brick wall of her house.
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erected. go
ri yopng iman named McC ormickwas
drowned in Twelve Mile creek sin DaY-
ison county while in bathing.
At Forest City, q hal, rain Ia and wind
STORM did much damage The office 81
/ the Dakota Index was moved some
tWentN feet south and d dwelling lust
north sof.thef Ba& tersh use was smash
eds Mr.. Meiklsts Office ENTIRELY disan.
peared, the fragments, diving iii all at.
rections. The reside nces OF &. E. EVAN
aud CD PedricE on the hill, were ia
FBtfoyed;;s Mfs Clark d barn ,sdr. Ruther.s
ford back warehot 1se and M, His
Eodt, largo arm are turned into kin.
ding wood. ,5355s5 IA
Be Morris Taylor, tie new surveyor o a
eral Of Dakota has arrived at Huron.
s. Gen Fessenden shipped his house
hold goods TO shis old ONE, Romeo.
Mich, whittier his family 60 90
The Yapkton college has losed for i
long stion With 4 reception Nv the
faculty and stud Tents and friends the
college. s.s u -
E@ FIX af6s, III Mitchell, haye
|Sf a a Rss il gRslnsnt due ncipally to
Che failure 81 the Bank 81 Mitchell.
The Capital says the assets will more
than cover the : lab tiles, and every
man olding a h0nafi de Claim against
the tirm will set 100 cents on the dol
s5itsi 50 ii HIS s
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-09-12
WHAT A NEWSPAPER IS.

The newspaper of to-day is a
library. 1t is an encyclopedia, a
poem, biography, a history, pro-
phecy, a directory, timetable, a
romance, a cook book, a guide, a
horoscope, an art critic, political
resume, ground plan Of the civil
lied world, low-priced multum in
parvo. 1t is sermon, a song, a
circus, an obituary, picnic, ship
wreck, symphony in solid BREWER,
a medley of life and death, a grand
aggregation of mans glory and his
shame. 1t is, in short, bird's-eye
view of all the magnanimity and
meanness, the joys and griefs, the
births and deaths, the pride and
poverty of the world, and all fol
two cents-sometimes.
l could tell you some more things
that the newspaper of to-day is il
you had time to stay here and your
business would not suffer in your
absence. Among others, it is long.
felt want, a nine. column paper in &
flve-column town, lying sheet, 8
feeble effort, a financial problem, 8
tottering wreck, a political tool ant
a sheriff's sale.-.BilI Nye, IN Bos
ton, Globe.
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THE PET YOUNG MAN.

The young man who was raised a
pet is becoming nuisance. He is
seldom of any good. What is
wanted nowadays is practical man
who can do something else besides
smoke cigarettes and twist cane.
The time to learn to- work and to
learn business habits is in ones
youth. He who leads the life of a
butterfly until he is rs or 80 years
of age and then recognizes the fact
that he has made an ass of himself,
has precious little to recommend him
when he applies for a job. This may
be chestnut, but it fits not few
young men of every city in the
Union. The boys at the Reform
Farm are better off if they only
knew it than thousands of the boys
who are at large. There is nothing
like being practical, and there is but
one way to be so, and that is to be
SO. Acquire business habits and
train yourself to good, honest, hard
work. Don't waste your time learn
ing to tie cravat. You can buy
cravats already tied Cincinnati
Enquirer.
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Miss Nellie Lincoln Rossiter

