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Ice Tool s.

Ice Io0lS
We are agents for the celebrated w. T. Woods
ice tools. Have the tools in stock at manufact-
urer's prices Call and supply yourself with the
agent for Howe Scale Company, counter plat
form. wagon and track scales
HILDEBRAND e. FUGATE,
35 S. Meridian street. INDIANAPOLIS
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You viii find remnants Black and Colored Silks, rem
nants Dress Goods. And just hero we want to tell
you that you viii find good length pieces that
win make good dresses for Misses. Remnants Table
Linens. remnants Turkey Red Damasks. These run
from 1 q to 2a4 yards and they bargains. Rem
nants Ebroideres in all kinds of lengths, and marked
much for the piece. Remnants White Goods in all
qualities There is also box of Felt Hats for Chill
dren that selling at Toe. Saturday put
the Remnant Counter rs pairs White and Gray Blank
cts, and Is White and Coiored Spreads. all soiled
or less but marked at such prices make them
bargain. We want it understood that customers
must not expect to get any of the above in week
from now, they win be Sold What we put on our
Remnant Counters only special things that we are
determined 10 close out before invoicing Customers
win also find many goods each day that not adyer
vised. as there may be only few of them.
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BRUSH ELECTRIC LIGHTS

Are fast taking the place Of all others in factories
foundries, machine shops and mills. Parties having
their own power can procure Electric Generator
and obtain much light at much less cost than by
any other mode. The ncandescent and storage sys-
tenn has been perfected making small lights for houses
and stores hung wherever needed and lighted at WILL
day night Parties desiring Generators or to form
for lighting cities and towns will please
write us for information. By permission we refer to
j. Caven. ESQ.,, Indianapolis.
THE BRUSH ELECTRIC CO., Cleveland o.
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SPECIAL run on bedroom sets at King &
Elders.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-01-27
lirown County Troubles.

RedGeld, Jan. 25-- The county seat
difficulties and prosecutions are at q
standstill just now. While it Is conceded
that somebody stole those records on
the night of December 5th, 1884. and
doubtless those who performed the job
were pecuniarily interested in Redfeld,
1t Is by no means considered wise
move at this late day to revive the old
troubles. And in as much as the
matter had been previously investigated
by two different grand juries
which failed to bring in indictments be.
cause of the lack of sufficient evidence,
1t IS easy to reach conclusion that the
only motive that prompted the insiiga-
tors OF the present move was the hope
that political capital would be made
thereby. And in this they will not be
disappointed, but the capital, contrary
to their expectations, will prove to be
favorable to "other fellows" The senti.
ment throughout the county, as
your correspondent has taken pains to
inform himself, is adverse to renpening
the bitter war and old scores.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-01-27
Ono of the Old Time sort

Rapid City, Jan. 2S For some-
thing over month past young man
has been lying about town with nothing
particular to do, spending most of his
tune III gambling saloons. He came
here with a number of horses to sell,
and is now supposed to have. stolen
them from the Montana Stock Grow
ers' association. Word was recently re.
ceived from Deputy Willard. OF Spear
tsh, OF the theft, and description of
the man by whom it was accomplished.
This tailed exactly with the young
man IN Question, 20 last even
ing Deputy Kunable attempted to
a. rest blm IN the saloon of Otter & Tip
pie. The man was too quick, or the
deputy too Glow, Tor before the latter
fairy knew whet be was about bis man
was passing out of the door. Kanable
fired, but whether the bullet did an;
good is doubtful. The only harm it did
was to smash valuable mirror which
was in wagon outside the door, The
young man then went to How ard
Worth's livery stable, and procuring his
horse, Rhlch was there rode off nnmo.
Tested. He has not been heard of since
then, and there appears to be no proba-
blllty of his capture.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-01-27
snow slide Disaster.

Denver, Jan. 25-The News Garrison
special says: Yesterday snow Glide
carried away the cabin of the Excelsior
mine, located in Poverty Gulch, near
Crested Butte. Three miners, VIM
Alexander, John st. Johu and Vim
Gross, were killed. The bodies were re-
covered to-day. The second slide car
ried away the cabin Of the Crystal Basin
o cupied by Robert Carey and Henry
Collins. Both were killed. Slides are
occurring daily. Great anxiety is fel
tor other miners in camps not hearo
from. Crested Butte is the place where
fifty eight miners lost their lives two
years ago by an explosion in Goa
mine.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-01-27
BOWEN 6 KlNesBuHy. Prop'ts.

