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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-22
Sic stoSt aeoeu Sratfenrtoae.

eSeBt 1tro mir enbli9 Dabtn gelar9t
baB bic @tabt flagbar gegen Sradenrlo'
ge auftritt unb bas @eieb bic 8renaer
feines 2anbes gu beftimmen bat. Si'
NG6ermer baben fi6 lange gerug bage'
qeu qeuebrt, benn breckenridge mar es
ia, pelder Bet Stabt itets 8elo bDr:
fredte, ibre 8onbs faufte unb fonftigl
8elbgel9dfte beforgte, besbalb mOlts
man linn ni9t gu nabe treten. 8iel:
Iei6t fab man ibm aud aus bieiem
@runbe mad, baB er iein Feuerbares
8erm6ger gu 10 u%ngebeuer niebrigem
Wertbe angab. SEPT aber baben fl
ben @unf9 beg alderman Madep er'
fiilt unb bic &lase angeorbnet.
Was babel berausfommt, erf6eint
febr apeifelbaft, benn 8radenribge bal
@elb, urb bas lit bpr @eri6t immerbin
cine bebenfli6e Sa6e; auBerbem bal
bic Stabt nit ibren &laseu no@ ME
Slid gebabt, rnb fomit erf9eint Der
Gusgang Der 5treitfrage iebr 5peifel=
baft, tpenlt man fie iberbaupt ni9t nod
au bintertreiben peritebt.
Ser San Mntonio Spring 1T ber
f96nfte punft in ber umgegenb San
Mntonios. Sic meifen Der Bewobner
fe1rert i'm dber gar ni6t, neil er prts
pateigentbum 1T utb mod ni6t etnntal
cine StraBe binbur9fabrt, tpel@e sas
Commencement DEPOT nit benz San
pe6rp Spring berbinbet. Wer ben
San Mmtonio Spring beiu6en min,
muB Brademribge urt @rlaubniB bitten
unb es t9 gefalen laRen, bob tbnt otes
feIbe bermeigert miro, was Bradenrioge
gar ni9t ii5el gu nebmeu tpdre. So
Iiegt Der plab per6bet unb berlaner ba,
BON allen @eiten absei6lOHen, unb itatt
baB ct ein 8ergniigungsort fur bas
publifum ieitt iolte, bleibt er p6aig urs
befannt. Das S9Iimmfte babel 1T,
baB fid bic QuelIen oes GluHes baielbff
befinben unb bic Stabt nit ibrem 8e>
tpdEerungs : epftem babon abbdngt.
Siele nmitdnbe bra9ten ben 9tabt=
ratb bor ungefdbr Is Sabren 81 benz
@ntiaIufe, Bic San MntonioS Springs gu
faufen. Ollie Mnprbnungen tparen be.
reits getrofen unb Der &auftontraft
absef6loRen, ba erbob fi6 bas alte
8ourbonensg Clement San Mntonios pie
ein Ma1r unb er5tpang es, baB Der
G%auftontraft bereitelt unb Der Stabts
ratb abgeieBt tpurbe. Mie fonnte fi6
aud elm repubIitanii6er 9ta6tratb uHs
terfangen, berartige 8erdnberungen
bor3unebmen, bas 9iug bod ni9t an.
@ogar &epublifaner tieBen nit ben
Demotraten in baKelbe 9orn unb fonr.
ten ni9t einleben, tDarum man ben
@eIbprDBert einen 8ergntgungsplaB ers
6fnen mole, Der muir per @quipage gu
errei1en lei, tpdbren6 Der arrne Wtann
baboa ausgei9loHen bliebe. Stun, beute
lift Man9er Der bamaligen Spponenten
felbf @elbprobe getpDrben unb fdbrt
fraft ieines @elbes in elmer gquipage
berum. Ob ct tppbl feinen bamaligen
Wiberftanb, ben er benz Mnfauf beg
San @ntonio Springs %leiftete, bereuts
Die &lage lit BON Der b66iten Wi6z
tigfeit fiir San Mntonio. Wirb fie ges
ponnen, 10 erbdlt bic Stabt Bel tpeitem
nlebr, als bas bafiir berausgabte @elb.
@ebt fie berIoten, oann 1T bic Stabt
Der @naoe 8radenribges anbeim gegez
ben. Sn beiben Gdqen 1T aber bas
gnbe Der Nnselegele9beit ni6t ab3ufez
ben, unb es tpdre bel better gepefen,
man bdtte fid 3u iener 3eit benz Wiaeu
Der ShieIebQbefGen 8ertpQltung gefligi
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@am nebnte ni@ts anseres.

