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Ten Faaany GsaSBags for 0zae
fa.sas.

DO understand, Mrs. Sloan,
said tb4 magistrate. that yon
make a charge cf attempted IN
fantlci.le against your husband 9
well, not exactly that replied
Mrs. Sloan.
Your honor. the situation is
this. We have one baby q year
and half Old, and then we also
have twins just two mouths old'
Little chernbs, both of them.
Their mothers turned-up nose,
perhaps, but my eyes and my
an.iab.e EXPRESSION
His hair, 100, your HONOR said
Mrs. Sloan, his hair red,
Before we we're married, may
it please the court said Mrs.
| Sloan, 'she was fond OF abiding
| to it as auburn. But no matt'r.'
!,She went Yesterday to q wo
mans suffrage convention.
Il S. aid at home with the chill
dIcn, three OF them, your honor
| only have two arms
.When two Of tie little folks
cried, [ would setsdown Il silent
one aud carry those that scream
ed =
Then the one | put down would
begin. and i.have to pick him III
aud lay down another and then Il
would screalil. [ tried to carry
one pig bacG. but j, WAS 10 use
he would slip down and bump Ill
nose on the floor
! Imagine the situation.
1T was hard.
Il WAS ne rly wild.
Only two nursing bottles. TOO
and tue third baby yelling ike
Grow Indian while the twins Wer
, feeding.'
Could he suck his thumb : as
ed the magistrate.
Mrs. sloan won't lethim. oh
closed the gate of joy, so to speal
against her own offspring =
absolutely prohibited the CHI
L from sucking its own thumb!
Nero, in his worst days, nev'
( went that far, I imagine.
The historian forgot to mentlt
it if he did.
Precisely.
sNen. [ got along as well as
could. when in comes a boy with
note from Mrs. Sioau, sa1ns th
Mrs. Gibbs. the vice president
the convention, wanted her ba
out of the Tay while She W
.cohierring with the select conn
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THIBODAUX ~ SATURDAY, JULY l9~ 1879
sweet Smelling "gilSi:s -sssne.

