davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-01-26

5sr @bas. 1auptmam, &issr ppint, 81. s.,
bessust tpie fuIst. sd lit felt aGt WU@sn an
S9mats uns 3opfl@merasn, burb unosrpau.
lihfeit bersurssbraHt. Tur@ ben @ebrau@
spu DR.. Musuf 85mts's 9ambarssr
G~repftn bin t6 @ott ft Danf piebsr 70
treit terseiteat, bab Id meinen alien Bei&af.
tisunsen pieper nadseben fam. Sd fann ba.
Der biele Mepi3tn IQen belsas empfeblen."
, 1877-01-26

Serr Steif In Onaneaso Sin. MiT., tbstIt
uns nit: Sd lit felt swei Sabrsn an eiusr
bSsarttsen 8le1te, bic allen Mitteln tpiberltanb.
Da sebrau6te i'd mebrere WO4sn lang DIR.
Musuf &Snts's 8Snts's 1ambur-
ger Trppfen mad 8ori6rift unb wurts
BON btsism bUsartissa eeibsn soafanpis sebsilt.
, 1877-01-26

Sine ~freuotee With ei1une.-3eri
8altbaiar 9sim, Soutb Mb1ms, Ma6a6uietts,
lbreibt an uns: SD fSnnte einen sansen 8p.
gen poa ihrsiben, unb bann fSnnte i1 bod
ni9t ssnus ibreibsn, mas @utes mir DR.. Ms-
SUI 3Dnts's Sambureer Trppfen
tbatsn. SD babe iiber apsi Sabre ALE Dpfto-
rem in bieisr llmsesenp sebraudt unb Gin dpe-
res G,elp ausseseben, bis MIDI bic 9ambureer
Tropfen BON meintm fhredliten uebel Dts.
pepfta b%efreiten unp ia u fIble, baB i'd
laaser leben uerpe."
, 1877-01-26

@eseu Sautfranfbeiten unb ale ttnrstnis-
teiten. tpel6e Serborbenem 8lut entiprineen
lnb DR.. Wueuf 8Snie's 5ambureer
Erppfen Elm gang ausseseiHnetes NittsL
benin tie finb bic beffen B%lutretniser. Ss
'd'reibt nerr Spbu George Bpbenl1as tn g.
mont, 81.
, 1877-01-26

Nic Wcno College,. MaeUn, Ga,
ben "a. Gebruar, 1876.
...... DIR. Musuf 45nts'S Sam
bureer Trppftn fnb BON ansseseidneter
Wtrtuue unb btsbalb nabeau unentbebrlih fir
MIDI. HeS. 8ater j. 5. Gebmann.
, 1877-01-26

Gin sutes Mittel sessn Colt unb 2eibfdn,er.
ltn fnb DIR. Mugaft &Sntss 9ambur.
Ger I%ropfen. f6reibt 5err Mt6ael BetL
Wti9atpafa, Snb, bena ~bisleIben bslfsn aussn.
bltdlt1.
, 1877-01-26
Ginioe quite Griinoe :

1.-Gtne neue @rFnhuna. srHnbIi0 ok>s1t
uao 9eitdert burb Natent.
3.-Dfadt einen noiifommenen 2s6.en4,
glei4 auf beioen eeiten, an allen Nrten bon StofYva.
8.-aauft letbt, fanft, serduidlps unb rai&-bsRe
6 Continuation bon gisenidaften.
4.-DausrbaftH nj { 3 bre lang obne Sepa'
%vaturen.
5.-Berrt@tet ollie Mrten BON M-bstt
uno Gancp Ndbereten in elmer porai9liheng9ei1f.
6.--Sft fir ben Nrbsiter iebr Ieidt 5u b II b.
baben. Die 9Gnae Der Stihe fam re9ulirt tperben.
fudbreno bic Maidine I'M Ganse lit, uno bieIe fam
nit einem Saoen oerehen peroen, pbne baB oerielbe
oirb 2bder 5u seben bat.
5.-@lan einfad, iinsretd, elegant. inbetn
Der Std obn ben Gebraua BON Cog SGbeel Gears,
Rptarp Cams rno 2epsr Nr,ns formirt ipiro. Dat ben
@utomatie 8 p Seeb. welder eine alet&.
mdBi9e 3dn9e bes Stihes bet trsenh
elmer Oei4miroi9ftit Il 9ert. Dat u~nleren
neuen 9brtab GontroIIer, tpelber cine sletn.
mdBise Seipe9un8 Der Neeole.sar erlaubt uno eMr
YerIebunso es Gabeus oorbeu9t.
So nitruction d u s erFf.rsfd1t unb bob.
enoet. SIT ~fabri3irt bon ben sef4idteten uHs
erfabrenfen Nrbeitern in Der beribmsn
Remington Mrmprp. Supn, n. D. Nbtlabelppts
6 f1ce: $40 Gbeffnut Giraffe. 2W7ntol.
, 1877-01-26
@Datt'S 2ebenS'B aliam.
Gin meDiaintihes gGunber.

