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THE SCOTT ia W. ~ >
Hts sconrtitutionnlisy-TittWiIl be Argued
Nnsr 't.s ON g1n MerltN. s.s-!-sf r

- =. W. 1--we
CLEVELAND, O., April i'm tho motion
before the State District Court this morn
ing to reserve the case 70 the Supreme
Court, which requires the unanimous con.
senr oi all the judges, Judge Cummager, in
delivering the opinion oil the Court on
granting the motion said, Judges Lennon
and Cummager are ot. the opinion that the
Scott law !s Unconstitutional, and that the
rule laid down in the Pond law case ap-
piled TO the case before them, which was
to sutjuct the lands. .ofr landlordS to the
payment Of tax and penalty be.
cause Lofi. the fact that 4 the : tenant
committed a nisdemeanor unless such con.
sent.was obtained, made it a License; that
tho real point before the court in tho Scott
case Is whether the property leased before
the passsge Of ,lh4 Scott dill is subject to the
payment o! a tax! Judge Wickhsm dis
santed, holding ti,st the. Scott law decision
suited all question: arising under the
Scott.laT, and therefore here -vas mo
gronnd for the ,serva.ion.; The motion
was .oyerruled in consequence Of his dis.
seu,. The case will be- heard now on it's
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IR0H WoRHEkS WAGES.
Tho Mt etinE OF .inhirumntetl Ausorta,

Fho MEETING OF ,inIhisuInDtetl Avs0ria,
------e tion to Arrange n Scale.
PiTTsnuRau, April 1.-THE Amalgamated
Association Of Iron and Steel Workers
meets here tomorrow afternoon to ar
range q scale for the ensuing year
from June l. Representatives will be
present from every district in the Associs.
tion. Amalgamated official, are rsticent in
regard to the probable result Of the meot-
ing, but it sesms to be the general opinion
of the membership that the scale now, in
force will be adopted. II III ~!
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rREATY BErwEEa uHiLl AND pER n.
Siirs U' En:ln nd 2 Ameiubersd Parnta
- -i.L----- kcplY Ia The i.rafcni -. - =

Eepiy 10 The Protest. 49,; .;,;, -
PANAMA, April 4 The Peruvian Minis-
teto Foreign Atiairs replyiog TO the protest
Of England agaiast the 'c.suse Of the. treaty
Of peace between Chilli and Peru cediuy
nit7ile and Euano beds to Chili,whlch Eng.
land claimed guaranteed the payment Of
the Peruvian debt, says lin substance that
Ptru when negotiating the treaty acted in
virtue OF tho right she possessed for sell.
government, a right acknowledged from
the moment Of her indep andence by all ma.
.ions, aud she cannot consent to any 6r:.
eign intertafenue without -WOundipy her
riIhts as q sovereign and independent
Stale, with ut abdica,ing or jeopardiz;up
thtss preroga.ives which shs has always
respected in other nations, 10 that abe has
not co9sul,ed, nor doeg sie consider her.
selI obliged to consult with them regard.
ing her treaties, leat she might eadangor
the leRses OF her owD proper existence.
Tho debts originated from loans
effected with private parties regarding
whose nationality the Government never
thought proper to enquire, az those debts
have never assumed an International
character, although they MAY now be part.
y, held in English hands, yet at any time
they may. be transferred ! to !. pe..
sons, Of any other nationality: Isru oEes
nothing % England as i G5yernment or
st9te, and conaeauently! the loans referred
to eahpot be made subject to Diplomatic
Interference. It isa mater Of public no:
torloly that for. four years paat he mort.
S;aH SaSsa Paopssly has nSt essn II the posses
Of uuaRo and nitrite from the property
have been sold in foreign ports without
protest on the part Of the nations now
making protest, although Peru sought to
embargo these cargoes abroad. II after the
war Peru found herself obliged ia saeriace
Ihe property fenst!t4tlng The mortgage she
has go Proceeded for her own preserva.
tion, WHICH is the FIRST and most important
duty Of the Slate, ~ HsiI ~ = '>'"' = ''
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A RRrL I.nuf

