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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-02

Qua the United states. and sny la4y -
gives her time aad energy V cenyu1
Tor them can soon buiIA up Z rkHMAS...t.
and paoFfrABLK bushes. Thy -
sold by merchants, and ~ ofv4 n1t.S
sIvE TERRITORY. thereby giving
entire control Of thcse surknic4 CO... -
In the territory assigned her. WEI S1
large number Of agents VINO ~ ~ -.
4 grand succese selling these rood
We desire such in every town- A4eg
NINE. 0RfsWuLD q CO.. ~ -
way New York.
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REMOVED.

UHTTwoRTH q THOMSON HAVE
w removed tAeir ozIce 70 the fhirl
door Of the Gordon HkrdwAr Co. . build
IN. No StS frout street. We are now
better prepased than ever hcfore 70 exe-
cute s1rveyA exAmins msres. report On
The chAncsef Il tAnd. has ouf rswn plata.
and make fns drAwfrgs for AM pa1 pose.
We haye bcf1nr fAcizlEfsr fer WORK than
any efhw arm h the nurshWenk.
gACzsy szrvsyurs 0GBca -
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MONEY TO LOAN

ON IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY.
" Htxhsss prsoe paid for City anH
Cuucty Scrip ~ o<zxoe a W. W. NEWLxN
AtscrDey 81 Law. f,esciz hlsck. Fruas q.
3AxtsA RkU
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IDE1. -. e. HA ~ E0>
COMPOUND vAPOR BATH
DR. ]. MOUDY, General Agent 625 Front street, Ssatta
Healta Preserveay Hea1th ERestorea.
o
withou Dragging stomach with Medicine.
WHAT WILL 1T CURR /? is

m theuuiv
In disease based on poisoned elements
odand expelled
and
what 10 wonderful
in who already
of Il diae benefia IT.
Of
Of
find tina
in Amria. andyouc an lake EN-
e." % pua~ n-
one Of ~, 6ssns u. a ~
@
asa sS % % % % WIN -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-02

THK SOUTHERN CORNER HOUSE
l. Of the Sscssoa q Post row Of elc~anf
Awczting hcnSc< 9AA hot and cod water.
bath On second soog. and al modern Coz
yenicnc<A Apply 20
mh1l WM- q. woOn. Asent
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-02

Tie Nev Eass~ L.xn Mower, for
sale BY the SxArrIK aAs0wAzx ca. -
iuss sdApsed 10 ne wAess Of ss~isle
peopse- spl
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-02

DYA GENTLEMAN WITH WIFE
ID and child. . q 1 PLEASANT roomA fur
nished for housekeeping Address : O.
I'D rsntaL mh191
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-02

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WAR, BITTER WAR |,
NO QUARTER, NO MERcY,i

THE REBELLrOUs FRONT STREET
= photoxrAphers finding that they are
fast being ieft In the background ~ THE
MORE COMPETENT and popular second
street photographers have cut the price
Of cabinets 10 IS per dozen. This IL !
SURF sign that they are brought 10 this
last extremity on account Of remunera-
i've patronage. They excuse themselves
~ saying. Pciser cut frst This u
false. ! have been receiving ts per dozen,
right along, with the exception Of reason
able reduction 70 family clubs.
From this data I will make
SAras Tor. ...-...-.--...-...tl0 % per dozen
SAesnsts for..---...-.-..... 2 50 per dosen
b41opfr1 ror-...-s.s.s....s 8 % Der dozen
Respectfully. THO. Il. PEfSKR,
pessers Art Studio,
app Second street near Marion
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-02

OFFICE IN OPERA HOUSE, BLOCK.
" rooms and
oflcs hour: II . m 10 II m: . to . , m
and to 9 . n.
Telephone connection- Once No. 50.
residence No. u
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-02