@teumattsmus. N~euralsta, @i&t In tprsm itltmmten
stadium, Serofeln, &Sni8s.8ranttsit, &rpapelas, s.lt
Wel1pure uno bic iblimuhen 5aut BON 8luttrantvtt-
ten, SroBt Shtpate, 9eber. uno Wtrenletcsn, Biting
wurna &c. &c. wtrb .Iuf's Beftmmtste purb eielen &snis
ausr Neint8un8smtttsl asbeiIt. Derlelbe lit 3peIHup.
apan;ie Sabre ptnburb pom Yubltam erprSbt, cat
2unosrttaulsnbe ppa 5auea sepeilt unb eurtrt ntts,
wenn na@ Wpritrilt esnpmmea. SIT elm ft&eres prl.
nhttttl BON 5tttIn In auen ~heiltaren 5auen, curiu BIC
iaultten altsa WsI1wlre, ieibt 100 Der XapGea lGpn en-.
getreHen TT.
puatrs eebens.VaIiam eurtrts Serrn 3. q. con.
pap, 1ra8pUen int parf-Lbeater 3u Brpcflsn, u. d.
psnt .&rentiHen Npsumatismus, na&bem berlelbe psns
Grfple, sen ben ppriuslt@ltsn &sritsn Gur0pa's uae
Nmertta's bebanbelt wpreen mar.
Spatts xebens.D aliam eurirte 5srrn q. o.
5plg. Dedmafer No. III Maptpn Str, ppn etnem
geldbrltten Weitplr, uadbem er le6s Ntpnas TN
broadway 3Oipital mar anS bort ais ~uabelbar ertlart
puree.
Spatfs eebens-BaIfam tetltt 5srru 3aenb ssSth
Ase.. W. aaa SSsttuIp,p Sr., ppn etnen jerpIuAcien
WelGmure. ppbet bic JaulniB i6pn Bio aui ben Rnpuen
seerunsen mar. 3err q. bat pabrenb is 2abren uab
ssl3tesnsr Ssiluna tstne gDisbsrbSlune Der RraaIpett
%erfapren.
Spatt's :ssbens.8 aIfam eurtrts s.rra gDiutam
springer, No. 1SS Srppme Str, S~plfanbta BON sut-
3anestsm Mbeumattsmus 70 srnfIt&r Mrt, Sas per,tibs
Den Wett pes Hranfen idpn sermirrt bate. Der Ut.
nann1s lenafs MOT lsIne 9anS gum &ppte erteben xnp
mar wSessno prefer gtoaats an's Sstt %ssisfslt.
pet apoibstern tim Iassmeinsn. au 81 per 5lal&t. StSs
6laiden So. ~.
@sat.'s bstabmts $ ell mttt.I Hms. - 49,
Spatt's uufehlbarer 9ebens. Baliant ~ S 100, -
&patt's "A b., bpppslt aarfsr Qsbsns. BALKAN. ,u
$f.2o. Snatfs Yulmpnte BALKAN. Uber Der Sdw,nb.
iu6tissn ursuab, 3u $500. - Ppatt's Spis xtai.
uasnt, a%niselSar tur seiesn une eamsrssn isssr art,
8ppfpeb, Snausnaa, 9atarrb, su rs Qs. ~
gDenn 0bt8e Ar,ttelnibt in eurer Apctteft pber an III.
rem plase ia taben fnp, fe renbs man lG birstt au eas
central Sspss; g9 U,ansist;. y. =.
mssssaa bin per arprss ssri&tds bsim baipsn
NAsshp. 1Snt2uiau
, 1877-01-26

