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Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-08-19

eating bitches, ana colonization and in :
provement OF lands in connection there
with, or far colleges. ssminaries. churches.
Libraries OF any other benevolent, charit..-
BILE or scientific association"
SIC. 6. That nothing in this act con-
tained shall be construed to abrdge the
power OF congress to annul any Law passed
bv territorial legislature, or to modify
any existing law requiring in any case tina,
the lawson any territory shall be submit
ted TO congress.
SEC. 2 That oil acts or parts of acts
hereafter passed by any territorial iegls.
ln'ure in conflict with the provisions o,
this act shall be null and void.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-08-19

Notice Is hereby gwen that this iolowing named
settler has filed notice of HIS intei ton to make
final proof in support Of his claim aud secure final
eniry thereof. and that said proof will be- n-ade
before Clerk OF the district court In and for hand
county Dsk. at Miller ID. T. ON the llth day os
September lss6 viz; shppy l.. Northrup do
ceased Carlton NJ. Sorthrup one OF the heirs, uii.
der hrs 4. u. ). No. $500 huron series tor the
southwest quarter section 2s town III range IS aud
he ma the following witnesses 10 prove his
tuuouz residence upon aud cultivation Of said
land viz: Edward Corrin Hugh A. coEnor VIM
Warren and Harry 1inkliam all OF Miller Dakota.
augjtb JoHN X. MCFArLANp, Registr
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-08-19
MON Ely
TO VOTERS, BORROW ERS
AND MORTGAGORS:

n n ~ NUN III A0OnS:
Being as / am candidate for
District Attorneyship / shall
loan more money than ever on
real estate between now aud
November. | commenced hand
ling Loan Compauy's money
some 4 years ago for the pur-
pose of increasing my eXcheQuer
Money was worth at that time
125 cents ON the dollar, and
through my magnanlmity | have
made real estate security stand
parallel to a gold dollar. l
charged them 8 per cent COM
mission on small loans and 5
per cent commission on large
loans. 1t was also my purpose
to furnish money on gilt edge
real estate security at a bette:
rate of interest aud on such time
as would suit the borrower.
have succeeded in this braveIy
as you all know. Yoa have
been able to get money from me
on long time for II TO 2 per ct.
commission with out mortgage
fees as | have / have arrange
ments to meet such fees. | now
hold s100, 900 worth OF securities
loaned for eastern capitalists,and
am prepared to carry 1t for you
on any reasonable length Of
time at ten per cent straight in
consideration that the interest
ia paid promptly aud the secur-
lty remains good, All money
that l have loaned for corpora
tons, and the loans are soon to
become due, will be renewed at
no extra cost. On January /,
1887, l expect to supply the
demand for roal estate loans ut
Q per cent interest without com
mIssion. Shall until after eIec-
tion continue to loan on real
estate at straight 10 per cent
without commission, If elected
and successful in collecting in a
good return of interest. All
loans made by me that are about
to expire are in my hand for
renewal. Don't fail to call on
me as l will guarantee to save
you $50 on every loan. From
90 to "a cts paid for county war
rants; township and school
township orders bought at the
market price.
VOLNEY HOGGATT.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-08-19
NO1icE-TIMBER CULTURE,

U. y, Land Ofhce, Huron. u, r. August g. 1886.
Complaint having been entered at this office by
Christ Peterson against Frank q. Hoyne for failure
TO comply with law a. TO timber culture entry Ne
PRS. Huron series. dated April 20, 1873. upon the
southwest quarter section ~, township H. range
6g ia Hand county. D. T. with view TO .he con
collation. OF said entry: contestant alleging thai
said entryinan has failed 10 cultivate tile se ,ond
nve acres during the third year after entry, any
part thereof and also failed 10 cultivate the first
tye acres brokcnsthe third year after entry any
part thereof. and that be has failed 10 plant she
hrst i've acres broken ths hrst year after entry
any Part thereof 10 tr es. tree seeds or cuttings
durlngihe tird year after try and that said fail
IRE .till exists. The said parties are hereby sum.
moned 10 appear at the Office OF the Clerk Of the
district court in an,l tir Hand county at Miller u.
at 9o'clock g. TO respond and fnrnish testimony
concerning said alleged failure. Final hearing at
this offife september 80, lss5 at a, m.
augt2t5 j. ~ MrFshLAHp Reuister
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-08-19
Land otfice at Huron D, II July 2 IS,s

Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settler has fled notice of hIs intention TO make
final proof in support of hs claim and that said
proof Ill be made before Judge OF district court
of Hand county -. T or In his absence before
Clerk Of district court at Miller d. T, on Septsm.
Der IA, lss8 VIZ: John shaiers Jr. =. ID 1873 for
the northwest quarter 1915 60 He names the
following witnesses 10 prove his continuous resi-
dence upon .and cultivation Of said land viz
Casper Rhode Rudolph Rhode Autcn Schlechter
Joseph Klute, all of Howell DIT.
augSt JOaH n McFARLANp Reaister
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-08-19

Land office at Huron, D. 7. July u. iSrB
Notice - hereby given that the following named
settler has Med notice 0f hi- Intention To make
fnal proof In support uf his claim. and that siid
proof viii be made before Judge Of Probate at
his oitCe III Miller, ID. T on september IL Is8
viz, Mary Foreman for the southwest qusrter OF
section ~ lis 20, p. ID. 4, III she names the
following witnesses 10 prove her continuous res
idenee upon and cultivation OF said land. viz:
Antony Elznie, Philip sglrr Nbcr, soak and John
Aams, all Of Liza, Hyde 90 Dty. d. q.
3zu, JoHs b. MCFARLAND Register
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-08-19
suILDERs AND CONTRACTORS ATTENTION,

Sealed proposals will be received by the under
signed school clsrk of Miller township ll2So Hand
county Dakota for the erection ~ ore school
house in said township. aud such sealed propos-
ais sill be received AT any between the 9th
aud 3ist day OF August 1896. Inclusive. The plans
and specifications for said school house will be
open to inspection and examination of
All at the once OF John Morrow in the town sf
Miller Dakota
Eyery bid must be accompanied by . good
and sufhcient bond in the sum OF
double amount Of had ~ liquidated damages
IN bid Is accepted and bidder should fail 70 a.
once enter into writtou contrsct for such w,rk .
the suretes 10 be approved 10y board OF directors
faithful construction and completion OF said build.
fngs IN sccordsnes with the plans aud specincs-
lions thereof. Tive good securities will be reaair-
ed tor the faithful construction and completion OF
said building ziid bond must be In doubls the
amount Of The contract
Said Boar reserves The sfgf, 70 rnire. rny and all
bids. sl to vaSr ags trl.as and condition.
horoinbefore speriied should IL sec o..
EnNeinpos containing propo.als should BE- sealed
and MARKED '.Prornsals ior bnidng" ana addressed
in y J. Wright. tiers oi sei,il b1ard TOR MILLER
tssnshlp s@iid county DaAot, 4. o. Asslr~ss
miller Dakota
By order of the board. d a. wRioHr
School cieik.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-08-19
Land ofllce AZ lInron u. a. Angus, q lsss

ISIhu UIlItd AZ FInrOul u It., august n ltfb
Notice Ia hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice OF his intention 10 make
hnal proof In support ef hts claim aud that said
proof will be made before Judge Of district court
OF Hand county. u. T. or In his absence before
Clerk of said court at Miller u. 4. on October ~
lss'i viz: Charles W King H'd 5.8l for the south
east quarter I-6a lie names the following
with sses to prove his continuous residence upon
AMI cultivation OF said land viz: Frank PsrrDti.
Clyde bartholomew, Hugh A. Conner and VIA.
DAVIS, all Of Miller. -. r
Augi2 JoHS s. MCFARLAND Register
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-08-19
MONEY
TO TIE PUBLIC :
Miller,

TO TIE PUBLIC:
shall not loan any money on chattels be-
fore January 1st, 1887. 1t was my purpose when
commenced handling county warrants to bring them
up as par possible They worth at that
time 65 cents the dollar paid for hrst issues 80
cents, and paying 81 cents for small and
"a CENTS FOR LARGE WARRANTS
1t my purpose to furnish money chates
at better rate OF interest and such time would
suit the convenience of the borrower have succeed
ed in this in part, you having able to get money
from me on long time for IL to per per month
without commissions or mortgage fees l now hold
S261OOOO worth sf paper loaned for individuals, and
an pared to carry it for you any reasonable length
of time at IL per cent per month, in consideration
that the interest is paid promptly and tue security
mans good. All money that have loaned for cor
poratious will be renewed at per cent per month.
On January 1st 1887, expect to supply the demand
tor chattel money at per cent per month
shall continue to loan real estate at straight
10 PER CENT WITHOUT COMMISSION.
From 92 to "a cents paid tor county warrants.
Township and school township orders bought at
,hemarket vslus. S s. KELLER.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-08-19
l. Il. PARISH,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

