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CuDid's Last Drank.

The very largest congregation that
ever assembled in any church in Lex
ington came together on Monday, Jan
uary /, at the Main Street Christian
Church, to witness the marriage Of DR.
Joseph G. Chinn and Mrs. Catharine
Lawson, the former of this city and the
latter of Fayette County. The respect
i've ages of the high contracting parties
made 1t one of the most extraordinary
marriages that was eve solemnized
The groom was of the ripe but modest
age of eighty years, and looked as Wig
Orous as most men of sixty. The lady
will be ninety years of age on the 1st
day of May next. DR.. Chinn was a
soldier of the war of 1912. He enlisted
when about thirteen years of age, but
owing to an accident, by which he was
severely wounded in the foot, he did not
go out until the next year, but served
with credit until the close of the war.
This is his third marriage, but in all
probability he may survive it many
years. Mrs. Lawson was bsrn in Vir-
ginia, but was brought by her parents to
Kentucky in early life. When but six
teen she Vas addressed by Mr.. David
Lawson. and became engaged to him,
but with rare good n refused to
marry him until he had secured sufil-
cient for their mutual support. He left
Immediately for the South, where he
remained twenty-three years, she hear
ing nothing of him in the meantime,
but remained constant through those
long years of silence and doubt. At
last he one day walked into the parlor
of the house where his faithful kitty
lived. and claimed her hand and the
fulfllment of her promise, saying that
he had made money enough to purchase
a farm. They were duly married ard
lived together forty years. during which
they grew rich, and the kind of wife
she made is best told when it is said
that he left her his whole estate. A
few years ago she thought it about time
to prepare for the great change that
old and young alike, but reserved
enough to make herself comfortable,
live as long as she might She had q
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01
White Men in the Sioux Country.

An Old Trapper's Experience Forty Year,
Ago in the Land Of Gold and Furs.
Having just returned with the Com
mission to negotiate with the Sioux. OF
which l was a member, I was Informed
in a late issue of your paper you pub
lished a sketch of Gen. B. L. E. Boone,
vile. in which some errors have crept
which l would like to correct without
detracting from the well-established
fame of the General. The public gen.
orally seem to think that Bonneville
and Fremont and Marcy were the hrst
explorers of the sections of which they
give such graphic descriptions, but in
this they are in error. as most of the
country was hunted, trapped, and
prospected years before they set about
their scientific explorations. Captain
Bonneville received a furlough in 1882,
and explored the West for four years.
In 1925 1 accompanied Gen. W. H.
Ashley. OF St. Louis, with a party of 100
trappers, to the Rocky Mountains.
Ashley took out a party of fifty men
in 1923, at which time l was among the
Osages in charge of the trading outfit
of MesSrs. Paul Balls s. Co., of Saint
Louis. He left his party near the Great
Salt Lake, under Jackson and Sublett,
and took out u party to reinforce
them. We found or arriving on Bear
River that the Indians had attacked and
dispersed the first party, and the sur-
vivors were scattered through the
mountains. The trappers of our party.
and others who were in the country,
trapped all along the mountains from
the British possessions into Mexico.
Our principal competitors in those days
were the free trappers of the British
Northwestern Fur Company, who
ranged all over west of the mountains,
and had taken out 100000 beavers be-
fore Ashley's first party went to work.
When Ashley returned to st. Louis in
1925 he left the party of about ninety
five men camped on Bear River (now
In Utah. in charge of Col. Robert
Campbell, now one Of the wealthiest
men of st. Louis.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01

house made. I; was In vain. Every
door wn clo~~i and locked. Every
window and shutter was fastened.
And thus 1, stands. The las. visitors
never heard the s,ory 81 NJ Harris
ard The spec;er. They hsi nothing 70
excite their minds 20 the ssmc frenzy
nothing 20 awake them q; exactly the
sarDe moment II ANYBODY car explain
this away By natural canses. We sisogli
like 20 hav. IL done. FOR Of course {; mGs;
originate IN some capable IL
en acknowledgements J0.rncL
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01
y. r. Kunkei,. Bu,e- VINE ~ Iron