oL Ser bette in oer Wett.-Smporteurs,
~UGe< ~4reiie.-GrDBte GeieaibaIt III Imerifa.
Stopel. NrtiteI - 9eiallen Seoem. -Be56Gft oermebrt
Iih tIolid1. Neenten iiberal perlanat. Die 9Ins
itigften 8ebtnsungen = perlbmenoet feline 3eit - laBt
@ub @irtulare tomnen pon Robert @en9. yD. 43
@ejep Str. u. g., W.sO.sSor 1887. 3Wt19lep'
e0.nha yleue Yebanoluna. NuBerorpentllbe
Cur bur1 DR.. Slime, 931 Mrb Str,
philadelphia, pl. 6arantirt. Geiu Waeiier. 6Daer.
item, gIutoerlult oosr &rantbeit. Sra9t nab ooer
ienoet Iir @injelnbeitelt. biitet Sud Dor S9minoler
, 1877-01-26
Eeuer 9euQrteu1ent.

.Gompa9nien. ,uelhe @usriiItune mn Yorrdtbe
notbi9 baben. ioatem brett nit benz tSabrifanten ban-
oeln. bite, 0tiben, Uiirtel, bemoen II. /. ID. Sas
bllt9ite baus I'M 1ei6ait. &atalose frei. Sei Der
alien Slrma bon Mnherion nnr Somes, 1893 Brano
Sir, ". 4JV2auq,
, 1877-01-26
Serlanst iosletd: zbatise Msentet, INT Die
,,Geuteuntal G4po1ltiom,"

beidrieben nnc nit M%bbilbunsen inuffrirt.
benz publitum pprjulseen. Das Bud entbdlt iait 500
Soften. cine Mense BON Sauitrationen nno toitet nur
ebenIo bilIiae unb quite Belbibte Der 9roBen Mus=
iteluns s~riitirt. Gnlpfoblen pon geamten, preiie uno
Glerus: -unsebeurer 5tblab. Sine Dame mahte ba.
ourb, $3.5U netto in pter @pd,en. Srauf rno
bran! Sebt ooer ME! I'm Musfunft iuenoe man lb
an 6ebr. Subbarn, 6eraus9eber, NO. 800 Wainit.r.,
Springfield, Wtaii. 4S93lan.
IN n00 Smbicribenten fir 1879. Seoer-
.U.u(JV manu- fam Notter's American
O01oo Monthly, elm reid llultrlrtes,
gut r~eoieirtes JamiliensW ta9dSin fir nur $3 ldbrlib
erbalten. 9robe 9iummern rs Gts. Srpee 9reiss
GrmGRi9ung fir SlubS. 49S20o}.
Spbn g. Nutter II. 60, 6erausaeber, pblla.
, 1877-01-26

~ nnf; orr,t gIeibp,sI, iple leidt Die Ter,punoun9
FeAltunettI 9emeiea. Ienlions.3 ula9en ipsroen
be3ablt. Musfunft uno Girfulare fret. Wtan
lpenoe It'd an &. Met Widael. ATTORNEY. yo. !o7
nom cir. Ubi(a. 49B3jdnT
, 1877-01-26
KNAUTH,
& KUEHNE.
an k ED aft,
lib Broadway,
NEW YORK.

xsedbfel auf msbr ais 800 ssr Ssssutsnbsrsa Gtasts
In europa.
1elesrapb ua& allen pIdssn IN Dsuti&lans.
psiterrsi&, Der Saseij, 6ouans, Ddnemars. e&ps'
ben uns Norwesen. ben Gnpfdnssrn fret ta's baul
ssIiefert.
0rehit.Briefe fur Meifense ,ur Henutuns In suen
srBBeren etdoten Der altsn WeIt.
Gtntaf6rums pom 9rbfd aften uns tsrserunssn
isber Irt In allen Dldssn Gurppa'B.
Eerf1iHuns bon 0atern umS pa6etea xa4
europa.
Uer,pauns anfsu1menbsr obtr In Nsp Dcrf, uas
Weiterbeforeeruns ~btsielben rad BEN 5nIamse.
0urspitfHss 0el> ausr xrt ssfauft ums ssrtasft
, 1877-01-26
Wnrttett PERTAINS. ytetes BUD,
Die srose iauffrirte
Centennial @elt=M