Ounmf6nne ~ mcrufnn. - - Il
The shrss psEssns sassina 60 - -
fsvosshas vee@ - psoossnsed .asnss,f
. nscr g 49, sanneA - -
seess seDco sua p pssssssso
~.
-
Wah serses eseenasses
NEW 1onx- ApRii l-U. . "a IoIs
Ameriesn Exprsna. LOS Onnn1A Rncshc
~; O.n.dA nsoensn. ~ Cs.ssAl -
e1eel ~ ;buxiieesos. u y ;L4sanw.nea.
I'm usnyef = kte ds1nde. ~; Era
~; ksnns& Tex.A ~; Laks eeoee.
~; Louisvite Z Nae1v1ite, 4o1 Lea
tnAa Oeeefoh ~ Acse401 kAease ~;
pgsfegled, ~ Noeeevegopsn. tQ54 !
No. Iesk CsntsaL I1x; Ofeeo1 kaal-
vsy and hsvieafssn, ~; Ofeeoa
TEannoouktDenenl ~ OseGoa I'm
IsOvsDsns. m fsesee aeai, ~ !;
RsaI. s7k; Texas Pssifs. IN; union
1000 ~; unlsso ss.sss 11Oss 81
Hs@ssesss. H. 0ussrio. %
-
ArrzxrTxD suscDE-Wiliism No
AMDG0xI, 80fE4{ E0oU0 - 04x1o, ke9Uu
. - -. -. :. 800 T.,sa
= " A.11s
ed Wa1nin9toa sssssfs- Aoosf four
months 80 b 80 married. and nn
wife hes sines oocs psed rooms IN the
reaf o. ths AIoon- lsessrday afessnooo
abost 8 O'Clock MeMnsasrs vsns dawn
town 70 - eooe meat fof d1neer. No
soonsf hed b !sfs The hoose shas bic
wifs vaieed oelthefateiy into ne
sAioon, and gotn9 bsaind Ne ~ eosk
thersfrom . s.ve!yes. She tesa ret.snee
plasine ths weapon eloss 10 hse hsart,
nfeo. he Dali peosssasso nsr al
shrc.sh sam~ 80 rrdsr - - -
Tbs vosnd il net nsossuariIy fatal,
thouah quite ssrioas. Ths ouiy oauss
s~irrsd Tor ~ dssd vss despondsncy.
cauoed b. failing 70 hear from her g.
-
TR fonuM.- The April number Of
shis nsv ana pouulax uaraxins contains
~. s-,,--,-- 49, - - 49,
lsa,s ~ kn4vn ssiens; Lns Onild ano
r.s yyo Decsey lsesa -
= a. soesh 4, Prefss.or Hosh 4
Da,is. ssassii an kiebs Honr avstsm X
- e s,.i ~ Hm e1us u wss. .ns r.
.1 49, Waa M - ~
Thomss Want vorth Hieoinson: .Ths
fntsrvievsr.p 81 a. 4. Frethipehsm;
n-S-- -
Cady Stanton; and "rhs Ideal Church, =
By Professor David Seine.
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WANTED m SEATTLR

An enerxcf1c bugInoU 49,
len 70 solicit ard ~ 49,
PATENT 0KinI rurPll1 ~
COHsEvs. Tteep g.
have been exfe14tQ
", tised and so16 " ~
eas vaaseru the pnGS -
which. with THn1Q So
GRITTY. has crested . -
nsMANu for th3m t&f0uX1r
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-02

