davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-02-05
CASH FOR LOGS.
Notice Of a Log Mark.

1, the undersigned, a resident of Altnras cop,..
Idaho Territory, do hereby claim, and have ~
corded, the following mark or brand, to-wit:
cross, thus, placed in the heart of the sswsa
end of each log; cut and foated in Big WOOD
River to my sawmill, situate at the crossing .,
said river, opposite the town of Haley
persons from using said mark under the pena,v
of law. FRED II ROWE
Haley, Idaho, January 5, 1884. Sod
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-02-27
(Gortfesa,.y tOlst.)

SpaB unb Ganbp. = gs III
unm6gli9, inebr SpaB an bieien LAM
gen Menben gu baben, qls beim @anbpz
MAIDEN gu 9auie. Sbr fDnnt lernen,
gambp aaer Qlrt gu MAIDEN, ipie ibn Die
befem GonbitDren berfellen, aus Dem
tpertbbollen 8u6e: nHow to make
Candy. Gein 9aus fam obne 6ase
felbe fein. gBirb portofrei fir 30
Gents Gin l o6er 2 Gent Stamps) bers
fanbt. Man abrellire:
The Housewife, 9o9eifer, e. q.
1,2, ,tup1M
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Eesas. E

Grou GrausfDpf 1T Grie6ri6sburg
tpur6e bon ibrem Snbne, Der auf benz
Spfe elm Belpebr abi9ob iln1 ni9t
tpuBte, baE feline Wlutter in Der Ndbe
mar, in Die 9ruit gef6oRen. Sie Wun=
! be 1T gefdbrli6, iuirb aber ni9t fiir
t6btli6 gebalten.
- 8. @raf, ein iunger Deuti6er in
Bellbille Der eben bon Der Sago suriidge=
febrt mar, f6DB fi6 unboriidbtiger Meiie
Ielbft ins Geiidt.
- Ser garnebal in Galbeifon bat
am 25. ieinen Nnfnng fienDnlmen.
Die 9elniebe1lage ber Suniets
babn in 9arrisburg 1T abgebrannt.
8erluIt $4,000.
Gre6erid Baum, ein &aufmann
in Dallas, gegen ben bic Seras unb
paeifie @iiembabn z berf9iebene Mn=
flagen auf 6dlIhung BON Gra6tbriefen
erbob, puroe perbaftet. Seine Biirg=
fd6aft purbe a1f $4,000 feifgeiebt, ba er
bieielbe aber ni9t leiifen fonnte, muBte
er in bic Sail panoern.
@on3ales gountD leibet bur9
5rodenbeit, uel6e bas &ornpflan5em
ber50gert.
Ser Gtabtratb bon 81 paio bat
ben Contract fir ben Bau eines 59ul=
bauiss fir $17, $50 abgel6loHen.
- Sm sSnternaiional 5alon gu
pieoras glegras fanb cine &auferei
ftatt, BEL Der IL 91iiiie abgefeuert
tpurben. SroBbem berlDr nur elm 9unb
fein 2eben.
Meitere 5 Geu3seritOrer fin6 in
Weoina gountD eingefangen tnDr6en.
Sn gaftropille berrf6t groBe Mufregung.
@ebiiIfsmarfbal gtiggli bat Ranger sur
Betpa1ung Der Sail berlangt.
- eSn @atesbille bat cine Jeuerss
brunit S6aben i'm 8etrag BON $25, 900
atgeri6tet.
Sic Geuereompagnie in Sesuin
bal am 26. ibr bieridbriges Stiftungs=
I.feif gefeiert.
= Brabanoter, 8aleilcienne, pas
riier, 9uilii9e, Gd6fifde unb leinene
Spiben in groBer Muspabl biaigit beim
Gamous.
[ - unter ben Witglieoern bes Bolts:
tpirtb11aitsratbes befinben fi6, tpie Bit
.8erl. poIit. Na6r." conifaiiren, flint.
aebn Nngeb6rige oes 9lrbeiteritanbes.
Bon bielen iinb CUR SbeiInabme an BET
gesenwdrtigen Sefiion eenannter 8br:
perl6aft ni1t mebr als fiinf eri6ienen,
IS fin6 6ies bic 0ertreter fit gerlin,
sSbeboe, Dilbesbeim, Mettla6 uno 8iea
| lefef6. Bon ben Ni9teri6ienenen bal
elmer fein Nusbleiben ipegen Dertpeiger.
ten lrlaubs Don Seiten bes Mrbeitge.
bers entl9uloigt, elm anberer peger
&ranfbeit, Bel einem britten 1T cir
@runb nidt angegeben; bic flint iibri
| gen, alfo gerabe Elm polles Orittel Del
9lrbeitermitglieber, iinb, ba bas Mbge:
oronetenbaus gfeiIefoiten uno Sidten
fiir ben 8olfswirtbi9afts Dertpeigert
bat. aus Mangel an pefunidren Mittelr
ni1t in ber Gage, ben gerabe fir BIT
Mrbeiter 70 pi9tigen Beratbungen iibel
bic unfauperIi6erung bei5uluobnen.
! rSdmgematten" fir Oamen II
giienbabnsSh Shlafwagen iinb bas neueit'
Improvement" What next2
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rSdngematten" fir 9amen in
giienbabnsGhl Ghlafpagen iinb bas neueite
Improvement" What next?
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nit gta6orud. ll1b i'd babe mid
tpenialtens bemiiht, es gu f9einen.

