davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-01-20

rLoun-was aaaiu duli md nop,na,,y no oa,,or.
onses M @ VI iot concessions. sues "efn 1hi't
w. % us spts ~ ~ ~ ~ .,' ous".ao aoF
pateas' 'lu oels no gfadc at *lo&t+W: una lu btla
buekwieak nolF private terms. Total. 4t0 brs.
Expurt extrns Nsra ot,ptCd Mt 4; ;t7s in ancta nnd
aoubn GRIN DO mt E7sane; >0' '''A
0rnEN MILLsTUSRs-SRIos wore cars bran Mt
Sl008ll1 per toni cars mtlutin0s at sIl.7s@l+9;
cnrs shorts at III ~ nnd thrra r., hrnt .rrcnnngs
tE,ma1s m ner i'm f,nr,e corr.,unvi ~.s no,,nni
nj III m ,wr Inn nm trrrk
sttlSt HliEAt-Wns only moderately active, at
tmes vSry 9n,et ana geuen,ly enscr rho 'unrkot
GeloM tne a1est prices ot SATURDAY l'ondon and the
Eh4llsh lfd French country markets woro reporttd
nslrn and nnnt mt nur rncoint, ,,ora In r,"r rra
o.,n,.s., ~ .ss. ,.L, I , p'o ~ ,' ...ss. N''a
aApetseu ~ 'pe'eMso' 4is ca'usea ING carry weak
Nh w Eeacui set ~ MneE t!le ehey tccEfa!ne
willis sog,p rntaf iruu byInv wNs tunn in EastI.rn
Accaunt NJ ti.2H nHd Iulow nr Anvcl This wls lilo
psincIp tlenlHfl 1T tic ay und tic mafktt utter.
wuFtjs scve 10 10 ciIoiY s.istntnnd j,r liza naif
lilt blYprn wttId rC1nspnr IL tfa n1 RI IT sin,Ij
urnly 1enrlst,. innny operators buiev'nR th"t
Mys - sEi,ntry sH.l9 mts. ~, ~" S{s4 f Sn nEn @
Month. tas Soa VIZ tae. sios1uv 1T wIife
NJ. In Kuti1 h13nt, closing Ut {{jL III Drlii-
nnfy nulecA HHlt1f March opened IT $21s 2A, de-
CIHeu 10 &lG& IHpfuFGu to $l.af. md settled bnck
" $L:1A Ut tho clGse. HeliGr fobFunry sold nj fsN
tSfts H!nsnk r. ti[,s se9e tn0 tnbfttn WaE heleIy
, 1880-01-20


WATSON, La GltAN0E 1 UIDsoN,
% Wall.st. t2l rlno-st+
New York, San Francisco,
BANKERS AND DHoKEls.
epec'h' facilities and advantages In furnishing
IE11rfMATEs MINING lNvEsTMENTs.
Inquiries checrfutty answered.
SELL rOuH UNITED STATES bombs
And socuro handsome premium, md
HuT COuk COUNTY OFT WEST CHICAGO rEn
CENT l}OND9.
An eQac,y good security. IsarInE hiaher ratio Of
Interest,"
CHARLES iENnOTIN,
sM Washfnxton-st
ElELD, L1NDLEY 4 CO.,
New YORK,
s. La sa'lo.st. Chicago.
sTucKs.
Members OF N. \. Stock Exchange.
ALBERT NJ. DAY, Manager.
TnAsK FNANc1s,
bankers and Hrokcrs,
70 NliOADwAY. N. r.
Members Of tho New YORK Stuck Exchange
and New York Mining stock ExchntxD.
Ait esnssrs Of Securities bought ind Rod Commits.
sion nnd CAtrtud on NnrRths.
nuily Market Letters sent to Customers.
, 1880-01-20

FQMEI0N.
LONDON, Jun. 1o--5 p. u,.-Consols, o. l5-lg.
AtnercRn sccurItics-New IL, I055i; 4iis, Ill;
a., 107af; Illinois Contral lU7; Pcnnsylvnin Ceu-
trtl, 6.1i; Eric, 45A; seconds, 0in; Heading,
B5i.
Silver, 60l150Hl.
NEistIN. Jan. ly.-The statement Of the I'M
porlai LINK OF OcrnlnMy shows I'LL lncreaae III
specie OF p,tE LOO marks.
PAlus, jan. io-Nentes, SIT 67hc.
, 1880-01-20
: KAN6Aa CITY.