: Sic geftrise Mufage beg Wo6ere
blattes Der rGreien prefe fir Seras"
iDog mad ben Mngaben bes biefigen
Botamtes 1876 Bfunb. 9ieies @e>
ui@t be5iebt fi6 iebo6 rur auf %oieienis
gen gremplare, pel6e rad Orten
auBerbalb unieres gountp's berfanbt
iperoen. &e9nen mir bic Circulation
i'm @ountp felbft binau, Dofir fein
3eitungs : porto gu entri9ten 1T, 10
ianote bic rGreie BreRe" etma HOO
pfuno 3eitungen bur6 Die pof an
tire MbDnnenten.
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ssar Counts. g6e6Or.

Wiz finb amtoriirt, germ g.. 6 Mc@eip.
ton ais aan6ibafen fir bas Munt oes
County. Affefors an5useisen.
Wiz fnb autorifrt GERM gapt. So9n 9.
gramorb ola aanbibaten fit odS lint oes
Gounib ) gIFefor in Der beborfebeuben aobetl'
bernobI dntuaeigen. 80
Wiz fin0 aatorifirt, Germ gapt. .. w.
8oor nIs Ranbibat fit Bieberipabl fur ods
autt 0es gouutb. GfeIOr in Der beportebeaperl
MobemberpahI ansu5eisea.
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Stir gcuntb , Gddsmeiffer.

&err sobn Witbers autorifirt uns
hermit, i6n ala Ganbibat fur baS lint oes
Gounfp g 1atmeifers bon Bexar 60. in bet
nddRen Wdbl au5u3eigen.
Sir finb autortirt, Germ Gb. Grob0ie
ais aan6iDat fit WieberuabI fur baS Nmt oes
county. g @abmetferS IN Der bebor.
fe5enben NobemberpobI an5u5eigen.
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Bur SsOtis fir weriiderte.

Bonn 1. September 1886 an tuerber
ale igeuers0 erF9erungs polieen nui
mad g~insabIung Der 95rdmien in cash
abgeliefert.
Fannie 8. Glorian, &.M. 2ap & Co.,
q. q. BonDrge, u. Mone,
Smith & Co., 5ran3 @lrnenbDrt
81. u. Noung, 9tps. s. grabp,
Ngenteit.
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Outer Grfpla in iesem ssaIe.

8. u. BRADFORD, YapierbdnOler in Gbattu-
nooga, 9en., fdreibt, bab feline 2unsen bon
elmer farfen grtaltnns befanen uurben unb oae
er biele Mittel basesen ~erfolslo8 amtpanote. ct
murbe beranlast, Or. &ingS Stem DISCOVERY
sesen Musaebruns gu berfnden, ct folste benz
&atbe uno 1T bur9 ben @ebrau6 ueniser Gla.
f9en gebeilt porben. Seit iener Belt 6at er
bas Wlittel sesen Sufen unb @%rfdltuns in feiner
Gamilie ifetS init sutem @rfOls ansepanot.
Dielelbe grfabruns baben taujenbe gema9t,
beren reben bur9 bic punberboue Diseoberb
aerettet purbe.
p%robefaf6en frsi in Der apOtbete bon u.
NreiB.
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acknowledgements fir bas a1os
@emb1att $3.50.
&eifenbe Mgenten:
s. 6. Sui@.
Sr. Sbaoett.
@epablifanifdbes staatstiaet.

V%S%WptIN2$0 S$WW<S$t$v~%e
SIR @ouberneur:
u. M. 6 o9rane
bon Dallas.
Sir 2ieutenants @ouberaeIr:
Sod Mc9aniel,
BON Grimes.
Sir &omptroler:
Grant @Ieabes,
bDn GDof.
Stir @eneraIsM npalt:
6. %. obno II,
bon Ooung.
Stir 8eiri9ter Der Supreme Court:
%. s.. Burfbart,
bon Sort genb.
Stir GommiTdr Der 2anb Office:
u. 3abed,
bon NabarrD.
Stir euperint't oes 6fentI. nnterri9ts:
6enrD 6. Cline,
bon 9arris.
gongrebs3 eprdientart 6es 10. 9ifritts:
s. g. Neweomb.
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aatana!