Is Agent for the following papers:
South and West, semi.monthly, SOC a
year; ..|
Farmers Call, weekly, soc per year;
Farmers Home, monthly, 5Oc,per year;
Home and School Visitor, monthly,
75c per year.
AS an inducement to parties to order
their Silk Worm Eggs during the sum-
mer, to be forwarded in the fall, offer
premiums, from April LIST, as follows:
For 81, 1000 eggs, and book of in
struction.
For So, 5000 eggs, book of instruction
and any one paper.
For So, 1aoz. eggs, and any two papers.
For So, OF. eggs, two papers and book.
For $3.50, 2 or. eggs, and three papers.
For $14, 3 OF. eggs, . papers and book.
For SIT, A OF. eggs, and four papers.
For $2l, 5 OF. eggs, papers and book
The above charges "are the regular
list prices for eggs" and the papers will
be sent as here stated for one year.
Those sending orders through the sum-
mer, accompanied by the cash amount,
post Office orders payable to me, on
Post. Office, Pemberton, New Jersey, u.
s. Az will receive the premiums to
which their order entities them, COM
mencing at once, and the eggs will be
sent about November LIST.
NELLIE LINCOLN ROssITER,
Practical Silk Culturist,
New Lisbon, Burlington Co.,
OFT NEW JERSEY.
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A young man with good bust
ness smile-it may be five-inch, or
seven-inch, or ten-inch-is, when
not villain, worth more to his en-
ployer than a dozen ordinary en-
ployes. The public, itself coarse
and impolite, demands good man
ners and sweetness wherever it goes.
Nebraska has now about $50, 900
acres of growing forests, in which
have been set 100000 young trees.
Besides this there have been planted
over 100000 fruit trees, over
100000 grape vines, a vast num-
Der of berry bushes and plants, and
countless quantities of ornamental
shrubs.
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finer enjoys a bounty of so cents on
every 100 pounds of the foreign
sugar refined and re-exported by
him.
Although this is but trife COM
pared with the bounties on the Ha-
waiian crop, the thrifty monopolist
of the Pacific coast does not despise
it and may indeed use his importa-
ton of cheap foreign sugars as a
vehicle or mask, in re-exporting
some of his Hawaiian sugars, draw
ing instead of the So and 2. 20 bounty,
to which he is entitled, one of $2.S
to which he is not entitled.
The South and Central American
ports and Australia are convenient
dumping grounds for the excess of
sugar brought to California, an ex-
cess which has to be removed to
prevent the people of that State
from buying their sugar at reason
able prices. Orleans Pea
yune, dug. 21St.
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The Equitable Life Assurance
Society Of the United
States.
ESTABLISHED IN 1850.

ISSUES Policies on the most approved
i plans, viz :-Ordinary Life, Life, Limit
ed Payments, Endowments; Tontine
Savings Fund, Tontines, Seml-Tontines;
A. B. C. Tontines; Life and Survivor.
ship Annuities; Children's Endowments,
Joint Life Risks, Partnership Insurance,
etc., etc., etc.
Policies both Incontcstablc and Non
forfeitable.
Contested claims, none.
Before insuring elsewhere, call and
get an estimate.
1t is calculated that every reasonable
wish of the insured is embodied in one
or more of the plans.
For full particulars and pamphlets,
ALEX. j. CARTWRIGHT,
General Agent for Hawaiian Islands.
GO 1y*
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WANTED.

A GIRL, about 10 years old, TO mind
n children and do general house
work German preferred) Good wages
and good home, Enquire at this office.
1903 2w
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IN ]. SPENCE,

m ]. SPENCE,
l.. Special Agent for the Michigan
Portrait Company, producers of the fin.
est grades of India Ink, Water Color,
Crayon and Pastel Portraits. Head.
quarters at King Bros, Hotel street,
Honolulu. 107 i'm
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INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED is prepared
i to furnish household servants,
collect bills, and do Anglo-C Chinese in.
terpreting and a general agency bust
ness. Charges moderate.
SOYONG, 4319 Nuuanu St.
Mutual Telephone 279. 60 Gm
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COTTAGE TO LET.
FOR RENT.

'THAT very desirable and convenient
j. Family Residence on Beretania
Street, until lately occupied by f. S.
Pratt, Esq, complete with outhouses,
stables, gardens and pasture. Also, the
premises occupied AT present as Law
Office by John Russell, Esq, centrally
located near the corner of Fort and
Merchant Streets. For particulars, APP.
ply either by letter or otherwise to
Or. STANGENWALD, Merchant st.
"a 3m#
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Miss Nellie |. ROSSitHr'S
PRICE LIST OF
Mulberry Trees.
WHITE.
RUSSIAN.