Ser geaebr oarnad ton,mt Der Mn5abt oerer 9leip.
bic BeIuder Der 9lusite1un9 maren. DAB EN- A9ent
in einem Gage 80 bis 40 @remplare %oertautt, ut nldts
Seltenes. ueber 400 feline M~bbilcun9en per
acknowledgement NusItelun8s 9eaenltdnoe. Ste 5uu'
f%trotionel fominen uns auf 100000 gu iteben.
aluee Isenteu lafien aae iibrisen Builder einitipellen
bel settle, UNI oieles 5u perfanfen. 0retft mad, Dem
Beffen! Wenpet Sud I'm @irculare, 8eolhQnn9en,
Snu1tratipnsmu1ter &C. &C. an
y. N. 53iegter u. 60.
dt,Q;oo1 h1S " rd1 Gfr. ublla 0elDbtq.
, 1877-01-26
GtpG Specmlatipme,t

peroen bon uns in ieoer Nrt MIR sesen GommilIion
aus8efibrt. Puts and Calls an bic beiten bduler 3u
nlsbriBiten &aten. &olten 500 bis 5000, Die oft
$1,000 ewinn brin9en. 4ainpblete, Die ertlaren,
lple 9Saa Street Speeulationen aussefiibrt peroen.
frel p%erlanbt. Sdldt nab einem Ggemplar.
Xumbribee s 3d.,
Bantiers Yrofers,
4B Sum. ISau Ctr, Rem Wpre
, 1877-01-26
Sppermpr &apes. s Ssig i.i ssa s..

entlldben Sienfte. YOdItdnoi9 uno %berlaIig. Non
. rilelier Nuells s%nboliirt. Seltene @elesenbeit
iLr M9entcn. Sibert @ub iofprt Serritoru.n.
gee9en @irfnlare ulO Beoinsunsen ipenoe man lid
foort an s. Sribe II. So. 767 Broaopap, ND. 4gB2an
, 1877-01-26
Erpieftirte StaDt Briitptpe in &entnd9.

8auplGbe bon 80 bis $50 SUB meroen ab9eaeben.
~genbtblst su bauen. 9slir einen Dollar fir Die Yeib=
%urtunoe. Geri6tlibe Yeltdtiauna %toitenfrei. Nuf,
trdae onrd bic pot miiien in beutli6er S9rift, ben
polen glaraen lno Die Ioreile Der Terlon %entDalten,
ipelbe Die Yeli5urtunbc ipiinidt. Der Delobetra9 muB
in reaiftrirten 9riefen ODER mittelit Bolt . Nadnabme
peroen an Sc,epb 3. Stufcs, no. 45.
Siib Mdte Str, Tbilaoelpbia, no man bon oen Staots
pl6nen &C. @inli1t rebmen fam. 2mlO
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-07

Bismarck Tribune, Aug. 81 The steamer
Big Horn, Capt. Joe Todd, arrived this
morning direct from the Yellowstone. The
Big Horn has been employed for the last 60
days on the Yellowstone, during which time
che has made five successful trips from Bu-
ford to Tongue river, besides taking freight
left by other boats from different points On
the river. In all She has done excellent
service, and returns here in good condition.
Capt. Todd looks we'll but little worn, and
he is good for the balance ofthe season .....
The Rose Bud. with Capt. Marsh, is bully
engaged above Tongue river taking up the
freight left there by the other boats. The
Big Horn brings no news of the Custer
Victory below Glendive ON her way out of
the river, and may arrive at any time......
The steamer r. w. DuRan arrived from
Rice this morning, and leaves for Buford
to- morrow. The Dugan made quick trip
to Rice" The following steamers are now
at the landing Big Horn, Benton, Far
West, Fontenelle and 4. ". Dugan..
Business dull With no prospect Of any i'm
proyement. The river is very low and still
continues to fall. Three feet to Butord, and
% inches in the Yellowstone. 49,. The steam
er Benton will leave for Cow Island Sept
18th, and the Big Horn Sept. 18th This
will be the last boat for Cow, Island this
season.
The steamer Fontcnelle is en- route from
Bismarck to Yankton.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-07
lx~uaAScr.