BpttfaI DlspaleA 70 IN CAlfaQo TftbunA
KANyAs CtrY, No. Jan. la-OMA,N-Tho Prts
current reportss Whaal-AeooIpts, 1,ab bu, Nv.
cash tll January, tlias No. cash. tllbk Janaa!
@ H. GESt91NiioYslp,s ~ q ~ WI s1gmsat'' ~"
, 1880-01-20

Leeds !uvlGs An assessilcDt Of 10 ccrts.
p0sT0H.
nnsrsH, Jan. 1o.Jrho following are the oloslpx
quutAttoNs for copper atUcks:
tAiuart l1oc1u.. .39{ wable .......,,,,. GI
Goppsf Falss...,... 10utncy .......,......... 1Ix
bEaukin''" ,...,..,. u ll1!d9u,.....,+..,...... W
, 1880-01-20
PEORIA

PEORIA. Jan. N-QNAtS-Cosn aetiye and lover!
htRh lnl1ad. H1&1astol uSw. nGot4e, Oats dull ana
e1sys y ny. white. as4ne hys da au. 7ss'sHs ~.
tlasT nnishe4 vuods oa thu baiis OS tlM.
, 1880-01-20

.'Cotton opened hrtn Mt l3c for February and
la23o for March. It closed barely steady ut laSlc
for February and 1a0to for blarch. Tho New
York Daily Dtsilttin Of Saturday says tho most
decided influence, SO fur US shown, wns tu bt
found In the full run Of receipts for tho week Mt
the Interior towns. Operators fos rlsn hnys
. been quietly, and In soms rascs openly calcu-
lattng upon falling ott Mt the points named,
and failure to realize thelr expectations has
brought about aomo reyulsion Of feeling aud
auorded tholr opponents vantage ground OF
much Importance. There Ia .lso IN absence or
ouylng-ordcfs from most outside Sourc.x, anil
'generllly more oontrnots could Ds found on sale
than thero were castolners In waiting. The
Manchester otorltan Of Jan. 10 said:
- There y ysry littlo ohan9e 4. tho condition
Pr'ecs. There il i very ialr amount Of inq;iiry
priess oGeEea ure iosaeient 70 % 6ii,ss % e,owt l'
business. LII aoa.D departments. SUCH u yarno
ior Calcutta, Madras, and ch.!a, ,sulcs or mud
Art urIu, b1tt not active. -
OAtatslo atonks we're quoted Of, Saturday; Dem
yer i lilo Graudc, say IsHG4o; Colorado Ccu.rnl
1mproyo11ent Company trmtr,-;Ux hid; md
Iowa Central down To laal34. There was no
quotation for Flint s. Pnru Mlsqtutte. Ths
Ssw street. quotation fur uosto,, Hartford &
Ht4o xtts 2.S@sA.
Aosatter 4 aoldsnald, of 1,ondon, giye the 70.
stew of tho silvaf movement for lR1,l:
Tho prinutpal fleiuanl for silver has bccn for
India, tho shipments ththrr huvtuH been tyur
fi1 an1 aalf iHtl!ionA sterling, but Il, tho carly
part Of the year about IAfi0u ind thrr..-tlllAc.
ttrs WGts 1akcn for AustrlH- Tht inltxlrts and
s8Fet1s fts lho last four ycars havo beer, Us Io.
loxe:
imports Erpors
1Ee !R1l 9ouyoQ RltU00oo
se.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. a9u0.0@ l9NO.d0u
sate .'.,,....s.............. .lHM40 u.Ai.Nt
ssN N.,+.............,..,....'ll llaD,VU 1ltA0.00
fup. AlatTca tho Imports hxva boon rs!hcr
MtftF hAt' " ls'H amounting to abuut - NO.
MniM over kN1AA0 lla1 kecp exported thlther.
From GeftnAuy ah1u& tdrec-NNnttcrau Ut u Nl!llrVl
NAy.
The aaao nsn report tho imports as,tl exports
- imports. Exp0rx
ts.. .'..'..-.....s.''..'...s... 9gD fllgO, 09
ss.t t.'".s....---.s....,..... MG%hDn H)I0N.ND
is:S is S'''''''''s'''''.+''''.'.. !s.M9nHn AgM
Ffvn. Australia tho arrivals h,yo bteu ouly
era ood, Asatnst about II W.! wv ~ The prGyiuua
y~4r. -
QAsols vpeasd and cioscd at " ia.lA
0orkltNM1s1 AoSpA .
~ T. q M:;;;.s.'..s.'''..'...".'"llg i9!4
~ G. bsN = ~ NeL.."'.ss't.'.t.s..ss..!sNs !sNsN H
~ ,a.,xn
EpHElOk xxcHAHoE.
ENt8l4Nl f!sN
n5!H PtsH
sNN%atls&kd..s%..s' 's..sss.....ss-..+ss.7!kN gs43
N@4eAS1 "ss-' ss~$s. ..e~..<t+.sss- ;. NJ
, 1880-01-20
MILWAUKEE,

