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Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-18
FOREIGN.

LONDON, Aug. ls.-Thc Spanish
vessel Barcelona Yesterday suddenly
exploded and sunk. Fifty persons
were killed byAcxplosicn or drowned.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-18
FINLAY.
rhe base Hail Game Between Yank
ton ana FLnlay-other Notes.

FlSLAy, D. T., Aug. l6, 1915.
Eiitors Press and Ds,Aotaian:,'
The Yankton pilgrims to the Wall
Lake Tournament arrived here to-day
in due time, all except the party to the
which the subscriber belongs, which
did not put in s,r-appearancc until
lust after sundown. There were two
reasons for the delay. First, for the
purpose Of satisfying the voracious
appctitcs of the other three membeIs
of our party, we were obliged to take
n large amour, Of provisions and were
thereby very heavily loaded. Sec.
ond, owing to the pervcrsity OF the
member Of our party who owns the
team, he insisted on going contrary
to the instructions given us By The
old settlers at Swan Lake aud drove
nearly to Turner, from there's wc wan
dercd all over the country, thorough
~ exploring every nook and corner
thereof, We are now prepared to
furnish. maps Of Turner county, with
-t.trry,.-teHt4 -t.trry,. read, --ll!.ae -hyMaY- house
marked thereon.
Owing to these misfortunes we did
NOT pct here in time to witness the
base ball contest between the Yank.
tons and Finlay club. The Yanktons
were victorious.
These pilgrims are jolly set and
all seem to be enjoying themselves.
We have a good roomy tent and
everything necessary for comfort and
conscience, spreading more sump.
tous feast than any hotel west of
Chicago:
1t is FIVE years since | was at this
place. Then it was wilderness,
with no settlements on the west near
Swan Lake and on the east nearer than
Sioux Falls. Now it is thickly settled
and the beautiful, golden fields Of grain
are a sight to behold. 1t is really
: one Of the most magnificent countries
ever saw. The yield Of grainis i'm
mensc and farmers are in good spirits
Some Of the grain is yet uncut, but
most Off is being stacked.
We are off for Wall Lake in tho
morning and are looking forward te
splendid time.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-18
New York

New York. August 49,
W,.Ksr-Quiet; No. . Chicago, s1.a7@
$l.3l1a; Noe Milwaukee, Sl35@1.36.
RYE-Quiet.
ConS-A shadefi rmcr; steam western
mixed, D@S0c; sail do, S0WSlc.
BARLEY-Quict.
@G2c.
PonK-Hcayy; s2l.4o@45.
LARD-Firm, at 1916
WIIIsKy-$124.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-18
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Suspended.

BALTIMORE. Aug. lS.-Graham
Bios. & Co., wholesale grocers, sts-
pended yesterday. Estimated liabil-
tiles $4,000.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-18
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York Money ana S,ocls Market.
New YoRK, August is.
Money 1902 per cent.
Gold 1l3as.
Governments steady
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-18
Chicago.

Chicago.
CucAGo, August 1s.
WnEAr.-strongcrs sl.l9 for cash; ST..
CtoRS1F'irmcr csss@ss1lc for kosh !;
G0ll bid for September.
OArs-Firmer; 4olllc for Aug. 365sc for
Sept.
itYE-soc for August.
BAnLEY-sl.0 .0S for Aug; $l.O1 for Oct
PoRK-S2la0 cash; $2l % for Sept.
LARD-Tl33 35 for Aug
WIlsKY-Sll9ll2.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-04-22
Potatoes.

