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Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-07-15

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Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settle has filed notice OF his intention 90 make
anal proof In support OF has ,laim and that said
proof viii be made before Judge Of proboie court
in and tor Hand county. u. 7. az pIllcr ID. D., on
August 3, ieS6. viz: Aleaandnne Trsyersay for the
y, T. quarter, section l. town ii5. range 90. Z. II.
5. No. 12l6, Huron series names the following
witnesses "a prove his continuous residence upon,
and cnltiva ion of said land, via michael GalneS
william Guam william Duly ard John A Bergstein
all of HoNell, Hand county ID
John :. Mcfarland Register.
4 II novel;, atty jnne2it6
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-07-15

Lind Office AZ Huron. u. r May %. 1856,
Notice Is hereby given that the .followiuP sained
rettler has hled notice oi his intention 10 make
final proof IN support of his claim and that silid
proof will be made before clerk Of district court
Of maud conniy, d T. at miller u. r. en- July 20
1896, viz; Charles c. churchill. II'd 1929 for the
southeast qusrtsr 2rllI-GS. He names the follow
ing sitnes rs to rrose bis continuous r~sidence
upon and cultivation Of said land. via Geo, W.
Nelson. Edward yerdon, Theo~ore Jeppe and
Logan N. ID. Scott all Of miller. II. T.
masst6 John s. mcfarland. Register.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-07-15
Pulpit Grandiloquencs

A Lowell man wnippel out his memo
ranium- book in church the other Sunday
and took down this remarkable thanksgiv-
ing from the lips OF his scientific pastor;
we thank Thes, o Lord, that We are per-
mittel to unwind the mighty coil OF mate
rial circumstances, AMI gaze into ths ever
latin. abysses whore flaming comets roll ,
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-07-15
1.na nalon .tun,nn n,t Nav = ls,s

Notice Is hereby gwen ths, the following named
settler has Med notice CT his intention 10 make
final proof In support Of his claim. and thst said
proof will be made before Judge Of prDba tc court
of Hand county Dakota, ut Miller Oak. on August
23, 1876, viz: Charles Paui- Homestead 623i \ W
So ii5, 6s and he the following Witnesses 10
prove his continuous residence upon, and euitiyn-
tion Of said land, yiz Charles 4 brown. Charles
Beck. Peter sher~ick and william Bowen oil Of
Melbourn Dakota.
iunist5 Joas $. IcFAPLASo. Register
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-07-15
OTFICTAi. DIRECTORY.
UUETY.

CouHiy C.H!ihl,sioucr --JuO. Dushie NJ. Kim,
Thom&s Gr.!i,a. ie'l HagrF. I. \. Hoolheiser
Register Of Dee'ts--S s ksoler.
Sherif-John Costi.an.
Judge Of PrObate--F r Parish
Treasurer-o. II. Prunsr, Z. A. Rgbert Depat!,
Clerk District Court-C. W BOVINE.
IN strict Attorney. J. sL.i!th.
Assessor-FL l. Douthett
CoroDer--Dr. Wood.
suryeyor--Cieo. Caselaf
sapI. OF Schools--G. l.. PiuSh.n
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-07-15

haven't sane him In two or three
days"
"No. he isgradually recovering
from exberience nnd will be
vonce again owd uf doors in
few days. We all got to have
exberience--der drouLle 10 some
dimes We get doc much at voncs
Dots vot ails Chaky. lie got
more at Won dime as his nervous
sysdem could shtand. lie saw
a fne looking young feIler NIT
kids und bangs und diglit drow-
sers---a recklar dude--und hs
dought he blsy some monkey
chokes on him SO be gals owd:
Say, vellers, look at 1t! IL
| moofeS. 1t can walk Guess
what IT is und pou can hat H.,
Dot vos good choke, eh?"
ut was foine bit ay human"
| would loikc fer to have sane
the du le,"
"VeIl, dots so. ], too, would
like to see0 him. But Chakey
dakes q dee terent view uf der
sitaation. lie don'd care at he
nefer such a weller sees again.
Dot dude, he took off llis gluffs
away und he punched Chaky
| plack and plue. He knocked
ovid uf him der sdutlin und put
a head on him like a steeble on
a church. Nowadays, yon got to
look out NIT who you make
chokes. A hosbidpl is der safest
blace. Der young veilers got
poxing gluffs und iumbeils und
row boats und dem are raising
muscles like der pillows ON u
he'd. You choke NIT a dude
Eund find be can like windmill
strike ovid. Dots Why Chon i.
Sullivan gids along so'vell. lie
6ghds nit bugilists only. VI
The should bick mp some du'les
I'm Miller Aifeuoo he migha
get der prains knockdd from
his head owd."
"CnILDs UND YOUNG is
der poss blace to py vot you
vonts. Der record will all der
dime peen goot und gleags
brces away down.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-07-15