Moaey TO loan gu real estate a q per cent inter
est aud hvs per cent cummIssIou, giving borrower
op,ou VI paying alter three years.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-08-19
MOkTGAGE SALE.

wheroas Dvfanit has bcsn made m the nav.
ment Of the prineil al and ~, lntervss IN tbe
nonsy securd by M ortgage eistd the f.,th day ~
December A. ID. ISSi. execnted by John AL tiass AMI
of Dakota, to James A. Ward of ths raunty n
Hughes and Territory OF Dakota and which mari,
gage was recorded in the ofcc OF the REGISTER of
Deeds Of the sounty Of Hand Territory of Dakota
in book = of MORTGAGES ON page t:B ON th, ISth
day of December, lsSI, at q IS u. IN. and
Whereas. no action or proc, edings at ,aw or
otherwise have been Instituted 10 recover the deb,
secured by said mortgage. or any Part thereof
Whereas it was stipulated in sad mortgage tha,
II deisult would he made in the nayment ~ anv
portion Of the principal or interest promptly nj the
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-08-19

THAT Hacking COUGH can he 10 quickly cur.
ed by shilchs cure. We guarantee II
WILL fOu SUFFER- With dyspep.ia ans liver
eompiainff shiioh's Ntal.0r ~ gnarlliftitd 10
eurs yoa.
sLLEfLIss NIGHTS. mad, iv,..rAi,ie ty tlst
terrible cough. saiieit's care 10 The i,n,d Tor
CArAhRH CURED, health sad sweet Lr.sth
cured. BY shiioh- 'aisrrh Remedy. i,e 81 -ent.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-08-19

Land Once at Huron ID. r. July ~, IhS6.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has hled notice Of his intention TO make
final proof In support Of his claim and that said
proof viii be made before Judge Of Probate court
IN and for Hand county NJ Miller d. T. on sept v
1886. viz John q. Corn p. u. =. No. l2270 tor the
southwest quarter sec 22, 1865 He names the
folowirgwinesses % prove his tinuoUs esidence
upon and cultivation OF said land, viz william Hil
Lindsey T.. sllriver James u. smith. Florence, =.
o. I'D. Harley, Howell 7. o all of Hand coanty
d, T. JOHN 4. MCFARLAND. Register
b. n. Howell Attorney. 22tG
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-08-19

BvsreTEsa cARrs
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1886-01-24
CURRENT NOTES.

Mr.. Henry Appleton, of Prov idence, Il.
l., has accepted the position of editor Of
The N"WSHtdt, a paper published in Bos-
ton in the interest of. publishers, news
dealers, book sellers and statiOners and
which has. as its December number an
nOunces, for its principal object oppnsi-
ton to the monopoly Of the news trade
exercised by the American News Com
pany. Mr.. Appleton entered upon his
new duties January /. If Mr., Appleton
can carry out the ideas he advocated in
this city last fall, he'll " disintegrate the
American News Go. Success to him.
In a recent lecture on "Liquid9 Pro-
fessor Tyndall mentioned that he had
learned from Captain Shaw, the head of
the fire department, that a scratch in the
nozzle of a fire engine delivery pipe,
winch an unskilled workman might over
look, will reduce the throwing power
from 200 feet III height to $50 feet. We
may therefore see how greatly our safety
depends upon good faithful and honest
work, the unskilled workman. the botch.
should be dreaded in all trades. And yet
the bosses want cheap WOrkmen. Per
haps the time will come when the high
est skilled labor will be sought, regard
less as to its priCe-the highest skilled
labor is always the cheapest in the end
EuStOH Labor journal.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1886-01-24
LETTER BOX.