In Iowa plant all kinds of potatoes
early. Early Rose should be planted
as soon as possible for an early crop,
and Peach Blows take all the season
to thoroughly ripen. Better pota-
toes, as well as corr, ARE raised by hav-
ing but few stalks in a hill This
eau be regulated by cutting the po-
tatoes, and then planting so as to
have certain number in hill They
will be bene6'ed by plenty of well
rotted manure. Fresh horse manure
and mixed with hay is not the best.
1t is too dry. Potatoes planted early
have time to fully mature, and We
believe are Of better flavor than when
they are suddenly stopped in their
growth by the usual autumnal
drouths and frosts. Then, too, they
car be dug and out Of the way be.
fore harvest. 1t is scarcely necessary
to repeat our recommendation for The
best kind. Two kinds are enough :
Early Rose and Peach Blows. They
are free from disease, prolific and pal
atable. They combine more good
qualities than any other for this re
gion. The Peerless will probably
produce double as much as either pei
acre, and if we had starch factories,
as in New Hampshire, they would be
valuable crop. Take run OF ten
years and potatoes are profitable.
At one dollar per bushel there is ar
enormous profit. AT fifty cents they
are better than most unfed crops
They can be raised nearly as eheaply
as corn. Bat large portions Of the
crop are usually los, in wintering
The pas, has been particularly iats
| winier.-.Sote REGISTER.
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Several of the more valued breeds
Of neat cattle were established carly
in the Old World, and improved du-
ring the period spoken OF. Pedigrees
began to be carefully looked after.
The 6rst volume Of the English Wort
horn Herd-6ook appeared in 1922,
but its pedigrees began at about this
period, or little earlier. Only thirty
animal. are recorded tina, furnished
in 1870 and earlier; and while the
blood oil unrecorded animals after
ward came in, for present purposes
the pedigrces of al the thousands OF
thorough bred short horns date back
10 abou, that timA Theoretically a,
least. Precisely when the FIRST i'm
portations OF this breed were made TO
this country is uncertain. 1t Is now
believed that they occurred very
soon after the Revolutionary war, and
there are traditions Of several impor-
tations before 1900. Soon after that
date imporia,ions began in earnest
and have gone on ever since. The
6rst volume of the american Short
horn Herd book was published in Is
As, the thirteenth last year. and in
them are recorded some $4,000 pedi-
rrees. Certain strains of this breed
have thrived peculiarly well here,
and the sale Of one herd, September
10, 1878, at New York Nils, was
doubtless the most extraordinary
cattle sale that has ever taken place
any where. At this 100 head sold
for about 1885,, 900, or an average OF
over 1880 per head, the higher
prices being $4,000 for COW, and
several sold for over $4,000 each, a
calf bui FIVE months old selling for
$4,000. The Devons we're also IN
troduced early, and previous to Is
40 were imported more abuBdantly
than the short horns, and have per-
haps had as wide an influence on the
improvement of American cattle as
the las,-named breed, or even a
wider Now all the more distin-
yuished breeds Of Europe are sue
eessfully bred here, and some five or
six OF the more numerous or impor-
,ant have American herd. books now
published.
The effect Of all this has been to
enormously elevate the quality OF
cattle; and so completely
has the mongrel or ''naiive" stock
been improved through these that in
certain agricultural societies where
premiums are offered for the best
natives" il is found that all that are
affered as such are, in fact "grades,
having had an infusion Of bet or
blood within three or four genera
lions. Even the Spanish cattle Of
Texas and California are being rapid
y changed and in proved through
aud by these better breeds.-P Prof.
w. H Brewer, in Hafper's .Koga-
.ine for Nay.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-04-22

Trains are now running through
the Hoesae tunnel, from Troy direct
TO Boston, aud the F,tchburg Rail
road is having large number Of cars
built, and le'iered thus: @Hoosac tun-
mel line--Filchburg R4ilroad-no
transhipment between New Eng
land and the West" 1t is thought
n Boston business circles that BY The
LIST Of June Offices for the tunnel line
viii be opened at all the leading
shipping p ints. Already il is claim
ed 10 that city that the prospective
competition by this rguie has had
the effect Of quickening the delivery
Of freight by other lines"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-04-22

The large population Of the British
Islands and the comparatively small
breadth OF land devoted to agricultu-
raj production has made the British
people dependent upon outside con-
tributions for deficiencies of their
food supply. The estimate is made
that in 1874 the value of cattle, dali
NY produce, provisions and grain i'm
bsfted into the British Islands, equal
ed, ifit did not exceed, the entire
agricultural rental of the kingdom.
Since 1910 SO steadily have the food
imports been growing that the i'm
poristion OF breadstuffs has increased
i've fold; of barley nearly that much;
Of oats, seven fold; of butter and
che~se, six fold and # provisions, City
fold. The United States have been
contributing the greater part Of thi.
oatside supply to Great Britain.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-04-22