~ y. =. kunkei'< Butter VINE ~ Iron
has never been Known 20 fail In the curs NJ weak
Lees. attended with sym ptOfus; indispo..ou TO
exertion: loss Of memory. d~iric1lty % breath
Ing: general weakness: horror OF drsease ~-sE
nervous trembling: dreadful horror Of death
night swehis: cold feet. weakness: dim nee. Of
vision; languor: universal lassitude % me mus
cuIsr system; enormous appetite. with dysprptlc
symptoms: hos bands: susning OF the BODY 6ry
ness OF the ssir; psilii countensnce and erup-
tons sn the face; purifying the blood: pain In
the back. h-.yiness Of the eyelIis: Srequen,
black spots nyirg before the eyes with temporary
suGusion and less Of sight; want O! Attent on
etc. These symptoms all arise from . weak s.s
snd 20 remedy that. use z. y. kUSKELs Bitter
Wine OF Iron. IL never fails. Thousands are NOV
.nloyins health who have used IT, Take only y.
r. KCNKELe.
Beware % commercials and base limitations As
Kunk.l's Bitter Wine OF Iron 10 so well knowuAU
over the country. druggists themselves make 40
Imitation and try To palm 10 OF on their custom
ers. when they call for kunkeis Bitter Wine OF
iron.
Kunsels pi,ter Wine Of Iron Is put ~ only 10
81 DO ties. and h,s . yellow wrapper nicely put
on The outsice with tire proprieto,s photosrsph
on the wrapper OF each Bottle. Always look FOR
the photograph on the outside. and yon will
always be sure 10 get the genuine. 81 per bottle.
or SIX for IS Sold By druggists and Dealers ev-
eryWhere
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01
Prof. w. Paine, A. NJ, n. d.

The Professor 10 the sushor OF Numerous
standard WORKS on medicine and surgery. And .
Professor In dlaeren: Medical Colleges. for up
wards OF twenty years He f. the onzf,si dis
coverer OF the germs OF disease. ana the ed -
for their instant ard positive distraction. His
Cafsrre Sspor. Sls PEI bottle. cures ra,arrh.
al lung ace~tions. Ard neusraiixes all poisons IN
the body. HIS liver Renoystor Pills 4 oen-s GER
box sent by mail, cnres constipation and al BILL
fous diseases. Hfs Fever AMI ARne Cure. 81. ~ per
boz. sent ~ mali with fill ff,ecrions positively
cures every ease Fer special medical or surgicai
address - Apply 20 - North Sb street
Philadelphia. Pa. or -! West washington street
Chicago. Ill Advice free
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01

Tie sa. alone In her fathers parlur
waiting fOr the fair ones appearance.
the other evening. when her LILLE
brother came cautiously into he ryom.
and gliding up 20 the young man, side.
held ont a hantiu! o: something. ami
earnestly inquired:
Il say. mister. wha;'r them
Those: replied the Young man.
solemnly. taking up Ole IN his hng>rs.
those are beans.
There shouted the boy. turning 10
his sister. who MAS just coming n. Il
knew you lied. You said he didn't know
beans. and lie does. too
The young mans stay Was no; wha,
you could call a prolonged one tha,
evening.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01

Mary had a little lamb. it's fleece was
as white as snow. she washei it oft with
DObbins' Soap, and that's what made 1t
so; (made by Cragin & CO., Philadel-
phia, Pa Try it once.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01
Tame Worm Removed Alive

Head and all complete la two hours. No Zee ,Ifl
head passes. Seat. Pin and stomach Worms re-
moved by DR.. kUNKst- ga North sinth street.
PhilAielphia. Pa Send for circular. For re-
moving all ordinary worms. call on your drug
gist and get . bottle OF SIS woRh sYRrP.
Price. 81.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01

~ Uncle Sans Harness OIL viii MAKE old
leather soft and piiaole ~ when nev. and orevsnt
the ripping OF the stitches. Try H.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01

Never sQuander . moment for re are ns.er
sure or IN hour. neither Delay the purehA .s OF
Eilert's Daylight Liver PiiIa.
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E.,iu

To TeQche|
Conductors d
Owing to n
teachers and
opened an r.
special advalI
ers desiring q
tute instruct!
HdScmtHto, al
wish to seoul
or Teachers
and INSTRUCTED
No charged
Teachers thu
applications
and when pal
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01

q The horss 10 Que OF the MODEST sad mos
useful Of anima'a and his owner snosId gard
bis health ~ carefully - ne would his Own
Uncle Sans Condition Pevder 10 the es. ns1i-
enc sor horsa diseases Of ali kinds
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01

a Are you suffering with . eosd. cough or aay
bronchial cmplaint. n %. 70 20 yoar druGgfss
and ees . bottle Of EilerrS Exfrsa Of Tar and
Wild Cherry. Il Is the best known remedy for al
such eomplainssL Sid BY al dsasxsssAL
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01
WHAT PAYSl

n rsTs $500 s-~-f.~s~ $500.
. Sssss-Hs s@~~~s F
f~&~s-- -e
49, 49, sa=a~ r 80
rFsV .h- $3.50 - ~ss*F r-~Ns
-. - fHHr e uaHne Ha- r-" .Hr . g.
sssaszfra teaf f4-Frsa rsF 80
tsea sas rr-eas@ tsssNs So aH sx~a a.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01
De- NOME, vt popor RAILROAD