Sick headache, habiruaI costiveness
pains in back and limha loss Of appetite,
bad breath and tAsts In the mouth. ETC..
entirely cured ~ the use Of
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i : |
IL |
FOR 0ALsm.
Two-sr0RY H0UsE AND Lor on
: Third azssl
CRY Lea ~ 92s azd rs ~.
|. Hs1l with hnr. Laundry. Soda WWks |
8suund hasd Furniture Store.
- acrss innA part ciears6- - pr acFe
wha.s river ranch. cacarcd hosssm- e7oo
ReseasraanL Ssn ga eoro; bargains
0ood Dnslnsas ChancsA
lmprsvsd RaachsA "a ga 90 up-
Hnksly. ~ TAzss 0aaeonA
yaoaxsd clnfm. - irssinquishsd ho0s-
sod. o. prs-s.rei,ns e1oa eik 80. 80
Hve-acrs hons& cleared. 80 mp
frnAs City Lssn Tor Ranch
Ksrtssess - soiid p~epsrfg. eios 10
$4,000.
CITY anA County Scrip. -
New and sscond-hnsd safsS-
WANTED.
Money; sod security. hsss intsrsss
pAxd- Cali q ~
Women and girls: highest wages pa&d-
Irssses. wsshsn and cooks; No. pay.
To furnish farm banda - per msnth.
Canvassss and agents. as pr mensh.
Partner o. improved Stock Ranch. -
Two laay partasrA fer lie. By two well
todo men. Wont ~ snythlagi.
FOR RENT.
Three Fruit and Vegetable Gardens
near town. vefy cheap; take then -
once.
Nlnstssn houses IS 10 rs.
Furnished or unfurnished roons with
| q without boAra. q month up.
Popular saloon. sc.
10 ssrs raaeh: improved orchard and
hay; no eash rent.
soacre improved ranch. IS month
| HOUSE AID larss garden. In town.
Furnished Restaurant or Lodging HOUSE
go each.
Lot near centes 1t city to lsase.
Monsy to loan ON short time and sp-
proved sesurity.
cGo. W. CRANE,
washingtsa Territory Employment Bs.
reas, near corser Commercial and
wasAingtea streets. seattle. dw
: $500 on Business Property.
is 1900 on Business Property.
go 900 on Business Property.
Money waiting for Mort
cages on Improved Farms.
EDWARD B. DOWNING { co
Bankers and Drokers.
Yesier-Leavy Building.
Over First National BANK.
lDUNGBNBSS POTiTOES
200 Sacks Just Received.
| QUALITY GUARANTEED.
| ALTRED sSxBER a CO..
mhi3 Cherry street.
GOOD STOCK FARM,
Ion sQUAK SLOUGH; 10 ACRES
~ clear; large pasture; rent cheap.
payable In work Address III K K"
Box leo. Seattle. mhl6
=. ANTHONY.
| PRACTICAL B00KBINDER.
IDAPKR RULER AND BLANKBOoK
rooms and n Seattle W. T. mol
lALLMOND & PHILLIPS
| FOUNDERS
| AND MACHINISTS.
| Estimates given ON all
classes Of Foundry and
Machine Work.
Corner Frent and Spring
streets. r. o. Box 6l2, Sc
attic.
| p. J. FRANCIS,
| PIONEER JOBBER
WILL DO ALL KINDS OF HOUSE
w Cleaning. Carpet Cleaning and
Securing. WITHDRAWING. Kalscmining
and General Jobbing.
shop. on Columbia street, or At booshlack
stand yealer LeAry building.
werk promptly attended %. Prieesrss-
| eonahlc. mht I'm
| SEATTLE BOILER WORKS
Tss1erss wharf, foot Of MiD
stress. seattle,
GEOQGK KELLY. pr~nvsstor-
D0nkRs BUILT or ALL DKsCRIPs
ID fiona TAaka sheet iron work and
repatrina done 81 short ns<ioa- lei
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-02

7. r. PuxIHxxr. Insurance and Com
mission Agent. jal0
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-02