O. 8. Sspy & Co., $50. 266 goms
uleree : Gtrabe, ~berfnufe1 bic feiuftert
6errrls unb 9amen Mpbeuaaren, ips
fpie G6ube uro 2Ieiber 3u erifaunli9
biligen Yreiieu. I'm ~gefdaigeH Beiu9
suir6 sebetett. 27,9 ,tufp6R
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Siir QeoieIatur : Superintendent.

Wiz f11b autoriirt, Serrn s. g. Ddfe
aIs aan6ibaten fur 2estsIntursHeprG,
entauten au5u5eisen.
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ssar COUNTY : GommiGar.

Wi finb a~ntOriffrt Germ gb. Braben
ale Ran0ibaten fur Wiebertpabl fur bas An1f
bes County .gommiffioner OeS A.
Vrecinfts ausuaei9en.
Wiz finb autorifirt GERM Us M. Sofling
fl, ais Ranbibat far Bieoerpabl fur oas Afnt
bes COUNTY. SO m miffdrs bes 8. $re'
tiuffs an3u5eisen.
Sir ffnb autoriiirt, germ s. 8. Digno.
b 18th ala annoibaten fit DaS Mnt pes
@ountbs RommiHGrS bes 8. Hree1r1tfs
a15u5eigen.
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= Ser moblbefannte S6neioermets
fer &aule, etablirt in 287, 8irginia
Sleb in Nqegbanp @itp, peaniplbania,
bat st. SafobssO Del gegen &beumatis=
mus unb anbere uebel gu tpieberbolten
Mtalen unb INNER NIT benz beften grs
foIge %angepanbt.
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an3eige.- Dim Montag ben Is.
Oct. tDer6ert mir bic @aifo1 nit $50
Subenb %gau3polenen @afimeresM naiis
gen 5u $3.50 er6ffnen. 5riiberer
preis $18, $40 unb 500.
g. 9eutf1 & 6 ..
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t.
9iftrift : Nnmalt:
George g 9al.
,r sxl

Serge g a@al.
9iHrift : glert:
s. @. 80 s jail.
@ountn : G9abtneifer:
CD. Groboee.
Sheriff:
Rat 2emis
Collector
s. 8. maD.
Nfefor
M Orrill SCOT.
County. &idter:
6. 8. d.
gountp > Glerf:
5. s. Stebens>
8ermefer:
%. M. 3ode.
gountD Mnn,alt:
OttD Staffel.
@onFebIer-1. 9sreeinet:
Greb. 8aber.
Griebensridte ter
Mntni1 u a m.
g. M. so cMIIifer.
9dute Snfp.ftor
SDe Muri n.
2egislatoren:
s. W. 8anfs.
S. %. 2igbt.
Oefentlide @dger:
6 Ell mann.
2puis 8ertreau1.
5. Bullion m.
ISM. GeatneD.
@ountn : gommiffoner:
Mffreb W ufep.
S. u. @baDe5.
% m. Quilting sen.
Trnuf II mfmei6.
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syar Diffrift : gterf.

IN bic BHreer ION 8exar County.
9ierbur9 fdn0tse i1 mid als aanbibat aur
W~ts6ereripdtIuus fir Das gmt oes Difrittelerf
bon gexar @cnntb on.
Sec. q. . afbieI.
@ir fiu6 autorilirt GERM Sbos. .. Mts
GaH fir 6n8 Mmt beS 9tfrift gIert
ID Der beboriebenbeu y obemberpabl auaaaeisen.
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ssitr RnuntheMidter.

@ir fuo ouforiiirt, Germ 6. 8. @urabad
ais Rdn6ibats1 fir @ieDerertrdblung fir baS
slmt bes gount1ri9ters anau5eisen.
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sEiir Gteuer /. Solicitor.

Bir 5nb autorifirt, Germ s. 9. "a ab
ais adnDi61t fir bas Mnat 0es Steuertouettors
bon Gexor Gountb in Der bebcrfebenben aos
beutberiuabI au5u5eiger.
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Mn3eige.- Nm Monta9 ben Is.
Oct. perbei1 mir bic Saiion nit $50
Dubenb ganamoIenen @afiimeresI nsiis
gen gu $3.50 er6hnen. Jriiberer
preis $18, $19 unb 500.
6. 9eutf@ & s 0.
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SeDen Morgen IL ubr: @uss
Qeaei6ueie marine Auffertis nnb G6ilbz
fr6teniuppe nit 2un9 In Gus gabe,
Giibojfsgde 9oufton u. GolebaofraBe,
I'M 3elltr.
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= 9eute Nbenb finbet bic 3ueite
YrDbe bes SET Gbores i'm
9ullnig : @ebdube itatt. Damen uno
9erren finb gebeten, piinftti@ gu erf9eir
men. Snnerbalb Ginger Wo6en tDers
ben bic 2iften gei1lofen, tpona@ feline
Mitglieber mebr aufgenommer tDerbea,
UNI St6rung in ben Broben, bic ibren
Gortgang nebmen miiKen, gu permeiben
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Sec. q. 9 aftieL.
SIR @beriff.