\, I. WAls kses. = hAnsA - .toAlio
that hsis saall alive Aad Il sesa, sos .hs lbl.
lowing 6rse.claa and reliable inss.sancs com.
panisa, to-wit: asl.* s.,t.s j. s
g. fanl r. &. NJ, 81. Paul, Mian. Al.
se,s 81 ,00o, 600.
Springfield F. NJ. Springfield, Mass.
Assets 81, 500, ,oc0.
Pennsylvania Fire., Philadelphia, Penn.
Assets 81 500. 900.
Imperial Il Northern, London, England.
Assets igoll) SoS, ,0OO,O0O.
German American Of New. York. Al.
se,s g., 200 600.
lie does not propose 10 give away insu.
rance, as he t.slieves policy ln suy one Gl
the above compAulss 70 fully worth tbs
money psh for the same, hus H. ,iasss pro.
pose, and scM write policies for The above
companies at az to,o a rate as any tirs. clss.
company in the United States.
The above companies have reputation
for adjusting and paying losses, prompt,
aud ,oithout litigation. Second to none il
the world. iayF
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-07
BURGLARY.

The fruit and confectionery establishment
belonging to Walter Carr, on Third street,
was entered by burglars last night and about
fifteen dollars in money taken from the
drawer and a quantity of cigars, crackers,
peanuts and cheese stolen, the whole loss
amounting to about twent! live dollars. The
burglars made entrance by breaking out q
light from one of the rear windows and re.
moving nal from over the sash and then
raising the window and crawling through
Marshal Bauman arrested Il man this after.
noon on suspicion, but after examining him
concluded that he had got the wrong fellow
The burglars have probably gone to Ne.
braska. s
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-07
BY UNlvsRxALACCoRp.

AYERS CATnAnTIc Pills are the best of
all purgatives for family use. They are the
product Of long, lsborioua, and successful
chemical investigation, and their extensive
use, by Physicians in their prs ctice, and by
all civilized nations, proves them the bert
and most eilectnal purgative Pill that medi-
ca science can devise. BEING purely vege-
intrinsic vaIne and curative powers no other
Pills can be compared with them and every
person, knowing their virtues, will employ
them. when needed. They keep the system
in perfect order, and maintain in heal hy
acti IN the whole machinery Of life. Mid,
searching and ef.ctnal, they are specially
adapted to the needs Of the digestive appa-
rstus arrangements Of which they prevent
and cure, if timely taken. They are the
best and safest physic to employ for children
and weakened constitutions, where mild,
but efectual, caihartic is required.
FOR SALE by ALL DRUGGISTS. II
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-07
CITY COUNCILS REVOLUTION.

D. q resotued BY the Mayor and GUY Council o,
the CITY or Yankton:
Section ]. That II H. and IL Hereby declared 10
bc. necessary, that y sidewalk should BE- con-
etructs'd upon certain 0f the streets IN the CITY Of
Yankton. asfollows: Commencing at tho noith-
west corner Of Broadway and iih streets thence
along the month side Of ih .tcet to the west side
o. lam street: thence alOs,g thu west side Of
Linn street 10 the south side Oi :th street the
snine being N front of lots . and 10, block III.
Todd and WliherSu..on's yankton; lots 10, ".
Y. w ~ 10, H. u and n. block ~. WithcrslUon |.
SMak0n lots In II. IL. II. ~, III, 10, II and III.
Di0ck ~. Central Sanktos. and lots H. n. IL. IA
". ~ 10, u an, ~. block CT. Central Ynnkion'
and Including the street crssihg> II Linn. nth
aud 9Th streets q ~
See. That said Sidewalk slal. lsr cousig g,,ctct
~ wo"! i~ sotr feet In width, and h. in slI ~
spscta W.as's ~ the material and In the snapo~y
prVtdc.i by the ordinance of .aid city aud ti,,
osla.t edge ~ sal.s sidewalk sl.aii l.c laid thne
f-ea SrssN the rnrt' line ~ aid sts~et
Me-. 5 THIS srWtuttnA shalt t.~ p,,l,tisl,r,i s,s
lout cassssscltise weras In thc Fs~ss ma JhakO
taian newsfnrss. shr ulicta PAPER II said ciit af
' AAk 'nss. - ~
fD9eA August s4h, ts.,
r WWtJG. CNy Ctrrk
Apw~eA Aagsss' AA. 1877,
49, Z, ChAukn,
AsSs ~ oS0s
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-07
rrrsnAy.s VISITORS,



