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Presidential Nominations.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.-The following
nominations have been made by the presi-
dent: For members of the new contin.
entail commission, Alexander J. Cassatt OF
Pennsylvania, 5. G.. Mullen of Illinois,
Henry G. Davis Of West Virginia, Sem
pronius II. Boyd Of Missouri. minister
resident and consul general TO Siam,
Smith A. Whitfield Of Ohio; first assist
ant postmaster general, James Lowrie
Bell of Pennsylvania.
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The President. Trim.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.-The president
will leave Washington next Monday for
the purpose Of attending tho Grand Army
reunions at Galesburg, ILL.,. on the sth Of
October, at Ottumwa, Iowa, ON the 9th
and Topeka, Kansas, on the 10th. The
details of the trip are not yet arranged,
but the president expects 10 return to
Washington by the nth.
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Tn. r,rbt.uour pay to be Enforced

WAsHISoToN, Sept. 99.-The president
to-day promised labor committee that
when congress adjourned he would give
consideration to the eighthour day and
would insist upon It's strict enforcement
In government buildings. He expressed
himself as earnestly desirous OF further
ing the interests Of the workiugmen.
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Congressional Appropria,lons.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.-The appropria-
tions made by the first session of the fifty
first congress were 1851 ,3l1.5O3. The per-
manent annual appropriations for the
year ls90.9l amount TO SOL ,62s ,i53, making
the grand total for the year, Si62, ,939, 800,
an increase over the ilftieth congress Of
Si0,3i3,6ll.
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AIOO. 900 Fire I'm Kentucky.

MADISON, Ind, Sept. 29.-Thc ware
house Of the Rickwood distillery in Ken
lucky, opposite this city, burned this
morning with 1900 barrels Of tax.pald
whiskey belonging to Levi K Brother, OF
Cincinnati. The fire department of Mad
ison crossed the river aud succeeded in
saving the distillery adjoining the ware
house. The loss is 10000.
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WASHINGTON, Sept 2o.-Among the
items stricken out Of the general deflc-
iency bill in the conference were the fol-
lowing: Steam launch for the Puget
Sound customs district, $1,000; appro-
priation for payment OF district attorneys
aud assistants, SiS, 1853; pay and provisions
OF the navy S2i,2A.
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Shot by The Woman lilo nad wronged.

SALT LAKE, Sept. 29.-A sensation was
created tonight by the killing on the
street Of one Hall, sporting man, by Miss
Olsen, whom he had wronged and refused
10 marry. She made last appeal to-
night and on his refusal shot him.
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Iinilrnn,l Changes.

CHICAGO, Sept. pa statement is pub
lished this evening that j. +. Goddard is
70 succeed Albert Fink as chairman Of the
Trunk Line association.
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WASHINGTON, Sept 29-The hearing ON
the question of a recount in Oregon was
postponed until next Wednesday.
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without Foundation.

Crrr or NENtoo, Sept 29.-The reports
from San Antonio to-day Of the attempt
to assassina1e President Diaz are without
foundation aud incorrect.
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LONDON, Sept 29.-Joseph Sayory has
been elected lord mayor Of London.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
uENRY SURPRENANT,

kalsomlning, Paper Hanging and Frescoeing
Done In the best style Of the art.
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DROPLE'S MARKET.

DROPLE's MARKET.
barrett u Burnett
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUTCHERS.
THE ONLY
frst-class family market In the city. All Goods
Delivered Free OF Charge.
shop on First Street ANACONDA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-30
ABORIGINAL Antiquities.