f1nLADELrnIA, April IA cable dis
patch announces the loss Of the bark Alba,
from Copenhagen, for Iyigtut. to load
kryolite tor this port. 1t Is presumed
many miners we're on board and lost.
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-.
Two. NOtnI,le DeakliA,

gTU.AH .
! ClSclESATl, O.. April e4.-Wm. Proctor.
senior member Of the fem Of Proctor 4
Gamble, soap and candle manufacturers,
died this morning at his residence, Garfield
Place and Eighth: street. in his SD year.
He was born in Hereiorrlshire, England.
The house Of which he was o member was
founded in 1887, and was one Of the most
successful in the country Oshis credit it
il said Tor many years he never bad his
note indorsed when! he wanted money, bis
own name being regarded as sufficient He
leaves a wife. Their ten children are all
living and grown to mature yeara. E5ter
Alfred W! Burnett, humoristl and carl
catnrist, died this morning at his residence
in this city. .ot apople1y, aged CO. He had
an engagement this week ut Harris Muaeum
here, and last night filed it ss usual. He
has been well known all over the country.
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t- r-T-. .. - = 49,
a. breads Reporters.

I PARIS, April4 -Qlsen Tahita has gone
to Hayre on her way home, She dleads
the journey through America On account
Of newspaper reporters. is;i-l ~
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Illuntinxtun E,cciions.
'tciaI Dspaich to he In'eili,cnser.

sptcidI OisraichtD tie lniehtJcnstr.
. HUNTINGTON, W. VA, April THE Re.
publicans elected A. L. Crider Mayor and
four Councilman. The Democrats elected
John Ii. Obey Recorder, and i've Council
men. Cridef's majority 10 sixty Ave. The
average Republican majority ia three,
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BRIEF TEtEGRAMS,

3s:The iailure' Of the past week reported 10
R. e. Dun & Co.,, are: United States 17S;
Canada 81; against 204 the'previous week.
Funeral services over the remains Of the
late Mrs Ojwald Oaendorler, OF New York,
took place yesterday and was largely at.
tended. r. fTit1t- ,--,5,5I ir-t
/. The. employees Of tho Republic Iron
Worke, Pi,ts5urgh, South Side, have been
notified Of ten percent reduction OF wages
to take effect next Monday.
The trial Of the Murraysville gas we'll
rioters at Greansburq, Pd,- is set ior next
Monday, the 7,h. The defendants will ask
for change OF venue to Armstrong county.
Ths night Express from Toronto to Mon.
treal, Canada, ran of the track near Wales
station, yesterday. The driver WAS killed
and the fireman fatally injured. A few
passengers were slightly injured. -
Il. T.. >Aiilsck, general freight and pas
seuger agen. OF the Cleveland, Axiom i
Columbus Rillroad, has resigned, his repig
nation to take effect May lst. The genera
ciiices OF the COMPANY arc to be removed
TO Akron at that time, s. .ts{;.s.ii
"A boiler sxploainu at W. II. Healy'
Touring mill, Blai,sSille, Pa, yeaterIay
wrecked the building and eeriously ipiu re-,
Peter stumpi, tho fireman. Capt. Healy
proprietor, was also badly scalded aboi,
The lega aad feet. The boiler was consIde,
ed uneate for q long time. :
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.,,nnu,O rpmsrka that $50. 100000
~ HC,a,nrs,i real estate changed hands
o. o. !, V. y.,," ltissoo early to say how much
's'' '.1 hand. during ths recent unpless.
.,Irefa,
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hiiss Johnaon, aged 10, living near For
est Park, N, Y, was murdered by her lie.
mented mother yesterday. ,f
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THE CHARLESTON BnIDGE.