Ia the drugstore of the village stood tile
sad-cyel clerk. concerned
Tn 4be 1nixi,ta of some tie medicine boss.
had lately learned
Was 4 certain never falling cure for nearly
every i'll.
That humanity fell heir 10 iil-perllaps twas
Adams will.
IT, room the smell Of native drugs, and
those from o,er the sea
Made war u2on the uostriIs, led by assafa-
tida- I
A drug with such an oder that ii held up to
the face. !.
Of a marble Julius Cesar 'twould provoke
wild srimaea. s.
The clerk had nearly finished when Il Gus
TONER came in
A middle aged round sloulderea man, iys
peptic gsunf aud thin
Who, after locking roun!! awhile and clear
ing out his throat. i
Drew a bottle from :. pocket in the lining
OF his coat.
And said, my d:rter 'Tilda Jane sent
Nong with NE to gil
Some fash 'nable peFfumery-don't know
the name nfit-
But she said twas what the city giris-the
g'lar upper ten,
Pat on their clothes when they dress up tc
meet with gentlemen.
.'she sent this ere to get it in-she said
'twould come 70 less
If she furnished her own bottle she's
right, rather guess
SO fill it mp with somethin' that wonl'
make the Qaeen OF Spain
Tnrn up her nose in raptur' if she smclt &
'TiIda Jane.
matilda thought nickels worth woul,
be enough to Aii
! The bottle clar up to the cork. and some t
| spare. but st1l
! | know that periunery's mighty dear. AM
/ if that ain't enoneil,
Why, here's another nickel, for she want
the best of stuff
Then the clerk explained that perfume
with it's odor sweet and keen.
Was not measured ont III quantities an
sold like kerosene,
Bat that ii came III Walls lilere he ael'; Oh
up - view.
| Aud was retaile:i at Il dollar-twa- I'll
best thai he eouid do.
| "A dollar f,r that araposeent !" tlle rnia
ist here cried;
We'll, g sass IA. gtl wiitsllev 70 iet tin
city fter slide.
Sha though. perfume would iotc!i aim. b'
cant stand such d tx
Shell hev to 90 the bast she can wi
cloves ami sassafrax!''
-Wattet' Il. C.2,c{tts, IN Detroit Fee Pres
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"a smile costs the giver moth
ing,n Says a good writer. Dosen.t,
hey! Perhaps no., bnt we know
of Il Rocklaud man who began to
smile" four years ago, and then
cot into the. habit of generously )
giving his fiiendS "'smile.s'' also
He has smilpd away a house ahi
lot, a span OF horses, a good huSi
ness aud his soul ana character
R0chlaRd Courier.
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comes the rgeant-at-arins with
Mrs. Gib0'S baby for ne to take
care of.
:That made four.
Your homer, if Mrs. Gibbs baby
grows up and becomes ii miss ion
ary lie can preach to the brethren
in Africa without leaving home.
He has voice like a iog-horn.
so he tuned in aid cried, aud
the other babies cried tor SYM
p"thy.3
1t was hard.
'Uard! Well. / III an accommo
dating man, ~ | pi,t one twin in
one cradle and rocked it with my
right foot, and puf the other iii
another cradle and rocked it with
MY left foot, thea | sat Gibbs
baby on one knee and Johnny on
the other, and by peculiar mo
ton OF my legs kept all fout III
motion.
'WeIl, sir, just as calmness be
gan to prevail. in cores the ser
geani at arms again with the
ss.cretary's baby.
Said Mrs. Sloan had sent it
while the secretary wrote up he"
inmates and woai,In't [ please
look after it for /, While +!
Was it asleep.
We'll, no.
Now don't want to exaggerate
your honor.
L am under oath, and | shall
endeavol to state the fact mildly.
'But | am sadly mistaken if
yon couldn't blow a church organ
with tie >ecretaiyfs baby's left
!ulg!
1T wIooped anl ha.lowtd iii
such manner aS to alarm ine.
Then Gibbs baby Joined III,
anl then gave rs il duet.
Pretty soon Our three turned
up Ior ii Chorus, aud Well, SAP
pose u whole orphan asylum
should suddenly have a spasnl oi
sf.>aache ache. and you can form
some IDEA OF the racket.
'Janitl r you quiet then b,
singing tn them.
NO sir; you couldn't have heart
Il base dram iii that ROOM
What did you do!
L gave the family B.b'e to ont
G twin. and put Webstel's Unabr',
1tli Dictionary Oh the lap of tht
other, merely to play with.
! r.io!@ht I'll 90 down stairs ant
aet sotue mill, fu! the whole crowd
L did.
>}'il,.n | came up, as | hat
t only TWO Nursing bottles, | emi
tied i bottle Of bair renovatoI
i which Mrs. Sloan uses-
L ,lon'tH
$ 'Ans! a castor1oii bottle.
i put the milk III these an'l il
2 an old parrgoric BOTTLE punche'
holes through the cork, and hand
ed thein around.
, when [ came to the twins
!, they had the Bible and the dit
J. tionary lying right on their DO
2, SONS, and they wele blue in tn
4 face; too heavy, your honor! s
/ had to pick them up and sous
s a couple Of times in the bath til
IT. to brin. them to; and when | &C
% back into the room with them.
- found Gibbs. baby i'll Spasm
. from the taste OF the hair rest
q. rer, ana the secretagy's baby ha
\ swallowed the cork. and the OF
er child looked as IF the castor o
4 bottle somehow had not agree
with it.
y ..Anlnute later in came Mr.
:. Sloan and he secretary and Mr.
% Gibbs, and they hustled me on
- Il don't know what happene
o. after that. but believe it was oil
Gibbs put Mrs. Sloan npt TO chars
H. me with murder.
+! The case is dismissed,' sa'
the iustice aad the Sloans wit
Ks drew.
Dt Mrs. Sloan has hired a nurs
H. Max Adelar.
Ia A considerable number OF c'
m ored people have left our pari'
# during the week. Nearly all
ry them going to New Orleans. v
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Persons having painting to
do should buy prepared paints
from S. Z. GrisamOre.
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There is an article from Geor
gia paper neing extensively cop
led, that relates the trdn>foFlna-
tioi, of a hen iato Il roY>tef. InerG
is nothing remarkable NJ this. a
Rocklaad man has ii Whole flock
Of hens that turn into r"oster'
every night.-Roektaad Courier
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The Mildly aud the Lady.-A
well merited repartee was dealt
by a smart midshipman to the
daughter of NC. b. at ball
given by the lat4e to the naval
officers on the North Pacific Sta
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A considerable number OF col
ored people have left our parish
during the week. Nearly all OF
| them going to New Orleans. We
| inquired of Il number of them
whittier they intended going after
reaching New Orleans. and IL
though they were somewhat Eeti-
cent ou that point, still from the
drift Of their conversation we
judged their thoughts were of
/ Kansas. It is no use denying the
| fact that the fever has struck this
parish. and we wonld not be the
least surprised to see a large mum
Der of colored people leaving here
shortly. AS labor will then be
come scarce in onr parish, II
would be we'll for onr planters to
begin looking around for hands
to harvest the coming crops.
r There are plenty OF white iaborer
in the North anxious for employ
, ment and they would be gltl t
spend the winter in our genla
cline. We would therefore 81
7 be warned in time and p"epar
a for the emergency. = Iberr,t
L South.
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New Sensation !!
NJ U r PHI Y !!
The Cheapest Man Under the Sun,
j. S. CRADLES
Auction House.
DRY GOODS!
Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes,
-CARPET rs
SECONDHAND FURNITURE. STOVES, &C.
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
The following secondhand goods:
One High Maple Bedstead One Maple
Bureau with Mirror; Two doz Hard Wood
Chairs; One Second. hand Grover & Baker
Sewing Machine in order 2 Second hand
.Bedsteads; l Large Coal Stove; Bureau
Washstand; Repp Lounge Marble-Top
Center Table, One Sofa, Parlor set, 6 pieces,
desirable Hat-Rack, l large Mirror, One
Extension Table, Rocker, 2 childs' high
Chairs, 9 Window Curtains with fixtures, 2
Door Mats, Aiilliners' Show Case, Six
Store Counter Stools, One Shoe Float, One
Ladies' Form, Two large Oil Chromos with
gilt frames), One Babcock Fire Extinguish-
er, One Fire-Proof Safe (nearly new,
Two Butter, or Lard Tryere; Three
Patent Molasses Gates, Two Tea Cans,
Forty joints Stove Pipe, Four new Rocking
Chairs, One Case Spool Silk, very cheap !;
One Black Walnut Book Case One Chamber
Set solid oak Bedstead, Bureau with Mir
ror, and Wsshstand, less than half price One
Black Walnut Crib; One Center Table One
Second. Hand Singer Sewing Machine; One
Hard Wood Table; large Hard Coal Stove :;
One small Wood Stove and joints pipe; ;
One Center Table, with folding leaves; Ten
Bedsteads One Soft Coal Stove Four Bed
Mattresses; One Second Hand Sofa Oil
Tank, with patent gauge; Oil Tanks 2
Two Fine Steel Engravings; Forty Shoe
Boxes; Four sets Ladies' Furs, very cheap !;
Three Plain Hard Wood Chars; Two Arm
Chairs; Dishes. Glassware, &c /; Second
Hand Tinware; One New Exte. sion Table !;
One very large French Plate Mirror with
Marble Bracket Two Water Barrels; One
44-Calibre Revolver. Russian model One
New Wool Mattress one BuckSaw; Watch-
es; Revolvers, &C. &c.
One Black Hawk Stallion, about 10 years
old. will be sold Saturday, April 10Th.
Large stock Of Silk Laces, Fringes, Rib
bons, Kid Gloves, Hosiery, Shawls, Silk
Braids.
One Baby Carrisge nearly new; One Q
foot show case.
On Span Matched Black Carriage Team !;
weighing about.ten hundred each.
Twenty four large Chrome Pictures; One
Nickel plated Cartridge Rife nearly new /;
Two double barrel Shot Guns; One desir-
able Office Desk; One Child's Crib, cheap !;
Eighteen Yards new Rag Carpet; Two
Single OK Yokes; One nine feet Show Case.
For the u. S. Government, Barrels
Whisky and one Barrel Rum.
One new Black Walnut Sofa; One new
Black Walnut Carved Top Bedstead One
new Carpet Bed Lounge.
New consignments received twice every
week, direct.
WANTED.
A Secondhand Delivery Wagon; Second.
hand Carpets, Cook Stoves, &C., &c.
]. s. CRADLE,
Sd St., nearly opposite Post 0mce,
YANKTON, DAKOTA.
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TELEcRAPHIc eRev,TIes.
ENFoRcINE AN OLD oRp1NAN cE.