isieax Gi,y Journal. athl
The visit in Yanlton, was very pleasant.
aud the ride thithsf and return was dsllsht.
fal. The parties for whom tho trip vsa
made were surprised at the evidences Of civ.
ilixation, the beautiful and fertile country,
the prosperous towns aud magnificent farms,
which they sAw.
No citizen Of the northwest, we think,
can take trip from Sioux City 10 Yankton
at this time without feeling proud Of HE
country. We are disposed 10 inaiat lha.
nowhere under the s,,n is more delightful
landscape to lie seen. Take the picture
from the railroad bridge spanning the Jim
river, and you may search the world for one
richer, while that at the Sioux is not far
behind, The hay fields along the road
spread out on either side, in which the
farmers are now busy, while the yellow
stacks OF grain, gathered in schools dot the
Landscape as far IA the eye can reach. On
the one hand rises the long low line Of hills,
beyond which ia the table land, and on tbe
other hand 10 the Missouri river, marked bv
it's thick fringe Of timber.
The members Of the commission admitted
that their conceptions Of southern Dako,s
had been imperfect. Mr.. Hubbard stated
frankly that he recommended the abandon.
ment Of the Fort Pierre mail route. HI
had not given particular attention 10 the
matter, but he had been impressed that the
service was too expensive and that too many
mail routes in the Hills had been ordered
lie seemed to he quite decidedly Of the
opinion that this central route, ~ he aptly
termed il, should be re established. Ii.
thought it might he. He suggested tina,
the facts in regard to it be clearl,
collated and furnished him, and also for
warded to Senator Allison and Hon. A
Oliver, and given to Hon. ]. P. Kidder
The gentleman stated, furthermore, that hi
own opinions had undergone considerable,
change, and if the facts were as lie the,
understood them he felt disposed to say Ii,
should Recommend q return of mail service
to the Pierre route. The feeling Of MI
Fox, as expressed, was much the same.
All participants appeared delighted will
the trip, grateful to the liberal management
OF the Dakota Southern, and hopeful @
good results.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-07
FOURTH DAY, SEPT. 9Th.


The institute opened by singing "Yoar
Mission. The roll was called; then Prof
Culver introduced the reading exercise, one
Of the most profitable during the week
With the spirited selection, "The Keepipe
Of the Bridge" Blr. Calyer succeeded ia
arousing great enthusiasm in the class.
The arithmetic exercise was this morn.
ing conducted by M. Rrilgmsn, who illus.
trated upon the blackboard his method OF
teaching addition. The solution of prob.
lens was followed by an animated discus
sion upon teaching primary classes. Mr..
Cation gave three problems for the nexl
lesson, which was the occasion of liveiv
controversy. principally between Messrs
Caton and Beadle.
Remarks upon essays and declams,,op.,
were made by Messrs. BRISTOL and Culver.
who pointed out the advantages Of an earl,
beginning. both in speaking and writing.
The short discussion upon "School Gov.
| ernment" drew the attention of the teach.
ers, especially to The Importance of mildnes;
in discipline, and few rules The system
of "Seif.Reoorting was also freely dis
cussed. FLORA DAno1I
Assistant Secretary.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-07
SENSIBLE ApYIcE.

You are asked every day through the col.
umns Of newspapers and BY your Drusgis,!
to use something for your Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint that you know nothing
about and you get discouraged spending
money with but little success. Now to give
YOU satisfactory proof that GRHEn's AUGUST
FLOWER will cure you Of Dyspepsis and
Liver Complaint with all its effects, such u
Sour Stomach, Sick lIeadacl e, lIabitual
Costiveness, palpitation Of the Heart Heart
burn, Water -brash. Fnllnes at the pit Of
the Stomach, yellow Skin. Coated Tongue,
Indigestion, swimming Of the head, low
spirits etc, We ask you TO 90 to your Drug
gist Mills i Purdy, and get Sample Bottle
Of GREENS AUGUST FLOWER for 10 centl
and try it, or 4 regular size for IS cents
Two doses will relieve you.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-07
AFTERNOON SESSION, SEPT. 9TH.