senator Ekennn, ON Col. CrnighilIH Re.
eouiu,"ndn tom Commerce CoHmittep:l
From our Special c0rnespoHtiaa.
WASHINGTON, D. g., April I'll met Sem
ator Kenna in the Senate restaurant yes
terday aud asked him if he had seen tho
letter Of Col. Craighill in refereuce to the
construction of a bridge over the Great
kanawha river. 7
"Yev," answered the Senator, II have a
copy ofit. 3D. you want one ~ {. :
then told the Senator that ! had tele.
rraphed v copy to the lETELLIG EScEe
"Wednesday nIEhtapd asked him II be in-
tended to take any aclioa III regard to tie
matter;
mot at present." replied Mr.. Kenna, "
want 10 wait ard see if the Commerce
Committed desire 10 act on Col. Orsighills
recon mendation.l He recommends that the
subject be f,rther considered by board
Of officers Of tho Corpa OF Engineers be-
lore the adoption by OongrssS af . general
law for bridges ovar the kanawbl river,
or a special law ior q bridge at any particu-
lar point on the river. -
"Wl,at do you think Of this recommends.
ton, Ee.ator?" ..--..-4.--.,---l> i 80 =.
"Sue!, board could, convene and act
upon the matter awithin reasonable time.
think, perhsps, thst it might be we'll
enoush,to wait until its report is pade.' !;
."Do you know what the disposition OF
the Commerce. Committee is 2"
ulniaad do nnt ssLS3t u s,Ss;i. 5i. ft;.s.b
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Qhr GRtelliaeuffr:.

- :s==.-..Snn =. .S nnt, ~ Fourteenth Street
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Co., C,mr,,,r NJ, NLEN. CANrDELL.
ssnes asppsfl's 'h,' \, Louisiana home" isn't
A,,isr 81 '''a' =: h, he can't keep mp with what
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PEReOAAA.

RE1oOAAL.
Frank Alexandsr u oncs more visiting
Yankton. :
3. E. Hudson Il con6rcd TO his house
By sickness.
james Natesta. Of Brookings county,
summoned to appear q . Juror, arrived
last night.
General Allen, United States marshal,
arrived last night from Fargo and will
remain couple Of months.
James Nstests and y. N. Blair. OF
BsookiDsA Q. =. Eager. Of Essn. and q.
Bsske. Of Scottand, ore At the Jepoks.
Sioux Falls Press: Misses Annie aud
Abbie Phillips are home from the Yank.
ton college, spending their spring
vacation.
Among the important arrivals at the
Merchants are: g. L. Beckett and Oil.
yer Crouts, Mitchell: @. 4. Oollen,
Huron; B. w. Biggs. Redaeld.
Captain q. w. Harlan. Of the Harlan
house. Canton, and E. W. Norton and j.
w. Steele. solid men Of Lincoln county,
are serving their country on the grand
Jury.
Mrs. Compton. who has been engaged
BY Mrs. Coggins to take charge Of the
trimming 10 her millinery store during
the spring season. arrived Saturday
night.
Turner County Herald: THIS il Judge
Palmer's first term on the bench, and We
have heard number Of attorneys ex.
press Themselves as we'll satisfied with
the presidents selection.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-04-01
TIRE RIVER.