Cuttings, per 100, 81 90; per 1000, 5000.
White Mulberry Seed, per ounce, 30
cents; per pound, $500.
Russian Mulberry Seed, per ounce, GO
cents per pound, $500.
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NOTICE.

MR.. CHAS. HoYTS Shooting Shop
Nl is now re-opened. Interfering
horses a specially. us King Street,
corner of Alakca. 80 If
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Ths 9ailg 9 allstin.
SATURDAY, SEPT. 70, 1885.
WHAT THE HAWAIIAN TREATY HAS
DONE FOR A VALUABLE AND
PROMISING HOME IN
DuSTRY,

1t was part of the original UNI
Outstanding or at least plea, adj
vanced by the friends and benefi-
Charles of the Hawaiian Treaty,
that those islands had only a
limited capacity for producing sugar,
and that their total output could
never surpass certain quantity,
some thirty or forty thousand TONS"
How this promise or pretense,
under which the one-sided agree
ment was obtained, has been fulfill
ed, the following table will prove
most plainly
lmportations of Sugar in San Francisco
From the Sand'ch From other sources.
Islands. About.
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NOTICE..
PIANO TUNING.

HAVING obtained the services of a
IL firstclass Piano Tuner, we wish
to inform the public that we are able to
Tune and Repair Pianos at short notice.
All orders left with us will be promptly
attended to, and all work warranted.
1882 1y WEST, DOW IL co.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-29
DRY li(DOilA

PRINTs-Merrimack, fancy. 10. Man.
ehesier' oj Arnold, 81; American, s;
facinc, 5l.9; Hamilton, 8; GLOUCESTER
o; Sioncestor, mng, o -; 9loucester
amer sIN,ns,,g grey vSk; Allen, O. Lodi, 4 X;
q; Alien pink and purplc,6 8; simpson siI.
Yer grey, u Richmond, pink aud purple, o;
Dunneil shirting, l.2, Ragetta shirilnp'
"a Allen check, ~; Peabody, black. d 10.
simpson, black, q; Rosedale, 5i.2.
bhoWN suEhTiNo-Crown, Z i-2; Au.
gnsta, q Ettrich LII, 5; Charter Oak, Ia.
III, .; 0lendnlc,. 90; Enterprise, q; Glen
dale, ys Boat AL, Tl.g; Admission, q 10
BROWN sniRrlNo-Cast Iron, q: Farm.
ere, Id; Honest, lid; Pocahontns. 7 Id.
Allendale, y Century, Gig; Dwight III.
lockwood, bS-ti Mana,oba, . IL; Bedford
BLRAcurD sulRTisa-Now York 10 10,
Wamsut,a, 10Y; Langdon, 0; Lonsdale, 5s,,
lonsdnle oamhrlc, IL; MnsunyIlle. Id 10.
Fruit of the Loom, y; Gold Medal, i.9
Cream OF Crop, 7si.
z, z kaslon XX, 10; Easstn IA. ia \
Oakland n,ncy, o.; Acme ppp, ~.
Raleigh, l0A; standard Il, y; Pearl River,
NY; sibley Awnilg. 10.
characterization, 1914; Thorndyho.
~ American, VI Rock River, " Raleigh,
Unknown. 81, 10. "
Observation-Disclosures, ia,.; Otis, ias.,
CnIcks AND PLAIps-Mount Pleasant.
Catruba, *, Old Dominion, II Mem,
PMS, Id, Queen City, o Ia, Augusta, Il,
tennessee, -; Cottondale, .; Cumberland,
Check, I, Sibley, Z 81.
,GisaiIAMs-bates, i ID; Statewide. Al,
westvlllc, Z, Hates Dress Plaid, D; Scotch
y; II Leg Amoskeag, \ IL; Belieyle,c,
l.a, washington, q. Windemfre. 7i-2
.thkNforl- Uaksnle, 80 Sterling. -.
Nnknuwn. y. n.nl.i; siliey, g2-N alien
ts,uuis, ny VIZ HArristurT, a SlR,er. Il,
Bates, 10 - '-'