NIT J(Q@0ruQ. u1lD lu Duue 1itu
tpenigHens bemiibt, es gu f9einen.
Sd, eSbr fiibrtet cine Wfuiferebe
Ser prd{i6ent fonnte nibt genng iein
Slid preilen, uno Du wuroeif alge.
1nein bemun6ert- tpegen Deiner 9in'
aebuna an ben @reis. 8ieaei9t more
Sic Welt tpeniger freigebig nit ibreH
Qobe geweietL tpenn tie geipuBt bdtte,
mas Sid in feine Mrme trieb.
MilI1t Du mir eii1en yortpurf oaF
raus maiden? Sn Der Stimme Der
iungel Grau flang cine leiie gitterfelt'
Du mart es ia, Der mir rietb, oen glll=
traa ansunebmen, oer meineH tpanfens
ben gnfl9luB beitimmte.
@regor fab nit einem ieltialneu
Musoruf ailf iie nieber; es mar ellt Ve-
mi5dJ BON Suiterbeit unb ffolaer, falte,
ga. bas fbat i6! IS gait, Sid
idiimmeren ganben gu entreiben. gu
alaubteit 6ama1s fart gu fein = Su
tparf es ni6t; oesbalb rietb i'd Dir,
cine pfli6t stpii6en Di9 uno bic Wer'
gangen6eit gu fellen. Sd wuBte, Su
IDiirbef bieie pfi6t ebren.
Mnna gab feline NnttDDrt; tie ttlbte
nur ben Gopf in bic Sanb, mdbreno
8ilmut fortfubr:
Sd glaubte Sid geborgen an Der
Geite bes Mannes, benz iein Mlter i9on
Die rubige 3uriidge5ogenbeit aur yfli9i
bdtte MAIDEN iolen; ifatt bellen ftbrte
er Sid mitten binein in ben 5trnoel
Der groBen Melt, mitten binein in ibre
0erfu9ungen unb prablte nit Seinen
Srillmpben in Der Geieaf6aft.
(GortfesG;y folst)
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= Brabanoter, Balellcienme, pas
riier, @uiiifde, Sd6fii6e un6 leinene
@piBen in GROCER Nuswabl bi0igf beim
Famous.
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9Irts I,aris mir6 ae1d1riebel.