@ir finb autorifrt, Germ Rat RENTS
ale Rauoibat fit @ieberipabI fit bas Amt bes
Gberiffs au5ufanbisen.
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aiir gpnaoble.

Wiz inb autorifrt, Germ Breb 8aber
0I8 Hanoibat fur @iebefuabI fit ba8 Nmt beS
&onfabIers bes 1. Difritts ardujeisen.
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sar gpnuts . geruefer.

Bfr ffub autorifirt, Germ %. 81. 2ode
ale !Rarbioat far @ie6ererndbluug fir baS
Ant 6es Counts 8ermefrs BET Der
beborjfsbenben BabI an5nseigen.
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photographer, before als ie in
San Mntonio angefertigt purben, lpers
ben iebt in gaIIamaDs Gale
RE. 413 6pufonfrabe, aufgenommen.
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= S9mar3e unb farbige @afbmeres,
SO SOL Brett, au Is Gents bic Oaro Bel
g. 9eutf9 & So.
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- 9ie bertbmter Soupit 2ib 9anbs
f6ube Bel g. 9ent9 & 60. fir
Is @ts. bas paar.
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INTO n Mb n.

@ir iiao autoriiirt GERM 6. M. Barnes
ais Sauoibat fir 6as glmt eisss bet Grieben8,
riGter oes 1. @reeinfts in BET beborfebenoen
NobeniberiuabI ansuaeisen.
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@abG Mnsei9en.
8erar gonnta
9ar gpuutp : gferf.

OUT WuUHI9 VIStI.
@ir inb oitorifirt, GERM $. $. StebenS
oIs 3dn0ibatea fir baS Amt oeS county
GIerfS au3u5eiseit.
Sir ff1b autoriirt Germ Stab. vs..
Smith ais Ranbioaten fir @iebererpdblurig
fur bo8 amt bes gonntb. gIerfs arail'
tiinbieen.
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= so 9ubenb 8albrigan 9triimpfe
fir 9amei1, at 20 @ents bas paar, bet
g. 9eutf9 & 6 o.
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= @uineas fir Oome1l, bon i9par=
ger SelOe gu 81 bic Darb bel g.
9eut{ 6 & 60.
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Nos Wpdheublatt.

Dir ienben DON ieS! "b bas uWo@en.
blatt" fit ben preis bon $500 auf
elm 5abr portofrei nod Deuti9Iaab.
Ser 9erausgeber.
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= u~ngebeuerl 9as Mdntel.9 epar>
temert BET g. 9eutf6 & SO.
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SIN bieiigen sguenins paper"
frdgt Elm gi~nfenber: pSSft bas Opernz
baus, bas gegenmdrtig in San Mntonio
erbaut pirb, fi9er Dber merbem bic
Mauern eines i@6nen Sases einffiiraen2"
Der fi@ bas i1eue 0perils
baus betra@tete, mirb f9on bieielbe
Srage oufgeifiegen fein, menn ct Die biinz
neu 8ridtein ; Mauern betra6tete.
9as Spernbaus lou, tpenn fertig 1900
perio1en fafen f6nnen, aber mie lans
ge es iol@e 2af gu trage1 Dernlag,
f@eint eine be6enfli6 Grage gu iein.
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an bic etimmgeber Des /. 9reeinEts, 8exar
Gonnfb.-Meiae 9erren! Da bic Babl BON
Gountbbeainten IN nddften Mobember i~fattfns
bet, 70 baIte t6 es fir @fidt, meiuen Jreunoen
fit bic l1nterFaknns uuD bic 8esinaisungen
in banteu, bic Re nitr tn ben bersansenerl feds
Sabren e~ripie5sn babeu, rub bertraue babel anf
SIRE llnterifnbung in Der fomlmenben Babl.
sd fiinbige mid besbaIb als aanbi0at fur bic
@ieberipabl nIs GriebenSri9ter bes 1. @rerinlts
bon Bexar gountb an, uab f0lte i9 erudblt
iuerben, 10 lam i1 nur berfpreden uub mid
berbirgeu, bic @fidten ,neines Anates unpar.
teiif9 n Der Submit gu ~erfiilen, serabe tpie i'd
es berfu6t babe, in Der ~bett 5u tbun.
Sd SerbIeibe adttrngsboH
Nntpn Mbam.
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"a Hrisbensridter bes I. Brecintts