We were greatly interest some days
ton Of water color DR. wings Of aboriginal
remains very cievely done by Mr. c. c.
Willoughby, the artist, which are Oh ex-
hibition-to those who appreciate their
beauty and value-at his pleasant studio
in Meonisn block, thi, city. There were
. dozen or fifteen sheets Of these drawings
for want ola more accurate nAme-"celts."
OF various forms and types. Among them
were flint arrow heads, stone chisels. axes.
gouges and other relics. The drawings are
from specimens that have been found at
different places in the kennebec valley, and
are from the collections Of Chas. E. Nash
Esq, of this city, Mr.. II. II. Shell of Vas
sAlboro. and Of Mr.. Willoushby himself
The work on these drawings is accurate and
artistic. The plates are about nine by thir-
teen inches. and the drawings show from
one to four on u sheet, all drawn to
scale and shaded in the real
colors of the original They exhibit deal
of skill on the part Of the artist, which is
not alone mechanical, but is based on a gen.
uine love for these objects and is the result
Of close study and very good knowledge
of American archaeology and Indian life
and antiquities. The tracing and coloring
of these drawings 10 exquisite in its nicely
and finish. and photographs Of them
could be taken which would be a. fne IS
the plates embellishing some Of the best
government publications on ethnology and
archaeology. They represent the work Of
odd moments. sometimes not more than
fifteen or twenty minutes day, and are
but the first of what Mr.. Willoughby
intends shall be complete series Of
all the types of "celts" that have
ever been found in the kennebec val
ley. Mr. Willoughby 10 pursuing his
studies in this fascinating field Of reseach
in q quiet, modest way, chiefly for the
pleasure il affords himself; although
we have an idea that the more
serious purpose Of the artist is to
some day publish . work in a limited
but nue edition. which shAll embrace
Photographic copies of these plates and
also contain descriptions Of the prehistoric
remains of the kennebec valley. 1t is
certainly to be hoped that Mr.. willoughby
will continue his studies and artistic
work in this direction until . permanent
contribution to Maine history and archsol-
| oay 10 the result.
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n. George r. Malcom 10 nov clsskins
sAs Bazaar.
MI. P. Ridley Of Richmond. vss in
- city yesterday
as Brown, Eco. Of Wstefvills was il
y city yesterday.
NJ. O. W. Andrews Of Monmouth, vas
! he city Tuesday.
Hon. J. Wesley Gilman Of Oakland. vas
q III city yesterday.
HIM. airsm Knovlton Of Portland, vss
d he city yesterday.
Nj. L. P. Giddings Of Gardiner, was In
be city last evening.
Han. J. Manchester Haynes returned
,,,u Baltimore yesterday.
Nm, Charles Bradbury Of Boston 10 Wis.
aas 1t Mr.. Joseph Howsrds.
Col. WIN. II. Foglsr Of Belfast vas In
II city short time, Tuesday.
JG. Forrest Of Skowhsgsn was among
~ visitors to Augusta yesterday.
deputy oos'ia D. ''s'u VI "'ns''"'
sssin me c"y ye''e'""y' Q" business
NIL. Little Of Jefferson has en-.
sfsd the is~ once OF hes'h tusi -
ssdsns.
hhI. U. b. hicnaeii' - y'ne seriously
u u BIZ nome III" coho'''o" vas NOT I'm
proved %" evening
n. Percy BROOKS OF THIS CITY, VIII AZ
snd me re- opshoh convention tn's week
y Providence, II. l.
M. Everett Hall will occupy the house
m Melville street now being vacated by
s,n uahh.
o'sse A''n ~
NJ Chas. ID. 'hick mas recently been
appointed agent Of the Standard Life and
Accident Co.. Of Detroit, Mich.
y. c.o,.. T,;cls -, c.a.
"'' o"0'
passed 'nrousn "e Guy yesterday af'ef
soon, 90 his way home from the West.
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c.rdiR ezessslSsises returned ffoa
., q, yessssday sftssnoes sess Of then
- vsIkisg sticks nads fros na~-
-, aaIks which are psrporsed 70
.r,v, = ths ssnsy 8ossh. Those
=. ,.s.,ned yessssday vsrs n. v. B.
K.a,. Hon. O. D. Baker Cosnfy
s,s.u;ooer wensvossh, }. A. Woodssn
=. ID c. v. Jones E.a. rso'. Who
~ ksov ~ that Assssss people are
.-....s,ed In Cardiff 70 the extent Of about
- ao. One Of the exearsionists. who .
:, .,.I besded business man. told friend
: 4. r,tssn yesterday that Maine vas
- enough place for him and that be
s.a,y left . dollar invested behind him.
/. |. DE- opinion Of the say q home, shss
:. Asrusss people Who have invested viii
/. veil % be.r IN mind the old saying,
..,ek ssIes and small profits.
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The Kabo corset, besides
being tough, so tough in its
"bones that they can't be
broken or kinked or rolled
up or slipped or shifted, has
flexible loop eyelets, instead
of metal ones which cut the
corset laces. :, J.,
In no respect will the
Kabo corset fail in a year,
unless the steels break. No
way has yet been discovered
to make unbreakable corset
steels.
If the Kabo bones give
out in a year, bring it back |;
to us and get every cent OF
your money.
If. after wearing the Kabo
two or three weeks, you don't
like it, bring it back and get
your money.
We have a primer on Cor
sets for you at the store.
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inefe are several people in this city
sno contracted the gold fever in California
N earlier days. This fever has broken
oas again BY reason Of the finds that have
ven made upon the region Of the Swift
n'ef 10 Oxford County. Among those who
waited this place last fall on . prospecting
WV sn Officer Warren Bruce. When
as returned he brought with him some
me Specimens taken from the bedrock Of
@e hser In the town Of Byron. These he
sa' to Prof. Robinson of Bowdoin Col
~ and according to his assay they
"osea q remarkable richness in gold and
@sef' Mr.. Bruce will probably leave
"'o'e many weeks for this region In
ss'eh Of the precious metal.
A. old friend. who 10 . veteran smoker.
sccosted the ether day BY . reporter
W during the course Of conversation
sne points on smoking we're given which
y Dc Of interest to those who use the
The best cigar to smoke. provid
you Know bow TO smoke il, 10 . i've
a' cigar Havana filing 10 used in .
ssafe but does not run the whole length
"s cigar. II usually ends about an
'asa nom the end that 10 made to put in
noath. In smoking i've cent cigar oil
aoke. OF course, passes through thi'
. fa0'e stun. which makes it taste badly
"s'' u you will only reverse the cigar ant
'a NE small end. light il and pu6
ny you will enjoy ii - much - I
1sAef sfade cigar.
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3ere are