- Mus paris tpirb gei6rieben: Die
2ectire oes foebetl erf6ienenen 8u6es
bongietorSiliot, Das Derfiebte Deutf9z
Lamb" !" bat eine grDBe ueberrai9ung be-
reitet: ein beuti1es 2anb bat ndmli@
@nabe geflnben Dor 8ictpr Siflot,
@a6fen, bas gemiitblibe 5a6fea, bat
au6 9iiiot's 9er3 ait rii1ren getpuBt.
ST beIimgt es f6rmli6, utb wenn feine
Darfte1ung aud oft genug f6ief, ia 5ls
peilen berlogen bleibt, 10 muB man i'm
bod sugefeben, bab er nit liebensmiirs
bigger 3uneigung ben Sa1Ien, oDer
bielmebr ben Dresbener, unb por Mqem
Die glbHorenserin ge5ei6net bat. 9as
Bud miiBte eigentlib: nOas berliebte
Dresbena beiBerl ba es ii6 bauptld9li6
nit Dresden bei6dftist. Sosor Der Sc.
f9mad Der Dresbnerin finbet Gnabe bor
ben Mngen bes bdmifden S6!pei5ers.
Ct meint, bic Sresonerin tpdre ni6t
f1lanttpeg Deut19e, ionbern, tuie Die
pariierin, in erfer 2ilie Weib. Serner
f1iIbert Siifot u. q. bas Sonntassle=
ben Der Dres6ener, unb man muB 6errn
SilIot 3ugeben, baB ct i'm @anaen bas
ai6tige getrofen bat. gaur finb bic
glbHogen3erinnen benn bod ettpas wez
niger berliebt, als Si1ot glauben MAIDEN
tpil. llnb mas bic begeifterte S9iloez
rling Der .Gonntasna@mittag
bic apilnen DRESDEN, 2of6tpib unb
glaiepib bliibt, anbetrifft, 10 biirfte iie
bei tpeitem tpeniger ippig gebeiben, als
SilIot angibt. Sd ii6ergebe bic albers
men Rlati6ereien, bic iiber ben Dresoes
ner Sof gum Befen gegeben tperoen
unb min bier nur nod bas Gbaraftetis
itifum Der 9resbnerin tpieoergeben:
vSm Magemeinen iit WiaB unb @ez
f1nad in ben Soiletten. Sie Sresbs
ierin tpiirbe, tpie bic pariierin, ii9
ielbff nit einem Weinblatt sii6tig flel=
ben tDnnen. sic tpeiB, mas ibr febt,
mas nidt. Sbre fleinen Singer finb
boiler Soeen. llnb bann beritebt tie Die
idmierige 2unit, ein &ieib 81 tragen.
Sic bat 2ei6tigfeit uno oieie allein gibt
Grasie. Oie 8erlineri1, Die Der Gran=
36fin na6dfft, bleibt INNER 9euti9.
Die 9resbnerin 1T in erlfer 2inie Weib.
Man ftiblt, iie freut ii6 oaran, geieben
gu tperben, gu gefaIlen."
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0fl,annt iln0 frl6f.
(8ortfsbuns.)
gso,, g. sserner.