THAT HACKING COUGH ran be 50 quickly cur.
ed by Shiloh's cure. We guarantee IL
WILL YOU SUFFER- with dyspcpia snd liver
compiainti shilohs vitallzcr Is guaranteed 10
cure you.
sIFYPLEss NIGHTS made miserable by uat
terrible cough. shilohs cure is the rcrned tps
you.
CATARRH CURED health and sweet breath
curel by Shiloi's Calsrrh RsnIedy. Price ~ cents
Nasal injector free. Sold by J. d Fitzgerald. ~
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-07-15

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carfs aud
| y, tricot,,
chiIdrsn's
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Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-07-15
Land once at huron. D. t. May IS, 1854.

BY " II PIFIEk, Deputy
Dated Miller. Dakota. June II 1856. jl7ti
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-03
a LIGHT SENTENCE.
Francis Stang, the Dishonest Porter, Cets
on by Paying a Pine Of fify
Dollars

The case Of Francis Stang. the porter who
carried on a wholesale stealing business
from Wurzburgs dry goods store, was dis
posed of in Police Court Yesterday. Stang
made over mortgage 20 the value of $500
TO bis late employer, in order 10 compen-
safe him for the value Of the goods stolen.
Al Wurzburgs request ihe charge of grand
larceny was changed 70 petty larceny
stang was convicted on this charge and
was fined $50 and costs. which was paid by
Wurzburg out OF the mortgage money.
Police Clerk lOzer in speaking of the case
yesterday. said: Il do not think that Stang
could have been convicted on the charge OF
of grand larceny. The statute says that il
the stolen articles are taken at separate
times, as was the case with Stang, they
must be taken 50 close together 80 as u
appear 10 be one larceny. In this case they
could only swear 10 the taking OF S6 worth
of goods, and the stealing of the balance ha:
extended over period of two years
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-03
Illuminated.

The old stand of Mills & Lacey opposite
Sweets Hotel. is again brilliantly lllumi-
mated every evening and shines with all the
brightness of new counters and furnishings
finished in the native woods Of BirdSeye,
Maple and other hard wood. Mr.. c. +.
WestlaSe is the genial proprietor and with
sixteen years experience IN the Drug busi-
ness knows what Is needed and promises 20
furnish hrst-ciass Drug store complete in
ali lis departments. Mr.. :. ;. North, a
graduate of the Pharmaceutical department
of the Stale University will have charge OF
the prescription department and Is c0mDe-
tent and pains-takiug in every way. Mr.
Westake has just pat in complete stock
of the best domestic and imported cigars all
the new and reliable peitumeries and toilet
articles OF every variety. The old store Is
brilliantly lighted and with its new furnish
ings and new goods is very attractive.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-03
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st. SIS I-.rs taken q. hal4iu41o0
f r. r.- ..1 s..sh--r 81
H.-t Fl.t.n. n. l.t .s-..r.i4q nr Bg.ton.
sr..-s -aorf ,l-if sIfn friends taere th-p
alI.st8 Prince Eiaards Island where
.aey Ril spend lhe summer
lanes IfUer-au. head desisner al tie
Widd.coub factory. Iett last evening Tor "a
business trp to New loTk, Boston. fniia-
aeiphia ant otler large claes in the last
The rrcAgal8n Tor the new bank and
-trlhan buildings has been lnlshed, and
commenced
A uew siirwalk is being pat down in
ront 81 Baeh9se V Saudi0rls drug store.
aud ID. Il Morgan boo, and shoe store, on
straisLt-s-.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-03

Charles Mathews. who skipped his bail a
few days ago, Is said 10 be in Toledo. He is
wanted for stealing some money ami other
articles from George Warmers Canal-st pool
room. Alexander Hamilton, Mathews at
torney, in speaking Of the case yesterday
said, II would give almost anything 10 get
Mathews back l got Captain Cofiinberry
TO 20 his bail. There is such bad feeling
between the police department and the
sheriff force that il Is almost impossible 10
get anything done Mathews mother
deceived me- She pretends 10 know moth
ing about her sons absence. but ! believe
that she put him up 10 it. She must have
given him money 10 get away with"
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-03
Of the Soldiers Home WIZ be Laid This
Morning Without Formal Cere-
mnnle.-rhe CONTENTS.


