Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-30
All for one year for So. rs.
WHAT $500 WILL BUY.
/. AIsplEnu,p OFFER! READ r..

u
The weekly edition of the Press & Dako.
taina will be greatly improved during the
ensuing year. 1t will furnish all the local
news, notices of meetings, assesments. tax
and other sales, markets, ETC., etc, giving
Information that every resident Of this coun-
" and territory ought to have. and cannot
deprive himself of, without being likely to
lose many times the cost of the paper. All
this can be bad at scarcely 4 cents week,
or only $2 for the entire year.
AND BETTER STILL.
Almost every hody knows the high val
ue of the American Agricu1urist. q journal
that has just completed its 37th successful
gear. 1t is lagre. beautiful Journal. full
of plain, practical reliable, most usefM in.
formation, for every man, womaL and child,
II prints every year 700 TO 800 original En-
cravings Of labor-saving, labor helping
contrivances, many Of them home mate
also of animals, plants, construction of
buildings, ETC., etc. The american Agri-
culturist also constantly publishes expos
ures of the various humbugs and swindlers
that prey upon the people with their srtful
schemes These exposures save tens of
thousands Of dollars to its readers every
year.
With all It's splendid features, and an out
lay of over $25, 900 year in collecting and
preparing information, engraviugs, etc..
The circulation Is 80 large that It is suppl.
ed to subscribers, postpaid, for only $3.50
each year.
We are happy to announce that We have
made arrangements to furnish to cash cub.
scribers, BOTH the Weekly Press and Da-
kotaian aud the American Agriculturist, for
the small cum of only $500 year, both
postpaid, which il but triae over five
cents week. Who will not smoke one
cigar less . week, or save five cents from
some other needless expenditure, if necessa-
ry, to constantly supply himself aud family
With both of these journals? Remember,
only $500 pays for the Weekly Press and
Dakotaian and the American Agriculturist,
both sent postpaid for q WHOLE YEAR.
Please tell your neighbors of this.
Send in your subscription at once. The
American Agriculturist is just entering its
38th Annual Volume, and now il the time
to subscribe.
AND STILL BETTER.
The publishers Of the American Agricul-
turist have secured Marshalrs new, large
magnificent STEEL PLATE, "THE FAR.
NER's PRIDE" one of the finest works oi
this great artist, whose pictures Of Wash.
ington and Lincoln are of world wide repu.
tation. So fine is this new work that Mr.
Marshall received $1,000 for engraving the
steel plate alone. 1t was 40 highly valued
that thirty good judges subscribed $25 each
for 80 copies Of the first or artist proofs, and
no copy Of the picture can be bought fol
less than $500.
But the publishers of the American Ag
riculturist, have just secured the Plate, and
having the large facilities for multiplying
it, they propose to present this Splendid En-
craving, on fine plate paper az 2S), deliv'
cred postpaid, TO every subscriber for volum,
3S Of that Journal, who sends 20 cents extrs
TO cover cost of packing, mailing, and posta =
on the engraving.
THEREFORE
Subscribers can secure, through this Office
the Weekly Press & Dakotaian and tn
American Agricultural both post paid TO
one year; and also delivered free) cop,
of the above named Steel Plate Engraving
that will be great adornment to every hom
ALL THREE for the small sum Of onl,
$500.
D0The three would be CHEAP at S
or$lO.
The Weekly Press and 0akotalun and the Wesi
~ laeess0esan, the best political and new
journal in the vest both one year for S:
All the shove, viz: american Agrieslturi
and E.grayi.g, Weekly Inter Ocean, an
Weekly Pre.s and Dakotaian, post. paid, on
year, for 1915.