I'M 0Pne
Y,,na I'd min frei bapon iperben,
fo,fs HS es @ mas es ,polle! I'm unferen
Wnmen IN rein AZ erboIten. iff mir fein
Shfer NJ nod.
Ser Sllfisrott ,pplIte einen neuen
tsiutnouS erheber. Qls ber @eifflid6e {id
II ma @egnrid, einmifdhte.
: Nseine Gnu5ine lat Med1f. ioQte er in
einsm % Some Der feinen 9i6erlprud)
s,,Iiek @ie thut MIR lire YfIid,t, tuenn
eI Re- nm unb oal,a fir bos 9inbenfen ibs
REG rel Soften eintritt; mir baben bier ei=
uen omheren gfoubbunft au tparen als
mur ben oeid1dftIidlen.
So mem, SER 8farrer gilmEt au1
md, oeoef1 mid, Iartei nimnlt, 6ann
imerbe id ia olIerbinas iiberifimmt, iagte
ssreifind ettpQs empfinolid. Sd fam
frphoenl meine @at6fdldge ni6t suriids
r,ehmerl: lie haben einsig unb allein bas
ySnhI ser otdbioeu Srall i'm guqe.
OarQn habe id ME aesmeifelt, ertpi.
berte bic illnqe sfrau, itloem iie Inn Die
No,n @ ri hinifredfe S cst, babe ia bon ie-
Ter eiuell treueu, anberldfligen Greuno
~ ohma,, ss.sr .,s aatoht o'''o.
!" a. Sy"ses ,ssi;,roti Sa fi,brfp r;tterI;h bie
fd56ne nonb an ieine 2ippen, unb feline
etinas froffenel, Debontifdben 3iiae ers
hieIfen babel einen eiaeathiimlih beleb=
~, g.s'Ssm M,.sSxvd S~vds s'"s' ''as''''
vi IN, ,,.Si, S;e sdmofpn Qinneu neg asforz
~ ~. ~ a, ~ boIh snstt;sd,es hofb ,ners
SsrI2%sa sss3 2s aaasIn nd ssI ri Sieier nulbiouno
1asssy.J ~ ssri;ss , Se;nea mint mn frof naber
g. p hasbsIt i iid alb g bornln. Stolen.
bero n,6aIih{i Dorthei(6Qft All perfaus
FEM o' uobm er / ben Taoen bes GeIprddes
ipieber alif. Mir rednen aud in oie=
Ter Ne,iehnna ouf sssfren geiltano, uno
ba bic 5riff bis gum nd9ffen Sabre
tpdbrt, 10 tuirb Der gerfauf bofeHtli1
feline G1tpieri9feiten baben.
Sd tperbe tbun, mas in mel1ten
Grdften ttebt = perlafen Sic it9 Das
rauf, 0p1miirbeii, berli1erte Der Su=
ffi3rat6, inoem er aufifano uno feinen
6ut nahna.
sic bIeiben ni1t al Sii9e2 fragte
drau bon 6ertenfeein. SD bate tue
geu6bnli9 barauf gere6net.
SIR biesnlal ntiilien Sic mid ents
f1uloigefl, gndoige Grau; td) babe
Dringenbe @el9dfte, ole mlg faW per
Stapt 5llrlldrufen, anfpor!eic oer Sus
ltt5ratb, Dem es angelll@elHllg IWner
tuuroe, oie glalaolng ans5ulWlageH.
Vt t9ien geuelgt 5u ZEN, elnen 2melIeH
2anolIB 81 RaooIIes, a.s aues @.;t;Msn gtI
igvn.l:gen sn aassn w C. i,,n Saoni;nts S Sh
HI,!sAigM pIlsaua'. 49,. y p'S..Sas SSMSssrsg lss
Dager Ius1 mi sinsm Hx s.,. u.reen s'uHO'O'aa
Jug sMpIugl .s.al.a;. Rw uusta;. s.... OK ,a;.
U.ua ops S,st'.ms'i .,,,s hissrtd y A y6r,s;- I
get nleDsI9slsy nng 1saas1ae % ig.u.'. ,.;s...,
Ss.r ;s,, ~ rs ,sar ;Sr ostrets,, mn mohm
ss c5a;Msnns ~; s;r;os a. y ssrsslhsr y o,,s
o'ssAT Nos s,,h ss@,Se ,SSohysd,s;uI;h nint ffe;ne
',Y hssryta ,vgblsyea - ,,od e;nsr @ Woms
:. s.s"s Xxx ksors;ss o,ss n;d,t Il "s Myno 49, ,n;e %
;x G n,sgr;% ~ 1sSes,s os.asism M n % Sos 0(fss y,
Ia, III n'oS.''s Ss'Ds's" ~ 's WV o.
osSsn; NIT An,x ,nor ssbr rs;n emf
ss 1.s1n @s Gs',.ur ,h;a tya s IN mr;}ionts, gf M
gsSn1.sn gssaI Ahnu ,av'g ;Srea nS syih @
Ssga',sL SaSa nIssxh;sas ~ o.S 's s"a 1sbts e,fiid
aa gaos aasau'nys e. aa y yss, gn ao@ eg' sn;"s aa
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9Iud in ber Wiener Sof6urg, III