The corner stone of the Soldiers Home
building will be aid this morning, but the
ceremony usual on such occasions will not
be observed. Col samuel Wells, Contractor
Chas riedSe. Superintendent of Construc-
ZION Fairfield. Stone Contractor Hirth, Gen.
r Pierce. Mai. a. b. Watson and a few
others viii be present and viii conduct the
necessary preparations. A sealed copper
box. l0xl0 inches square and g inches deep
will contain the articles t0 be placed in rle
clEifv Of The corner stone. ON the stone
itself Wlll be carved the date OF Tie erectl, n
0f the Home and the Governor name. to-
-etler with the names OF the members Of the
Board of Managers. The box Will contain.
Governor 4 A'ger first me sage To the Mich
ian Legislature. a certified copy OF the law
authorizing the erection of thesIome a list
0fthe names OF those who contributed To
the fund for the purchase Of the Home site
c--fiGed COPY IF the Michigan Manual of
f,s1. circulars OF the G r & /. ana G & W.
NJ Railroad Companies, q copy OF the Big
Rapids citv charter from Commissioner
Brown. Col Cnas D. Longs address dcliv
eret al the last srste encImpment OF the g..
A. Il Memorial Verses Dy Colonel Wells,
dliuNng 20 the events which have occurred
during the past century and more especially
during the past twenrv- i've wears, poem.
"Mi~hisan Ny Michigan. by Major Long
a mourning badge of Peuuover Post, g. A.
F.. of Saginaw. presented by c'l0nel Bliss;
the Michigan Cenfrals Facts and Figures
About Michigan. Morton House menu
of Sunday and yesterday, the journal of the
National nineteenth annual reunion oi the
q 4 R a. Portland the roster oi thetf. "A.
R OF Michigan for l.s5. the official register
Of the Soldiers aud Sailors Associaiibn
meetisg az Battle Greek and copies OF the
city papers The papers, etc. Will be
Rrappei In a rawhide prepared for q drum
Ssad and The box viii be hermet ally
-f4fflt
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-03

Persons having articles or property in
pawn al the American Loan Office will
please call and redeem the same AT Hart S
cigar store. Canal-st on or before June /,
as have gone out of business.
NJ. MARIN, Propr.
Dated MAY l. 1856
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-03
REASONS WHY THE
Central Creamery
CAN MAKE
Gilt Edge Butter.

Firt.-The cream is raised by the deep setting
process at a low temperature
SeCoud The sweet cream IS delivered 10 ms
daily
Third We keep our place clean our dairy Inn
peu erts are cleaned 10y steam. as thorough WORK
cannot Dc done in any other manner.
Fourth .-h Butter is susceptible 90 faint. sltse
Queut'y there l. no tobacco. groceries. OF lunch,
Tor sale a. our place.
RgtteT prints delivered to al parts n The city IN
fhe Vermont farm refrigerator. AZ hn per ib.
Butter hy the jar or butter saItcd Co order.
Cunning daily from t9 30 a sl-
Whether purchasing or not wc uonid be pleased
to have you CAL and see D. pack butter.
BATES & PENNELL,
g. MONROE-ST
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-03
THE CORNER STONE

The vacant store al p West Fulton-si
will be occupied in few days by a bakery
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-17
~ Durham. n. o.

RALEIGH, N. G, Nov. 19.--A FIRE orig
mated at Durham at 3 a. m, In the gro
Gerry store Of X. r. Atwater, and burned =
large part Of the business portion of the
town. The loss Is 100000.
The Durham fire originated at B a. m.
from some unknown cause ia grocery
store. 10 soon caught the great tobacco
warehouse of H. II Parish in the rear and
consumed that ntlre square, comprising
thirteen buildings, all of brick. 1t then
crossed TO the next square on the north and
destroyed prize houses Of Umstead & Co,
ana Parish & Co., and the Durham bank.
The fue Methodist church was In i'm
minent danger, when the wind suddenly
changed and the fire turned eastward
and on the third block
consumed the residence Of Ed Lyon.
After burning about four hours the Are
died out rather from lack of more material
TO consume than from any effective con-
troll, since there was no adequate supply
OF water with which to check its
progress. No one was injured. The loss
in tobacco amounts TO 100000 pounds.
There were 700 hogsheads In Parishes
warehouse alone, besides that in I'm
steads' and 10 various prize houses. I'm
mense quantities we're removed into
adjacent streets, but could not be saved.
The time lock Of the vault In the bank Of
Durham was set for . O'Clock a. M, and
the bank valuables therefore could not be
All the mail matter In
the postc flee was saved. The Tobacco
Plant newspaper Office was destroyed.
Contracts for rebuilding have already
been made.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-17
An Amhitlonn sohnms.