ENF0RCINE AN OLD ORDINANCE.
Rochester, N. Y, April l8,-The com
mon council. having ordered the enforce.
ment OF ordinances passed 1e years ago.
restricting the Central railroad from run.
nine Trains faster than 8 miles per hour.
blowing whistles within the citv limits
and switching trains ON street crossines
tne depot master and several engineers have
been arrested. The affair makes consider.
aole excitement, as 1t is thought the move.
ment will make necessary the removal of
inc depot from the city. As the matter
stands the railroad company must virtually
abandon Its trains. or submit to the contin.
ued arrest of officers.
SHOOTING AFFRAY.
baltimore, April 16.-Last fall shooting
afiray occurred between d. B. Hines and a
young man named James. The former
was charged with seducing James sister
The young woman died sometime ago. This
forenoon the father of the girl and Hines
met on Calhoen street and drew their pistols.
Several shots were exchanged, resulting in
the death Of James, and mortal voundinp
of Hines.
SUICIDE.
Chicago, April l6.--L. $. Chase, commits.
sion merchant, 81 Market street, committed
suicide with razor early this morning.
ARRIVAL OF STEAMERS.
New York, April 16.-Arrived: Wiscon-
sin, from Liverpool, and the Herder, from
Hamburg.
Carlo ELECTION.
Cairo, Ills, April led. Desonio, treas.
urer, Dennis Foley. clerk, and w. w. Hen
drlck, attorney are elected by small majori
ties.
THB WABASH RAILWAY.
New York. April l6-Cyrus w. Fiele
accepted the presidency of the Wabash rail
road company on consideration that as eoon
as he could find thoroughly practicable and
reliable railway man to take the place he
could resign, and in the mean time would
serve the company without charge, and that
oil suits brought against the company by
parties in New York, Ohio, Indian, Illinois
and elsewhere shall be contested to the full
extent of the law, and should it be discov-
cred that the suits have been brough. for the
purpose of depressing securities and specul.
ating in bonds and shares Of the company,
the parties shall be prosecuted for conspira-
cy. David Dudley Field was unanimously
elected counsel in New York for the COM
pany.
WILL TRY LIVE STOCK.
New York, April 16.-Com. H. Wander.
has purchased a controlling interest in the
Colorado cattle company.
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FOREIGN.


