Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-07-23
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Public Printer Rounds has purchased
the Omaha Republican for 100000 and
will shortly resign his official position 70
take charge of the business of tho,
paper. His so~n-in-law, MI. Rathaker of
the Hatehet, will control the editorial
department.
Mitchell Republican: James S. Eos.
ter returned Tuesday from /. trim
through Jerauld, Beadle, Sauborn and
Dawson counties. He says that on all
early fall blowing where the crops were
put IL in a workmanlike manner, thew
are as good as he ever saw in this conn.
try. and that in Beadle and Jeraul5
counties harvesting is almost entirely
finished, the grain having ripened soma
ton days earlier than usual. MI. Foster
has been in Dakota some twenty.fve
years and knows whereof he speaks.
II il were not for the heat and the
late season there would be an interest.
ing deadlock between the house and
senate on the question of rebuilding the
navy. Messrs. Carlisle. Randall and
Morrison, who control affairs in the
house, are determined that the expendi.
lures by this congress shall not be in
creased to any great extent by new YES.
GELS for the navy, while the senate is
just as fixed in its desire that there be
at least two or three millions put into
the beginning of a new navy. The pros
poets are that there will be o compro-
mise and that Secretary Whitney will
experiment a little in two or three ves-
sells. The increase Of appropriations
has already quite frightened the major
lty in the house.
Scotland Citizen: The assertion
noticed in many of our exchanges, that
the crops have been damaged by hot
weather and drouth, does not apply to
this vicinity. Although we have had
O season OF u~nexampled heat and
scarcely any rain for month or more,
the crops in Bon Homme, Hutchinson
and Yankton counties can be put down,
at first class in both..quantity and quality.
The harvest of wheat, oats and barley is
now in full progress, and the unanimous
report is that the yield is large and the
quantity of the grain good. The fax
crop will be a fair average. The yield
of late sown fields, as a general rule, will
be short, and in some cases where poor
cultivation and unclean seed are added
to late sowiag q nearly complete failure
will be the result. But this Is not, In
any case, the fault of the climate or soil
In all cases where good farming has been
done, the seeding finished at O reasona-
bic time the crop Is good. Oorn never
Looked better at this season of the year
and unless the drouth continues beyond
all reasonable expectation the crop viii
be unusually large. Altogether the crops
in this section of Dakota are excellent
and our farmers have good reason to BE-
satisfied and thankful that their posses
sions lie in the garden spot of Dakota
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Piles are frequently preceded by a sens
OF weight in the back, loins and lower par
OF the abdomen, causing the patient t.
suppose he has some affection of the kid
neys or neighboring organs. Al times
symptoms of indigestion are present, a
h%atulency, uneasiness of the stomach, etc
A moisture, like Precipitation, producing
disagreeable itching, after getting warm i
a common attendant. Blind, bleeding
and itching Piles yield at once to the ap
plication of Bosanko's Pile Remedy, whicl
acts directly upon the parts affected
absorbing the tumors, a~llaying the intens
itching, and e%ffecting a permanent cure
Price nifty cents. Address, Tie DR.. Bo
sanko Medicine Co., Piqus, O.. sold b.
Purdy & Brecht.
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