THE RIVER.
The river at Yankton has r;s%n
eighteen inches in the last twenty.lour
hours and is still coming up. This makes
. rice of three and one.half feet in two
days.
Bismarck telegram, Goth: The twenty.
five mile gorge in the river here still
holds. The gorge above Washburu il
now broken. and it is expected will
reach here tonight. It will raise the
water, and it is feared do much damage
to railroad and boat interests. Reports
from Mandan, which was flooded in 1881,
state that great anxiety prevails. Pre-.
parations are being made tor q big food
1t requires further rise OF six feet to
equal the food Of 1881. At / O'Clock
yesterday morning large cake of ice
struck the steamer Black Hills aft Of the
boilers. and tore hole thirty five feet
long. By the most superhuman efforts
Of the crew, sue was kept afoat until l
O'Clock in the afternoon, when she sank,
and will probably be total loss. She was
owned by 4. q. Power & Co., was valued
at about $4,000, and was fully insured.
She lies with her hull nearly under water
and is being dismantled as rapidly as
possible. Experienced rlyer men express
fears that every boat lying shere will be
destroyed when the ice again moves, az
nothing can resist the great pressure
which will be brought to bear against
them. The boats are the josephine,
General Rucker, Rosebud, Eclipse,
Helena end Benton. The boats lying at
Rock Haven above Manaan, on the west
side are said TO be in no immediate danger.
Tho gorge gave way tonight and the ice
is now running heavy. The boats at
O'Clock were all right. The prospects
are that they will come out all right.
The water is still running we'll up to.
ward MandaD on the opposite side Of the
river, but the town is not in danger.
Passengers bound west are obliged to
stop at Bismarck, and will probably be
delayed here three days. At Washburn
forty miles above, the river has been ris.
ing steadily. and is now tho highest il
has been this year. There is no. further
appearance of danger at Bismarck.
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Daily 3sfss aud 4akotaisu
TuRsDAY 1vI, APRIL ]. ~
RA1LsoAS TIas TA1IE.

0aAeseo. AilWautes 4 g. paul Road --T,>In,
ssvs sa0 Arrive - follows:
hegnlar passenger leaves Yank,on for Ii.
s:.vs. I. H.sEsopd siso day g ssssnd.s
The st 49, 6Sand train reaches Gayyille At sas
m % Bns.nRs Basfki,pRs (, e s :. ysrmi!ion .
=. a.. aud Hioux City at ii :S5 Z. m. ~ 4.''s
Ine regular passenger train leaves 0ioux Oity
aG iSr Sne we.t Snndays excepted, q l:S0 ,. N :,
Elk Point st ss ,. m., Bas S.nF = = 81 2. r..
syvi!ls at Aa6 p. m. and assivs e Yask kton =
Tss xs:s heaad .tsaia Leaves ,YaatAaA roa.
AaeyYs. Hsdneadays and tfid.ys q s3 5. =. !,
affiys; IA. ,..;s g Scotland sls 5000 .: =. -.'
reaches Ysaison It I'd SSs gsana 3. a. ~ p H. and
Trans run ON nipeteonth meridian time.
"n1cn ~ ~ minutes faster than Yankton time.
Yankton Postoface Hours and Re.ul.tio,.
,rcss. The pSstot3ics i opened each day Nandays
The delivery windows close At $50 ;. m.
the sI1ns aCS5 Q. ths Office = for
The money order, postal note and registry de-
partTent opens ates: m and close. at /: 20 p.
m. Nt y requested that outgoing registered
m1Sssf ~ anSp 6s prs.snted e early = $50 2. n:
Mails going east via o., N. 4 st. p. h, r..
olo.e q :50s :. NJ, sundsys excepted. - 49,
maj, aad s elgse at s: p M except the
.i4sss Hss s:s's;a 4 s P.5 P Vi. the hM.E
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uA,rAo srArIs cova1,

3ke 0ennA S..,
fsr wen. @
The United States court convensd q
tsn o'clock this mosnins, With Hon. 4. ].
Edseston, chief justice, on che bench.
Present, United States Attorney Camp
bell, Assistant United States Attorney
Murphy and United Estates Msrshal
Allen.
The opening business Of the court bs.
ing the swearing In Of the United States
grand jury. the prisonsrs in the jail
awaiting indictment were brought into
court. and - each grand juror WAS sworn
they were asked il they had any cbal.
lenge to interposs. No challenges we're
made by the prisoners, Of which ths fol.
lowing y list: Albert Ellis and @. F
Msfsnef. charged with selling liqusr to
Indians; James O'Herron. charged with
violating the land laws: Michael Archer,
charged with robbing the DeSmet post.
ONCE.
The grand jury was completed and
sworn IN az follows:
Q. A. COLLEEN, Beadle county.
James Natesta, BrookinRs county.
o. +. Eager, Brookings county.
.. n. Blair. Brookings county.
B. w. Blggs. 6pink county.
=. w. Norton, Lincoln county,
J. w. Steele, Lincoln county.
G. w. Harlan, Lincoln county.
Oliver Crouk, Dawson county.
L. w. Lowell, Dawson county.
F. p. Hutchinson. Minpehaha county.
Ira Griffin, Minnehahs county.
F. L. vanTassel. Yankton county.
J. H. q. Young, Yankton county.
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For mayor -
For marshal-C. N. Wright.