G. M.-Many thanks for your ns,i,t
ance. The communication came too late
for this issue. 1t will appear NEXT
week.
}. BIT was decided at the General
Assembly last year The employment of
scabs closes the door to an authorization,
The case is in good hands, The hoycott
may be still further extended.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1886-01-24
Business department.
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

New advertisements. or changes
must be handed in by Thursday
noon to secure insertion in next
number: Office, 100 Chapel street,
top floor. p. Q. Address, Drawer
lO3.
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Aducrti scments.

lust OUT. tom STRANG kILIED," and
j SYLLABUS" The two in one, 3 cents,
l0o copies, $40 "rhc Eight Hour Workday, IS
by \. Jonas, cent 100 copies 80 cents First
English translation Of "MarNs Capital, in p
parts, 10 cents each; subscription, So So Ready
ON Dec. Both, "Woman in the Past Present and
Future, by \ BcheI 30 cents; 100 copies, S20
FnIl list "i Labor publications mailed free,
BORDOLLD 4 co. EOS Broadway New York.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1886-01-24
Gn sincss nircctoru.

G"s|''as I'SSS|uru.
Bakers.
Thompson :. ) 4 Co.. tlg York st
BARBER.
Frntjr Henry. $50 Grand ,t
Bicycles.
American Bicycle CO.. fs s,atc>t
business College.
Cargil'> Business College. Is church st
Clnth,.r,.
Mrigs u CO., lur lUp Church 81.
Coal and Wood
French " f. las George II cor Cong nv
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= ! Nelly 4 CO.. 81 aud S!3 Grand ST.
Gents Furnishings.
Bremen Norris 30 State ST.
h"'h - 'o' "arH st.
Groceries.
kcamcy, j. IL, Il y - congress ave
kipp casper cor DiNWcll aN. n Nrury ST.
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Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1886-01-24

Store to the corner Of Shelton avenue and
Division street, Give him Il call.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1886-01-24
LABOR NOTES.

has dlohanded, and the shops ar" being
IlIl"l with union men,
Tin L,..,. ,f tb, D.,l,. SiI,,r,,,,,
Wmy are reported as aging that they are
aN willing to lose money through the boy
colt as through paying decent wages.
They ar" sure OF success then.
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Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1886-01-24
LOCAL NOTICES.


We not only return our sincere thanks
to those who purchased our goods ON
Saturday, and offered many pleasing
testimonials te the superior quality of
the goods, but also to those who called
on us Friday ard received q sample pack
age free All we ask is one favor. that
is. recommend the goods to your friends
as YOU found them; if such as to con
denim. do not he backward in doing 50,
but if found to be worthy of your recon-
incubation. please do SO, and oblige
The Peoples Servants.
: CENTENNIAL AM. TEA CO..
1868 State strees
n. Who leads but never follows.
Rubber coats. boots and overs at
ThompsOn's Rubber Store, 4js State st
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1886-01-24

~ Who leads but never follows. :
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1886-01-24

For every 30 cents YOU trade with us
You get a chance in the Bicycle that we
are giving away, At ThompsonS Rub
her Store, Rubber Coats - each, l5S
State street
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-08
THE OHIO TROUBLE.
The Democratic Senators
Leave the State.
WAITING FOR A COMPROMISE
Bets-ChoIsra In Itsly-Mur-
der and Suicide.
The Ohio Trouble

CHATTANOOGA. May L. Democratic
members of the Ohio State Senate ar
rived in this city to-dayin special car
and are occupying the car which on
stands in the Cincinnati Southern Rail
way yard. They left Columbus. Ohio.
secretly on Tuesday night. and met at
Covington. Kentucky. where they took
the car for Chattanooga. They left the
State OF Ohio in order 20 go beyond the
jurisdiction process that might be issued
by the Sergeant-at-arms OF the Senate
They say they are merely standing BIZ
their Constitutional rights and have no
intention or disposition to obsiruct
legislation; that the appropriation bill
has been passed and all the important
measures disposed OF, and they now
leave the Senate to preserve the conSti-
tuition OF their State and defeat the
plans of the scheming politicians. They
are firm in their determination not 10
yield an inch. and will remain until a
compromise is effected.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-08
Evadinr the Customs