We have been presented BY Gov
emor Carpenter with a copy o. the
argument of Attorney General Cults
in favor of the validity Of the Rail-
road Tariff Act. We have read II
carefully only 10 convince us thorough
" of the Justice of the law in prlnc,-
pie, though it may need amendment
and revision. The arguments of the
Al orney General, are able. clear,
conclusive and exhaus i've. Il IS =
good legal document fur every law
!.arasr, and is equally as good P Il
tical campaign document. Il ls nine
ty seven p,ges legal size.--Rey'stef.
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The great Sou bern excursion party
in February last, under the guise Of
being q session If the NatioraI
Grange is seems only whetted their
sppetises for more. So they project
ed another excursion TO The Pac &c
Coast, but seeing tina, in the regular
course it would be after the elcction
OF Masters of State Oranges this fall,
and others might enjoy the pleasure,
they changed the session of the
National Grange three months earli-
er, SO that the present Masters and
Matrons could have. another good
time. Dance up your dimes, farmers.
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Says the State Registe-: Mr
Charles Brown, recently from North
western Arkansas, in which semi CIV
ilized locality he has been residen,
for FIVE years, called TO see US to DAY
and left with us several copies Of the
Cherokee Adsoeate. published ~
Telequah, Cherokee Nation, by Johr
l.. Affair, a fuilblooded Cherokee
Indian. A portion Of the paper is
published in the Indian language
If anyone doubts that there are X
Klux in Arkansas, aud that disloyalty
20 The Government and hatred to thu
'nigger" is as intense and besottec
as ever they were, let him talk Will
Mr.. Brown.
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"Hsir get,in' little thin sir. -
said the barber. "Young man." said
Jehn Henry, looking down upon him
from the height Of = solemn expert
ence; young man when you are
married you will never a!lude in that
thoughtless manner, to domestic az
fiictions. No; dom, apologize. by
feelings are blun,ed. But IS there
not some mysterious unguent--
some soft, seductive compound-ihst
makes the BAR more slippery to the
grasp
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Probate Notice.

Estate Of Clar!ssa starr, deceased.
The state of Iowa, Cedar county, SIS:
To whom IL may concern-Sou are hereby
notified that on abe seventh day of April,
isT5, there was opened and publicly read bv
the Clerk OF The Circuit Court, in and for
said county, an instrument OF writing pur.
porting be the last will and testament of
Glariss starr late ofsaid county. deceased
and that he first day OF the August term Of
said Court. commencing on the 4th Monday.
D h day Of , igust. 1875, has been set as the
day for Ana hearing and proof of said will,
at which time ali persons interested may APP
pear and show cause why the same should
not be admitted To probate
l5wI w H. VAN NESS, Clerk.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-04-22

A school.boy correspondent ask.
Is why certain animals have such pc
ealisr names, reciling seyetsl for 10
stance. IfThomas viii get hi. moth.
er to read 10 him the 18th we're o
the I'd chapter Of Geneis be- will hnd
an answer: And out Of the GROUND
the Lord God formed eyerv beast Of
of the field and every fowl Of the air,
and brought them unto Adam, 70 see
whs, he would call them; and what.
soever Adam called every living
creature, that was the name thereof
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-04-22

How is this for nIga! An ir.
repressible young scamp sent his dul,
cinea pair Of esrters for bisih
day present, accompanied ~ the
following stanza:
"When night and morning lingsr,
Awake and stirring he,
And with your pretty aagers
Clasp this abou, your knee.
When day with eve reposss,
And stars begin TO ace,
Cnclasp this band Of ro,es,
And, dearest, think Of me"
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They are telling the story, since
DIR. Talmage's sermon, that a Brook
iyn resident, name not given, appear.
ed at the gates St. Peter guards, for
admission to Paradise. The saint
turned to the register pages: "Where
are you fromi' Brooklyn" 81
don't think We can admit you; rules
very strict. In fact, can't do it.
Think Of that scandal" 1t is said
that the Brooklyn man looked stead.
llv q. Peter and cro,oed three times.
His saintship colored, fumbled his
ky minute, and then said, swell,
you Gan 60 in; but don't you do that
again 70 mo-
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4 BOOK FOR THE MILLION.
DIR. Ca. BoHANNAN