nere are
many white soaps,
each
represented to be
lust as good as the Ivory"
They are not,
but like
all ccunterfeits.
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities OF
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having l.
lis sold everywhere.
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Mayor Melcher Of Portland was in the
city yesterday and dined with Governor
Buflegh and Adjutant General Sprsgue At
The Cony House. Portland desires to have
no regiments Of the Maine militia psrtici-
pate on the Fourth Of July in the celebrA
ton in that city attending the reunion
o. the Army Of the Potomac,
md Mayor Melcher's visit was for
he purpose Of consulting with the Gov
srnor and Adju,snt General in relation to
his matter. As a result Of the consulta-
aon !! vas decided to allow the troops to
visit Portland on that day on condition that
Portland provides transportation and rAtions
iof the men. should this be agreed to. the
muster will probably be held during Fourth
ofJaly week. In event of the troops going
Portland the Governor and his stat will
focsbly be invited to accompany them.
Anef dinner the Mayor in company with
Governor Burleish, State Treasurer
Seai and Adjatsnt General Sprague
d'e'e abou, the city. visiting the
Arsenal. the State House and the muster
ash. Mr.. Melcher was much pleased with
NE nne view obtAlned from the State mus
kf grounds,
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The dispatches concerning the failure
Of the Dorsn, Wright Co. have caused con.
adsrable comment in this city, where the
company have been running bucket
shop" for some time past. Comparatively
little business, however, has been done
hers Of late, and but few are mourning the
eompsny's suspension Of payments. and
ihose few are not lin it" to any great ex-
tent. One Of our citizens. bu. . few days
before the crssh came, by a mere stroke of
good luck, cleared about $1,000 and got
bic money, and he 10 very fervent in thank
ing bic lucky stars. The agent Of the
company, Mr.. A. Y. Buzsell. Is still here,
and those whom the company owe have
assurance that their claims will be paid in
70, 50 and 30 dsys. This may be and
ought to be, II what An old stsger said be
tue. VIZ. that the average bucket shop has
chances Of winning to 10 Of losing.
Some experienced men see. however. In
The fecen, crash an attempt on the part Of
regular stock brokers in New York and
Chicago to crush out the business of the
bukes shop.
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Ayers
Hair VigOr

NOT only prevented my wife from becoming
Daid. but u also caused An entirely new
growth Of hair. I am ready 70 certify 70 this
statement before Justice Of the peace
H. hllsebus. Lewlsburgh. Iowa
some years ago after a severe attack OF
brain fever. my hair all came out. | used
such preparations for restoring 1t as my ply
sicians ordered, but failed 10 produce a
growth OF hair. ] then tried. successfully.
several articles recommended by druggists.
and all alike fell short Of accomplishing the
desired result. The last remedy I applied
was Ayers Hair yigor. which brought a
growth Of hair In few weeks. I think I
used eight bottles IN two years; more than
was necessary as a restorative. but liked II
a. dressing. and have continued TO use ii
ior that purpose. I believe Ayers Hair
Vigor possesses virtues far above those Of
any similar preparation now on the market"
Vincent Jones, Richmond. Ind.
Ayers Hair vigor
PREPARED sy
Or J. c. AVER 4 CO., Lowell, Mass.
sold by Druggist. and Perfamsr..
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Those Chicago Ladies