GERMANY AND THE VATICAN.
Berlin, April 16.--The ultramontane
newspaper, Germans, has reason to doubt
the authenticity of the favorable accounts
of the approaching amicable settlement be-
tween Germany and the vatican.
THE POPE CoNaRArULATEs THE czAR.
Rome, April 16.-rhe pope has sent con-
gratulations to the czar on his escape from
assassination.
SUICIDE ON ACCOUNT OF POVERTY.
Milan, April 16.-suigi Merrilli and
daughter committer suicide on account of
poverty. Merrelli va, a son of the noted
impressario.
THE wOuLD.BE ASSASSIN
St. Petersburg, April 16.-The name Of
the would be assassin of the czar is Alexan.
ander Colovieff. He is school master of
Targpez, government of Pleskov. He will
be tried by the highest criminal tribunal.
The prosecuting general, Senator Leontief1,
charged with the preliminary inquiry, has
begun bis labors. The belief that the pris-
oner took poison is erroneous. He was
severlv injured by the populace, who would
have killed him but for the police.
COUNT scHouvALoFF,
Russian ambassador to England. left on
Monday for London to present letters of
recall.
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ALEXANDER MIrcnELu's ROAD.
Special to St. Paul Pioneer-Press.

Special to st. Paul Pioneer-Press.
Milwaukee, April 12.--Referring to the
statement that an effort is being made to
induce the Chicago, Milwaukee and St.
raui railroad company to extend it's line
from I Cedar Rapids, Ia, to Kansas City,
Hon. Alexander Mitchell says, II have no
doubt the people of that section desire :
direct connection with Milwaukee through
the medium Of the st. Paul company; but
noth'ng ,sa will be done toward gratifying
th's desire the present season. The ST.
Paul company have their hands full nj.
ready. ready The intention is to reach the Mis-.
soorl y. rlver this year If possible by extend
ing the Black Hills line west ward from
pattersonville. We shall reach the, James
river easily early this fall, but do not pro.
pose to stop there. The work will be car.
ried forward vigorously beyond the James
river and as much of the 1876 miles inter-
7ening between Pattersonville and the Mie-
souri, traversed as possible. We may hot
be able to reach the Missouri before winter
sets in, but the intention is to progress in
that direction as far as possible.
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FOUR PER CENT BONDS.