Trsia- are fzu ~ Chtcsso efE1s
pssErrfpss-A Des NBfa~. Fhfssga E.St
lsi.Ud = Fsriae, aad ues sSisss a faaisn"i.
kaiiru.fA
western RAILWAY
.fih 's~ tt'.s's rsnfr.i Esit-A,
0EuE0R W
aen TfEleE ASeaE
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01

II 10 nsv admitted oy Doctors. fsr-Srfsss s.c
Prpsufed people that Ep PRIMO PAD
BELT TRUSS II the hes, and easiest raovn- TIE
Paccory 10 ~ Council BlaRs Iowa Rex ffla
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01

For sTuptivs diseases Of the ska. pimpies Aad
bsssshsaI vsgstae 10 the sreaesss remedy. - 80 r.
Nova iron TIE system The PRODUCING cause.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01

q Yor Influenza. or norse disssmper. there 10
no better remedy than Usefs samS Csnci,iss
Powder.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01

In al e>sss Of 1a1os issa 70 the nds marcy
md IN Ill eassa Of sehss and pains NJ Kstsn's
Daylight Liver PfIlsL
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01

u wormsin horses esa Dc earei ~ the use Of
Crcie samS Condition Pow Ser
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01

a wonderful stream Is the river OF
Time" IL never freezes over.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01

personal interviews may be affanSed.
CARRIE A. BASsETr.
Dss Moines, Iowa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01
7. ID. q, W LINE!
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Z. 7" ".1outCl

u hstsg the ssi, itas ruautaa ,hrsexh
stthoat change ~f ssrs
skp. n. EItsHT, Es-svsf.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01
THE ARk

Reeves-Choice.
Hogs
S~hecp-Gooi To ch(
katter-Choioe toI
Fiour-W bite win
Spring ext
"A- -
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-26

The confession Of John d. Lee has
hsss promulgated. Lee VA executed on
Friday for the part he took in the Noun
tain Meadow massacre Of twssty year,
a9o. HE ooatsssion was placed In tha
hands q tho prosecuting attornsy Les,
moath, sftsf his conviction aad ssstsncs,
With The undertaking that Il Va TO 81
mads public altar his death. The docu.
nsat places the responsibility Of th,
massacre upon the Normoo church lead.
sss asd shows coaclusively that Lee scted
pnrsly from fanatic adherence to the
dognas q thst psculiar religious organ
isatioa. He doss not directly place the
crime at The door OF Bringham Young,
but aftsf reading his confession and &C.
ssptiag IL y the truth little doubt re-
mains that that venerabls polygamist in.
citsd the bloody work and that he is the
party who should suffer the extreme pun,
ishnsat nstsd out to Lee- The dstail.
Of ths a1air, = sivsa BY Lee comprise .
revelation Of horrible scenes which call,
for vengeance which the law presc.ibes
Yet Il h probable that the principals in
ths afair will escape through the blood
Of thsir tool Who has gone 10 meet tn,
victims Of his fana.ic faith.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-26

r. H. Fisher, NJ D., Of Kenbemuk,
Kansas, has grasshopper theory. He
divides the movements of these insects
into four invasions, the nrst occurring in
1878, the second in 1856, the third in
1894 and tho fourth In 1872. The his
tory a their periodical coming and going
is Of interest and We, reproduce brief
abstract from Or. Fishers paper upon
the subject:
Tho Arst invasion began In Manitoba
and the valley Of the Red River Of the
North In 1918, and during that and the
two years following they extended a. far
south 50 Western Missouri; but the his
toFy Of ths invasion is very incomplete.
ThsirrsyAgss in Manitoba in 1920 Is the
Last aocuuHt of them.
In 1855 commenced the second inva-
sion il III north. reaching. TO Texas the
sext yeaf, and terminating in Manitobs
ID Io0o-e.
& The third invasion Is the frat wa have
SaH bsstaey II. They appeared 10 the
Dofth - July, 1854. Moviag 10 agenS.
~ aozsl slr dirsction, thsy rsachsd thsir
n n ,fxa-A
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-26
W.n DEPARTMENT, n
WAshlngtoa City, March lyxig77