/ his ls the week set apart for tinal
action lu the senate upon the bill for
| the admission of the south half OF Da
kota as a state. This bill has gone
through all the preliminary stages of
consideration and now lies before the
senate accompanied by an elaborate
committee report in its favor. 1t will
pass the senate, fret because repub!,-
can majority rules in that body and
secoud because its merits are SO clearly
IN the ascendency that It's Industrious
enemies have been unable to find even
the shadow of an excuse for its rejection.
| The democratic minority of the senate
committee admits the seesspess of a
mih"rty report against its passage
There ls nothing upon which to base
suca report. Senator Batter, OF that
committee, says there is no use fighting
Dakota's claim and contents himself
With a report recommending
| the passage of substitute
IN the nature of an enabling
act fer the whole of Dakota-the iuiqai
tous FIedricks bill made over for Sc, a.
torlal uses. There is an intention ON the
part OF republican, members of the sem
ate to advocate the admission of all ter
rltoIies possessing the requisite qualti-
cations for statehood. Senator Harrison,
who has given most of his time to the
statehood subject during this session of
congress, said few days ago:
"We are disposed, to put the whole
question OF bringing the territories into
the union before congress and let the
whole be fought out there. There IL no
disposition among the republican sena-
tors, so iar as | know, to be ii partisan
III this matter. They will vote tor the
admission OF Montana or Washington
Just as soon as that OF Dakota, all neces-
shry conditions being equal No mat
ter whether territory is democratic or
republican, ii it has all the requirements
OF state It should be admitted I can't
tell how the whole thing is going to
come out. L know no more than any
other one whether Dakota can be
brought into the union this session."
The political complexion of the to-be
states is not a matter which excites in
terest amcnR the people of Dakota, who
have been taught in the school OF bitter
experience the evils of territorial gov
ernment and would as gladly embrace
relief under a democratic home majority
as under republican majority. The
disposition of the republican side of con-
gresst to ignore politics in the settlement
OF these questions corresponds with the
Views OF the occupants OF the territories.
There Is something more important than
the settlement Of political question
in these issues.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-01-27
KNEW Who TO ASK For

Estelline Bell: ''Is there gentle.
man in the room from Dakotai" asked
congressman coming out of commit.
tee room and stepping into one of the
cloak rooms of the capitol at Washing.
ton.
"Yes, SIR promptly replied three or
four, coming forward, do you want
some facts concerning the resources OF
the territory2"
mo, l don't, bat we are having a
poker game in here and I've got to &c
and want some one to take my hand ?"
The anxiety among the visiting states
men to comply With the request was SO
great that IT was only decided by tos
sing penny.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-01-27

through Its senator to Dakota. 1t come
opportunely on the Esels of the favorite
allegation of the opponents of Dakota
statehood that our territory
is lacking in that intelli-
gence which is necessary element
In the make up of state OF the union.
1t appears that we have sent to Wash
lngtop already man capable Of des-
troying in fifteen minutes all the argu.
ments OF the opposition. Judge Moody
Is representative Dakotaian of some
twenty years standing. He ia one
OF the original stock--a pioneer and
man who has made himself amid the
rough experiences of frontier life. Da-
kota pat him forward as representa-
tive of its Intelligence aud the verdict
is that 1t chose wisely and we'll.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-01-27

Hon. Joseph Rankin, congressman
from Wisconsin, who died in Washington
Monday, was born at Passaic, N. j., Sep.
tember rs, 1888, received an academic ed
ncation and served in the union army
three years. BE served in the Wisconsin
legislature eleven years, and was elected
to the forty eighth congress and re-elect-
ed to the forty congress. He has
been i'll for over year. at tine present
congress he went to Washington, and
was taken from his hotel to the capitol
and carried in the house to be sworn in.
His family consists of his wife, daugh-
ter of seventeen and son of ten years of
age. Congressman Van Soha,ck, of Wis
consin, and DR.. Kempster, of Milwaukee,
were with him when he died.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-01-27

Colonel Thompson, OF Bismarck, in
The interest of the Bismarck ring, and
OrdWsy johnson, of Ordway, in the in
terest of the Ordway ring, on Monday
addressed the house committee on terri
tories in opposition to the bill for the
creation of a state from the south half of
Dakota. Colonel Thompson, in the in
terest OF thereal estate spectators of the
capital thieves ring opposed any divjs-
ion of Dakota, and Ordway johnson,
IN the interest of the
real estate speculators Of the ring which
yet hopes to make GIdway the capital
OF the coming state, advocated division
on tbs Missouri river. To the wise
men of Washington it may seem an i'm
probability that these two individuals
possess the audacity to 60 before sub
division of the national congress and
there, under the allegation that they
were speaking for tue people OF Dakota,
advocate private and personal schemes
born during the dark days of a con-
spiracy winch cast its omiuous shadow
over the legislative session
of 1888 and will remain blot upon Da-
kota's history until the end of time. Yet
they have done this and nothing more
and In doing 1t they represented only
the scavepgers of both political parties
of Dakota.
All this has availed nothing to
the organization popularly known
as "the gang" On Monday, at the
close OF the argument by the worthies
before mentioned, two democratic sena-
sors aud dozen democratic congress-
men said the Harrison bill would surely
become a lsw,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-01-27
Neishborly Neighbers,