Spteial Dtspdteh to Ihe Chicago Tribune.
M1LwAuKEE, Jan. l9.-T'ho warehDusetnsn REPORT
tho stock Of Xran In store hero on Monday Jau H.
nv foil
, 1880-01-20
sInyfIaVfLLE.

LOUISVILLE, Ry. Jun. la-curToA-y1rm a. lB4e
fLopN-Dnll and unchanged.
GhA1A-WhaAt-NxE*at dull Nd saa.ss At ~ 59lA
, 1880-01-20

Tile FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CHICAGO
LAS for sale large limo Of choice nnd per cont
ttnIleonA Frat
MOHTGAGE BONDS.
Milwaukee Il ". Paul 1sts. brarfng7 par cont duo In
luk4 hrc for Bato at 1Ui}& And interest,"
, 1880-01-20

SAN FILANclsCo. Cal, Jun, 1u.-Tho following
are tho closing quotations ut the Stock board;
, 1880-01-20

6hENF pulls. won't Gstlnih{Nd. u
hu5fBEtt1WM.u quiet uud ateatly. Tho howa from
the pnerc: BILL d!scduta1inE 10 ogTurs, ana serves
sa s.ock The t.si'syyl states ~ .,,at
district. flg ns Df last w1ok carried nuay NIL tic
AnUw ard dlta much damage hy tuUds Al 1ver thu
being on tho liaek ltyur, wharo sumo mill and lug-
, 1880-01-20

6ptetat Dspateh to TAs CAkdpo Tttbune,
, NEW Yong. Jnn. M-0nA1a-Whes. values optot
and unseltlsd. chiefly through speeuts tye ma,pu,e.
.toni winter gradea VI wheat III more request tor
easly dsllyssy. mainly for shipment and advanced
shout 36sla PER bu On comparatively uuasspte o0us-
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-03
SEE ADVERTISEMENT,
PHARMACIST AND CHEMIST.
CALL AND SEE US.
NEGRO EMIGRANTs.

Kansas Hes Received About Is 900 of tho
Southern Refugees.
Topeka, Kan Dec. 3l.-A staff cores
pondent of the Chicago Inter Ocean, who
has been making an investigation of the
exodus in-Ksnsas during four weeks trav-
Ell through the state, writes q letter from
the number of refugees in this state ut 15,-
600. OF these he thinks probably one-ffth
are able to buy q little land and are making
good progress in farming. Most If the
balance have found through the Freedman's
relief association places as laborers and
give good satisfaction, and in no county did
he find them applicants or burdened or cor.
poration charities, but the demand for
these laborer. has been stretched to its full
est capacity, as the accumulation Of refugees
II the barracks, now 700, for whom no
places can be found. clearly indicates.
Judging from what he has learned from
the refugees themselves, end from the in.
cressiDg number. now from twenty-five to
tifty-ive arriving every day, the Iuter-O Ocean
representative predicts that the movement
to Kansas will soon assume such prspor-
lions again az 10 astOnish the country, and
unless the tide can be tur0ed or the chart
ty Of the north more readily bestowed, that
the suffering which the relief committee
although laboring faithfully with the
means at their command. has not been en-
t,rely able to relieve during the recent cold
weather, will soon be- turned into, gen eral
destitution aud great suffering among th.
pauper refugees.
The Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fs rail.
road company commences run
ming regular trains Tomorrow to Arkansas
City, which is on the line bet Kansas
and the Indian territory.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-03
TEI:E SUM for l8ao.