VIII, attended Professor Pfau's Cooking
Glasses, during the past winter, formed a
very favorable impression Of his culinary
knowledge and skill, and no doubt prodted
by his instruction. 1t is interesting, there
fore, to know what the Professor thinks
of Armours Extract Of Beef. He writes
Ne a follows. under date March "a, 1880
II used your Extract during my last
"Course of Cooking. There is 20 better
..in the market in regard to strength and
"nsvor. and I cheerfully recommend the
"ssme to all families who wish TO make
sri n soups and sauces II Is much
"cheaper than the meat stock and always
ready"
The life and flavor Of the beef are re-
tanned by our process and not burned cut
Apr30dlt
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WHEN YOU BUY

You want 70 have The invest styles 10
select from
You want tha very best you can get
for your money.
You want 10 go about The business Of
furnishing as economically as you can.
You want your goods delivered by
careful men.
You want b meet sGntlSnlnly SllaSmen
who will attend 10 your wants carefully.
All tlaSe wants you can have filled at
our store.
We keep no Old stock. We buy in large
quantities, pay cash and can afford 10 marx
our g01dS low.
We Do not believe IN pushing goods 10
The annoyance Of customers, but believe
every one kllHS best what they want
themselves.
Our statesmen are most attentive. Our
terms are as liberal as you could wish.
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Il H is w A
Is the Easy Way to Get Home Com
WHAT We HAVE TO SELL.

Parlor Suits, $500
Chamber Sets, 1900
The best Plush Parlor Suit ever offered for
s4S, six pieces, all c00lrs, fine crushed
plush. AS]l3ltIi silk Plush Suit Tor $500.
Parl0r Suits are not Away; wanted.
Some people prefer he oil tine sitting room,
50 we alHa7S keen Tie COSY Easy Chairs and
Rockers, The comfortable Lounge and the
Cane Seat Chairs.
IN Chan1(F Sets. TOO, tastes differ. Many
prefer Painted SETS, others dislike them. 50
we keep all kinds from The painted at SIS to
The finest al two or three hundred dollars.
In carpets We have Brussels and VelVetS.
TapeStryS and Wl1lS, Unions and HempS,
from IS 10 slSO yard, and plenty always
to select from.
Rugs at all prices. Baby Carriages and
Roirlgerat0rs are SeaS0labla goods.
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y. ~ sealsh and strength renewed and Of ease
- "eiott foliows the use Of Syrup of
= = acts in harmony with nature 70
= s ~ cleanse the system when c,sitive
sees. For sale in Soc and el.0O
y I'll leading druggists.
aprldAvlm
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= aeas Cough and Consampeion Cur u
= On guarantee. Il oafes Don.
For sals as c. =. NufpAy's.
julyodAwlwekwky
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-09-26
lsull Tea.as.

y large bull outfit consisting of sew.
eral ten-yoke teams pulled through the
city ..ast evening EN- route for Hill City
and vicinity. The Festive bull whacker
and his whip are fast disappearing and
soon will he remembered only in ira.
ditions of the past. Many old timers
who witnessed the procession of teams
as it pulled through town, listened to
the crack of the whip or caught disjoint.
cd fragments Of the persuaders vocab.
ulary-expressive and penetrating
he9ved sigh Of regret and wished again
for those halcyon days of the past, when
bull whacEers Aourislled in the Black
Hills and the sound of their whips, a.
they cut steak from out of the flank
of a steer, were heard in the land. lhs
outfit was loaded with hay, grain and
other supp!ies.--Rapid C1iy Journal.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-09-26

Senator Ingalls, says the difference
between the republican and the demo-
cratic parties is the difference between
right aud wron-. lie believes that
every citizen should be politician in
the sense Of taking an intelligent in.
terest IN public affairs, and that in
politics, as in everything else, he
should be partisan. \ man ought to
believe his party is the best as lie
believes .l.is wife is the best, his
children are the most attractive, his
city. his state and county the noblesi
and most deserving Of his devotion. ''
This. Of course, is not to be under.
stood to imply that man ought to be-
lieve that his party never makes a
mistake, for the best party is I'M.
man institution. hut that in thu
long run and in its general purpose
and policy 1t is the best party. If he
does not so feel he has lot into the
wrong croud. If he does so believe 1t
is his duty to act upon his belief
in off years as well as IN presiden.
tial years. Right isn't any more right
one year than an other. OF wrong any
less wrong. Political principles should
have no ''off year any more tnan re.
ligious convictions. Eternal vigilance
IS the price Of their triumphant
maintenance.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-09-26
The sI,lwaukcc.s Annual Report.