In the csarse Of his speech In the SEN
ats on the bill 10 admit Washin1ton
Territory Into the Union, Mr.. Dclph.
speaking Of woman suffrage. sid: "Mr.
President, there is another matter,
which consider pertinent 10 this dis
csssion. and Of too mach importance 20
be left entirely snnoticed on this occa-
sion. IL 10 something nev In COR politi-
cal history. IL IL full Of hope for he
women OF this eonntry and OF the
~ofid. IL IL full OF promises of the fu-
tnre OF kepneiicsn institutions. l re-
fer 10 the fact that In WAshinctsn Ter
ritory the right Of Suffrage hes kesn
extended 90 women of prspeF see. DO
not believe the proposition 20 eften a.
serted. that Suffrage 10 Q political priv
ttese. II is natural right II IL reeu-
lated BY the constitution aud laws Of
State. l grant. bat u needs no argu-
neBk Ia appears - me 81 show that
the consultation and laws adopted and
enacted hy q fragment Of the vhsie
body OF people. bat binding npcn eli
alike, 10 . usnrpstisn Of the power
OF Government The 9overumsns 10
eut an organized society. Whatever lie
tcrm 10 ass ifs origin tn the necessities
Of mankind and 10 indispensable for
the maintenance Of civilized society.
IL l. essential 30 every goxsrnment that
Il should represent the saprsms power
81 state and ~ capable Of snhiesting
the viii Of its individual citizens TO isa
order. such 4 government can cnly de-
rive 10 iast powers from the consent 81
tie governed. and can Be established
only uuder the fundamental law which
- self imposed. Every cssiran % suit.
asie acc and discretion WHO IL 10 hs a
srhIecs 10 snch government has, 10 nv
Judgment. . natural right 10 participate
in Iss formation. Oar lRmensed Lin-
coin immorsAlixed the expression that
sars 10 The government % the peopie.
for the p<spie and hy TIE p>ccle.~ and
yet 10 IL Tar from that tsday. Thcrs
can be no government By the p~o-
pis where only cne- half Of thea
are allowed 20 havs vosce N its Or
-trnzgle going % IN this country and
elsewhere foF the enfranchtsexu4nt Of
woman as est q eontinustion OF The
great sirexsie for hamAa liberty which
has from the earliest dawn % authsnkse
history ecnvalsed sstsens. rent king
dous& and drracAsd battle H1las with
heDAn blood lock on The viescries
whssh have been scassssd IN Tie canss
OF woman enfrAncAfecu<nt IN WASH
tnston Territory and elsewhere a.
cru~nsnG victories. ali II uhish have
been scr By long ecntinee1 and ssill
coasiaains sausc<t between liberty and
erpre<<sua. IL v destined % exers q
errsi<r ine1snce epoa humanity than
any achievement On he battle dstA Of
sasse1t 90 Ee<3srn tinae& Shcaid this
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Or. n. q. lOnGAkER


RADUATE or THE UNIvER-
VI sliy a Peat syisnnia. hes perma-
n<nI1y socAssd ia oea<xie.
0<Acs an1 rpadeao<. No. ifs Columbia
strs>I Ali cAils prsnrtiy attended
N. LnefAxsr nsAkss seeeaAlty u dis-
easea IL he
Eye. Ear and Threat.
Treass privn&e, chronic and skis diseases:
removes tun1ors and ulcers wstho9s pAih
81 The ~ 81 he snife.
SkATTLk. March & lss6
De- II. d. LoSeAKAk -DeAr Sir (: FOR
ysas bad been sffiscfed " IN |. heavy.
painful feeling In my forshead ana 81
nignt would b eroohsed with dlflculf
oreaxhing. oo1ghins ana expectsraEing.
- thai had out little rn1L ! was veFy
miscrabie from this catArrh Of the head,
lsnd no relief. had been pronouncsd IN
durable when I sought your care and
treatment from which received relief
u few oAyA resulting In . permanent
cure
from what I know q On. Lonsaksrs
prufensiond skin and treatment. fosi
suffering from disease % him. with the
assurance that they viii receive NEST ex-
cotient professional and man ical treat
menk Imhi1l CLAxk D. DAVIS.
eEnE1M AND nEnyouS DlsEASEs
MARY 4. LONG aKER, N. D.,
Graduate Of Woman's Medical College
At Pennsylvania
oMce and residence. liz Columbia ct !,
Seattle. Disease. o. the EyoI Ear and
Throat treated - . specially.
Particular attention given 10 the treat
m0nt Of diseases Of women and children.
Consultations In knglish and German.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-02

Accident and Fire Insurance. BIAH
czAnD h PAxrHrpon. Agents. deb
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-02

James Means . Shoe for sale at
AnxHxErHY'a mills
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7. r. Puxrzarr. Insurance. and Com.
missiou Agent jale
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-02