Mud in ber Wiener Sofburg, III
refder man ionit ben parlan,entarlf9en
Rdmpfen innerbalb bes Diterrei6ii6en
&eidsratbes fein aa3u grobes @ewi6t
beiaumeHen pae9t, ftbeint bic filnftdgige
Debate iiber ben Nntrag Wurmbrattb,
betrefenb bic beutf6e Staatsipra6e,
einen tiefen ginbrud berborgebra6t gu
baben. gia1 Mnoeutilngen c5e6if9er
Bfdtter batte-tpie uns Elm pribatteles
aramm mittbeilt- &egierung es auf
b0beren Wunib bermie6en, in bic De-
bate ei13ugreifen. Oie oft gut inforz
mirte prager rpolitif" bas 9auptors
gan Der G0beraliften, iast ferner, bur9
6en Musgang ber Spra9enbebatte let
bic Mufl6fung bes M6georbnetenbauies
befhIeunigt unb tperbe balb erfolgen.
Die Wiener 0fHsiDien fignalifiren, baB
bic beute begitnenbe Debate iiber ben
Mntrag Qerbft betreffenb bic @adnabme
Der famoien Spra9enberoronung, suei
Sage bauern tperbe.. Oie Nblebnung
bes 9(ntrages lit natiirli9 smeifelos.
Cine baloige NuH1iung beg Nbgeorbre.
tenbauies, be1em regelmdBige 2esisla.
turperiooe erf i'm Sominer 1885 abs
laufen tpiirbe, tpdre gegellii6er ben flei=
men unb ipe6lelnben Maieritdten, tpels
DE Die Mbfil1mungen gelegentli9 Der
Gpra9enfrage ergeber, eonititltionel
bur6aus FORFEIT. gs bdtten bann bor
aGem bic Wdbler iener beuti6en Ibz
georoneten, tpel6e gegen ben slntrag
Wurmbranb ffimlnten, Gelegenbeit, al
befun6en, pb lie nit ber 6altung ibrer
gertreter einberItanben iinb. Ob es
aber gerabe i'm Snteref1e bes MiniHeris
nm Saaffe gelegen III, bieie gntf6eibung
Der beutf1en Wdbler gu bei6leunigen.
eri1eint uns gum minoeften stpeifelbaft.
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/ ~ Sic beioen gr05ten Mal1inen=
rdber foll es in SCRANTON, 3d., geben.
Oieielben tpiegen 124 Sonnet unb
fo5fen $50, 1000.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-10-04
ADJUsrMENr.
BY JOHN @. WHITTIER.


The tree of Faith its bare, dry boughs must
That nearer Eeaven the living ones may
The false must fail, though from our shores
The GsadI' gid IHnent be heard: Great Pan is
That wall is Errors from his high place
hurled,
This sharp recoil is Evil undertrod.
Our times unrest, an angel sent of God
Troubling with life the waters Of the world.
Even as they list the windA Of the Spirit blow
10 turn or break our century-rusted vanea
Sands shift and waste, the rock alone re-
mains,
Where led Of Heaven the strong tides come and
And storm-clouds rent by thunderbolt and
Leave, free of mist, the permanent stars be-
hind.
Therefore trust, although to outward sense
hold
With newer light my reverence for the old,
And calmly wait the births of Providence.
No gain is lost: the cleAr-eyed saints look
down.
Untroubled on the wreck of schemes and
creeds;
Love yet remains. its rosary of good deeds
Counting in task. field and o'erpeopled town:
Truth has charmd life; the Inward Word sur.
wives
And, day by day, its revelation brings;
Faith, hope. and charity, whatsoever things
Which cannot be shaken, stand. Still holy
lives
Reveal the Christ of whom the letter told,
And the new Gospel verifes the old.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-10-04
lailu gress aud dlakstaiaa
CHURCH D1REcroRY.


CoNaREaAT1oSAL CHuRoH-- Corner Walnut and
5th street. Rev. G. F. Clapp. pastor. Sef.
12m. z., 4
CHRIST cHuRcH-C Corner Dousiaa Ave aud sixth
at ii =. M and $50 p. N. Sunday School Il Il In.
NJ. E. CHURcH-Feurth street, near Douglas.
Rev. r. H. Dolliver, pastor. Services at
II .. m. and 1850 p. m. Sunday school 1t
2:SO p. m. Seats free. 14 f543
BAPTIST CHuRcH-Corner of Douglas and 9Th
streets. Rev. g. 8. Powell, pastor. Ser
vices at IL .. m. and 30 p. m. Sunday school
ut II m.
CATHOLIC CHuRcH-Rev. FatherWillard, pastor.
Capital street, corner 5th. Services ct $50 ..
m. and 1880 \. m. Services in the afternoon
and Sunday school 1t the hour announced by
the pastor.
Y. NJ. G. A-Meetings every Sabbath evening
at $50, at the Congregational chapel. Cordial
invitation extended to everybody.
SCANDINAVIAN LUTHERAN CHURcH-PeArl street
near Sth. Rev. DR.. Andreassen pastor. Ser
vices, morning and evening. Sunday school
at2p. m.
ZroN's CHuBcH, GERMAN LuTHERAN-Corner of
Douglas and Ath. Rev. DR.. Hilger, pastor.
Services at II a. m. and $50 p. m.
LUTHERAN CHURCH, GERMAN Sixth street,
Chas. Wenzlaff, conductor of services. Ser
vices at 11a m. and 8 p. m.
LuTHERAN CHURCH, tGERMAN}-Fifth street, be-
tween Linn and Locust Rev. Bentx, pastor,
Sermon at lOa. m. Sunday school at p. M.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-10-04
NORTHERN DAKOTA.