The twenty-second annual report of
the Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul
for the year ended June 30, 1850, shows
gross earnings SOC, ,4O5. .7Os, an increase
1888. l49 over thu previous year: oper-
ating expenses Sl7,l73,O97. an increase
SG24, ,77l2; net earnings S9,232,6lO, an
increase of S35s,436. The company
now own and operates 1855 miles of
railway. President Roswell Miller has
this to say:
During the past year traffic ccndi.
tions have been unfavorable. The
withdrawal of some of the most import
ant lines from the inter state associa.
tion deprived the railways of an influ.
ence which, although it could not pre-.
vent reduction of rates, yet it exerted
a most Wholesome restraint and saved
much revenue. 1t is not apparent how
a more effective agreement can be de-
viscd.
1.-THE efforts of the legislatures and
railway commissions have also contrib
uted not little toward the reduction
Of rates. An improvement in public
sentiment had been hoped for, but is
! not yet apparent. It can hardly be ex-
pected until hostility to railways ceases
to be short route to political prefer.
ment. In some Of the states recent
legislation is practical cdnfscation un-
der the form Of law bv the reduction Of
revenues and the increadF Of burdens. y
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-09-26
A Manufacturing Feat.

CncAeo. Sept. lS.-Paul Alexander
Johnstone, the mind header. performed
this afternoon feat which too all ap-
pearances disproves the theory that
man possesses only FIVE senses, andalso
the belief that mind-reading is really a
species of muscle-reading. In the pres
ence ola large audience, at Wellington
hotel. Johnston was blindfolded his
ears and nostrils stuffed with cotton
and lighted cigar placed in his month
to destroy for the time being hearing,
sight, smell and taste, and thick kid
gloves were placed on his hands. He
then requested the proprietor of the
hotel to stand behind him and think of
the combination Of the safe. This was
done, aud without contact with the gen.
tlelnan, the ,nind.readcr turned cor.
rectiy to the numbers and opened che
SdIS.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-09-26

A rather amusing fact has come to
light i'll the case of II. l.. Loucks who
was nominated by the farmers alliance
in South Dakota for governor. 1t
seems the platform adopted at the con.
vention nominating Loucks contained
as one Of its principal planks that de-
nouncing the alien ownership of lands
in the United States and calling upon
congress and the states to pass suitable
laws to prevent tho domain Of the
country from falling into the hands of
persons who are not citizens of the
United States. 1t Las since developed
that at the time I4oucks was nominated
he was not a citizen of tia United
States and was not naturalized until
August IL. some tine after he was So
lcc.cd l,y the farmers alliance as their
candidate.- lI'ashiayton Correspondent
S'ioMr City .Jou,9ml.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-09-26

1t j. about: time that the Huron for
capital organs in the eastern part
of the state let up on their mik,ge
argument. To read one OF their ar
tlcles one would conclude that their
editors had sluggish livars that made
them despon'lcnt. They have no
hope for the future. The state Of
South Dakota has come to stand
still. Where slla is she must stay, or
possibly withcr. Here is their ar
guMtnt: IL WiW cost tie siaie at least
QUO Mo," M milayc m;th the Capital
at Pierre Maa wita iat Huron. My
pas>imi>:ic brethren cl.ccr up. lf
Won have not caergy enough t" build
u railroad In the Black Hills, the
D,a X Hills VII huilt! road to you.
Ynt, ,ffel the HILLS as a market. Ih-
The !iack Hills don't need you; VII,
can gI!iown into Nebraska for food
and s,'na Nebraska our coal. Brace
np brethren aud get cheerful. Get
a lox of TUFTS liver pills on advcrtis-
ing and take 'em-take EN- rcguraly;
tone up Your system. and then your
brain and conscience will operate more
in the lincof reason and right, and
wien your brain is cleared yon will
discover that fully one half of tho
population of Dakota will lie west oil
the Missouri. and there will l,c no los.
by locating the capital at Pierre, and
no saving by having it at Huron. Tro,
out some other argument.