The International Construction com.
pany is operating thirty-one miles Of the
Parsons & Pacific, extending from Parsons
to Cotfeyville, Kan. OF course this little
iece of track Is just now Of no partlcu-
lar consequence to the world or other
railways, but the projectors claim that is
the beginning Of a great railway system.
From Parsons the road is to extend to
Sansas City, bat this part is not TO be
built at present Az CoffeyYilln three
branches radate The first extends lust
north Of the state line to the Colorado
border and then defects to the south,
through the public Land strip and New
Mexico to Albuquerque. The second
line takes southwesterly course to El
Paso, aud the third crosses the Indian
Territory and Texas to Eagle Pass
IL Will hardly do to assume either that
this ambitious scheme will or will not be
carried out. II the company IL relying
on It's own resources chilling frost may
nip the promising flower in the bud, al
though the support OF powerful back
Ing may be enlisted.
But possibly some one OF the strong
of the West Is now behind the
new organization and while not publish
Ing its connection intends to carry out the
plan II the Missouri Pacific, the Bur
lington or the Rock Island is the secret
spirit of the new enterprise
we may see its completion before many
II 1t Is really built what a great railway
1t Will bel st. Louis Railway Register.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-17
A PRETTY FIFTH AyENuEPIcPURE.
Scores o sweet school- Girls who Cast Sly
Chances a. They Pass By.

Sooteso HWoet tchOol-dirls who CAST Sly
GlanoSs a. They Pass By.
One of the most piquant phases Of fash
ionable New York life uptown is the daily
morning and evening parade of the
schoolgirls on Fifth Avenue. These
maidens are the boarding scholars in the
fashionable schools for misses in the
neighburhodd Of Central Park. 1t Is the
custom for each teacher TO take her class
out for an hours promenade twice day.
The route Is always mainly on Fifth
Avenue, and variety Is gained by turning
of at the broad streets or AT tue parks.
The girls are all the daughters OF rich
are dressed In the height of fashion. They
walk two by two In long lines, the
teaches usually walking ia the last rank.
IL is the rule that they shall talk nothing
but French while they are walking, but as
some understand that language far less
well than others, and as the majority de-
test II and strive TO devote the walking
time To condolences about their teachers,
their clothes, and their sweethearts at
nome, there Is very little French except
for the last couple or two, who have the
teacher close at hand,
But the funniest thing about these girl
prolnenaders Is the difficulty they have IN
flirting and the persistency with which
they indulge in 1t against the heaviest
odds. Perhaps they are not so much TO
blame as the giddy Fifth avenue you his,
who have for years made II point to
beguile these Inaidens into this mlsbe-
hsyior. The young men ride on the tops
Of the stages, stand ON the stoops, or halt
across the way, and endeayor to catch the
eye OF some round,plump,and matronly lit
tie Outline. If she looks she is lost, forat
that age 1t seems impossible for one Of
these homeless and lonely little beings to
resist the temptation To / y aud captlvate
well-dressed, shapely youth. SO the
maiden who Is tempted rolls her eyes over
TO his direction, then takes alarm at his
raising his hat, lest the teacher shall be
looking, then turns her orbs at him again,
and grows red, and nervous, and happy
all AZ once. Her companions ali nudge
one another and fall TO talking French
volubly SO as to be sure OF completely
hoodwinklng the teacher, who, ten To one,
has eyes OF her own and is dreaming OF
orange blossoms and tulle at the expense
OF corpulent banker who looked at her
a moment before.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-17
BURKE SEEN.
a San Antonio Man Says He Oony.,,.
With the missing Man

A San Antonio Man Says He oopv.,...
with the missing Man.
Special to the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Nov. Is-m
Thomas, San Antonio business man
positive that he saw Burke, the deisns
ing Galveston treasurer, here SUNDAY h,
9TH inst, and spoke to him while standr,
III 'front.' OF the! opera-house. Thon,,
says ne knows Burke we'll aud could NJ,
have been mistaken. At that time Rn,s,
appeared to be very nervous, with 1 VIA
look in his eyes, and Thomas
suspected that he had come TO San Ao,o.
Mo for the purpose of either e6ioylpo
big spree or getting over one Since Tho
defalcation at Galveston was made public
Burke has not been seen here. Ii Is Ann.
posed that he has either goue to Mexico
or is In hiding where he is not known.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-17
NIIssonriraoIno