@ir fiub autoriFrt, Germ g. IS. MeaL.
Hitter ala 8dnbioat fur bas G~rie6enas
rid teramt bes 1. Breeinfts on5utinbisea.
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Gnaeige.- Nm Montag ben IS.
Oct. tDerbeu mir bic Saifon nit $50
DuBeno g%an5poaenen @aiimere Mn5tz
gen 3u $3.50. er6ffnen. Griberer
Preis $18, $40 unb 500.
g. Oeutf9 G Go.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-06-15
9aily 9resa and 1akntaiau
rs PUBLISHED

EVERY MyEScNe EXCEPTING SUNDAYS
L me cssti s., tcS ] carriers, per
month, i,o0. lrr year, St2 .; by mail. per
month, Genus; per year, S'lu.hI.
Office on Third Street, Press and Dakotaian
BOWER s. TGCT, PTS,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-06-15

Carthage Prairie Home: There is a
good deal of misconception OF the word
revolutionary" A good many ordinarily
sensible men are thrown into Huster
when some ignuramus shouts out, "reve
lutionary," when speaking of the pres
ent attitude of the friends of statehood
under the Sioux Falls constitution.
There are not q few timid souls who
are frightened by this shadow, dim
though it may be, in the starlight of
the Dakota state league.
Now, what does all this cant about
revolution" amount to?
There is not q decently intelligent
man in Dakota, who believes any sane
man contemplates any 30 called revolu-
tlonary action.
On the con trary every movement thus
far has been orderly and in strict com.
pliance with statutory enactment.
Every intended move, and the plan of
action proposed have been fully out
lined in the resolutions adopted at the
Huron meeting, and published In q
Prairie Home supplement last week,
clearly shows that not one step shall be
taken to put the machinery Of the state
| in motion except IL obedience to the
mandate of law.
The people themselves hold the
power. 1t is for them to exercise it in
the orderly and legal methods provided
by Law and multiplied by precedent.
| They will do it.
Every change of administration is q
revolution, peaceab.e. legal and consii-
tutional.
Grover Cleveland was ushered into the
white house after one of these white
heated contests revolution without
| bloodshed-only possible in the United
States.
In such manner will Dakota, at the
proper time, and iii like obedience to the
| majesty of law, put her house in order
and proceed to the care of her domestic
concerns, according to her own good
Judgment, under her own constitution
eiways subject to the laws of congress
land the constitution of the United
States.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-06-15

oonstitution is robbed of all its signif.
cance so far as it applies to the divisions
OF the west now known rs territories. IT
refers simply to the landed possessions
Of the general government, tho public
lands unconyeyed to private individuals,
which exist within the boundaries OF
states as well as of those political divi-
sions now designated Ms territories. The
constitution says: "phe territory, or
other property, belonging to the United
States" meaning the area of land the
title to which rests in the general govern
ment, The clause "or other property"
gives to the whole expression its true
sense. No one contends that the terri
tory of Dakota, three-quarters of which
is the property of private individuals, is
owned by the United States or that the
congress Of the United States has power
to dispose of and make all needful rules
and regulations" respecting it--l. 9. its
care, it's survey, its sale, its improve
ment. 1t is upon this particular con-
stitutional clause that the obstructionists
nave based their entire argument and in
construlng it to suit their uses they have
perslstently used the word territories
when the constitution says territory"
thereby changing the meaning and
intent of that instrument.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-06-15
SPAhDINd's GLUE is like wit: good
thing well applied.
Adysco 10 Motners.

Are you disturbed at night and broken
of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain of cutting teeth2 If SO,
send at once and get bottle Of Mrs
WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP fol Child-
rem Teething ts alue Is 1ncalculable.
Lit viii relieve the poor little sufferer
immediately. Depend upon it, mothers,
there is no mistake about it. 1t cures
dysentery aud diarrhma, regulates the
stomach and bowels, cures wind colo,
softens the gums, reduces infammation,
and gives tone and energy to the whole
system. Mrs. Wfas'oD's SooS7sane Sy9.a,
for Children 1settsng is pleasan 10 the
taste, and is the prescription of one of
the Oldest nurses and and best female
physicians in the United States, ana is
for sale by all druggists throughout the
world. Price 25 cents a bottle.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-06-15

You can't afford to laugh, dear girls,
Unless your teeth are white as pearls
Unless your mouth is Pink and sweet.
And your two lips in rosebuds meet;
And you cannot supply this want,
But through the use of SOZODONTi
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-06-15
AnoflIer I.Ife saved.