Estelline Bell: A new story is told
of a couple of men living a few miles
from Estelline. just as one of them
got home from town the other night be
met the other, his nearest neighbor, and
said:
"Bill, l got little hard up while /
was in town to-day and mortgaged q
couple of yoar calves"
so, that's all right Tom," replied the
other, 81 needed some money one day
pretty bad myself and raised forty-bve
dollars on your team over two months
ago."
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-01-27

a party by the name of Mr.. Joseph, q
member of the national house of repre-
sentatlves, has introduced bill for the
division of D,kota on the Missouri river.
We do not know who Mr. Joseph is, but
his name Indicates that he is from Jeru-
salem. Ii SO it is apparent that Or l.
way has exhausted all his domestic in.
fnence and has made an alliance with
the holy land.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-01-27
"A Sensible man

Would use Kemp's Balsam for the
Lungs. 1t is curing more cases of Coughs
Colds Asthma, Bronchitis. Group and all
Throat and Lung Troubles, than any
other medicine. The proprietor has
authorised Ralph M. Ward to refund
money if after taking three fourths of
bottle relief is not obtained. Price fifty
cents and 81. Trial size Tree
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-01-27

A member of the house committee Oh
territories, after the debate ON the Da-
kota admission bill, remarked, referring
to Judge Moody:
"The fact is there are not three men
in Washington who can stand mp fifteen
minutes before that man In an argument
on the admissian OF Dakota"
This is an acknowledgment highly
complimentary to Dakota's senator and
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-01-27

Reports from the mountains indicate
an unusual accumulation of snow and
this means heavy rise In the Missouri
when the spring break up comes. The
ice IN the Missouri is thick and strong,
which is another circumstance favorable
to overflow
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-01-27
NUMBER 214.

thirteen Indians to the Judge of the
iaracapa sub delegation to be tried for
robbery. The wife OF one OF the prison.
ers accompanied her husband, and she
had with her their son, aged Is. On
reaching lonely and deep gully, about
nine miles from Lipiza, the guard set
upon the prisoners and murdered ali 81
them. They also killed the woman who
was enciente and the boy. Tie bodies
OF the victims were discovered short
time altar -
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-01-27
ChlIEans HIassacrea

New York, Jan. 25--M Mail adyices from
Panama, under date of January 16, give
the following: Five Chilians who were
employed in the mines at Mocha were
recently sent in custody OF guard Of
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-01-27

paper, envelopes and blank Books ga
a speciality. We also carry the lar,
stock of E WALL PAPEES-
pfered in the market. Our priG.
gill alwavs be fonnG reaaonable. Thn
street, bet. Csdar au Walnut SITS.
HFTBisF BRECHT
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-01-27

New, commodious and lu1ur GUS vehicles
Fuu U and from all aims and to all par 8 of
the Guy. PETER ETFtFIN.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-01-27

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Gtuas @eues.
Bon srb 9il uno nmaeaens.s

Bon Srb gin uH0 1~lnigegeHe.S
Gin gutter 8eseu rudre ms iest iehr
erruinIdt.
8ir fiub nit benz Reiultate Der @abl
iebr SufriebeH, MIR hdtteu bic atpei oHbes
rem Ganbibnten Der republitaniI9eu
8artei au9 nod ertpdbtt werben iuuen.
Serrn SObu 3oelIer iinb ;fuei iunse
Shneine ~entlnufen, fir beren Grnfanss
uus berIel6e cine 8elObuus OHerirt.
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No., bel 5reunoen uno 8etunnteu ju
8eiu9 befanb tebrte leste @p9e tuieher
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8ertuunbten nuf 9rn SiI Su 8eIu9
urb tunrert tpdbren6 ibres aufentboItes
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Ser Gr,ruaer Der GmIafuEafsit.

Der Grseussr Der S&laFSfsttit rHsr 9n.
fDmmia IN in utun cher ;ehn 66aen Elm
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3ufane pes RerSeuisfrms. GteuiO empfdnet
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fsinsH Gebran& cine bsiIianit NnrssuHe.
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eas mahI.Rsfultnt.