Senator Wilson today reported favor
ably from the Committee on Post On
ces bis hill 10 amend the Revised Stat
utss Of the United States. 80 as 70 make
ID penalty for using the mails 10 cir
eulste obscene or immoral books. The
ane Il made net less than 500 nor more
than 5000. or imprisonment at hard
labor FOR not less than oae year nor
more than ten years. or both at the dis
erection Of the courts.
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j. r. q n. Il. LEWIS
A TTORNEYS AT Law. OFFICE
"A Buffers building, room I and s
James streeS Opposite Occidental Hotel.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-02

e. 80 per dozen for Grst- class cabinet d
al PKrsEn's Art Studio. ap2
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-02

The Hoasc Committee on Foreign
Affairs agreed today 20 favorable re-
port on McCrary's bill. authorizing the
President Of the United States 10 ~.
range conferences fer the pnrposs Of
encouraging peaceful and reciprocal
com mefcial relations between the Uni-
ted States Of America and the Republics
Of Mexico, Central and south America,
and thu Empire II Brzxii.
VIII Examine late the Indian Den.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-02

senator Oockrsli submitted 10 the
Senate today proposed amendment 70
the Indian Appropriation bill. author
hing the Secretary Of the Interior 10
employ not more than i've nsr less than
all claims for Indian dspredations nov
ON fie In the Indian Bureau, and ap-
propriAting $4,000 10 defray the en-
penses Of sucn examination.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-07-24

fully in numerous double inning games. The
Chicago,s describe the course of the ball
from his hand to their bats as n ''pretzel
curve.'a
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-07-24
=. PATRICK
ShoriH of Yankton County. Dakota Territor,
Dated Yanktou, ID. T.. July 10th, 1856.

A cordial invitation is hereby extended to
the friends OF educational work in this and
adjoining counties, the invitation, however,
Yankton county to convene in ~institute work al
the court house in the CITY of .Yankton for six
days commencing Monday. August 10, at o a. m
mainly discuss the relation of each of it's parts
to the agsregate sork Of the school
student. 1T is the illumination of this light
gathered from your: careful study, teachers,
which ! ase You now to shed oyer the work Of
eteoting this Institute to the profession.
AWhereyer practicable teachers will in u few
GAYS be reached by special invitations, outlin-
ies 1 pfof Found W s%rstef slis e j. h nSs fe oshers i / VIII.
Names.
Public patronage. parental duty. the work of
OF the pupil and the applicability of the law are
. few of the subjects. which should interchange
1ast TIL iss saa I hayo w,s5 the s ear e @asf;ss q
our teachers to discuss with me my criticisms,
favorable OF, otherwise. on their school work
assigned in the year now closing. During my
recent inspection, which / endeavored to make
complete, l ut. least, succeeded in making my
observations minute. Hence this call.
l have excellent reasona for requiring that
prospective. applicants for schools in Yankton
county Curing the approaching year should
been proposed to me to make it arch the avenue
TO every schoolin my charge. l do not believe
the necsssary. though wiliing to believe it
the attendance which i am unwilling 80
enforce.
As teachers. local or otherwise, likely to lend
your. presence to the institute or your talents to
Its aid, permit nae to urge You to at once send
IN your names for registration. / am author
Ixed 70 guarantee the hospitalitie. of our hos
dislike e have You thought responsible IL / in
Yoked IT alphabetically. T.S. DICKSON.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-07-24

The rest of the lunch is slowed in the
pockets or inside the shirt, the paper bag is
inflated and burst, then pressed into a wad
and thrown into the yawning openings of
the musicians brass Instruments From
that time until the boat and the air is full
of flying tHns, Songhnuts and even chunks
of pie. Before the boat touches the landing
100 boys are overheard to get ahead of it by
swimming. How the boys spend their time
on shore must be imagined, For a half
our before the boat starts to return the
whistle is blown at intervals, but notwith-
standing that precaution it is found by
actual count that some half dozen boys are
left to find their way back to New York as
best they can. Two policemen accompany
the expedition TO preserve the peacs. And
a strong man is towed in a rowboat after
the barge, to pick up the boys as they fall
or are thrown overheard by their COM
papions.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-07-24
TIE OLDEST AMERICAN CITY.
Albany. N. ". Celebrates tho Bi-Cen-
tennial of Its Incorporation.
DUTCH cnuRcn. 1915.