Iutes al rstsNts Dtee4srs Ntt6tSNs Me sss -
eu-e ali fnrnIs 81 ssSperniAtorrt9a.ss OF Skers.
mlnal Weakness In FROM 3t0fweeks time.
cf,lcs ". 80 hesss ftss street. BET. Mash:
In ST. Lonls ~ 1sN.
80 ;ss M. s z. ssss.sl D..e.-
symptoms, etc.. Of ssAparSnaSOrrhea,D a.
ascmsnai Weakness" Syphilis and vaiuahie
Information on ctker delicate subjects, sent
FREE in sealed Euveloxe.
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Da. Poem = ~ sssAsr - lG1nsoAA 0o0
NOE nxxsRr . book thAt rsacAeA Q circula4iaa
Il over $4,000 Casis; a,so. of PLAix HoAD
TALL D0s recently puhliahsd, which has soaA
70 the sztsat u n, 900 oopiss also. Il "sc18xuB
n sGoaI.- which b nor bs.nS pchsishsd h sez!sa.
coafDU FAn&0
Of ~ s1sspesng sAs AEst0snslo0sA Wask fvhieA
u okt Il pgintl VII Be sat ffss % appAaAfsaa
- eithw d. YoorR, a the xsSsay Nh fsttslr
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the forsgoiaG voskA - whon liberal psudt wili
b allowed. fhs bsginnings II anau Sostaass
hars bsn maAs In selling Dr. FooTxs popular
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adapted - sdsitA and eCfKxcx n SToaY" y
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multitude of sssstsens which LADIES and gentle
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N THE BEST
PRAIRIE LANDS
Iowa ana Nebraska,
For sale by
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On ten years credit at six per cent interest.
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LAND EXPLORING TICKETS
Sold at important stations on the Chicago,
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same refunded whesi land Is bought.
Half fare to families of purchasers, and
low freighfs on household goods and farm
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Twenty per cent premium for cultivation,
Large discounts for cash within one, two
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Products will pay Cor land and
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bUSlNESSy
Enterprising Young men and women
ambitious TO make 4 successful start in
business are offered superior facilities
for preparing Themselves, at tho
2Qk,av1t
MI,s:;.{'|Ss
end zs9,,.e AasM<9
The largest and most successful Bust
ness College in the west. The following
are some Of It's special advantages:
1st. 1t 10 a member of the Internation-
d Business College Association, and 10
Scholarships are good in oil the Colleges
Of the Association.
ID. The st1dsat sasss money by cheap
er rates for board. Good board, In pri-
vate families, costs our students from
$4.O0 to $3.50 per week. The same class
Of board would cost, in q large city Of
three hundred thousand inhabitants, At
least two dollars per week more-a saw
ing to our students, while taking the
course, Of more than enough to paw Tor
q Life Scholarship IN on. Institution. -
But we do more We have large num-
Der of students who club together and
boald themselves, and to all who board
in this way, we furnish, free Of charge,
the use Of furniture, including bedstead,
chairs, table, stove, aud cooking uten-
sils. Some Of our best students are
boarding 10 this way. at less than one
dollar and half per week, including all
Expenses for board aud room rent.
A smart student, who boards himself
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| nas
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4th. Our rooms are arranged express
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used for Business College purposes il
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Students are required to study at th'
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9th. The Darsnport Business Colles
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business men.
9th. The Actual Business DEPARTING,
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u to impress upon the students mind VIII,
:. he has learned in the theory department
4; The students not only do business amor
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9 establishing Recommendation, wher
by foreign business is carried on in Il
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chicago& Northwestern R'y

p...enyers for CHICAGO, Detroit, Toledo,
rassenSR ufia,o. Niagara Falls, Pitssburg.
Sarcsnnati. Rochester. Albany, Toronto,
Montreal. Quebec, Portland, Boston, New
YorE. Philadelphia, Baltimore, washington,
a. Ianis Cairo. San Francisco, Sacramento,
OGDEN salt Lake City, Denver, Counch
Anna sioux City, st. Paul, Marquette.
Escanaba, Menasha, Madison, Cheyenne
Omaha, Yankton, Winona, Duluth, Green
Bay. Milwaukee, and all points North, Mest,
South and East, should buy their tickets VA
CHICAGO and the
Chicago & Northwestern Railway.
t1e.e connections are made at Chicago
with the Lake shore & Michigan Southern,
Michigan Central, Baltimore h Ohio, f1tts-
burg, Fort Wayne Il Chicago, kankakee
Line and Pan Handle Routes, for all points
EAST aud SOUTHEAST, aud with the
Chicago & Alton and Illinois Central for All
points SOUTH.
Close connections are also made with the
Union Pacific r. r. At Omaha for all Tar
West points.
C1ose connections are made at junction points
icith trains Of I'll cross roads.
PULLMAN PALACE CARS.
These celebrated cars are run on all night
This is the ONLY LINE running these cars
between Chicago and st. Paul or Chicago
and Milwaukee.
Al Omaha our Sleepers connect with the
Overland Sleepers on the Union racine
Railroad, for all points west OF the Missouri
River. Among the
Inducements offered BY this Route
to the travelling public are all the modern
improvements: rock snd Gravel Ballasted
Track, Steel rail, rock and Iron Bridges,
Parlor and Drawing Room Day Coaches,
Smoking and Lounging Cars, Westinghouse
Safety Air Brakes, MiIler's Patent safety
Coupling and Platforms, Speed, safety ana
Absolute Comfort.
Running through Five Great States, ana
operating over 1000 miles of road. this Com.
pany presents to the traveller facilities that
Are NOT and CANNOT be offered BY any
Competitor.
All ticket agents can sell you tickets via
this route.
RI you wish the best travelling accommo-
dations, yoa will buy your tickets by this
route, and will take no other.
MARVIN HUGHTTr, WI. sTENNETf,
General sups.;s.esass. assI Passenger AgsnA