Frost killed vegetation at Bismarck
the LIST.
Over 10000 tons of hay have been cut
and stacked on the Mouse river thif
season.
The telegraph line along the Northern
Pacific is being thoroughly overha uled
and repaired.
There are said to be thousands oi
wild geese along the jamestown and
Northern railroad.
The Sanborn paper says that A. ).
Boardman, the bonanza farmer, has
failed for $4,000.
The business men and bankers at
Grand Forks propose to carry the far.
mers over the low wheat point.
LaMoure county has paid premiums
on 7,287 gophers since the premium
was offered some months ago. At five
cents piece they have amounted to tho
snug little sum of S36435.
The jamestown Capital learns that
S28,000 were paid out to harvest hands
in Casselton the past week. In some
cases farmers borrowed money to psy
them rather than sell wheat.
A Morton county farmer claims that
the Dakota farmer is better off this year
with wheat at fifty to fifty. five cents q
bushel than he would have been two
years ago with it at dollar.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-10-04
POOR, TIRED MOTHER.
nARaAnET ETYNaE IN uARpER's.

They were talking of the glory of the land be-
y0nd the akles, -
OF the light and Of the gladness to be found in
Paradise,
OF the flowers ever blooming, of the never
ceasing songs,
Ot the wanderings through the golden streets,
of happy, white-rohed throngs;
And said father. leaning costly back in his easy
chair,
(Father always was master-hand for comfort
..,., everywhere):
What . Joyous thing 'twould be to know that
when life is DER
One would straightwAy hear . welcome from
the blessed shining shore!"
from the reed
She was painting on water Jug and murmur-
ed, Yes. indeed
And Marian, the next in age, = moment drop
ped her book, 80
And. Yes. indeed" reps.ted, with most
ecstatic look. =
But mother, gray haired mother, who had come
to sweep the room,
With a patient smile on her thin face, leaned
lightly on her broom
Poor mother! no one ever thought. how much
abe had to do
And said, II hope it is not wrong not to agree
with you.
But seems to me that when die. before join
the blest,
grave and rest"
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-10-04
hold its frat session on the 9th Of oct.,

hold its fret session on the 9th of Oct.,
ct Huron.
Springfield Times: The RI. Rev. N.
Marty, Catholic bishop Of Dakota, aud
Fathers Willard. Of Yankton, and
Krizek, of Tabor, we're all in the city
Tnesday. -
The Mitchell Republican says: The
churches in this city we're all we'll filed
last Sabbath. the pulpits being occupied
BY the Baptist ministers attending the
convention.
Mitchell Republican: The Baptist
association which has just closed its
sessions was largely attended and was
one Of the greatest church occasions our
city has ever Witnessed
Elk Point Courier: Rev. Collins, the
Catholic priest, has purchased himself
new horse and buggy. aud his parish
toner's have built him new barn and
dug we'll at the rectory.
Rev. @. H. Parmont, of Mitchell, has
accepted a call to the Presbyterian
church at Canton, and will enter upon
bis labors at that point at once. He will
remove his family to Canton about the
18th Of October.
Rev. L. johnson, pastor of the Presby.
terian church at Kimball, has accepted a
call from Florida church and will re.
move there soon. Rev. johnson also
held o pastorate at White Lake, where
he preached every other Sunday.
Sioux Falls Argus: Mrs. Col. Springer,
of Anamosa. Iowa, addressed large
audience at the NJ. E. church, Sunday
evening, on the subject of missions. A
woman's home missionary society with
twenty two members was organized.
A camping ground plat of fifty acres
has been purchased by Methodist
association on the Dakota side of Big
Stone lake, two miles from Ortonville.
1t will be laid out after the style of the
famous campaign grounds of Lake
Chatauqua, New York.
Scotland Citizen: The numerous
friend of Rev. Father Krizek, who has
had charge OF the Catholic church at
Tabor in this county, for seven years,
will regret to learn that they have lost
his services aud his society. but at the
same time congratulate him upon enter
ing larger and more influential field
Of service. He has been recalled to his
native country and assigned to the
charge of an important parish in Eisen-
tien, Bohemia. and on Wednesday morn.
ing of this week started on his long
journey.
A new German Evangelical church at
jamestown, was formally dedicated, un-
der the direction of Bishop Dubs, of
Cleveland, last Sunday. From the Cap
ital Wa CLEAN the following: This church
belongs to the denomination known as
the German Evangelical association.
Only in the matter of church govern
ment does it differ from the Methodist
Episcopal church, and very slightly in
that. In the United States are three
bishops who look after the general work
of the church. The subdivisions are
under the charge of elders as in the M.
E. church.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-10-04
SOUTHERN DAKOTA.