THE SUN will deal with the events Of the year
lssO N its WI fashion. now pretty we'll UNDER
Der u it will be conducted as . newspaper. writ
ten in the English language, and printed for the
As = newspaper, THE SUN believes in getting
all the news Of the world promptly, and present.
ing it in the most ineligible shape-the shape
that will enable its readers to keep well abreast
tare Of time. The greatest interestto the great.
est n~umber-that is the law controlling its daily
makeup. 1t now has q circulation very much
e taiEsr ana. am in soy e' whic A% e IS II a HfetTf mss er:n ana
ed to spend liberanv for the benefit of its read.
ers. People OF all ways of thinking buy and
read The SUN u they all derive Satisfaction
buying and reading 1t.
II It's on men and affairs. The SUN
believes that the only guide Of policy should be
principles and backed by honesty of purpose
For this reason 1t IS, and will continue to be.
absolutely independent of party, class, clique.
none. 1t will continue to praise what Is good
and repr0bate what is evil, taking care, that Its
language Is TO the point and plain. beyond the
hurnced BY motives that do not appear on the
surface ; it has no opinions to sell. save those
which may be had BY any purchaser for two
cents. ,h IL mates Injustice and rascaiity even
hOrs frauds, pities fools. and deplorps nincOm-
Poops OF every species. 1t viii continue
throughout the year lsso to chastlse the arsi
class, instruct the second, and diScOuntenance
the third. All honest men, with honest convic.
ttots: whether sound or mistaken are its friends
And THE SUN make no ZONES Of telling the
ever occasion arises for plain speaking.
These are the principles upon which THe sun
will be conducted during the year to come.
American can afford tp close his eyes to pubii.
aRahs. 1t is impossible 10 exaggerate the i'm.
7. ". ENGLAND.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-03
A REVELATION BURST

Upon the public press and medical profess
sion, when, over twenty-five years ago,
that grand result of medical research and
synthetic skill. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
was given to the world. Soon after it had
started on its curative mission it was dis.
covered that the botanic properties far
surpassed those Of the approved mineral
remedies Of the day. Not the least among
the good consequences of its general use
has been to disabuse mems minds of many
absurd medical fallacies, and to demonstrate
the superiority Of vegetable remedies. 1t
conquers and prevents malarial fevers, dys.
pepsia, chronic constipation, a tendency to
kidney and bladder ailments and rheuma.
tism, and is Of the greatest value in cases
of bodily trouble arising from weakness.
Old people are greatly aided by 1t, and it is
highly serviceable to convalescents and
ladies in delicate health. 1t is moreover, a
useful medicine to take with one on long
journeys, and %counteracts the effects o.
mental exhaustion.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-03
ONE OF THE BL,zzAeo's VICTIMS.
Fargo Republican.

- Fargo Republican.
Last Saturday afternoon the unfortunate
German lad, Julius Bellau, who vas 40 bad
~ frozen a short time ago, submitted to the
amputation Of both his hands. The opera
tion was very skillfully and successfully
performed by Dr.. E. NJ. Darrow, Dr.. r. T.
Rolph giving ether. They were assisted by
F. L. Hall, a student in DR.. DIS office, and
Mr.. Robinson, the best nurse in the Red
River vallev. The patient was under the
influence Of ether not fifty minutes. Both
hands were removed in that time with the
loss of scarcely an ounce of blood. The
poor boy seemed surprised On recovering
from the influence of the anesthetic to find
himself minus his hands. He is doing we'll,
but his feet we're also 40 badly frozen that it
will be necessary to amputate a portion of
one and perhaps both as soon as he recovers
sufficiently to bear the operation. Dr.. Oar
row is a young man, bu, his success in this
and other surgical operations has placed
him at the head Of his profession in the
valley, and he is making a reputation a. \
-killful and successful surgeon that il not
confined to Dakota.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-03
EDEN REJOICING.
Eden Sun.

r.
At the election held in Yank.on las,
Tuesday to vote on the proposition of issu-
ing $4,000 in aid Of the Milwaukee road,
the proposition carried by a majority Of
642 out # 651 votes cast. This shows that
the people of Yankton are in earnest about
the road, aud are sure to get it. The vote
throws aside all doubt as far as Eden il
Concerned, and establishes the fact that We
will have a railroad junction here early in
the epring. The vote of Yankton was some
significance in the future progress of the
Milwaukee road, and on what aid that city
would give or do was of no small interest
to the entire line of road as far as this branch
is concerned. Now that question is settled,
and We know beyond the least doubt tina,
Eden's future az 4 railroad town 10 guaran.
teed. Our people have reason to be thank
full that n important question is settled
which concerns them and the town. W.
can now safely prepare for . lively future 70,
our active little town.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-03
COMPLIMENTS OF THE SEASON.