The grading Is now well advanced on
the branch from Paola, Mo-, to Kansas
City, and track Ia reported laid from
Paola northward tlfteen miles
The new Council Grove, Usage City &
Ottawa branch is now completed TO Adj
mirc, Kas., eighteen mules beyond the
late terminus and forty.eleht miles from
the junction with the main line.
The Dallas 4 Greenville branch of the
Missouri, KansOs & Texas division has
been completed from Greenvle, Tex,
southwest TO Rockwall, thirty-ono miles,
aud regular trains have been put ON this
section. Track-lsying has been sus-
pended for the present, as there is good
deal OF bridging and trestle-work to be
done through the bottoms Of the East
Fork of the Trinity.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-17

New extensions of this company's
branch lines in Kansas are reported as
follows; On the Larned branch, from
Larned west TO Burdett, twenty-three
miles, on the Little River branch, from
Little River northwest 30 Hollywood,
twenty-five miles; on tho Null
vane extension, from Mulvane to
Norwich, twenty.four miles; ON the indie
pendence branch, from Independence
southwest forty-one miles; on the Cha
mute branch, from Chanute west to Ere
donia, twenty-five miles, on the Walnut
Valley branch, from Douglass south to
Winfield, eighteen miles, A portion OF
this track has been reported before, the
distances above giving the total amount
Of track laid up to date Of the latest re-
port.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-17

II the Baltimore Ohio Railroad com.
pany makes all the extensions aud con-
nections with which it is credited by r-
NOR and report, 1t VIII come, In course of
time, to be u lolerably Arge-Sized rail,
road, Within the past few days II
has reached out to the Gulf OF Mex.
ico-on paper-by three different
routes, and now comes report OF CON
trG5t with the Canadian Pacific railway,
which Itself extends from Montreal to the
Pacific, aud is said TO contemplate con.
ncctions with Boston and New York by
rail, and steamship lines TO China and
India and to England, This Is a day OF
great enterprises, but they do not always
mature ~ Baltimore American.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-17
HAM AND EGGS BY TELEGRAPH.


The Curious and New Device In Use In n
New York Hotel.
NEW YORK, Nov. S.-There Is one hotel
IN New York at whose Office one hears a
wide departure from the old and UNMARRIED
cry OF "Front," "Take this to No. 2l7,n
or "See what No. SO wants" At this ho-
tel the clerk hears the click OF a mutlled
bell behind him, turns from the counter,
glances at dial about twice the size Of
the face OF an ordinary nickel clock,
and Immediately behaves as II he could
see through all the walls between him
and the guests rooms, and could read the
mind Of any guest In the bargain. Click
goes the bell. "James, take up Man
haitian cocktail to No. AZ" Gays the clerk.
Click goes the bell. "BoY," says
clerk, "take up two soft
boiled eggs to Mr.. Thompklns, or
Johnny, run up and say to No 365 that
II is ten minutes after 10 O'clock" ANY
visitor who spends an hour near the
clerks desk will be amazed at the variety
of orders that will be giveut the hall boys
without the clerks hearing word from
any room by telephone, telegraph, speak
Ing tube or any other means,
The explanation Is at once simple and
peculiar. Some genius has invented a
device that he calls by Greek name and
which is operated automatically by an
electric battery exactly as the old fash
Toned hotel annunciators are. In each
room in the hotel is dial with
movable arrow like clock
hand. On the dial are printed the
names OF everything guest would
be at all likely TO want; all the drinks that
ever were heard of naDer enVelOnas tel
egraph blanks, "help," doctor, police,
chambermaid, messenger boy, egg, toast,
milk, soup, oysters, breakfast, dinner,
tea, in fact every eatable IN commoo
demand, a city directory, the daily
papers, playing cards, cigars, cigar
cites, chewing tobacco, a barber-ln short
everything in list OF 100 OF $50 necessa-
RES. The guest pulls the arrow to the
name OF whatever he wants, and by
pressing button registers his demand on
the dial behind the clerks desk. The
only purpose It serves is to save time in
the execution OF orders.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-17
Tho Glorious Atohlson COMPANY.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Nov. l6.-- Messrs. @, w.
Smith vice-presldeut, j, +. Goddard,
traffic manager, aud other officials OF the
Santa Fe road, arrived here yesterday
from Topeka, tol attend certain meetings
here. In an interview with Smith In re-
gard ~ the company's proposed extension
70 Chicago from Kansas City, Smith said
he knew that In certain circles II was
claimed that the company was playing
big game OF blun 10 deceive other roads
running between Chicago aud Kansas
City. lie stated officially that there was no
olnn about the transaction, that the com.
pany was thoroughly in earnest and WAS
already at work preparing for the con-
that bonds were already issued, Smith
said, was Incorrect, although the matter