WAsAingtoa CITY, March ~, 1sT.
The civil employees now ID tho ssr.
vice of the United States under the ~,
department are hereby informed that
hereafter, removals will be made in this
department for causs ouiy, and prom ..
lions will be ordered upon the. sole
ground Of merit.
Every official must undarstafsd that re-
tsotion and advancement id the service
will depend upon record of good be-
havi0s and efficiency, and not upon ex.
ternal influence. No political test is re.
quired beyond an earnest support of the
constitution aud its amendments, and ,
propG rsspsst for the rights Of citizen,
gsafantsed therein.
Industry and faithfulness in the dis
charge Of duty, good moral character
and strictly temperate habits will be re
quirsd and enforcsd, and headsyo bu
rsaus will report promptly any case o
idlensss, neglect of duty, incapacity
drunkenness, or any immoral or dishon
sst conduct. In case Of vacancy, repor
thsreof will b made, accompanied by,
list Of al the most reliable and efficien
clerks in the Same office, division, o
bureau. from which list the vacancy shal
bs filed. a
GEoRoE ". NcCRARY,
Secretary Of War.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-26
Uncle Sam stickney.
Cincinnati Enqui4e..

Last night. between 10 and ii
O'clock, Mr.. Samuel P. Stickney. the
veteran Of the saw dust arena, breath.
ed his lastrt the residence Of Uncle
John Robinson. A mar who fifty
years ago came to Cincinnati>Wi,h al
most if not altogether the FRS. tented
show that ever visited The city, and
who has kept his place in the ranks
in oil the long years that have since
einpsed and baen recognized as be-
longing 10 the "Professien, :, the name
OF Uncle Sam Stickney, Is everybody
kpsw and addressed him, is entitled
to more than . mere mention with the
record of his death. His was a name
known TO tho show people everywhere
from the Atlantic to the Mississippi
and from the St. Lawrence to the
gulf, and not few Of them will find
their eyes dimming with tears when
they read Of his death. Mr.. Stiekaev
was born in Boston in the year 1908.
and early took to athletic sports and
the circus ring, then only in its in.
fancy. He soon acquired wide fame
from his daring equestrianship, and
when only 10 years of age he EN-.
harked with man named Fogr, and
the two started west with the second
circus that ever crossed the Alliierheny
mountains. In the summer Of 1897
Fogg and Stickney arrived here. in
Cincinnati with their company, and
showed for week. After that they
pulled up stakes and started TO-, New
Orleans, embarking on Aat-boat, and
stopping At each town on the route
After arriving at New Orleans the,
took the old American theatre there
and ran it very successfully for sea
son. After that they started north
ward again, playing as they came
and in the course OF time arrived here
At Cincinnati, where they leased tn.
old Columbia theatre and opened ou
there, doing what was then considered
big business. The next year, 1913
S,ickuey went into partnership will
Uncle John Robinson, and while will
him he became the pioneer in The
four-horse act, which is one Of the
indispensables to every circus. Hi
remained with Robinson and Foster
for several years, but afterwar,f wen,
in with Waiter & Jackson circus, and
afterward with Van Amburg and Ray.
mond. He was genial, kind hearted
man, .nd very popular with the s.pro
fession." HIS only son is Mr. Rober,
Stickney, the equestrian, who enjoys
= worldwide reputation.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-26
Davis In tho senate Chamber
Hary Clsaner.

senafor Davis looks = if hs enjoy
ed himself vastly m 5re than 10 The
supreme court room. All the justices
there look uncomfortable, whether
they feel 20 or not, sitting in lonely
state 10 : straight line on that lofty
4bench" in their troublesome gowns.
No wonder they all get 20 enormously
Tot and hesvy jowled. Judge Davis
elephantine figure, folded in that long
tailed robe Of satin, was sight for
COMMUNICATION. Now in morning
cOat he looke considerably relieved
He swings his senatorial chair about,
and throws his mighty arms out over
the other desks, sprea's himself, aud
at last has room to spread. He has a
strong and noble countenance. There
10 not another lett In the suprene
court room Ut once so heniRnant and
trust-inspiring. 1t is cmpha,ically s's
good face,' while It is strongly in
teilectusl one. What 4 pity he can
not subdue that "ponderousity" Of hi,
sufficiently to leave the action Of that
large brain unclogged. That he .ha,
70 much, and uses it SO well, in spite
OF al, proves him indeed . mighty
man. The resolutions Of the bar ol
the supreme court, 10 which they re.
cord, "their high sense of the learn
ing, ability, love Of Justice, and fear
less Independence which he brought
to the discharge Of his jodicial du-
ties" are : record Of which the re-
tired Judge may we'll be prond. But
he will find in the senate Of the United
States larger aud moro congenial
sphere-with future!
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-26