Prof. A. Fellner wishes to inform the
music loving people Of Yankton aud vicinity
that his first term Of vocal teaching here
has been very successful and satisfactory,
for which he hereby expresses his grateful
thanks to his patrons. The second term of
vocal teaching will commence Immediately
after New Year and he respectfully ~solicits
the patronage Of all persons Who wish to
cultivate their voices and musical talents.
Price for a term Of twenty-five lessons, $40.
Please address postofice box 3lS.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-03
ssf Daily 2rsss ssa 2alstatas
vAhKToN oAsoYA
Saturday Evening, Jan. 3, 1880.
vAkxToM
eoisox's ELECTRIC Llcn1,
A Description Of b Now p.o-,..a g..
cess.

sPssoo o. tue Vow "a OmlseA Sane
Cincinnati %Commercia,.
What Of the Edison lamp? IL ran hs
made 1t u cost Of TWENTY-FIVE cents. In l..
slmPiest form II IL ~ cheap u, q gas tin. IL
49, plain glas. Z ODE, about the siz. of -
small orange or large lemon. In the bottom
~ htted . metallic stopper, through which
Tue copper wires pass, and a strip of car.
oor'zed paper, shaped like a horseshoe,
connec . the wires The air is exhausted f.
!he globe. Turn on the electricity, which
u quite az simple an operation az turning
On gas, and the carbon becomes and remains
luminous, giving out . soft, brilliant, power
Iul light, and the wick endures. No limi,
70 Its endurance has been found. No
matches are needed to strike a light. You
.0ucn the Key and there ia your illumination.
The glass globe does not become heated. I,
grows warm, but by no possibility can there
1e any combustion. Break the glass and
the llght ia Instantly and utterly e%xlinpuish.
I'd. The moment the air cutters the lirht ia
out. 1t would br perfectly safe, therefore.
10 use such a light IN a powder magazine. Il
Will be OF ineslimable advantage on shin.
board. 1t can be employed with the han.
plest results in mines heretofore extra haz.
ardous. 1t will, by at once abolishinp The
use Of matches in our houses, and introduc.
ing a light that neither heats nor enkindIes
vastly reduce the liability of fires. and Tins
speedily put down the rate Of insurance.
This Ii will do away with the necessity
of heat in we'll lighted apartments. One
can produce a dazzling illumination without
changing the temperature.
A thoro IN mn oou,bu.:,- H..
smoke, so that this is the light long sought
for picture galleries. Wherever a wire can
be sire ched light may be cheaply produced,
20 there will be no excuse for dark alleys.
Inns Will De the terror of burglare, for by
the noiseless touching Of u key not only an
apartment but an entire house may be in.
stantly flooded with light. to the terror and
disconfiture of all who seek darkness that
they may do evil.
1t is a light that does not harm the ey es.
and that may be shaded and regulated at
pieasure-combining the sof,ness of the oil
lamp with the splendor Of the burning Of
points.
The opinion is not entertained that an
entire city could be supplied with electricity
from = single establishment. New York,
for instance, is to be divided into twelve
districts, each receiving the magical current
from an independent centre. From four to
six districts under this system would COM
prehend the compact portion Of Cincinnati.
Edison's favorite theory on the subject is
that the gas companies will be glad to buy
the right of lighting under his invention,
and that the wires will be conveyed through
gas pipes, the new lamps being simply
screwed on where the gas tips are found.
Very fine insulated wire will eufice. All
the appointments are simple.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-03
A PIECE OF OUR EARTHQUAKE.
Springfield Times.

Springfield Times. 2
The people of Ysnkton we're shaken up
by sn earthquake Monday nigh. The
shock was very distinct. aud was sccompa-
MED bV q rumbliDg sound similar 10 ihun-
der. 1t extended as far west as Fort Suiiy,
but we have yet to learn that any person
noticed the shock in this Immediate locali-
". Sheriff Ptak says thst having Just re-
turned from Hutchinson county Sunday
evening, and being engaged 10 writing in
his house al Haveljek, be Vas euddeply
etartled by the violent shaking of the house
and himself. He Dol determined that an
earthquake had come along, aud wss about
right. On taking out his watch he saw that
it was just IL 80 O'Clock,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-03