For justice Of the peace-A. J. Faulk.
For member Of the boa.d Of education
from first district-Wm. II. McVay.
For member Of the board of education
from third district-Bartlett Tripp.
For alderman first ward-J. E. Brnce.
For alderman second ward-B. r. Mo.
Intyre.
For alderman third ward-A. N. En-.
glish.
For alderman fourth ward-El Q.
Dudley.
The undersigned voters Of the city Of
Ysnkton irrespective Of political prefer.
ences. do earnestly request thes0entle-
men named above, to allow their names
to be used % candidates at the approach.
ing city election, for the various Offices
named. $50 voTERs.
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Dus,nees Announcement.

Mrs. A. Whistler reapeotiully an.
nounoes to the ladies Of Yankton and
vicinity, that she will open . millinery
store next door to Cars. on Third street.
about the frat OF April next. Her stock
has been carefully selected BY herself In
the Chicago market. and comprises Ill
the best and latest styles Of millinery
goods and complete assortment. An
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It would be we'll for housekeepers to
know that DR.. Prices Cream Baking
Powder is FREQ from Alum, Ammonia
and other objeetional drugs. hence the
purest and most economical. DR.. Prices
Cream Baking Powder is beyond all
question the best and most perfect of
anything in the market. 70 insure Ger.
tainty. buy it only in cans.
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strayed or stolen from Foerster's
brewery, sorrel pony colt. dark name,
with white spot on head aud all the feet
white. Any one who can give informa.
ton or return the same will secure liberal
reward.
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LOCAL LACONlCs.

LOCAL LACONlCAs
O. L. Richardson has discontinued the
oil business until further notice.
The democratic convention will be held
at Grand Army hall Ia. morrow afternoon
and the oaucuses this evening.
Attention Sir KniRhts-There will be
Q meeting of De Molay Commandery No.
8, Wednesday evening at p. No., for
work.
Yankton republicans will hold their
saucuses tomorrow evening and their
convention at Turner hall Thursday
evening.
All members Of the Turner society are
asked to be at Turner hall this evening
to witness the installation Of the newly
elected officers of the society.
Jencks 4 Son have just completed 0
test of their seed corn which shows that
it is of the gilt edge variety. They
planted twenty-nine kernels and from
this are raising twenty.eight stalks Of
corn.
The last twenty-four. hours have been
fllled with weather which would do credit
to the most stormy corner Of this or any
other globe. The wind has blown . gale
and with the almost continuous rain and
vivid electrical accompaniment, April en-
ters the year with anything but mild.
ness.
On yesterday afternoons train rom
Elk Point to Yankton. Captain Harlan
took vote to ascertain the preferences
OF the passengers on the presidential
question. The vote stood: Blaine. l;
Edmunds, 2; Lincoln. 2; Logan, 2; Gen.
eral Sherman, 1. The sentiments Of the
non. voting passengers are yet mystery
should the reader who abhors scandal
rest his or her eyes upon something il
this issue not deemed proper food fo1
the mind. please pass it BY. Newspaper
lare sometimes compelled to publish &C
counts Of current events which may graft
harshly upon public sensibilities. Thi
Imuch We cay by way Of apology and II
defence OF course rendered necessar.
by peculiar contingencies.
4
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Excitement.