Mrs. Harriet Cummings, OF Cincinnati
Ohio, writes: "Early last winter my
daughter was attacked with severe
cold, wa,ch settled on her lungs. We
tl,ed several medicines, none of which
seemed to do her any good, but she con
tinued to get worse, and finally raised
large amounts of blood from her lungs
We called in family physician, but be
failed to do her any good. AT this time
a friend who had been cured by DIR
VIM. HALLS BALSAM FOR THE
LUNGS. advised me to give it trial.
We got bottle, and she began to i'm
prove, and by the use of three bottles was
entirely cured.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-06-15

Congressman Hill, in his minority re-
port in behalf of his Dakota division
bill punctures popular misrepresenta-
tion which has been handled with skill
and effect by the opponents of state
hood and by others who are the friends
of statehood but object to the methods
of the radical element in pursuit of their
rights. It las been held by many
speakers and newspapers that the con-
stitution provides that congress shall
have power to dispose of and make all
needful rules and regulations respecting
the territories" of the United States.
Upon this they have based their argu-
ment of opposition to the plan OF set.
ting up a state government, insisting
that the constitution OF the United
States expressly provides that congress
| shall make all rules and reg llations rel
| ative to the management Of the terri
| tories. MIR. Hill shows coneiusively that
| the constitution has been misquoted-
that it makes no reference 30 the "terri-
tories" as outlying provinces of tae gen.
eral government and that, the term, "ter-
ritories," as aeparate political divisions,
was unknown at the time the constitu-
ton was adopted. Even 80 conservative
an opponent of the repeal of section
thirty-two as Mr.. Haines, of Parker, is
quoted in his last weeks speech at that
place as saying:
The constitutional argument, for want
of time stated IN mere outline. was that
by the provisions OF the constitution, the
laws passed pursuant thereto were the
supreme laws of the land; and the power
to make all needfui rules and regulations
for the territories was expressly vested
in congress.
What the constitution really says
| upon this point is giyen in these aordi
(seetion three of article four:
The congress shall have power to dis
pose of and make all needful rules ant
regulations respecting the territory o
other property belonging to the United
States.
j Correctly rendered this eiaGEe In th
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-06-15
In recent ST. Paul Pioneer Press
interview Judge Edgerton, of Mitchell,

In recent ST. Paul Iloneer Press
interview Judge Edgerton, of Mitchell,
is quoted thus:
The people of south Dakota, says the
Judge, are practically unit on the ques-
division along with admission, yet they
would accept gracefully anything that
congress sec fit to give them.
In making this remsrk we trust that
the judge had in his mind, not the
people of Dakota, but only one OF them,
namely, himself. For himself he has q
right to speak, but for tho balance of
south Dakota be has no right to utter
SO palpable mistruth. The
people of south Dakota long ago
nailed to the masthead their
flag and upon it is emblazoned the
legend: mo admission without divis-
lon." This Judge Edgerton knows and
he cannot change the complexion of
public sentiment by newspaper asser-
tion which is hagrant insult to the
people who have honered him with a
position under the government of south
Dakota. Judge Edgertop, though an
emigrant from our Jurisdiction, is still q
nominal representative of Yankton
county IN the constitutional convention
for south Dakota and it is susceptible OF
proof that he was never elected to
such position upon the
proposition that south Dakota was
wiling to accept admission as whole.
His constituent repudiate the st. Paul
declaration as a misrepresentation of
the sentiment of community
acknowledging no fellowship with
tho Bismarck -Ordway Pieme. Northern
Pacific combination which seeks to per-
petuate, through statehood, the ills of
our territorial condition.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-06-15
Cau To- a NJ eet,ng 10 Organize a
Stale League Ior yanktoa
CaIstN.

We, the undersigned, requestal citizens of
Iankton county. without distinction of party,
who are in favor of the Stare League and ius
objects, and of division and statehood for
south Dakota, and who favor the submitting
to vote of the people the repeal of section
thirty-two of the ordinance, to meet in mass
meeting in Turner Hall, on MONDAY, JUNE
81. A. u. lSst, atsS o'closk p, M, for the pur-
pose of organiaiup such State Leanne