Fargo. Dakosa. DEC. s. -Ths Brughusss
trial opened this mosnisg vita Tie
cFos-sxa0insiion Of the apout, which elici.
ted no new iscu. Foiiostag Rssghuies
were witnesses To his good character. Capt.
Wm. Harmon, Of Fort Lincoln, bad known
him since 1870, aud his reputation for
peace was most excellent. ~. r. w.
Evans, chief Of scouts u Fort X gh, vas
not pc mitted 70 testify, but Geo. Miles,
when placed upon the stAnd, WAS treated
more generously. He has known the de.
iendant since the November subsequen. 70
the crime charged, and found him quiet and
%,sw-abiding. His services to the govern.
ment had been very valuable. and always
reliable. His information had preven,.d
the junction Of Crazy Horse aud Sitting
Bull in January, 1877. Gen. Miles stat.d
that Brughuler told him bis story when be
came into his employ, and his advice IL
him was to take some money to employ
counsel with. Brughuier was always anx.
ious and willing to meet the indictments
against him. The counsel for the govern
ment and the defendant summed up the
case. The former held that the blow was
unnecessarily severe, and the latter that j,
was in selfdefense.
After half an hours d%eliberation the jury
returned a verdict of acquiltal. The audi.
ence Joined in enthusiastic applause, and
the whole crowd pressed around the scout
to shower their congratulations upon him.
Gen. Miles was a conspicuous figure 10 the
crowd. He was never happier over another
man's escape.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-03

p~ortance Of the political events which It has in
store, or the necessity OF resolute vigilance on
the government that the founders gave Us. The
debates and acts of Congress. the Ntterances Of
the press. the exciting contests Of the Republi-
can and eemocratic parties, now nearly equal in
drift Of public sentiment. will all bear directly
and effectively p the twenty fourth Presi-
Dental election. to be reid in November. Four
ton. IS expressed at the polls, was thwaIted BY
an abominable conspiracy, the promoters aud
benefciaziss Of which still hold the Offices they
1850? The past decade Of years opened With
corrupt, extiavagant and ~insolent Administra-
ton !ntreAched at Washington. TaE sun did
soms INN e. toward ~ df1slodging the gang and
triguing to restore their leader and themselves
70 places from which they were driven by the
indigaaton Of the people. WIN they succeede
m0ment04s questions. The SUN will be on
hand to chronicle the facts as they are deyelon.
ed: and to exhibit them clearly and feariessiy In
'n fhu rels watS !. e b sSpsd 81 SSy, and right. {.
MOI 10 locking 81 the minor affairs Of life, and
~ great things . steadfast purpose to malntain
me ne fights OF the people and tue principles Of
Is prepared to write . truthful, Instructive. and
at the same time entertaining history OF ism.
Our rates OF subscription remain unchsnwed
t to. III D coInmn SUI M = lou Tour page sheet q tween
IS cents . month, OF $3.50 ! year : or. ipecsSd
ing the sunday paper. an eight-pave sheet n
nlty.six columns, the price Is 6s cents : moutS
The sunday edition ct T.ax s,tx !. a.,
hssned separately at ei.So . year, postage paid
The price Of the WKEKLY Sun. etvht r.,v.,
nity-Six columns. Is 81 = year. lsafssr M
FOR CLUB q ten sending 30 wc wii ~ =,
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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-03
AFragrant Breath and p..r,y Teeth

Are easily obtained by cleansing your teeth
daily with that justly popular dentifrice,
SOZODONT. Composed Of rare antiseptic
herbs, it imparts whiteness to the teeth, a
delicious aroma to the breath, aud preserves
intact, from youth to old age, the teeth.
Acidity Of the stomach will destroy the
strongest teeth unless ita effects are counter
acted with SOZODONT, and this pure
tooth. wash protects the dental surfaces BY
removing every impurity that adheres to
them Ask your druggist for SOZODONT.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-03
RAILROAD NOTICE.

Subscribers to the Chicago Milwaukee
and 81, Paul railway fund, Yankton divi.
sion. are requested to call at Yankton Bank
and pay twenty-five per cent of their SUBJ
scriptions. NEWTON EDMUNDs,
Treasurer Of Committee.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-03

A nice line Of silk Haudkerchiefa. ladies'
neck wear, aud fancy goods at
CHS. EIsEMAN's, Third Street.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-03
WEATHER srRIps.

For excluding dust and cold from doors
and windows. for sale by
GEO. E. HAwLEY.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-03

Milwaukee lager beer and lunch at Frank
CochrAne's.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-03

Thir,y-five cents a dozen for nice Lemons
the holidays. Nuts. Candies, 40.
Piles. Fies, R4isins, etc at reduced prices,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-03

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