"What causes the great rush at e. "a
Coates Drug store?" The free distribu.
tion of sample bottles OF DR.. Bosankos
Cough and Lung Syrup, the most pop.
ular remedy for Coughs. Colds, Con.
sumption and Bronchitis now on the
market. Regulsr size so cents and 81. 90.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
ANNOUNCEMENT
Joseph kuerten & Go.
Manufacturers Of
Laundry & Toilet Soaps,
Yankton, Dakota. .

To the trade aud consumers of Da. |
kota and adjoining states: We desire to
call your attention to our Laundry and
Toilet Soaps. manufactured in this city, |
and which We are now ready to place
upon the market. We feel assured that
the quality OF our soaps is fully as good
as any manufactured in the United
States, sosthout any exception. We also
call your attention to this important fact:
That our soaps are manufactured OF pure
materials, using only healthy animal fst
and cocoa nut oils, thereby avoiding all
risks of disease being brought into fam.
lilies BY the use Of soaps. We are pre-.
pared to compete in price with any other
soaps Of equal quality. Mr.. Kuertens
experience for twenty-five years in the
manufactory Of soaps in Europe and the
United States. warrants rs in making
these statemeuts.
Our travelling salesmen will visit the
trade in all towns in Dakota, Iowa, Ne.
brake and Minnesota every, thirty to
sixty days, and take orders for our goods.
All orders BY mail will receive prompt
attention. Prices and terms will be fur.
nished on application.
We have now the following brands
ready Tor market, and new ones will fol.
~ s3oidsu west.n
Triumph OF Russia.
Good Luck.
Extla Star.
House oleanins soap in pals, and all
kinds Of Toilet Soaps,
We feel that this new enterprise in the
west will meet with the cordial support
Of our westesu oonsuneIs, - three
fousths Of the raw materials uaed 10 the
lmanufaoture Of our soaps, ase purchased
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To Whom IL MAY Coucey..

All parties having books belonging "a
the Ysnkton Ladies Library association,
are earnestly requested to leave them q.
the ONCE Of Bartlett Tripp, esq, without
delay. By order of the president of the
n a.sociation.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-04-01

axpast staased sil1tsss - hsss sseaesa
70 supssfntesd Tie nasuiAetus,pR D.
pastos1t. 4 share os pserosses 4 ..
spsstfnlly solicited.
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For Sale.

For Sale.
Three hundred and fifty bushels Of
1882 approved Seed Corn.
JOHN SAToR1, Broadway.
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For Sale.
One house and two lots. Enquire on
corner Of Sd and Lynn streets.
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For Sale.

For Sale.
Three new milch COWS; two old cows;
four yearIinss. Enquire first house north
of the depot. Mrs. SuuMAN,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-04-01

Florida Oranges.
Malaga Grapes,
Mince Meat,
Swiss Cheese,
Cocoanuts, also
A. Booths Oysters by the can or case,
ut WALTER Il. CARR's,
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Mortgage Loans.

Mortgage Loans.
Money to loan on personal property
on short or long time at re asonable rates.
Secured notes aud bonds bought ard
sold. HuaH S. GAMBLE,
Office with Gamble Bros.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-04-01

Ohio block Coal.
Excellent for cooking or heating. $3.50
per ton. s. N, Fv1YHR.
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Dry Cottonwood

Dry Cottonwood.
For cash few cords of dry wood will
be delivered by the cord from Sylvester
l. Bsrber's yard. Orders left at Clarks
jswelry store.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-04-01

1,he Yauktou amateur band will play
q ths roller skatins rink tonight.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-04-01

Use Il. B. Smiths toilet cream for the
face aud hands. Sold only by. Ralph NJ.
Ward at Ward 4 West.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-04-01

Getyour table linen now, while
the prices are reduced at
j. MAX'S.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-04-01

A great reduction:on all white
gOOdsat j. MAX'S.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-04-01

How my throat hurts! Then Why don't
you use hals's Honey Of Horshsund and
Tar?
Pixies Toothachs Drop. cure in one
minute.
coIdsn's Liquid Beef Tonic will cure in.
digestion. and perpetuate bodily vigor;
no other. Of druggists.