Die R~epublifnner Der Ser. Staten
6abeu ale llrIa6e nit benz &eiultnte
Der ON lesteH Sienstus absebalteEen
@abGcn 3ufrieSeu Su fem. aus allen
9beileH Der Union, nit IusHobute eiils
ger Gub.s taateu, fOmmen 8eri6te
iber rspublituniide @eWinne uno bic
bemOtratii6e 1ebrbeit I'M ndditen Cots
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betrd6tlifen Stimmensabl eeIdla9eft
unb Spreder Carlisle fam nabe oaran
Iein 51idial 81 tbeilen, ipertil CT iuirt'
lid) ertudhlt tporben lit. Sern @egncr
tuar elm @rbeiter III ber Witi9el &
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ais arbeiter: @situtor einisen &uf, bod
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Sieaes bes Geeners bes 9roBcn Srei=
Gamblers unb ma ons Sieiu1tdt Der
@obf fir !6erru Carlisle uno feline
8artei elm serobe;u Observation-Disclosures.
Die arbeiter gortei fat i'm snnjen
2orbe cine sortj u%neriuortete Stdrfe
entfpidelt NIB tuerben i'm nd6iten Con-
greiie ieoenfa1s brei BON ibnen crtudDlte
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erbielt 6err George, Der gonbibnt Der
arbeiters8 artei, $4,000 Stimmen, unb
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unb 9ntionnlipnbl tuobl Elm 5aftor fem,
nit benz bic beiben beitebenben politiz
i6en 8arteien su re6nen baben.
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publifuner aIs @adfOlser Der gesens
tpdrtisen bemOtratii9eu @Uuperneure
setpablt. Die 8epublifaner 9euiunen
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unb ben 9euzGuslnnb Staten 10 ODER
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nod ie9r unponItdnois, bod bari
nit siemliber Si9erbeit %ansenOmmen
luerbeu, oaB bieier Staat tuieoer unter
republltauiiden Stuaten 81 5dblen
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'eits itan6cn, uereitelt.
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9idet ni9t eripdblt uuroen.
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sanbibat fir County, ntualt, tueG6er
nit Der fleinen @ebrbeit BON 11S Stint
men sei9lnsen purbe, unb 5err 8uel
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bteies Slattes einen nusfibrli6en Be
ridt iiber bns 8ciultat Der @abt in nrz
crenl GountD.
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6rober &epubIifaniiHer
Sie9.

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se9eben unb einiste fiG in benz @abr.
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9ieie GeIesenbeit miro seipis ME
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SenrD 8intbceIter.
Berger, Rn, ben 4. @pp., 1886.
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Die @iebereriudbluns bes t6errn
gbas. SO. Wattbeius als @oriiker Der
gUuntp Court pirb BON ie6em 8irser
un5eres County benz bns @obl reg @es
m~einpeiens om SerSen liest, NIT Sreu=
ben besriBt unb lift Elm Beles bnfir bas
bic MebrSabl Der 8arser, trOs aIer
DpppiitiOn ieitens Der Sesner Ses Srn.
Rattbeiu8, bic treuen Dienfte iuel9e er
benz Gpuntl aeleiket, III ih6sen ipei6.
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lluier gberiH, 9err 5ris SueIIer,
fam aud 81 Der ueberseuspns, bn6 es
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@ief, Der 2O9ter u~nIeres seadteten
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;os 8i9ter Dnden I'M 5auie bet Gltern
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8anb NIT einert Gtdnb1en be.
ebrt. Dem iunsett gbepdore tuiini6en
mir Slid unb @pttes reiden Sesen.
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0eiMdfts @erdmoernua.

Ia ID bic inter hem hist trieen @ealsa
.Se6ueT q GroIe@ befanate 6irma tEitai6
iterurmmen n rsiterfubreu Eerhe, erIauhs
ID MIR las sethrte Publifam earou In atnufs
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nur untrT nieineT psTi6nlinea 9eitune asasae.
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hur@ Arbeiten in etneua Grc6en SbeiI Zee
nrrhIi&en DeutIdIaurs, fprir in Staaeinas
pien une einem MOT unbeeeutrRbtn 5.kel
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nSibisen aenntniHe I'm aIlen NnfereerRnesn
ees publifums in aatn 3reiern hes Gef9SftS
pratpmmen 0entise lsitrn il fEHHeu.
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9eimfarteu, Sei;maltrei Draining, Rarm o.
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mir Die punt rts publitums 3R eTbaIttn,
ptI@t Der alien 6irma in 10 brbem @raet "a
1btiI ~ures.
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Die Organization Der Company g."
uel1e Serr Sell an &nbltase CUR OPP
petition sescn GERM 6. R. @attbeius
in'8 3refen fibren multe, muBte Inter
blei6en, ba Niemano Cuff bate nit benz
Obiscn 9crrn gemeinidaftli6e Sude 81
MAIDEN. wci1 all9emcin befannt iuar
fuurum 9err Sell 10 bart sesen Den
tiidtisen @prliser ~uulcger County Court
ooitirte.