When, in 1909, Hendrix Hudson left Hol-
land. it was with tho intention of finding a
northwest passage to India and China, but
the nearest he came to the object OF his
search was Albany, N. Y. AS he entered
New York harbor, Coney Island, even, had
no attraction for him. China or 'bust,"
seems. to have been his motto, for he even
gave the island of Manhattan the cold
shoulder, and sailed up the Hudson till his
craft, the Half Moon, was stuck in the mud.
The present city OF Hudson marks the spot.
From here the mate and four sailors pad
died up as far as Albany, but finding only
Indians, they turned back. Had Hudson's
mariners continued on TO the present Troy,
they would have seen enough pigtails in the
celebrated latndries thereabout to have led
them to the belief that the Fowery King
dom could not bs far away
On Hudson's return to Europe the an
nouncement OF his discoveries aroused tho
ter prise OF the old Dutch merchants and they
flied out several expeditions to investigate
the new land. These n~avigators explored
the American coast from Massachusetts to
Virginia pre-empting the whole territory.
They would have continued their explora-
tions and laid claim to the remainder Of the
undiscovered earth, but for the fact that it
did not pay, it did not return what their
descendants call doodle" So they turned
to the more profitable calling of trading
with the natives. That is exchanging cheap
gin and trinkets for the valuable skins and
hides collected by the Indians. AS Albany
was at that tiIAo the great meeting ground
OF the various tribes, it was chosen as the
most suitable site for a trading post.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-07-24
Sheriff Sale.

Territory of Dakota, County of Yankton, So:
NOTICE iH hereby given, that by virtue of an
~ execution to me directed and delivered,
md now in my hands, issued out of the Clerks
Office of the second judicial district court, Ter
TitOry OF Dakota, in and for the county of
court in favor OF plaintiffs Dudley. Riohey
&Gross and against tho Yankton Steam Ferry
company on the 18th day of september A. ID,
1889, %also,upon Judgments rendered in Justices
court before il. Congieton, juatice of the peace,
on which transcripts were duly fled in said
diHtrict court In favor of each of the
following parties. to-wit: j.. y. Sanborn
- ssss oS-PaT 1noisy ssaav : lios, Duuioy,. niuuuy
q Gross oo-partners and VIM. Blatt and against
pany on the 9Th day of July 1885, said judg-
menta each and all bearing date March 10, 1885.
l have levied upoR tho following described
good thAttelsA and property of said defendant,
to-wit; The steam ferry boat Senator, and that
! shall on Tussday the 9th day of July A. ID.
Isad. at the hour of one o'clock p, m, of said
day, At the landing of said steam ferry boat in
terry proceed to sell all the right, title and
interest of the sbuvc named defendant the
faakton Steam Ferry company in and to the
above described property to satisfy each of
said Judgments and costs, amounting to Sl15 IL,
$iOQ, $1li0, $i0l, Sla9. 80, respectively, together
with all Rccruiug costs of sale and interest on
Raid first Judgment in favor of said Dudley,
Riahey d Gross from the 18th day of septem-
ber 1885. on the each Of the other said judgments
seven per cent: per annum, at public auction,
to the highest bidder for cash.
FRENCH d SMITH. Plaintiff Is Attorneys.
PATRICK BRENNAN,
Shorif of Yankton County. Dakota Territory,
Dated Yanktou, d. T.. July 10th, 1856.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-07-24
Cure For Pies.

Piles are frequently preceded by a sense
OF weight in the back, loins and lower part
OF the abdomen, causing the patient to
suppose he has some affection OF the kid
neys or neighboring organs. At times,
s4an.ems Of indigestion ars pTeEsnt, as
aatulency, uneasiness Of the stomach, etc.
A moisture, like Precipitation, producing a
disagreeable itching, after getting warm ia
a common attendant. Blind, bleeding
and itching Piles yield at once to the ap-
plicatlon of Bosanko's Pile Remedy, which
acts directly upon the parts affected,
absorbing the tumors, a~llaying the intense
itching, and effecting a permanent cure.
Price fifty cents. Address, The DR.. Bo.
aanko Medicine Co, Piqua, o. sold by
-Purdy & Brecht.