fTEhNOON 6ESSlON, SEPT. OTH,
Immediately after opening exercises, Mis-,
Jennings gave her method of teaching ee.
ography by topics, and the use of outl,nt.
maps Her views are worth the careful
consideration Of all teachers.
Prof. Culver, after showing his way Of
preparing history lesson, gave all mem.
bers of tho institute practical drill in
gymnastics which they seemed In epioy
more than he did.
Grammar By Ar. Cation wss lively, To sa,
the least. Our worthy superintendent en-
Joys creating an excitement and lie was il
his element Curing The controversy arouse,
BY the parslne Of the sentence "hno,,n,
chickens may have been pasttme
Object lessons by Mrs. J. N. Lyon, wcn
aads both amusing and Instructive 70 ,b
caass Of litals scholars whom she wss sur
posed 70 have 10 charge.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-07
Personal.

Gen. j. H. Hammond arrived last night
from the east.
Springfield parties At the Merchants: r.
T. Wood and wife, J. H. Baskin and wife,
Eddie Culver.
Charles Eiseman has returned from the
east. having completed his extensive pnr-
chas.s for the fall trade.
A. II. Harvey, brother Of Harvey Of the
Merchants, and daughter, and his sister,
Mrs. Beecham, arrived last night from
Chicago on vieit.
The latest publication of army orders
contains an item to the effect tha, Major
Fergus Walkers le,ve of absence from
headquarters is extended three months.
l.. ID. +. Poore came down from SPRING
field last night TO visit his family, who are
now residents of Yankton, having moved
into house on 9Th street early this week.
Mr.. Poore will remain over Sunday,
Sheriff Baker was presented with a silver
star while in Chicago by gentleman whom
he does not know, but whom he recognized
as person whom he rescued from the
clutches Of gang Of levee bummes one
: dark night short time since
w. b. Towne, agent for Halls safes,
arrived last night with the intention Of
remaining several days, but this afternoon
he received . telegram from St. Paul in.
forming him Of the sudden and dangeroul
sickness of his wife, and he returns to
morrow morning.
Capt B. r. Wagner, who has been en-
gagged for two or three years in settling
colony Of Illinoisians in Bon Homme coun
ty, is in town to-day, purchasing lumber AM
other supplies for the improvement of hi
place, Although there has been much t
: discourage the captains efforts during for
mer yean, the succss Of the present sea
sons operations has been 20 complete an
gratifying y to obliterats all uapleaan
rscolleotioos and revive the most sansuip
hopes. The Illinois settlement 10 already
garden spot and IL menben will be rapidl
eauguasalsinnaer sshs hvonbls. :s6sssce
which prosperity gives birth TO.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-07
BIDS 5 otENiED.

The bids for furnishing Standing Rock
Indian agency with hay and wood were
opened this forenoon at the office Of Super.
intendent Hammond. The following is q
list OF the bids:
BB. Moss, 800 cords Of wood. a. t4s4
per cord.
Burleigh & Kye., 300 cords OF wood. a,
$3.50 per cord.
N. J. Cramer. 200 cords Of wood, at IS 9l
per cord.
Geo. w. Felt. 300 cords OF wood, at SC 90
per cord IS tons Of bay. at $3.50 rer ton
Edward Palmer. 800 cords Of wood. q,
$500 per cord; Is tons Of hay. at %4.75 pei
ton.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-07

Ne. Jacob Max has recently returned
from the eastern markets where lie has been
to purchase supplies for his mercantile
house, already one Of the leading establish
mcnh in Dakota. He 10 now receiving hiu
goods which snbrade every va,issy Of faui.
ly groceries, al the thousands Of article.
known under the name Of dry goods, all
kinds Of household wares, bais. caps, l,oo.s
and shoes. NJ. Max occupies two large
store rooms in his block % broadway and
Foarh, and haa every facility (or buyine
And selling shst any Sntcias hosss eajoys.
lie invites the people 10 cos,s and ~ him.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-07
ENpLos,oNIMposs,BLE.

Safety, economy and cleanliness together
with one third more light than is obtainable
from the ordinary lamp are the advantages
OF the newly improved safety chandelier
They emit no odor or unpleasant emsll and
being perfectly simple in their construction
are easily taken clre Of Any one wishing
splendid light in all respects will do well
to call and examine our goods at Kents Ole
stand, 3rd street Yankton.