Washington, April lG-The following
circular was issued this afternoon.
Treasury department, Secretary of the
treasurer's o61ce.-At one half of one per
cent. above par and accrued interest to date,
subscriptions Of $15OOO0O3o will be re-
ceived to the four per cent. funding loan of
the United States in denominations and
coupon bonds of $50. 800, $500 and $1,.
600, and registered bonds of $50, 800,
$500. 81 900 5000 $4,000, the proceeds
to be applied to the redemption Of lo-4e
bonds. In addition to this amount there
are $44,556, 800 of these bonds being the
residue of the sum needed. The
1910 bonds will be reserved for the conver.
sion of $40 refunding certificates. The
bonds offered are redeemable July 1st, 1907,
and bear interest payable quarterly on the
1st of January, April, July and October of
each year, and are exempt from the payment
taxes or duties to the United States, as we'll
as from taxation In any form by or under
state or municipal local authorities. Com.
mission will be allowed on all subscriptions
of 81, 900 or over of of one per cent, to be
paid by the department by draft on receipt Of
full payment. The bonds will be transmitted
free of charge to subscribers. Applications
should specify the amount and denomins
tions required, and for registered bonds the
full name and postoflce address of the per.
son to whom the bonds shall be msde pay
able. All national banks, upon complying
with section 5,143 of the revised statutes Of
the United States, are again invited to be.
come financial agents of the government
and repositories of public money received
on the sale of these bonds. All banks,
bankers, postmasters and other public off,
GERS, and al other persons are invited to
aid in placing these bonds.
They can make their arrangements through
national banks for the deposit of the pur-
chase money. Money received BY deposi.
tory banks on account of subscriptions will
remain on deposit with said banks. subject
to the order Of the treasurer, to meet calls
for the redemption of 1910 bonds, which
will be issued from time to time as they
may direct. Payments may be made to the
treasurer of the United States at Washing
ton, or assistant treasurers at principal
Cities
The rest Of the circular details the meth
cd in which payments are to be made, and
the terms on which 10-40s will be exchang-
ed for 4 per cents.
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HAZEN.STANLEY.
FURTHER TESTIMONY,

New York, April 16,-In the Stanley
court martial, Gen. Alex Mcdowell, Nc.
Cook said he had asked Gen. Stanley why
he pushed Gen. Haxen 80, and he said Ha-
zen was trying to worm himself into the
new administration, that the people in
Washington did not know Hazen, and
Stanley proposed they should know
him, because the first thing they
were swsre Of he would push himself into
. brigsdler genralship. snd this wltnesa
proposed TO put . stop 70. Though Col.
Stanley made 90 ihrssts agsiost Hazsu. he
meant be would proceed officially against
him. Stanley did no, ssy anything about
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10 Agreement between him and H.zen ,h.,
"e should say nothing or do nothing .p.,n.t
A''n. stanley's language was unfavorab)e
~ =. i1azen' but was spoken in a very agrees.
u.e =. way. Stanley said he told Hazen At
Fort Rice that he was coward and . Ia.
ana witness thought it was at Critteuden,s
.1ole that Stanley said his main object va.
70 prevent Hazen's promotion at Washing
ton.
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By TELEGRAPH
WALL STREET.
New York k,'April l6.

WALL STREET.
New York, April l6.
Moneys per cent.
Goverments-Firm.
Stocks-G Generally strong.
NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, April l6.
WHEAT-Spring a shade better and more
active; winter, dull. No. spring, 991c
for May.
CoRN-Dull at 42l@42lc.
OATs-Dull; 3l@3lAc.
RYE-Unchanged.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, April l6.
WHEAT-Firm and a shade better SIC
for cash; sSsc for May; S95c for June.
CoRN-steadier; 333c for cash; s4sc for
May; 34sc for June.
OATs-Firm ). 23c for cash; 25.c for
May.
RYE-464c.
BARLEY-70c.
Winter storage expired to-day causing an
apparent advance in cash grain.
MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee, April l6.
WHEAT-3@1c lower; hard, 964c. No
l, 93c. No.2, SIC for cash sSsc for May !;
9olc for June. No. 3. 75c. No. 4, ZIG
CoRN-Quiet at Soc.
OATs-249c.
RYE-46c.
BARLEY-6Oc.
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Geo. =. Dix, resideut dentist, office Saw
yer's block.
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WASHINGTON.


APPOINTMENT.
Washington. April 16.-The president
has nominated Edwin w. Keilleigh to be
third auditor of the treasury.
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A fine lot Of baby carriages just received
At Liudholm's Broadway furniture store.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS TUNED AND RE.
PAIRED.

&c. Graham. thoroughly competent man In
the business will give his attention to the tuning
tion guarantecd. aud terms 70 salt The tinea
Leave oryiers " Rox lSs, Yankton Postofnce.
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All.kinds Of ornamental and other grass
seeds, at BLArT 4 BuERDoRF's.
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Buy your fur hats and calf boots o1
r. A. Ketchum.
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FIRES.
IN NEW YORK,

New York, April 16.--A fire in old Full
ton market damaged the building and con-
tents to the amount of $25, 900; partly iusur-
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New and uobby styles Of hats just re-
ceived Al Harry Kata's.
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Dakota Central
STAGE LINE,
eRIKkERnoFF ! JORDAN, p,s,.;.,e,..

The stages of this line run from Yankton to,
oiyet WSterbas. @sews, Marteils Rcca.
port, Rosedale and Firesteel In nfteen hours.
leaving Yankton each morning at four O'Clock.
steel at four O'Clock .. M. and reaching Yam kt0n
at seven p. IN.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-16

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