Ths ssczstasy q ths treasury will NO,
nass any appointments in his depart
fasaf until altar April1. He IL now hav-
Ing prepared : list Of al applicants Il.
position, with the merits Of the respect.
I've parties. There Il also in course ot
preparation liz. showing the apportion.
ment Of clerks TO each state, and when
sppoin.ments arc made, no state will be
allowed 70 sxcssd Its quota.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-26

According. to general understanding
heads Of the several departments have
hssa coasidsriag ths civil asryice reform
propositions with view 70 agreeing up
on sons systsm Of rules governing ap-
'pointnents and promotions. The rules,
tAessh generally decided upon, have moi
Jet bssn nade known, except BY tie sec.
rotary Of war, who has issued the follow.
ina. y
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-26
General Items.

Sitting Bull is dancing wildly up
and down on the illimitablo prairies
Of the changing West. and hovlisg
for some man to como out and concil-
ate him, II he wants his hair liftsd.-
Hawk eye.
Senator Wiihers, Of Virgins, has
eleven daughters, al handsome I'm.
married gals. Ho is the fellow Shak.
spear Eas talking about when be said, !,
lie. the gall ed jade wince our With
ers are cut.
A young English gentleman who
had graduated ~ Oxford was ct !
Boston party recently, and he told l
young lady that he thought George
Eliot must be an American girl.
Simon schiff, OF New York, wants
bis wifc locked up. because she beats
him, and breaks dishes and throws
coffee on him. Simon may be !
Sehifftless sort Of = fellow, but he Ger.
tainly has some stgrounds" for COM
plsint.
Old DR.. Sam johnson knew wha,
he was talking about when, in his dic.
tionary, he pu. the definition: sNet.
work Anything reticulatad or dessi.
sated at equal distances With inters. ices
between the Intersections.
Kate Field'snsw play Is called .sEx-
tremes Meet. That's what extremes
do in kickery Bouffe, but Kste,s play
is : drama, the success Of which does
not depend upon the actors' heels be.
ing higher than their heads half the
time.
Miss Edith May, who was saved
from drowning by Mr.. Mortant, when
the yacht Nohawk cspsized last sum.
| mer, is going to marry her pseserver-
: case Of poetic justice. She is ! sic.
ter of Miss May, the young lady about
whom the duel Is said to have beeu
ought.
A Detroit newspaper reporter has
been admitted to the bar.-Ex. That, !
no uncommon thing. Lots of Phila.
delphia newspaper reporters arc nd.
mitted to the bar every day-and the
bartender is glad to see them when
they don't tell him to "put il on the
slate"
Richard Dana said once, describing
Sumner, He is cat without smel
1 eEs y I,hatia be, has none Of the deli
cate tests that, ~ he passes along
tell him what he touches. He want
ed the timidity which recognized th,
opposition to hin aud he passet
bravely on.
-Four months ago there were &c, ,00(
iAlc mechanics in New York city
The president Of the Trades Asscm
| bly, new reports that not more thar
2o, 600 men in the city are out Of em.
Iployment, and it 10 further stated tha,
not for three years past have ID,
working men, - ! class, been il sucl
good condition. All this is interpret
ed Us meaning the approach Of goo<
times.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-26
: The Ashtabula Disaster.

Columbus, March j2a The speci.l
legi.laliye committee sppointed to in
vestigate the late Ashtnbula disaster
submitted their report to-day, accom-,
panied BY ! vast Ainoant Of testimony
which was sordsredlto be printed. The
ccmmitte2, altsa kuiuG itte 'detaila
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-26

y -ov fnE-
Home Insurance Co,
or colv asus. OHIO.
On the slst day Of Dccem115;s;,,i 4 s7e.
The name OF tho sonpany is lhe II mo Insur-
ancs company Of Columbus. o.
y u located in Coianbss, Frsnhlin cosnty.
The snount Of its Capital stock ss Two Aasarsd
and Any shpssAAd.
The a0oant Of IL Capital Stock paid CD 10 too
hundred ard any tAoaSaad.
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CoianSss city aad ,ovaalip
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u vsefsasy, 1911.
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