MONTREAL. May For some time
past the customs authorities have IN
derstood that the firm of Patterson,
Kissock & Co. were passing goods at an
differentiation. Several. times they
attempted to gain access to the books
Of the firm and obtain the necessary in
formation. but failed. This morning
hey made another attempt and strug-
gie ensued. as the firm had taken legal
zdYice and were informed that their
books could not be forcibly taken. Dur
ing the alteration reTolvers were
drawn and the police were called
n, who arrested the customs
officers. They returned to the store
subsequently,, but were again baffied by
she firm who had locked the books in
The safe The officers then seized the
stock, which is valued at S175. 900. The
irm have taken legal proceedings
against the custom house authorities.
The firm state they are innocent of any
wrong doing Ii is said that the charge
against the firm is of very serious
character.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-08
UTAH MATTERS.
Mrs. Newman Before the
Senate Committee.
INDUSTRIAL
HOME.
Evading the Customs - The Fishery
Laws Anarchistic Council
Trade Review.
From the Capital

WASHINGTON. May Mrs. Newman.
-ep-esenting the Industrial Home. an
incorporated institution of Utah, adj
dressed the Senate committee on educa-
ton and labor to-day, advocating an
appropriation for the support of that
institution. She is endorsed by the
Utah Commission, By Chief Justice
Zane and his associates. by his Excel
lency Governor Murray. and the Gen
tiles of the Territory. The object
Of the institution is to fit for
self support such of the women and
girls of Utah as can be induced to es-
cape the evils of polygamy. 1t is pro-
posed TO teach the duties of domestic
service and such of the trades and pro-
LESSONS as women are fitted for and by
means of a bureau of information. to
ind employment in the States for
graduates of the institution and supply
them the means of getting away.
Mrs. Newman made an eloquent ad-
dress, depicting forcibly the horrors OF
polygamOus life as described to her by
women who had suffered them, and
stated it as the belief of the intelligent
Gentiles of the Territory that If an OPP
portunity of escape were afforded.
many mOruOn HOlucu WIZ ofc nOn III
q condition OF slavery. would
be rescued. The Mormon Legislature.
she said, could not be depended on. OF
course. TO give support 10 any institu-
ton of this kind The Gentiles of the
Territory who went there to make
their fortunes could not identify them
selves with it, since that would result
n business ostracism and the Gentle
missionaries had not the means to sup
port the institation. Mrs. Newman
represented local sentiment among the
GENTLE community as favoring, first,
The government of the Territory by a
Commission, and second. the disfran-
chisement of women IN the Territory.
The committee on Territories of the
House reported back substitutes for bills
introduced by Mr.. Lanham, OF Texas. to
aullify the acts Of the legislatures of
New Mexico aud Arizona to prevent
The introduction of deceased cattle into
those Territories. The substitutes al
low the Introduction of cattle without
restriction during the months of De-
cember, January and March. and limits
inspection fee on other months to 10per
cent. per head.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-08
An.rehistic Council.

PITTSBURGH. May considerable ex
sitement was occasioned in the lower
wards Of Allegheny and some parts of.
this city to-day by the distribution OF
snarchi tic circulars in large numbers.
The circular was printed in German and
English, and urged the vorkingmen 70
Svenge the killing of &cCormick's men,
And to burn. pillage and destroy. and to
eat and drink and be merry. The cir
cuiars were distributed early, so that no
suspicion Of their character was enter
rsined until thousands of copies had
been given out. In this city there are
seven groups of anarchists, with q total
membership OF not more than $50.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-08
Fish ~ Laws.

HALIFAX. n s.. May 1.-Two or three
American fishing schooners have ap.
Peared in the basin at Digby within the
past day or two, for the purpose OF buy
ny bait. In response to telegram. the
government steamer LdnsdoIrae ar
rived thls morning and giving chase to
The Ddvid j. Adams of Gloucester over
hauled her and took her back to Digby,
where she will be taken to st. John to
night, under seizure for violating the
fishery laws.
The Adoms was put in charge of 6
prize crew. tonight, and thirteen MEM
oers OF the schOoner's crew were trans
terred 10 the LdnsdOirne, several of the
men belong in Campbell, N. B. Captain
Sinney is about . years old and is said
20 be imprudently daring. The schooner
5 OF 10 tons. This is the FIRST Ameri-
can fishing schooner that has been
seized by the Dominion authorities.