Centreville is talking of a tow mill.
Elk Point is to have two new skating
rinks.
A woman's relief corps was organized
in Elk Point Friday.
P. j. Landin, general merchant of
Flandrau, has been closed up by the
sheriff.
The Bon Homme county fair has been
postponed until the 9th, 10th and 11th
of October.
Aberdeen will soon begin to lay sys.
tenn of water mains to supply the city
with artesian water.
F. Nj. Smith, of yermillion, is building
the largest barn in Clay county, its
dimensions are s0x11O feet and fifty.fve
feet high.
Reports from. Walworth county say
that the commission to investigate the
coal deposits of the Moreau valley, have
found several new veins.
The teachers and members of school
boards of Union county, heartily endorse
the re election of W. n. Fate for county
superintendent of schools for the coming
year.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-10-04
Advice 10 Motnerr,.

Are YOU disturbed at night and broken
of your rest by a sick child suffering and
crying with pain of cutting teethp If 80,
send at once and get a bottle of Mrs
WNsI'ow's SooTH1Na SYRUP for Child
tn Vii 1es,e ls ss ya%s noor ss sus
immediately. Depend upon it, mothers,
there is no mistake about it. It cures
dysentery aud diarrhna, regulates the
stomach and bowels, cures wind collie,
softens the gums, reduces inflammation,
and gives tone and energy to the whole
system. Mrs. Winslo,o's Soothing Syrup
for Children Teethsng is pleasant to the
taste, and is the prescription of one Of
the Oldest and best female nurses and
physicians in the United States, and is
for sale by all druggists throughout the
world. Price rs cents bottle.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-10-04
TEMPERANCE TOPICS.

A mass temperance convention was
held in Webster, Day county, Oct. End,
The Good Templars, of Madison, are
rehearsing the drama of "Uncle Toms
Cabin"
A Good Templars lodge was lately
instituted at Woonsocket and named
Badger.
The Mitchell blue ribbon society will
give an entertainment next Tuesday
evening.
The members of the w. G. L. o., of
Rec Heights, held public meeting on
Sunday night.
Watertown Courier: Hon. John
Sobieski, a prominent member of the
Good Templers fraternity, will lecture
here on temperance on Oct. 4th, 9Th and
9Th
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-10-04

cult to compass as that Of full and frank
forgiveness. No word is 90 often said,
and nothing is more seldom done, and
no gap between the word and The thing
i more carefully concealed. Friends
fall ont. and II forgive yon'' ends the
sorry drama; but the assurance is rarely
solid the sound strikes the ear, but the
echoes die away before they reach the
heart, and the breach which has been
made is always breach thinly covered
for show, not service. II forgive, but I
cannot forget" is also favorite phrase
With those who try to serve two masters.
But not to forget is not to forgive, in the
true sense. When We thoroughly forgive,
We do not remember, nor do we wish to
remember the wrong done.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-10-04
Nine Physicians Outdone.

Mrs. Helen Pharviz. No. 33l Dayton
street, Chicago. ILL.,, is now in her sixty.
eight year, and states that she has suf-
fered with Consumption for about ten
years, was treated by nine physlcians,
all Of them pronouncinR her case hope.
less. She had given up all hopes Of ever
recovering. Seven bottles of DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption com.
pletely cnred her. Doubling ones, please
drop her . postal and satisfy yourselves.
Call at Purdy & Brecht drug store and
get free trial bottle.