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The Great Reduction !!

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ples-see for yourself that these Pictures
are just as good as you can get any where
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One man says, "The very image of me ~
another, "Tne first picture ever had that
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that am taking ust as much pride In this
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Is s s..
Harper's Young People
AN ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY.

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ia pernicious or vulgarlv sensa-
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The Weekly Post
Under Democratic Ma.
-tfoRtl Administrations
The Will of the People Vindicat
sed am the Great Wrong Right
ed.
The Pittsburgh Weekly Pos,

The Pittsburgh Weekly Post
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ers on the dawn of a new year. un
der conditions that have not existed
for quarter of a century
"Rinc out the old, ring in the new,
Ring out the false, ring in the true.'
Cleveland and Hendricks have
been elected. After the fourth o.
March there will be Democratic
administration at Washington, with
great possibilities for the progress.
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AS the Post has labored unceas
,ngly for twenty-five years fer these
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tho new administration hearty
.,reetlng and cordial support in the
re -estab ishment of principles and
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by reforming abuses, ,righting wrongs
a nd asserting the supremacy of the
Der,Aratic faith. We are on the
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great changes. Toa Democrat who
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The Weekly Post Will aim to keep
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,a,ing relating to the incoming ad
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The session of the Legislature.
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HOLIDAY EXCURSION
On the Columbus, Hooking Val
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We are authorized to announce
that on Mondays, Tuesdays, We'd
nesdays and Thursdays. Decem-
Der 22d. 23d, oath, 25th, 29th.
3Oth and 31st, 1884. and January
1st, 1885, the @. II. V. & L. R'y
will sell round trip tickets from
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their line at excursion rates.
Tickets will be good returning
until January 2d. 1855, inclusive.
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sffi.ng and middle.aged men and
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HS-Two trains each way between San
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gss-TwO trains each way between San
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Ma Three trains each day between San
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With Sleeping and Reclining Oh 4 ir Cars
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Its track is laid with heavy steel rails,
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Ofthe three great states of Ohio, Indiana, /,
and Illinois. uniting in close business re-
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and passing through large number of the
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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-12-03

The presidents message, though q
long and able document, has very little
to say upon matters in which the terri
tories are directly interested. He com.
mends the present successful policy OF
dealing with Indians. recommends the
enactment of statute for the punish.
ment Of crimes on Indian reservations
and the passage Of the bill ceding 1900
square miles Of the Sioux reservation in
Dakota. He advises the repeal Of the
pre.emption law and action regarding
the lapsed land grants Of various west.
ern railroads. Polygamy receives his
attention and the Utah case is quoted as
one which needs some vigorous legisla.
tion. The recommendation Of the ct.
torney general 10 endorsed which asks
for Q radical change in the fees Of gov.
ernment witnesses and tho payment oi
United States marshals aud attorneys
BY salaries instead Of by fees. Thete
matters all pertain to every day life ID
the territories. though many Of the
states are likewise interested in them
Otherwise the message OF Presiden,
Arthur Rives full and fair cons,dssatins
70 every topic Of national imporsanc,
and contains suggestions Of vital In
portance TO the country. he could no
close his saccessful Administratioa viii
Z ~. a7l4 ~. TX
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-12-03

could no longer be put OF, they could
acoept the inevitable, and mske consid.
erable party capital out Of the creation
Of four new states 10 one year, TO The
glory and everlasting credit Of . deno-
cratic admInistrAtioD. Now, hero Isl
chance for the democrats pa1ty 10 dis
tingufsh itself, BY doing tao light thing,
land vhst would he populslly taten %
be the generous thing.
Who Knows but that the democrats
might be prevailed upon to do this? It
10 the part Of wisdom and of political
sagacity.
There can be no question that, despite
the unwillingness-of any particular con-
gress to divide Dakota, this people have
only to remain firm and steadfast m de-
manding their rights-refusing to enter.
tain for 3 moment the prefer OF Iess-in
order finally to succeed under either .
democratic or republican administrs-
ton. Every year that rolls around, adds
immensely to the population, wealth,
revenue, and resources Of each Of the
two free states that, / tell you, can not
forever be denied the sovefeignty which
is their birthright.
At any rate, whatever the democrats
may do, let not Dakota fail to be on
hand at Washington this winter, with
her claims that are SO justly beyond dis.
pute.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-12-03
First Publication Oct. 15.
CONSOLIDATED NOTICE,

Q. s. Land Office, Yankton, D. T., Oct. Is, 1874.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
Nnamed settlers have fled notice of their in.
tention to make final proefin support Of their
claims ana secure final entry thereof, ard that
receiver Of the United States Land oScsss
iankton, Dakota. ON Saturday, the 4and day
Of November, 1884, at 10 O'Clock 1. M, w:
Jens Olsen. under his homestead entry No.
676, for northwest quarter section a, toWnship
81, fanRe a, and that he names the sfelloVinZ
witnesses TO prove his oontinuous reGidsa
upon, and cultivation Of said q tFaoN IN:
Jorgen yorgensen, Carl Nielson, Hans Peder.
son, Il. ]: Jensen, Freya =, o.. Tuner cOsnty.
d. T., and Jorgen JorRensen, under his houae.
tion %. town. hip %, range 81, and that be
names the following Witneaaea to peoye m
Continuous residence upon aud cultivation 81
Jens Olsen, Carl Nielson, sFreya r. q. T1rnei
q. .A.WErTER. Re i.ter.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-12-03

About the first move made by Senator
Dawes after the reassembling of con.
gress was the introduction of bill to
confer citizenship upon Indians who
abandon their tribal affiliations and
adopt the habits Of civilized life. That
is. those Of the bucks who will abandon
the practice Of killing and scalping and Of
stealing horses and adopt some regular
and legitimate mode of livelihood will
be given the privilege OF voting, paying
taxes and running for Office, besides be.
ing guaranteed the protection Of the
same laws which will protect white men
against their depredations. As citizens
of the United States are permitted by
the constitution to drink all the whisky
they want, the scheme will become i'm
mensely popular among the Indians
as soon as they hear of it and compre
bend its full scope.